one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary. as jessica gomez tells us, its controversial leader says churches like his need to regain 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is reminded of its deep roots in this southside chicago community. >> i represent the irish catholics that began the faith community of saint sabina. jessica: but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. father mike, as he is known, is often at the forefront of protests against violence, guns, drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is often flanked by politicians, national civil rights leade

but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. father mike, as he is known, is often at the forefront of protests against violence, guns, drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the nation. >> if you continue to treat communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is often flanked by politicians, national civil rights leaders, and celebrities, and has a loyal following here. >> my perspective of life, my changedthe future, is simply because of his passion. >> we have the power to change the future. we have the power to say, hey, that is not ok. jessica: but his methods often ruffle the feathers of city leaders, police, and the catholic church. arrested protesting

fox 29's sabina kuriakose joins us live in the studio with more on the jury's decision. sabina. >> reporter: lucy its it took the jury four hours to come back with the verdict most of the money designed to punish penn state. this jury was sending a message. >> another big payout from penn state connected to child molester jerry sandusky. this one ordered by a central pennsylvania jury to go to form her assistant football keep mike query for his claims the university defame after after he helped prosecutors build their case against the convicted pedophile. mcqueary awarded $7.35 million of that in punitive damages. the former penn state quarterback believes he was retaliated against after he told investigators he witnessed jerry sandusky sexually abuse a 10-year-old boy in a penn state shower back in 2001. that he told coach paterno and top administrates but they never did anything about it. mcqueary says he was subsequently suspended from coaching duties, barred from school facilities and penn state did not renew his crack. but in court, lawyers for penn state argued mor

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live outside of fbi headquarters in center city withers story. sabina. >> reporter: chris these guys took off with about $50,000 worth of prescription pain medication. not only are they likely going funnel those drugs to the street, they also left behind a trail of traumatized victims including this young mom. >> scared. you know, i was afraid. >> reporter: flash of an oddly colored fluorescent vest a man on crutches who didn't seem to need them, and a seconds the young pharmacist and mother of two was on the floor wandering in her live insurance would be enough to care for her kids if the armed men around her decided to pull that trigger. >> it takes a lot to run a business from scratch. and four and a half years i put in here it affected other things. i couldn't be the kind of mommy at home that i wanted to be. i worked hard, and to have some people think that it's their right to just walk in here and take almost five years of hard work it's not fair. >> reporter: pharmacy owner still so shaken she didn't want us to show her face. the fbi now s

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in center city. sabinas these are scary crimes. >> reporter: absolutely chris. wait until you hear the story of this young mother. now investigators gave us surveillance video and we went and we spoke with one of the business owners this young mother who was hell up at gun point and she sells me the only thing she could hit when she hit the ground was whether she had enough life insurance to take cake of her kids in case one of those men pulled the trigger. >> i work so hard. just for them to just walk in just lick that and take it all. >> just like that surveillance video shows this young mom pharmacy owner dying to the ground as armed men storm her springfield township store just over month ago. watch as the man in the yellow vest ditches the clutches and hospital mask he had worn as disguise. pulling his gun and ordering staff to hand over oxy, xanax and other prescription painkillers. a weapon wielding accomplice follows behind and employees say the would men used walkie talk talkies to communica

sabina?, as this grieving mother told me she says safety does not, s not guaranteed by silence. so she says as long as her son's killer is still out there and nobody comes forward to turn him in, the gunman is still able to destroy another family. >> i worked hard. darrell went to camps. he went to, you know, different types of workshops and we went on vacation. he saw more than just the neighbor. >> reporter: but it was back in the old neighborhood where trina singleton's he will defendant son darrell was killed. home in between emt classes last month. shot dead in the same yard he played in as child. >> we want answers and we know that people have information because darrell is well known in the neighborhood as a good kid, you know, and people liked him in the neighborhood. so that's why it's hard to understand why people aren't talking more. then the police know -- letting the police know what occurred. because people know. they do. >> reporter: mother still in shock barely able to compreh

fox 29's sabina kuriakose has more now from west chester. >> reporter: animal control officer haydenol checks on the pitbull terrier mix he rescued from botched home invasion friday night. >> he suffered a gunshot wound to the head around the eye. >> reporter: carol says somebody broke into a home on canal road in middletown township around 10:00 at night. the armed man shot the owner in the stomach to protect his pet took a bullet to the head. the alleged gunman got away. >> the individual shows recklessness to not only break into a home armed and injure a human but also to hugh you shoot a dog has no in my opinion care, no compassion. >> reporter: homeowner is recovering from his gunshot wound. >> this is where the bullet came in. >> reporter: doctors at west chester veterinary medical center had to remove faith's e eye. >> we're route rooting for her, praying for her. hoping she gets out of here within the next day or two and hoping her family is okay too. >> reporter: go monday me site has been set up to pay for the vet bills and the care she'll need to get through her new li lif

. >> fox 29's sabina kuriakose say the homeowners at first they thought it was funny but then it got creepy. >> scarecrows and jack o'lanterns, ghosts of all kinds, popping up on the carefully cut lawn of this woolwich neighborhood. in the early hours of saturday morning, there was another kind of ghoul lurking around clause ya williams front porch this one not so friendly, caught on surveillance camera, pill fogger pumpkins off the williams family as front stoop. >> the more they thought about it? >> the to became not so funny someone would just feel comfortable enough to come up to our house, take something right off of our porch. >> a violation of our space and our property. we just wanted to make sure that who ever this person is, isn't just going to up other people's properties, and taking things that don't belong to them. >> neighbors agree. many are double check to go make sure their own lawn ornaments don't disappear. >> it is funny but at the same token, you know, it is sad. >> how can you be so braze tone come up to someone's house and steel a pumpkin, steel anything actual

sabina kuriakose live in south philly right now. >> reporter: pgw is still on the scene here, so far, the fire department has cleared out. they tell us the gas leak is under control. the crews right now still working to fix that main. again, 45 homes, two city blocks had to be evacuated for several hours this afternoon. >> sunday evening danger in the air in south philly. hours long gas leak forced the evacuation of 45 homes. spread out across two city blocks on christian street. residents running out in their bare feet as gas gushed into the air >> we had in power. >> reporter: it was just after 4:00 when emergency crews got word. a contractor doing work in the basement of one of the row homes had struck and ruptured a gas line. prompting a huge response fire department 11 trucks and nearly 50 firefighters closing off several blocks. peco quickly cut power. pgw crews working into the night. >> the biggest concern is the gas doesn't build up. we wanted a make sure we had a wide enough area to give pgw area work and give the gas enough area to expand and dis participate >> we had no po

iain, back to you. >> sabina, thanks. >>> investigators are hard at work trying to figure out exactlyow an nj transit train crashed last month in hoboken. official released a preliminary report today. they say that more testing has to be done because some electronics parts in the train were destroyed in that wreck. the national transportation safety board says among the pa parts destroyed were the electronics that control the train's brakes and propulsion system. investigators say the new jersey transit train was going twice the speed limit last month when it hit a concrete bumper at the end of the track,. that impact sent part of the hoboken terminal roof crashing down. a woman on the terminal platform died. 100 others were hurt. >>> two people are recovering tonight after a crash involving a philadelphia police officer. cops say about 11:45 this morning, a man ran a red light at bridge and tacony streets in bridesburg. slammed in the officer's car. the impact set off chain reaction involved two other vehicles. the officer is not hurt. a man and a woman both in their 30s have minor i

these kids don't respect nobody no more. >> reporter: sabina kuriakose tells us police believe that boy is from that neighborhood. if you know anything, call southwest detectives, please. mr. warrington says clearly it won't give him his eyesight back but it will give him measure of justice. developing now controversy over the national anthem. ignited again at last night's sixers game. ♪ and the home of the brave >> that woman you just saw was not supposed to be singing. >> the sixers told the original singer two minutes before her performance she couldn't sing because of what she was wearing. fox 29's dawn timmeney is at the wells fargo center on why the sixers refused to let her take the court. dawn. >> reporter: lucy and iain, seven says it had to do with two words on her t-shirt "we matter" and as a result she says the 76ers pull the plug and went to plan b which did not include h her. >> singing the national anthem please welcome from the 76ers dancers jamilla. >> ♪ >> jamila knock it out of the park with her performance, the sixers dancer had no idea until minutes before that she

in the newsroom, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> of course, we're all over this story. a strike would mess with the daily commute in our area. stick with fox 29 for all the latest on air and online at fox29.com. >>> turning to your fox 29 weather authority. if you're a fan of fall it's a great night. but a big change coming and might have some people getting the summer gear back out. meteorologist kathy orr tracking a warmup. could shatter records >> we're talking about a total change in wardrobe for the next couple days. look behind me. we have a front getting a little bit closer and has showers associated. there is a threat of a shower especially to the north and west of philadelphia. this will lift back north during the day tomorrow. it's still mild out there with a cloud cover. the temperature in philadelphia, 63, 57 in allentown. still 62 in millville. in wildwood and atlantic city. the clouds keeping it mild. 52 in the suburb, the wind will be light. the big change, this is huge ridge of high pressure building in the east. puts us in a summer like pattern and that

sabina is going to talk about how scared she is. i agree. but this market has been -- it's been impervious to everything. i could see a scenario tomorrow where instead of going up like it should, gets whacked. >> wow. regardless of what the jobs report tells us tomorrow, this could be the end of the bull market. bank of america warning a recession could be months away, and investors are not taking it seriously enough. the head of u.s. equity and quantitative research, sabina, great to have you with us. whenever a strategist uses the word terrifying -- >> did i say that? >> yes, you said it to our segment producer, really captured our attention. >> i don't know if i'm terrified, but i'm concerned. what i'm concerned about is we are seven years into a full-fledged, all out, central bankers doing everything they can to stimulate demand. and yet, sales growth is actually decelerating. we haven't really seen this demand recovery. the other day we looked at all of these indicators that have been pretty good at forecasting recessions, and extrapola

good morning, sabina. >> good morning, bill.e can see behind me, the campaign office right now closed. it's dark, not yet open for the day. now, of course, it's new development, a bombshell in the final stretch leading up to the election. the fbi director in an extraordinary letter to congress announcing he's once again investigating hillary clinton's e-mails after agents discovered new e-mails during an investigation into the husband of clinton's top aid, huma abedin. it involved congressman anthony wiener. allegedly sexting an under age girl. the campaign scrambling. donald trump seizing on the new opportunity to attack his opponent. watch what both candidates had to say yesterday >> the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the e-mails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident whatever they are, will not change the conclusion reached in july. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before. we must not let her take her criminal scheme into the oval office. >> reporter:

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fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in the news room with the details. sabina? >> bill, karen, the vote happens at 11:00 this morning, almost 5,000 bus, trolley and train operators, will decide whether to go on strike. if they don't reach a new contract deal with septa. before november 1st. now the union local 234 and septa have been negotiating since july. sticking points include pension reform, workers want to raise the cap for calculating pensions, healthcare and safety and fatigue issues are also problems. now the union a septa avoided strike just two years ago, but the current contract expires at midnight on halloween. now remember, election day is november 8th. so possible strike could overlap. now, septa is downplaying any concern, telling media outlets that taking a strike vote before a contract expires is not out of the ordinary. and that it is working to come to an agreement with workers. again, the vote is set for later this morning, and of course if you are wondering regional rail would not be affected by a possible strike. guys, back to you. >> sack

sabina mussier: del amor no voy hablar. calladita me veo mÁs bonita.ocios cerrados, comunidades costeras evacuadas y miles de vuelos cancelados en importantes aeropuertos, son apenas una parte de los preparativos para enfrentar los embates del huracÁn matthew en florida. autoridades extreman precauciones, y efectivos de la guardia nacional se movilizan en espera de lo peor. juan carlos aguiar se encuentra en melbourne, en el centro este de la florida. adelante. juan carlos: hola, satcha. nuevamente muy buenos dÍas. nos encontramos en el extremo este de la ciudad de melbourne, ubicada en el centro de la florida. en este punto se encuentra una de las playas mÁs concurridas de esta ciudad, bÁsicamente turÍstica. sin embargo, las playas de toda esta Área fueron cerradas desde hace mÁs de 24 horas. a pesar de la orden de evacuaciÓn, que ha sido cumplida en mÁs de un 60%, decenas de personas se han acercado este punto para tratar de entender quÉ es lo que se viene en las prÓximas horas, con el alerta de la inminente llegada del huracÁn matthew. sin embargo,

police continue to investigate n northeast philadelphia, sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news". >>> new video shows final moment a female police officer is ruth he isly attack by a suspect. he's tazed but continues his assault. why investigators say he was able to keep fighting despite being tazed. >> and police went to this new jersey woman's apartment to check out a hang up on a 911 call. but they say she wasn't happy to see them. but what she threw at one of the officers. >> a car plunges into a lake with a driver inside. thankfully pair of good samaritans are there to help. how police say the female driver ended up in this terrifying situation. >> we if know more tonight about deadly stabbing in falls township bucks county. police say woman stabbed her boyfriends, 59 year old david met eye as the thirds to death after suffered mental health episode in their home. before he was stabbed. police say that mathis charged his girlfriends, armed with a knife. police say the woman was stabbed in the hands during that encounter, but was also able to get the knife away from met eye as, that's when

let's get straight on out to fox 29's sabina kuriakose. she's life on age broad.ow was it out there? >> reporter: well, joyce certainly a lot of rally goers talking about that controversial trump video and a lot of people i spoke with actually said that reinforces of course their tradition -- their decision not to vote for trump while others, though, express sympathy for his family. let's go to video of the rally for bernie sanders with bernie sanders former democratic presidential hopeful in town campaigning for his former rival hillary clinton. rally goers included diehard sanders supporters who are slowly switching gears as well as long-time clinton backers rallying with the democratic base. now, not far from their mind that storm surrounding donald trump lewd recorded comments he made about women that were just released. democratic voters we spoke with say the recording reinforces their decision to vote hillary even if they had reservations about her in the past, others express sympathy for trump's family. >> i do think this would be great election for the dem

sabina?porter: well, dawn and chris, i can tell you riders are certainly not happy come midnight that uber x you're in could turn into a pumpkin at least in the eyes of the city any way. >> everyone likes it better if you listen to what the people are saying we want it. >> it's what the people want. >> reporter: call eight cry for liberty smart phone era. on this bustling friday night in physical it's hard not to bump into a couple like christie ya and her boyfriend waiting phone in hand for uber x driver in center city. >> i'm coming. >> cheaper than parking my car in center city. >> reporter: watch out because that carriage in this case a houndy elantra may turn back into a pumpkin at midnight friday. that's when temporary agreement allowing ride sharing companies like uber x and lyft to operate on city streets expires. the deal was reached in july to get philly through the democratic national convention and septa's massive regional rail problems. lawmakers have failed to extend it. leading

our sabina kuriakose reports the weather put familiar unless that perfect mood ahead of halloween. >>r: one last weekend to pack in all those pumpkins. >> dangerous to bring my son here because he wants to get every pumpkin. it will be nice and warm. i think it's a good day to come out. >> october is going out with a tigers, snakes, oh mill at linvilla orchards the lions family pick out just the right canvass. >> it had the right type of face and it was long and it was bro broad. so when you actually carve it i think it actually shows the face better. >> reporter: carolyn has her plans fort family jo lantern. >> i'm going to make, um, a happy little face. >> reporter: but watch out because big brother owen has other designs. >> scary probably. >> reporter: farmer norm says bad weather kept the pumpkin pickers away most of the. >> too hot err until september when we first opened up. we had lot of rain on the weekends in september and october. so it's just perfect fall day today. great day to see the leaves changing on the trees. >> reporter: people pouring into the patch on saturday th

our sabina kuriakose has what she did. >> twenty dollars bills started coming at he, and there was like some of them were in stacked of 20's some were singles. >> reporter: cristina edward could not believe what she was seeing hundreds of dollars pulling out of the drive through atm she had been using, sunday morning. single mom was just picking up grocery money, instead universe was handing her almost $400 through the deposit slot. >> i was this shock so i took the money and i kind of sat there and i check my balance to make sure it wasn't from my account and it wasn't. >> reporter: just like that she found herself at a crossroads. should she take money from the broken atm, perhaps it was an answer to the prayers for struggling young mom had said night before. cristina was alone there was in one around to claim the bills and yet. >> i was concerned that somebody deposited their paycheck and they don't have their money. >> reporter: she thought of others, perhaps her training as a registered nurse or understanding of what it is like to work hard and never have enough. >> i know what it

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fox 29's sabina kuriakose has the heart pounding video and the latest on the manhunt. >> how else toibe the first person viewed this surveillance video gives us of the seconds in which this 44-year-old worker suddenly finds himself inches from death. barrel of a gun pointed directly at his head. how to describe the ice cold calculation police say is so clear in the eyes of the alleged gunman. looking almost directly at the camera. authorities say it was around 8:30 saturday night, when this man in a hood enters the deli market near 55 many and thompson in the southwest section of the city. watch as he picks up a soft drink an approaches the cash register just like any other shopper. only to pull a gun seconds lat later. >> saw how patient and calm this kid was. he walks in and weights his turn for the register and he clearly had a clear motivation what he was going to do but going after employee and putting him in strangle hold we don't see that that often. this individual obviously is pretty calculate wad he's doing. >> reporter: hooded gunman goes after the victim when he sees him

sabina kuriakose live, where they're trying to zero in on the gas leak, sabina? >> reporter: thousand block of christian street. still intensely active right now, we are told that dozen of people had been evacuate from the their home as a result of this leak. let's go to video we got for you just short time ago. police tell me it started? one of the homes, maintenance working working in the basement when he apparently ruptured a gas line, led police to evacuate two blocks, 1,101,000 block of christian street. they were able to get peco here, very quickly, and peco was able to cut the power here. to secure the power, but right now police say they're waiting for the parking authority to get here so they can tow several cars, that are in front of the home. they say that's when fgw will be able to get into the home and secure gas leak. right now we know that leak is still open. and it is still going on. now, police say, they're monitoring the situation, so far, nobody has been hurt or taken to the hospital. they tell me they are looking to see if they can bring any s

. >> as our sabina kuriakose explains why the time the owners realized something wasn't right, it was late. >> reporter: caught on camera home surveillance photos show the moment police say three suspected thieves target the home of an elderly husband and wife. only these alleged burglars didn't break in, they didn't have to. >> in this case it was, you know, the water department was the line that they were using. >> reporter: east greenwich police chief says on sunday morning a man came to the door of the 80 something-year-old couple posing as a municipal worker. he says the man talked his way into the basement of the house pretending to test water quality. while the stranger diss tracked the seniors, surveillance photos caught what happened next. >> two other males are seen coming into the house and then they started to go through cabinets, go through drawers in bedroom. >> reporter: in and out in minutes leaving no trace. alleged thieves pocked gold coins and other valuables. the homeowners had no idea they'd been scammed until family members reviewed the footage. now police want y

sabina?> reporter: the message from the jury seemed clear. $5 million in punitive damages awarded to the former assistant coach. 2 million for his claims of defamation and misrepresentati misrepresentation. former assistant football coach mc mcqueary vindicated by a center county jury of nine women and three men. jurors deliberating for just four hours before awarding mcqueary $7.3 million in damages and his defamation suit against penn state. 3 million more than mcqueary's attorneys asked for. 5 million in punitive damages against the university. in his suit the former penn state quarterback asserted his alma mater and former employer defamed him after it came out that mcqueary's testimony helped prosecutors charge former defensive coach jerry sandusky with molesting children. mcqueary says the school damaged his reputation in a statement it put out the day child abuser sandusky was champed. it says he was retaliated against for helping in the investigation. it was a february night back in 2

fox 29's sabina kuriakose tonight devils into what's going on. >> scared.ou know, i was afraid. >> reporter: flash of an oddly colored fluorescent vest a man on crutches who didn't seem to need them, and seconds the young pharmacist and mother of two was on the floor wondering if her life insurance would be enough to care for her kids if the armed men around her decided to pull that trigger. >> it takes a lot to run a business from scratch, and four and a half years i put in here it affected other things. um, i couldn't be the kind of mommy at home that i wanted to be. i worked hard, and to have some people think that it's their right to just walk in here and take almost five years of hard work it's not fair. >> reporter: pharmacy owner still so shaken she didn't want to us show her face. the fbi now says the same men who robbed springfield pharmacy in delaware county in august are the same gunmen who stormed health plus pharmacy up in per darby last month. and rite aid in claymont, delaware, in july. in springfield the men forced employees to hand over $50

at southwest detectives sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> the end of an era in atlantic city.ff from the trump taj ma mal he is cored gamblers out of the kaseen early this morning at 5:59 the ac landmark closed it's doors for good. 3,000 people are now out of the work as the last casino in the city bearing the trump name closed after 26 years. it is fifth kasee casino to shun in the city in the past two years. casino failed to reach deal with its union over health care and pension benefits. >>> a man lost in the woods and it is dangerously cold. authorities found him in the nick of time. how they used his phone to get to him. >>> a man jumps into action when he hears a woman screaming on his porch an tack kerr was dragging her away. the guy ran after him but soon needed help of his own. >> a woman rescued from catastrophic flooding and the flood waters weren't the only thing posing a threat. ♪ >>> now with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. watch for work crews all this week they'll be out there with no rain in site working along 42 and 295 as y

. >> sabina kuriakose the homeowner thought the whole thing was kind of funny but then it got creepy.: scare crows and jack o lanterns, ghosts of all kinds, popping up on the carefully cut lawns of this woolwich neighbor in the early hours of saturday morning there was another kind of ghoul lurk aig round claudia williams front porch. this one was not so friendly. caught on surveillance camera pilfering pumpkins off the whim jumps family's front stoop. >> picked up all three and walk back to his car like it was nothing. >> reporter: claudia thought it was funny at first. >> pumpkins are three for $10 at acne. go get your own pumpkins. >> the more the new mom and her hub thought about it the more blaze zen thief started to irk them. >> it became not so funny someone would feel comfortable enough to come up our house and take something right off of our porch. it was violation of our space and our property and we just wanted to make sure that whoever this person is isn't just going up to other people's properties and taking things that don't belong to them. >> reporter: neighbors agree m

. >> thank you, sabina. you decide 2016 the race for the white house again comes to pennsylvania. a day after the fiery presidential debate trump is making his case to voters in the keystone state. >>> must within state for trump this election. he stumped in am bridge and focused on jobs for cole and steal workers promising to bring jobs back to pennsylvania and a mid that fallout over a 2005 tape showing trauma making lewd comments about women the republican again today deflected criticism on to his rival tal talking about speeches she made to wall street trump is headed to wilkes-barre later tonight. >>> another blow for trump today this time from the leader of the republican party. house speaker paul ryan says today he's going to focus on down balance hots with a goal of keeping the republican's party's hold on congress. many pundants inferring this to mean that ryan thinks donald trump can't win. ryan's office is not conceding the out come of the election, but he just wants to make sure hillary clinton does not get a democratic congress if she becomes president. >>> and clinto

in philadelphia, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> robert did he nair yo rant against donald trump is viral tonight. the oscar winner has been openly against the republican nominee but this video takes it to another level. >> i mean he's so blatantly stupid. he's a punk. he's a dog. he's a pig. he's a con. a mut who doesn't know what he's talking about. doesn't do his homework. doesn't care. think he's gaining society. doesn't pay his taxes. he talks how he wants to punch people in the face. well, i'd like to punch him in the face. >> the video was produced by a group called anonymous content part of a short series to encourage people to vote. >>> as he's known to do, donald trump has responded on twitter. earlier this evening he tweeted "the media and establishment want me out so badly i will never drop out of the race. i will never let my supporters down! ". second presidential debate is now just hours away and you can watch it all right here on fox 29. it gets underway at 9:00 o'clock sunday night from washington university in st. louis. >>> now to the very latest on hurricane matt

sabina kuriakose has more. >> reporter: lucy philly public schools says it started noticing it was getting mentioned in these creepy posts yesterday. now homeland security is investigating >> am i re who is doing all this. >> reporter: that's what philadelphia police and the school district want to know. who is behind menacing posts on social media? referencing clowns threatening to kill orchid nap students and teachers. >> we know that the post rg iiis going viral and grown exponentially. >> reporter: public schools director of safety brendan lee says the district first caught wind of specific threats against city schools on saturday. this is one of the accounts, one can go so far as to name specific schools, the swelled clowns plan to target. he says the district is actively working with the police and homeland security to track down the people behind the posts. >> we are on top of all the postings. we will be ready and we will be acting with the heightened sense of awareness for that morning and the days to follow. >> reporter: there has been a surge of swelled scary clown sightings and

sabina: she went to the administration and told them that she had been gang raped - and the administration did nothing about it (5 secs) dean eramo - the public face of the scandal - becomes public enemy number one. amy robach: you were scared? nicole eramo: yeah. i felt like-- i was sure i was gonna be fired. i was sure that-- and i just didn't know if i could do it. honestly. (emotional) and i went to work it. (9 secs) but the story was later discredited - with rolling stone acknowledging mistakes in its reporting process - and the charlottesville police making a blockbuster announcement. longo presser: we're not able to conclude to any substantive degree that an incident that's consistent with the facts contained in that article occurred. (10 secs) so now eramo's fighting back? filing a 7.85 million dollar defamation suit against rolling stone, and the reporter of article - sabrina rubin erdely. chryon libby locke: it portrayed her as a callous, indifferent administrator who became a false friend of jackie in order to coddle her into not reporting her sexual assault beyond-- beyond the

the mayor and lgbt philadelphians and live in old city with more on what started all this today, sabina >>> well, lucy, outrage really caught fire last month when the video surfaced of the owner of popular gay bar repeatedly using n word over and over again and activists say that is proof of a culture of racism. >> center city streets bustling sunday night in the gayborhood and largest annual lgbt event wraps up aix cloud happening over festival goers upset over claims of institutional racism made over prominent gay night clubs. she's been affected by new dress codes at bars something believed to be directed at plaque and minority patron. >> this is our safe space. we cannot be safe and be who we are in these places because what? that's totally unfair. >> it's one of the issues angry activists stormed the annual pride flag raising earlier in the day. >> no, no, no. >> mayor kenny face to face with demonstrators saying the city is in denial among white gay who's hold prominent positions for activist taken comes after utube video surfaced last month in which eye candy night club in septem

. >> reporter: the sabina's assess their opposition to measure q is that in bay have been at all in the trenches at these encampments for weeks to see how what it takes to get social services to these people. at that only helps them for about 24 hours so is not really a realistic measure. >> pam:bob dylan is adding a major global honor to his already- long list of accomplishments. return to the nobel prize committee. quote, "new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition." >> pam:in 20-12. president obama awarded dylan a presidential highest civilian honor.. the 75- year -old is the 108th winner of the most prestigious literature award in the world. >> pam:he is also the first american to win the nobel prize for literature. since toni morrison in 19-93. >> steve: we are and expecting some and to russia and the weber, up--we are expecting an to rupture and what the weather coming up! >> reporter: bill looks like the storm is on an approach now and headed to the bay area. -- it looks like the storm is on its way >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds

let's get right out to sabina kuriakose who is live in summer ton with the latest. >>reporter: good morning, guys, so scary for this family. let's take you right to the scene here. you can still see the damage just beyond this car where this suv slammed into the billing as the kids were sleeping inside. a nine year old girl and an eleven year old boy asleep in their beds right under the window. let's take a look of video from inside the bedroom we got just after it happened. you can see debris and bricks all over the place there. they struck the kids as they slept. the kids, we're told, were hurt and bleeding. but their dad says they're going to be okay. he says it's really a miracle that nothing more serious happened to em this. you can see the stuffed animals on their bed still covered in all of that debris. police say it was about 36789. 30 this morning when a red suv crashed into the first floor of the apartment here at ashley court apartments off bustleton a. we did speak with the father. he was very shaken, but he described to us waking up to h this bizarre sc

that hearing public and is on october 25th, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> you can't win them allthe winning streak is over. in a close one in detroit against the lions? letter get over to sean bell. sean. >> >> tough, tough game, loss, it was a tale of who halves with the eagles today. they were terrible in the first half, great in the second. but by the time they shook off the run, it was a little bit, too little, too late. first half, the lions jump all over the eagles, second quart, mathews stafford scrambling a little bit and are marvin jones in the back of the end zone of. the lions 21-10. in the second half, that's when things changed. wentz hitting josh huff. five for five at 64-year-olds in the first drive. the eagles came all the backache to take the lead 23-21, but ryan mathews fumbles that's the one thing you can't do in that situation. he could have sealed the game. instead he sealed it for the lions. that was a go ahead game winning field goal. the lions between 24-23. the eagles get the first loss of the season. >> we could have folded and gave up but sideline was v

sabina kuriakose, liver, the homeowner and police agree this is just a little weird. >> yes, lucy, the people who live there tell me at first the at first it seemed little funny then things start today get creepy. >> just kind of look who does that, in the dead of night, got her answer, when she and her husband rolled back their surveillance footage. watch as grown man, drives up to the front porch of their home in wool whiff township, new jersey, early saturday morning. he creeps up, and carries away not one, not two, but all three pun many kins decorating the door stems. can he barely hold them as he runs out of frame. >> my first reaction was i thought it was kind of funny, but i thought about it more, it became not so fun toy take something off of her porch. >> even the cops think it is weird, and they're hoping somebody can id the squashed smasher so he doesn't dampen the holidays of another festive family. detective think the knot so sneaky suspect is between the ages of 18 to 25. and may have had friends with him in the light colored get-away car seen rushing away. so fast, they

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