sabina kuriakose is in doyletown this morning with more on what we know so far, sabina. >>> all rightgo back here live to the scene, we were just talking to an officer off camera. he will give meehan update in a bit. right now i want to show you the scene, lot of activity, we have officers searching with k-9 and flashlights 611 and edison road, closed off because of this police activity. it loops around and there is some sort of quarry. this is shelter in place order remains in effect. i did just talk to that officer on camera and said it did remains in effect and i asked him very quickly right before we went live if this was in fact, due to a possible prisoner escape and he did appear to confirm that for me, just before we went on, we went live here. so, again, this has been happening since about 10:00 o'clock last night when that other went out reverse 911 call to residents in warrington, chalfont, doyletown area. police first began their search at limekiln pike and county line road, about five and a half miles from where we are right now. throughout the night crews saw police activ

sabina kuriakose is in doyletown what do we need to know, sabina. >> reporter: right now police tellat they have actually pulled back on their search but as we stand here we have seen several, officers, leave this area and head that way with their lights on, it is unclear whether this is related to that prisoner, escape but police tell me just a short time ago they are pulling back from the search here on 611 and edison because they have exhausted resources, k-9 was exhausted and they are waiting for another sighting but this prisoner remains on the loose. we will see where those police officers were headed but lets go to video we got earlier from the scene when the search was extremely intense. they had flashlights, thermal images devices. prisoner's name is danielle sellby, 25 years old wearing an orange shirt and jeans but what will give him away is his hand are still cuffed in front of him. here's what we know around 8:30, a sheriff's van was moving sellby to bucks county prison. he had been arrested on failure to appear warrant, low level offense. there was a medical emergency a

lets get some clarification here. >> sabina?> reporter: yeah, well as you mention that had shelter in place has been lifted but we can still see police here and they are still searching. we have seen this throughout the morning, there has been little lull is here and there, during the searches and every now and then police pull back but we have seen this k-9 still out here and he is definitely smelling something because he has been up and down edison road here off 611 adjacent to neshaminy creek. they have been bringing that same dog up and down here and they have been searching and it appears he has a scent. we don't know if it was visual or this dog picking up this scent but they are continuing to search. earlier this morning search was intense up edison road about a half mile up the road, where police have had a visual citing, a resident had seen this escape prisoner 25 year-old daniel sellby wearing orange shirt and jeans, hand still cuffed in front of him. that search began up the red here. i want to tell you what happened.

sabina kuriakose in upper darby with more this morning, sabina. >> reporter: feeling so good, thomas,ll right. so much buzz last night but it continues into this morning. folks out here at 69th street station they had to be up just like we did but they made sure that they watched the draft last night. so here he is, lets look at video, this is star of the show markelle fultz a point guard out of the university of washington. although he only played one season there before he declared for the draft he is 19 years old he is a young guy and as expected he was chosen in the first draft pick by the sixers and so no suspense there we knew that would happen. we knew sixers would choose him that didn't lessen excitement at all. last night 5,000 fans at piazza and then again this morning here they are telling us that they think thinks the final piece to the puzzle. >> this is a dream come true really, just all of the hard work i have put in, i'm looking forward to go to go this organization and giving it my all. that is one thing i want to do come in, give it my all and off the court i want to

sabina kuriakose joining us in studio. so what can we expect here, sabina?s, comey's written testimony was actually released a day in advance of the public hearing. so we actually got a detailed look into what the former fbi director will tell congress about his private meetings with trump. so far capitol hill is split on what it all meansment some see it as new evidence that the president sought to sway the investigation into campaign ties with russia, while other insist it actually vindicate the commander in chief. >> returning to the white house, wednesday night, president trump ignored questions about james comey, the fired fbi director written testimony was released day ahead of much anticipated hearing before congress. comey alleges the president told him in january, quote, i need loyalty. comey replied, co-expect honesty. and last month, speaking to fox news, trump denied that he had asked for comey's loyalty. >> no, no, i didn't. but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. >> on valentine day, comey says trump spoke with him about former nat

what's up, sabina?tom said should he have his shirts on for the segment and he said i don't know what's okay. he said i always have my shirt off whether i come into the studio. i said sure whatever you want. all of that rain this morning these guys battled through the rain to get here. that is motivation. they're working out and they want that summer body. and so i mean that's why we're here talking to tom. tom, can we get you to show us your abs for a second? >> all right. qualifying extremely sunburn i'll let you know. >> that's who will show you exercises all right? first of all we're here city fitness. tell us what you're showing u us. >> what we'll do now i have ceo training partner he runs us through exercises outside. i'll let bruce speak to that. >> you'll be our human prop. hi, bruce. >> so put him through the rippinger and see what we're doing. >> holistic trying to work the whole body with three exercises. first thing is plaque. very common exercise a lot of people do it wrong. what we look a

fox 29's sabina kuriakose is here now. what are we learning sabina?> well, iain this was young woman who cut through a neighborhood park to get home as police say she had done many times before. but on saturday morning, police believe somebody else was in that park and what happened next has left a trail of broken hearts in our area. >> you hear these thing on the news, and, you know, you don't know the person. so you're kind of, you know, cold to it. >> reporter: but this time ron, recognized the name on the news. his childhood friend the one who used to live on the same block, beaten and stabbed and left to die early saturday morning inside this park at 21st and lehigh in north philadelphia. this is a photo of 31-year-old debra gulliver from a gofundme site that's been set up in her on nohonor. >> we're asking for the public's help if anyone has any information about this brutal murder. debbie had just left a get together with friends getting off the bus at 21 and lehigh with a mail friend. debbie decided to take a short cut through the park three b

back to you. >> thanks, sabina. >>> 4:10. you decide 2017 has voters in the garden state head to the polls for is biggest race for se ease next governor, six democrats, five republicans, they are hoping to replace chris christie when his term end. other races include state senate and assembly seats. polls will open up at 6:00 a.m. and they will close tonight at 8:00. >>> also we're following developing news right now coming out of hunting park where police are investigating a domestic dispute, it turned deadly. it happened last night on the 3800 block of percy street, there is a 29 year-old, hispanic male, transported to temple hospital where he did die. police say the 26 year-old suspect shot the victim multiple times and then ran out of the home with the gun still in his hand. police are hoping surveillance cameras in the area, will help to locate him. >>> philadelphia police this morning released new surveillance in hopes of the catching people who opened fire on a kensington street hitting a toddler several times. that li

sabina, thank you for, that complicated. recovery effort resumes this morning in hamilton township for 17 jerold boy who was swept away while swimming with his friends. >> jerry -- jenny, what new details do you have at 7:30? >> reporter: yesterday being the first day of summer, already had multiple incidents like this, so we know a 17 year old went missing while he was swimming in the lake here, it is rowan lake, roebling park, hamilton township, the problem is this teen doesn't know how to swim. he was with three other kids. emergency crews were called to rowan lake here just before 5:00 yesterday. this was after a storm rolled through which meant the water was little roughed up. four teens from hamilton township were out at the lake, celebrating an end to the school year. when their excitement turned to panic. and one of the four was suck away by a strong current. fire crews responded, and combed the marsh, that leads to the delaware river. >> new jersey state police searched from the air. dive teams entered the water aft

fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live at district attorney's office with the a look at how we got here, sabina lucy, judge has said he wants a speedy trial in part, because seth williams remains the sitting, district attorney and tomorrow, marks the beginning of his toughest legal battle, just yet, his own. district attorney seth williams has been tight-lipped all along, since federal prosecutors slammed him, with fraud and bribery charges. monday williams has his day in court, this time in the defendant's seat, the federal judge hearing the 29 count case against the embattled top prosecutor, has called for a swift trial and appears that tumultuous proceedings could throw the city court system into disarray. >> you have crossed the line, committed a crime. >> reporter: since williams indict in march protesters have called for his resignation, and just shy of three months later, jury selection is expected, to move quickly. williams stand accused of accepting more than $160,000 in gifts, and exchange for legal favors. he is also accused of using governmental vehicles for personal use and oven st

lets get tout sabina kuriakose outside district's headquarters good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, karen and thomas. i'm looking for a way to cool off so myself photographer chris, it is so warm out here and it is only 4:00 in the morning. can you imagine what it will be like later? as we mentioned schools are closing early today, kid will get a half day. today is the 13th so we only have one week until the end of this school year but of course school district is in the taking any chance west this weather. it is third straight 90 something day we have had so far and as you mentioned no air conditioning in some of these schools, we know that. i know family members, friend of mine who go to school around here and they say their classrooms are only equipped with fans and kid with the elderly and pregnant woman are most vulnerable to the heat. packing up that school bag for a couple hours to send your kid off to school make sure you are getting in a couple extra bottles of water and some sun screen as well because it is never good to have too much sun. i'm sure city will have

. >> sabina, what is going on here. >> reporter: first of all this video is so disturbing from a couple of different front. the victim said to be mentally disable and the alleged attackers are so young. they are just young kid. we want to warn you, of course this video is hard to watch. we did have to blur faces in the video but here take a look , here it is, it was posted on to facebook yesterday. it apparently shows the victim who again is believed to be mentally disabled surrounded by about four kid, the oldest of which could only be about young teens. the victim is punched twice. second time it appears he is trying to get away when kid follow him, right now we don't know identity of the victim or of his alleged attackers and one of the things that police are asking for help, from the public, with trying to figure out. we do know that the victim was wearing a i love jesus land yard around his neck and video was taken around chelten avenue in germantown. we don't know when video itself was filmed. back out here live one of the things we can't show you because we had to blur faces is s

sabina there is from the finish line to the bar, sabin sabina. >> i could use a cold drink right andwent on air and there's no way i can remember them. here's dap. >> smells amazing. >> yes. >> soupier citrusy and bright and grapefruit, warm summer days and then again simple ingredients. lemon. simple syrup and raspberry garnish and begin and crushed ice. traditional cocktail, bush on, simple syrup. >> bourbon is a big thing right now. >> bourbon is huge. particularly dry whisky in that category, for better or worse it's hard to get good bourbon but it's popular. >> we want people to come out. you guys have two weeks left. what do you want people to know? it's a fun little place tucked in fun to be in speak easy. can we get through it. >> we don't discriminate. if you want to dress up wear drass and flappers and nice suits. >> whatever float your boat. >> cool, awesome. thank you so much. these are tasty. lawsh i would bring them back if we could pack them up. but, you know, after that triathlon i have some of those athletes will want to come down here and have a drink. back to you,

sabina kuriakose in west fill toy explain. sabina?hey, good morning, karen, cautionary tail, so many levels, now, of course there is child was missing, so this call came in as abduction to police, it was right around 2:30 this morning, you can still actually see the vehicle and the tow truck are on the scene. police holding the scene right now. let's go to video that we have for you. again, around 2:30 a.m., 18th district police officers responded to abduction in progress at 45th and chestnut. that's where they found a 26 year old woman, a mother, she has toll them that she ran into her workplace just for five minute, just ran in to do something real fast. but by the time she came back out she realized a tow truck had towed away her van. so, officers luckily were able to catch up with the tow truck, just a few short distance away, that's when they pulled the tow truck driver over. they found the seven year old daughter inside of the vehicle, in the video there. you can see the daughter and mother reunited. she is okay. here is chief i

sabina, thank you for.atch the proceeding, james comey's testimony live here on fox, our coverage begins straight up 10:00 this morning. >> police in delaware county say restaurant worker was selling a lot more than buyer youth owe's from a wayne restaurant. radnor township police arrested three people after month long investigation, into drugs, being sold from the chipotle store on lancaster avenue. police say some of the stash was found stuffed inside of the restaurant toilet. >> eww. undercover detective bought nearly half pound of pot from employees, who is 22 year old, his name robert lane. police also arrested 24 year old kadim shultz, and 23 year old brianna davis. >> we purchased over quarter pounds, maybe close to half pound of marijuana. ted rolled up in his shirt. he came out, sold to my under covered officers. >> chipotle company spokesperson gave us a statement saying, quote, these are serious allegations and if true represent completely unacceptable conduct in one of our restaurant. we will co

sabina kuriakose is live on independence mall witness crowd. >> we have tons of people out and about the city is really alive right now and of course this weather is what you make of it. >> it's always sunny in philadelphia. >> reporter: a night like tonight it sure feels that way. the first friday of june chasing away memories of rain and clou clouds. >> all wet earlier in the week. >> reporter: now it is divine. eric and his fellow worshipers filling independence hall with gospel as they continue marathon jubilee celebration. >> beautiful. beautiful. i can wave this all night. >> reporter: lover weather, shorts and skirts, sandals weather ♪ >> reporter: hallelujah on the lawn, selfie. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: ice cream weathe weather. >> ice cream. >> reporter: across the way at independence beer garden it was good time weather. >> shorts and a button up the way to go because i'm feeling summer vibe. >> reporter: summer may be but for it was ghoulish weather. >> i'm doing a ghost story. >> reporter: no sitings yet whatever kind of weather it has been for you, there is no doubt

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in doylestown. okay, is a bone in a, have you sight spotted anything yet? >> reporter: we did not. he actually has not been seen since 11:00 o'clock this morning. lucy you're right. he's a little guy. they think he's about-year-old just leaving hem for the first time and they say that he was probably just as shocked as the neighbors were when they came face to face. >> it's not quite the quiet afternoon the borger family was going on. marissa quick outing with the kids took an unexpected turn when -- >> the lifeguard came over and told us, um, there's bare sighting. do you to come inside and maybe take some cover? >> take cover because this small 100-pound black bear was last scene. her children were casting their fishing lines. doily doylestown borough residents first saw the bear thursday morning near swamp road and route 202. lumbering through backyards pass add swing set and shed. two siting later the pennsylvania game commission was hot on the trail by fanny chapman park on east state street. w

. >> sabina kuriakose was there as athletes took on the challenge. >> reporter: thrilling victory on home turf 24-year-old jason first passed the finish line for the men's portion of the escape triathlon in fairmount park >> it's my first day, mom's dad are here. >> reporter: right by the finish line for the high school graduate. the triathlon attracts athletes from all over including olympicians. this was his first win and mom could not be prouder >> this is so great, i'm so happy for him. >> reporter: this year was dry. the swim portion cancelled because the storm led to recover waters and more debris. 1200 athletes ran, biked and ran more in this intense test of endurance. competed in the woman's group most winning here is the icing but it's not the whole cake >> to finish and have a good time. >> reporter: in fairmount, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> great weather for the triathlon. we get more of the same. looks like we got a comfortable week. let's bring that monica. >> not too hot or cold. it's just right. >> you guys are exactly right. we're going to go see temperatures dr

kuriakose, sabina, do we know what he's expected to say? >> we do actually, karen, we got a written testimony earlier, day ahead, that actually gave us glimpse into the details of what's going to happen today. so in that written testimony, the former fb i am director said he was so uncomfortable what he alleges the president was telling him during private meetings that he tried to never be alone with him. now, comey write that on valentine day, in reference to former national security advisor, michael flynn, trump said, quote, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. comey says trump was only referring to flynn, yet weeks later, comey says the president asked him: how they could lift the cloud of the broader russia investigation. comey's much anticipated testimony has of course split capitol hill with some saying it vindicates the president, and others arguing it is a smoking gun that shows trump trying to sway the investigation into collusion with russia during the campaign. >> what he is very clear on the president wasn't say

going on here, sabina?> not only was this victim pregnant but also had her three and six year old children home at the time when all of this happened. let's go to video from the scene that we got for you just after all this occurred, on the 3,000 block of north front street, where we are. twenty-five year old mother, her 21 year old boyfriends, and two children were asleep in their home, when between two to three men broke their door japan forced their way into the house. >> the door getting kick in, what they awoke to, chief inspect store scott small describing what happened next. >> they were asleep at the time. an argument, for some reason, one striking this 25 year old female in the thigh. according to the victim and her boyfriends, these two or three males, they weren't certain, ran down the stairs and ran out the front door. >> police don't know what if anything was taken from inside of the home. right now they're talking to the boyfriends, the victim, three months pregnant, she is in stable condition

, sabina? >> reporter: good morning, lauren, yes, as you mentioned all three of those victims stabbed, they're here at einstein. we know at least one was stabbed in the neck. let's take a look at video that we got for you from the team just after all of this happened. now, all three of these men are in their 20's. police say apparently this started as an attempted robbery. this is in the 600 block of mayfair street in the lawncrest section of the city. it happened about 3:15 this morning, police are looking for two suspects, we have very little information on who exactly the people might be. we do have a big description police say one was wearing a red shirt. the other was wearing black. both of those people ran from the scene before police arrived and right now, they remain on the loose, back out here, live, three men all in their 20's stabbed overnight in the city's lawncrest section. the suspects still out there and police have not told us yet whether they've recovered weapon, the good news,

have the number one pick, sabina. >> reporter: yes, that's right. we know that all of the fans, especially on social media, they've been saying that this is it, this is what they've trusted the process for. they're ready for tonight. now, let's take a look, this is who all eyes are on. his name is markelle fultz. he's 19 years old, karen, if you can believe it. university of washington point guard. and he's going to be expected to be the number one pick, in tonight's draft. and of course the sixers have the number one pick. so here he is talking about his reaction to the sixers trading up to get that number one pick which means more than likely by the end of the night fultz will be putting on a sixers jersey. >> something i've been dreaming of since i was a kid. finally had a chance, i went to go work out, hopefully i get drafted by them, so -- >> reporter: all right, so, he's already looking forward to coming to philly. so the draft is tonight, 7:00 at the barkley center in brooklyn. >> this kid's already got shoe deal by the way. coming up in a ha

fox 29's sabina kuriakose is following the developing detai details. joins us now sabina. >> reporter: lucy and iain this was a savage assault. police believe there may have been more than one person involved. tonight homicide detectives and those who knew the young woman are asking for your help to find her killer. >> she loved the beach. you know, she wanted to travel. she wanted to see europe in particularly rome and the churches and the vatican. >> reporter: ron says his childhood friend deborah gulliver had big dreams an big heart. he's finding it hard to fathom how quickly those dreams were ripped away. this is a photo from a gofundme site set up for the 31-year-old upper darby native who was found stabbed and beaten to death in the park by dobbins technical high school saturday morning. >> she is very loved by a lot of people. >> she was brutally assaulted. she was stabbed in excess of 12 times. >> reporter: hospital side captain james clark says debbie was headed home after night out. she and a friend got off the bus at 21st and lehigh around 2

sabina kuriakose joining us from the wilmington police department, what do we know this morning, sabina? >> reporter: hey, good morning, thomas. well the shooting happened last tuesday, just few days later police made an arrest, but late last night, as you mentioned, the attorney general's office announced that it was dropping all charges against that man. let's go to video. this was the scene last tuscon this 700 block of east sixth street in wilmington. investigators say six year old jaysean banner sitting in a car along with his 31 year old mother, when gunman opened fire, around 2:30 in the afternoon sprague that area with bullet. police say jaysean nor his mother were the intended targets. police later charged 41 year old man who they say had a long criminal history. he was charged with attempted murder. but late yesterday, again, those charges were dropped. police now say they have new leads, and new suspect, all of which lead away from this man that they had arrested. we're not showing his photo or his -- or identifying him by name, because, again, wilmington's office says he's i

. >> emergency crews had a busy morning, helping people trapped by down trees and wires, fox 29 sabina kuriakose reports from browns mills. >> she was very upset. she was afraid she was going to get electrocuted. >> you can see why. the woman was trying to keep calm, was sitting in this car, a fast moving summer storm had just brought a telephone pole and several wires down on her vehicle early saturday morning. along north lake shore drive in browns mills, burlington count. >> i so i told her do not move. stay in the car. don't touch anything metal. >> mark says emergency crews arrived and helped the woman escape. it was not their only rescue. feet away, pemberton township police chief says a man was driving by in this pick-up truck when within seconds a storm brought wires down on his vehicle. he was trapped for hours. >> pinned down in the car. he smartly stayed inside the car not knowing whether the wires were live or not. and we had to wait for the utility companies to get out sure to make shear we could make a safe extraction for him. >> he's okay, the 30 minute of brutal winds,

sabina, you're on the scene in kensington. >> guys, right actually on the block where all of it happenednow, not only was this victim pregnant, but she also had her three year olan six year old children home at the time so you can see why she decided to fight back, just after all of this happened around 3:00 this morning, on the 3,000 block of north front street they were app sly epp sign the their home when between two, three men broke their door jam, forked their way into the home. family was asleep, now here is chief inspector scott small describing what happened next. asleep at the time. one fired one shot striking this 25 year old female, in the thigh. immediately after firing the shot, according to the victim, and her boyfriend, these two or three males, they weren't certain, ran down the stairs and ran out the front door. >> now, police don't know what, if anything, was taken from inside of the home. they are talking to the boyfriend right now the the victim three month pregnant in stable condition in the hospital. the men who broke into their home are on the loose this morning, t

give us the time, that the schools will close, sabina?> reporter: well, noon today, good question, mike, 12:00 o'clock. all of the cities schools including samuel powell right here so these kid are pretty lucky but thinks all, for safety. we are a week out from the end of the school year. this is weather you do not take chances in. we will go to video. it is not just schools closing early but they have cancelled all after school activities, so no baseball practice, no sports practice, nothing too strenuous outside. we know that kid along with pregnant woman, elderly thermos vulnerable weather. kid when they are out and about and running around they don't realize that might be happening to your bodies so he have to take extra precautions with them. we know aloft these school buildings in the city they are older a loft them don't have central air conditioning or they don't have a relative that go to these city schools. and they tell me in their classrooms they just have fans to keep them cool. so it is another reason the city wants to get t

saying as they travel to work and school , well, there isn't any school, but what are people saying, sabina. >> that markelle fultz called it a stake and cheese, so it looks like he got good training we wanted to make sure it is a cheese stake. we have bridget here keeping an eye on your bus before it comes. you watched the draft last night. >> difficult. >> got markelle what are your thoughts. >> he is awesome. he will be a complete picture to what they are doing right now. he can do it all. he can guard, he can shoot, he is a play maker. >> reporter: trusting the process did you trust the process. >> i didn't have a process problem, as long as they get them that is what matters. >> reporter: we had 14,000 season tickets sold. they think home games will be sold out. are we jumping the gun a little bit. >> no, this city need somebody like. that he will be the one to pull it all together. >> reporter: you are wonderful. so tell me what the last couple seasons were like you are really positive but what was it like. >> it was hard. it makes you cry. maybe we will have tears of joy now. >> tear

fox 29's sabina kuriakose has the details. >> reporter: this is a car that started it all. police say it led to 24 bullets flying in broad daylight and left one man dead. >> we heard this lady screaming her head off down the street. >> reporter: mike young was loading cement down the block. the woman he heard screaming just before 10:30 in the morning was yelling at a repo guy as he repossessed her mini vanity parking lost san an at a food market 18th and dick kin ton then minutes later -- >> just like rapid fire sounded lining firecracker going off. we looked undon saw smoke and people screaming and running away from the scene. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: philadelphia police believe the woman's 32-year-old boyfriend arrived on the scene and pistol whipped the tow truck driver who was also arm. you can see the bullet casings littering the intersection. this car window shattered as cops say the two men exchanged fire. the boyfriend was shot in the arm and chest and he was killed. gabbie height was workin workinm home. >> i just heard a lot of boom boom boom boom it sou

fox 29's sabina kuriakose reports from browns mills. >> he was very upset. she was afraid she was going to get electrocuted. >> you can see why. the woman was trying to keep calm, sitting in this car, a fast moving summer storm, had just brought a telephone call self walt wires down on her vehicle early saturday morning along north lake shore drive browns mims burlington county. >> i told her stay in the car, don't touch anything metal. >> it was not their only rescue, feet away pemberton ship police chief says a man was driving by this this -- in this pick up and wires came down. he was trapped for hours. >> pinned down, smartly stayed inside the car, not knowing where the wires were live or not. and we had to wait for the utility companies to get out here to make shear we could make safe ex tran sean for his. >> says the driver is okay, roughly 30 minutes of brutal winds and driving rain brought trees, wires, transformers, nine telephone polls down all around town, much of the damage centered on this one and a half mile span. police have blocked off this e

rachel, mirra, sabina, different names. >> victoria was not in the courtroom, i got details about how is holding up in jail. >> she is doing well. under the circumstances, she is doing quite well. >> next court appearance is august 15. follow me on twitter and follow the show. >> brian, you chased this story, it is time. time for a hair cut. >> it is, i am outside of tomkat's barber shot in brooklyn, i will get this taken care of. and a buzz. by a barber. >> just a little. >> with teret's syndrome this is go a guy too put aside our assumptions of peal people. 28-year-old david, works here at tomkats, he experiences up to 12 ticks and twitches a minute. with teret syndrome. started with the stomach, gradually by the time i hit 9 years old, i was doing contractions with my stomacho much, i over developed my muscle, and had a six-pack by the time i was 9. >> he said cutting hair and giving shaves helps him focus and reduces the amount of ticks and twitches he has. >> i am more relaxed. >> he started having symptons around 8 years old, he was not doing nois -- diagnosed for another decade

moving through the area, and hopefully find a better place that it can set up home. >> reporter: sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> hopefully it will, quite a sight. >>> wal-mart testing new delivery plans. >> we need your opinion on this one. here's the deal, employees of the store, deliver to your home, on their way home from work. >> um-hmm. >> we will explain more. >> okay. think 'good things only come in threes...?' introducing the outback aussie 4! soup and salad. center-cut sirloin and dessert. a four course meal, starting at just $14.99. the outback aussie four course is a big win... but, hurry in! it's not 4 ever. >>> great to have you with us, let's talk about your money, airport cab ride are people in south and west philadelphia are about to get more expensive here. starting july 1st p pa airport taxi flat rate zone will be extended so flat rate is $29.05, plus an extra dollar for each additional passenger but for some riders the change will actually wind up adding an extra five dollars to their bill because of the own extend ed in some areas but shift in others. eliminating pa

in the studio, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> a pennsylvania man is hoping an online petition will him to honor those who have served our country. his local council decided that he couldn't play taps every day outside his home. it was his nightly tradition. but the crazy yesterday part of the story that man was on the local council himself, five council members voted at a borough meet to go restrict joshua corny from playing taps to sundays on holidays but one council member was not there. corny himself who says council members knew he wouldn't be at the meeting because he was having surgery and the issue was not on the agenda. he's asking residents to sign a petition to allow him to keep playing every night. >> taking 57 seconds out of each day to show our community and our country that we stand behind the men and women of this country and what they do on a day to day basis, 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, that's what this is for. >> the borough council president said in a statement the issue was on the agenda but not e-mailed out ahead of time and none of the council member

fox 29's sabina kuriakose has details. >> reporter: it's not quite the quiet afternoon the borger familyor. marissa's quick outing with the kids took an unexpected turn when -- >> the lifeguard came over and told us, they're a bare sighting. do you want to come inside and maybe take some cover? report roar take cover because this small 100-pound black bear was last seen yards from where the borger children were casting their fishing lines. doylestown borough residents first saw the bear thursday morning near swamp road and route 202. lumbering through backyards passed a swing set and shed. two sighting later the pennsylvania game commission was hot on the trail by fanny chapman park on east state street. >> wildlife officer ellen henry has a bear trap and dart guns ready to go in case the bear makes an appearance. >> we just want to make sure the bear doesn't get injured as well as people. >> reporter: by mid afternoon it appear the animal has moved on for now. >> we just want people to not go towards it. don't chase it. don't try to corner it or agitate it in any way. they're typically

we need our doubters, sabina because it will make us work even harder. >> true, that is true. we have a lot of work to do. >> we will check back with you and fans coming up in a bit. >>> lets talk about pushing out the pushers. coming up on "good day philadelphia" how one community is counting on cold hard cash to get residents to turn drug dealers in to police >>> also tropical storm cindy bringing heavy rain and flooding to the gulf coast and we will feel her effect this is weekend but first bob kelly , getting around on this friday morning. >> you got it, ferris wheel there and burlington bristol bridge will be up and opened except for 5:45. lets go outside and say good morning as we look for your favorite traffic jams, good morning to susan of bensalem, i can see clearly now susan, it is friday, we have your forecast, when we come right back. >>> we made it through another week, very good morning if you are just joining us here, the time just a little bit past 5:16 have a look at the watch here. beautiful look outside our studios in olde city. we will look at your weather

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live at independence mall with more how folks are kicking off the weekend. i hear music behind you, sabina. >> reporter: yeah, i can guarantee you that the celebration is not going to end any time soon. can we just call it summer already? so here we are this is a church jubilee celebration they'll be singing throughout the night. they could not have pick a better time. all right. so this is good weather. it's nice weather. really is all kinds of weather. it's lover weather, shorts and skirts, sandals weather. hallelujah on the open lawn, stop you on the street and take a selfie weather. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: mom and daughter ice cream weather. >> ice cream. >> always sunny in philadelphia. >> reporter: on a night like today it sure feels that way. the first friday of june chasing away memories of rain and clou clouds. >> it was all wet earlier in the week. >> reporter: now it is divine. eric and his fellow worshipers filling inn penn mall with gospel music as they continue amara thon jubilee celebration. >> beautiful. >> reporter: across the way it w

fox 29's sabina kuriakose on bear patrol. >> reporter: it is not quite the quiet afternoon, the borg er family was going for. marisa quick outing with the kid took an unexpect turn when ... >> life guard came over and said there is a bear sighting do you want to come inside and maybe take some cover. >> reporter: take cover because, this small, 100-pound black bear was last seen in yard from where the borger children were casting their fishing lines. doyletown boro residents first saw the bear thursday morning near swamp road and route 202 inging through backyard, passed a swing set and shed. two sightings later pennsylvania gaming commission was hot on the trail on east state street. while the golfer allen henry has a bear trap and dart guns ready to go in case the bear makes an appearance. >> we want to make sure the bear does not get injured as well as people. >> reporter: by mid afternoon it appeared that the animal has moved on, for now. >> we just want people to not go toward it, don't chase it, don't try to corner it or agitate it in anyway. they are typically shy. they will k

you at 69th street is that where you are, sabina. >> reporter: that is exactly where we are.here was so much hype last night and this morning people were so, so thrilled about this pick, but now, thinks philly, things are set nothing and more real. i have my skeptic here charles so you were working last night thanks so much for talking to us. you had one eye on the draft. you were just hearing about this kid markelle fultz. >> right. >> what do you think. >> i don't know much about this kid to be honest with you but i hope he is a good pick inlet bridge and i hope that the sixers will turn this franchise around and i'm looking for good things. >> reporter: you have been a sixers fan all your life you told me. philadelphia born and raised. i mean what do you think about the last couple of seasons and are we getting too excited thinking it is all turned around now. >> a little bit too soon. little bit exited to soon. we need to calm down and wait and see how things go. >> reporter: what about trust the process, come on, why can't we get excited. >> because last few seasons was

. >> so fox 29 sabina kuriakose is live outside one of those schools. this is samuel powell elementary school in university city. >> i necessity that school, hi there, sabina. >> reporter: take a look cute little play ground. do you remember as a little kid you go outside and it is so hot you cannot touch jungle gym or play ground equipment? that is what it is like today no recess. city schools, philadelphia they are getting out early around noon time, trenton also about two hours early and camden, noon too. so, that is one of the reasons why it is just so hot we want to make sure these kid are safe, staying home and air condition. you can see windows to this school are actually opened as well. city schools, problem is they don't have central air. i have relatives that go and say they have fans in the classroom but not much else. that is one of the reasons we get kid out, home, where there is air conditioning and get them out of the heat. lets show video, talking about the dangers, things we are worried about dehydration, heat stroke, sunburn, heat exha

. >> sabina is trying to explain this to news doyletown, hi see search continues, police pushed us backthey pushed as you cross the street continue their search across the street you can still see edison road dof and authorities with the k-9 units and guns drawn are continuing to search, now just behind edison road is there a quarry, also some residence and neshaminy creek is just pennsylvania all of that. edison i had is a loop and that is where police have been concentrating all morning long lets go to video we got early out there, and, there was a rescue , and 25 years old,lby an escapd prisoner. last night around 8:30 bucks county sheriff deputies with the transtransport van and tryio move the prisoner to the prison nearby, bucks county prison. apparently there wasemergency. he got the deputies to pull over in their van. but they didn't realize was that he had wiggledis leg shackles and somehow wound up in the van. when they went to let him out, he jump push over a deputies and ran across bristol road. all this happened on lower state road and bristol road.ctls handcuffed in front o

. >> so, sabina has more of the details in southwest philly. sabina?re circumstances here. you mentioned police released that tow truck driver, so, we, in fact, talk to him. the mother right now is being questioned by police. this is 50th and woodland, already towed the mini-van away. but going to video we got for you from the scene after all of this happened. around 2:30 this morning, now the mom tells us, the mom tells police, that she was running into the restaurant where she works at 45th and chestnut for about five minute. it looks like it was a domino's, that's when in those five minutes the reap owe guy came. and he took her mini-van away. like i mentioned, we talked to him. he told us that he visually checked the van, to make sure nobody, or anything was inside, the van is heavily tinted. he says he didn't go inside of the van. and he didn't see the child. so, he started driving away. well that's when a penn officer on bike patrol caught up with him. he said that she visually checked the car outside, and didn't see the kid. so then he kept goin

. >> thanks sabina. investigation tonight into a deadly police involved shooting in juniata park.olice say an officer was transporting witnesses when he noticed a dirt biker driving recklessly this was about 6:30 last night. police say when the officer pulled next to the guy on the dirt bike on whitaker avenue he went to pull up to him and he can feel a gun in his waist. witnesses told investigators what happened after that. >> he said he himself looked the guy in the face and said, um, don't do it, man. don't do it. and as if to to say don't pull that gun out much that the his statement. >> the man did reach for his gun and that's when witnesses confirmed there was a struggle. police say the officer shot the bike rider as he ran away. the officer has been placed on administrative duty pending an investigation. >>> a person taking a nap in their new castle home woke up to someone knocking at their door when they got downstairs there was a stranger inside. the guy took off but new castle county police say that guy was 40-year-old david recallly. police arrested him and 36-year-old

"sabina wildman/muslim student- "just like calling it, you know, the travel ban, it was a muslim ban. just like calling it anti-sharia protest, it's an anti-muslim protest."police/protesto r/nats- "you're detaining me? i'm detaining you, yes." this man was briefly detained by san jose police for an alleged assault. but was later released. several grassroots organizations were represented on both sides of demonstrations... which for the most part remained peaceful. this protestor showed up, inspired by the recent terrorist attack on london bridge.no name/anti- sharia law- "we're not racist. i'm here only for one reason. to make sure sharia law does not catch a foothold in the us." a proud muslim- american, bibi isn't buying it. bibi/muslim american- "i'm sorry that they are ignorant -- that all." differing opinions -- all backed and supported by freedom of speech. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty @ landing ) happening now. top athletes from around the world are competing in san francisco's annual "escape from alcatraz" by-atholon. that's where we find kro

denied access toa work with it, he was denied access to a lot of bank account statements, he had no sabinahilst a lot of the stuff that came out cleared them —— subpoena power. it clear russia in their bidding process, there may not be an awful lot more. that is what has kind of been proved today from this. gianni infantino said they a lwa ys this. gianni infantino said they always intended to release this document. but that ethics committee over the last year or so was said that there may be legal issues around that. it was due to come up ata around that. it was due to come up at a meeting in the next month or so, and gianni infantino said he is happy today for the sake of transparency that they have been released. it doesn't appear to be the smoking gun that some fifa critics thought it would be, but it high rowett is the culture of greed that many had expected, —— it highlights the culture of greed. it raises the questions of the guitar academy influencing votes. there are criticism of the english fa and the trading deal with thailand. and also some criticism of australia as well. thank

"sabina wildman/muslim student- "just like calling it, you know, the travel ban, it was a muslim ban. just like calling it anti-sharia protest, it's an anti-muslim protest."police/protesto r/nats- "you're detaining me? i'm detaining you, yes." this man was briefly detained by san jose police for an alleged assault. but was later released. several grassroots organizations were represented on both sides of demonstrations... which for the most part remained peaceful. this protestor showed up, inspired by the recent terrorist attack on london bridge.no name/anti- sharia law- "we're not racist. i'm here only for one reason. to make sure sharia law does not catch a foothold in the us." a proud muslim- american, bibi isn't buying it. bibi/muslim american- "i'm sorry that they are ignorant -- that all." differing opinions -- all backed and supported by eedom ofspeech. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) these demonstrators... have taken to the streets in more than 20 cities across the country.... nats-protestsfrom new york city to seattle... there were anti-shari

"sabina wildman/muslim student- "just like calling it, you know, the travel ban, it was a muslim ban. just like calling it anti-sharia protest, it's an anti-muslim protest."police/protesto r/nats- "you're detaining me? i'm detaining you, yes." this man was briefly detained by san jose police for an alleged assault. but was later released. several grassroots organizations were represented on both sides of demonstrations... which for the most part remained peaceful. this protestor showed up, inspired by the recent terrorist attack on london bridge.no name/anti- sharia law- "we're not racist. i'm here only for one reason. to make sure sharia law does not catch a foothold in the us." a proud muslim- american, bibi isn't buying it. bibi/muslim american- "i'm sorry that they are ignorant -- that all." differing opinions -- all backed and supported by freedom of speech. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: there was a lot of sunshine today but the winds whipped again to help keep temperatures cool. you can see the showers in northern california in even som

they cannot find the original sources because they are on -- under sabina or their subordinates willan be and comey doesy not want to get anywhere near that story. . >>> i would never claim that the trumpam administration is blameless, it is frustrating to watch but does seem to me that he is dead of -- democratically elected and a group of unelected peoplehe are trying to undo the results, not a conspiracy not, do you see that happening? >> barack obama in the middle of an investigation said there was nothing there and know that president say all sorts of things in confidential conversations. this is, sort of, a narrative that is political in origin and tries to delegitimize trump with no evidence of collusion and puts pressure on purple state house members aligning themselves on key issues if they calcify or ossify the house that trump seems to be week and a narrative that is very, very foreboding which is, did the obama administration on mask and leak names of american citizens? if that were true, we don't know much aboutut it and would have been absorbed with this non- story. i wou

. >> reporter: in fairmount, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news >> you ever do a triathlon >> no, not for me >> right there. there was a scare in the air for passenger says on a plane heading to malaysia >> they heard an explosion and plane started shaking. ♪ >> people on the plane say the captain told them to say a prayer flight was heading from australia, but turn around, happened about 90 minutes into the flight. another of the 359 passengers told the australian associated press, no one freaked out, the flight land safely no one hurt, although emergency crews were on stand by. >> i heard about the roar of applause when they didn't got to the runway and made a safe landing >>> another car driving into pedestrians in the u.k., what they know about the driver. >>> a desperate search in china after a landslides buries people alive >> take one. they told me they want to shoot a promo. big tv smile. i do things a little bit different >> i go out in the story and see the news vans run the other way, looking for the other side. your side. beautiful stories in this town i'm going to share them

lots of people bracing for a third day, and there is nothing else we can do so sabina is what your plan. >> right now we're drinking water, karen in the truck me and my photographer and it is not super bad right now because sun not up yet. if you are a runner, exerciser now is time to get out and do it before the sun comes up. one of the things up mentioned after school activities that are cancelled. if your kid are out there, playing sports or playing strenuous activity that they will have heat stroke or heat exhaustion so that is one of the reasons why those activities are cancelled. lets go to video. the schools in the city are closing early today they will have early dismissal around noon because take no chances kind of heat, so, today is 13th, school end on the 20th. we are exactly within week out from the end of the school year. we know that kid along with the elderly and pregnant woman are the most vulnerable to heat, and when it comes to illnesses and heat-related sickness. we are telling people of course, as we are's drinking water, what he want kid and people to drink water to