thank you so much, shawnette.f course military services key to protecting the way that we live in our nation. but what do you do when serving your country means you can actually be there for your family? especially when they need you. today bill anderson spoke to someone who was in that situation but found a way to help her family and still serve her nation for goodness sake. >> be mindful of the struggles that life gives you. they're going to pull you back like a bow and arrow. but i promise you, they will always propel you forward. >> reporter: the day was about celebrating a local veteran had was honored to win prestigious scholarship named for the late pat tillman. >> it is remarkable that we have such patriotic young people who will be the next generation of our nation's leaders. >> reporter: winning the scholarship to now be able to serve on thes as a nurse was the reason laura tolliver was being celebrated at rutgers camden. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> sitting here speaking to laura i fou

our shawnette wilson joins us live from spring garden.hawnette. >> reporter: lucy, they want the src to give back control to philadelphia schools. a spokesperson for the district tonight says the src isn't commenting at this time. >> ♪ harrisburg said they had a fix to make our schools all right, 15 years later, no solution is in sight ♪ community leader, teachers and parents of chirp in the district pack the first src school year. to send a message through song ♪ closing schools and budget cuts and many other woes ♪ >> they came to tell the school reform commission that their time is up. >> src was put in place 16 years ago taking control away from the philadelphia school district putting it into the hands of the state. the coalition our city our schools wants the src abolished. >> we have no way to hold them accountable for what they do. we have no say in how many charter schools there are and whether or not schools are open or closed. >> tamir harper is a senior and student. >> i want students to have voice who is going to be managing

that's where we fine our shawnette wilson with more on the story. shawnette. >> reporter: well, dawn torque night police are working on 67 of the suspect. they're also looking at surveillance video of cameras in the area. this surveillance picture shows the car police believe a man has been driving while attempting to lure little girls in the northeast. philadelphia special victims union says so far there have been six incidents beginning tuesday the most recent ones happened this morning. around 8:10 on jackson street a girl was walking to school when the man in the car approached her with money in his hasn't. he asked her if he can take her picture for money. >> i don't even understand what's going on. >> reporter: residents were stunned to hear what happened. as detectives spent the morning investigate a second incident on gillespie street where a girl was walking to school when she says the man pulled up and got out of the the car and asked her to come over. the girl says he was unsipping his pants. >> it's so close to home. i don't even know wh

fox 29's shawnette wilson live in willingboro., shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, the prince hall graped grand lodge initiated this street renaming ceremony and his mother says now she has another memory of her son every time she steps outside her home. >> like something is missing all up through here and everything else. just to talk about it. >> vera kelly is overcome with grief thinking about her son army major dwayne system kelly killed in iraq june 24th of 2008. >> dwayne was hero even out in the street he would help anybody. >> reporter: very are manages to squeeze out smile when she thinks about this day two week ago. these pictures capture a ceremony honoring her son with the sign renaming the willingboro street he grew up on. it now reads majored d kelly w way. >> it was program for all of the things that he had belonged to. >> major kelly was also a 20 year veteran with new jersey state police. they came out in numbers to celebrate his honor. >> very honorable to know that's my son. >> major kelly's wife and daughter came fr

our shawnette wilson is live at a post office in university city and shawnette, this family is goingthe extra mile to help. >> reporter: lucy, that this care package program starts with box you can get right here at the post office. it was started by two evacuees, one who is now staying in doylestown. >> start putting everything you can in the box. do it nicely organization okay. >> reporter: pam engle her six-year-old daughter mia and four-year-old son luca putting home hope in a bock. >> don't forget the towel. how are they going to keep warm. >> reporter: their family evacuated from st. thomas before irma hit staying with family in doylestown. but pam couldn't stop thinking about the devastation and everyone left behind. >> we had this first feeling of guilt that we weren't there to help. that we were able to get out. >> reporter: then while on the internet one day, pam came across this woman is breen in a in richmond v have a, who had also fled the island. together they came up with the idea of a care package program called adopt a family u.s. vi. >> the amount of support has jus

let's get straight to our shawnette wilson live tonight in spring garden. reporter: well, chris and lucy, philadelphia police say so far this year they have found more than 20 skimming devices. these latest cases affect philadelphia, montgomery and bucks counties. >> who knows what to look for? >> reporter: news of skimming devices found on atm's in the philadelphia area has people wondering if they could be a victim of this kind of crime. >> we don't, like, shake the machine to find if there's a device. >> reporter: philadelphia police major crimes unit says investigators found two skimming devices on bank atm's on september 15th. they say the devices are usually good for 24 to 36 hours before the person who put it there comes back to get it. >> person can have your information. they can get into your bank account. >> reporter: these are surveillance pictures of the suspects in the incidents at rhawn and moore head streets in the fox chase second of the northeast. and another in willow grove. police did not give the exact location or bang the atm's are ass

>> good advice, shawnette. thanks. >>> we're following breaking news out of fair hill tonight where police say a man was shot ten times. this hammed just before 9:00 tonight on hancock street. authorities tell fox 29 the man was hit in the stomach and in the legs. he's rush to the hospital in serious condition. no word now if there is a suspect. >>> and new this evening, two men are recovering after a shooting in strawberry mansion. police say the shooting happened on 33 are street around 8:30 tonight. we're told a man in his 30s was shot in his head while sitting in his car. the other hit in the shoulder and the hip. right now police do not have anyone in custody. >>> a volunteer firefighter in delaware county facing charges accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. police arrested anthony tinney yesterday for indecent assault and corruption of minors. we're told the victim is a co-workers' daughter. fox 29 spoke with tinney's younger brother earlier today. >> he's been accused of sexually assaulting

fox 29's shawnette wilson outside of philly pd's majors crimes headquarters with the latest. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris, police this evening have relea released surveillance pictures of the suspects in these skimming incidents. we're about to show them to you. police hope you can help them identify them. now again here are the surveillance picture of the suspects. police are involved in putting skimming devices on atm's investigators found two of item at two separate bank locations on september 15th. ron and moore head in the fox chase sections of the city and another in willow grove. another cases in montgomery and bucks county being investigated too. captain lee with the crimes unit explains how this works. >> this right here would be the magnetic strip and this is how the card is duplicated, how the information is actually transferred then it gets put on here where it could be downloa downloaded into a laptop computer. at that point in time additional cards can be made. >> reporter: here's a look at the suspects again. philadelphia police say over this past year,

shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris, this is a crime that we all could fall victim to and

that's where we fine our shawnette wilson with more on the story. >> reporter: well, dawn torque night police are working on 67 of the suspect. they're also looking at surveillance video of cameras in the area. this surveillance picture shows the car police believe a man has been driving while attempting to lure little girls in the northeast. philadelphia special victims union says so far there have been six incidents beginning tuesday the most recent ones happened this morning. around

shawnette wilson has more from middletown. >> reporter: surveillance pictures capture a man middletownolice say has been flashing women in the downtown area. the pictures aren't great. but they show the young man wearing a backpack, long sleeved shirt and shorts. a woman who didn't want to be identified says she just found out today that it's been happening for several months in her neighbor. >> i'm kind of surprised. >> reporter: the woman get an automated call from the township warning residents of the lewd acts. >> the middletown police department needs your help to identify suspect who has been reported to have have targeted women in the downtown middle area by indecently exposing himself to them on at least three separate occasions. >> there have been a total of four incidents. thee in the downtown commercial district near the area of broad and main street. nicole works in her salon there and says it's all her clients have been talking about. >> i think it's just a weird guy lurking around being creepy unfortunately that's the type of people that live in this world now. but i thin

in hamilton township, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> not surprised. that's how former fbi director louis freeh reaction to do judge dismissing defamation case against him. free had investigated and filed a report on penn state university five years ago after its handling of jerry sandusky's sexual abuse of children. ex penn state president spanier sued free for defamation over that report. well the judge throughout the lawsuit because spanier's conviction in march for child endangerment in connection to the sandusky scandal. >>> evesham and voorhees have been cracking down on drunk driving. but it's not through arrests. it's not through traffic stops. it's all about a free ride for people who have been drinking in the town's bars and restaurants. our hank flynn went to evesham to fine out if it's working and why aren't other towns getting on board if it is. ♪ >>> success to me brought between five and 6,000 people home that felt they had too much to drink and they need add free ride home. >> it's hank i'm here with evesham mayor randy brown whose done

fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live outside hamilton township police with more.hawnette. >> reporter: iain the victim told me that she is still too rattled to talk on camera when i saw her outside her apartment tonight. but another neighbor tells me that this isn't the first incident to happen like this there. >> i don't think this area is safe. >> reporter: ratch today purchase is having second thoughts about village in hamilton township where he sometimes says every stays with his mother. a 37-year-old woman who lives second floor apartment on nottingham lane an armed man broke in and robbed her saturday night. she was on the phone with friend when a man appeared in her bedroom. pointed a gun at her and demanded money. officers determined that the did you say inspect cut the screen on the second floor balcony and came in through an unlocked sliding glass door. today purchase says something similar happened at his mother's apartment a fadaise doors down on june 22nd. >> according to the detective they couldn't prove anything but someone came in the front door an

shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, it only took two women who care and now they have a force of a thousandnd them helping out. >> start putting everything you can in the box. do it nicely, okay. >> reporter: pam engle her six-year-old daughter mia and four-year-old son luca are putting hope in box. >> don't forget the towel. how are they going to keep warm. >> family advantage waited from st. thomas before irma hit they're staying with familiar until doylestown but pam couldn't stop thinking about the devastation and everyone left behind. >> we had this first a feeling of guilt that we weren't there to help, that we were able to get out. >> reporter: then while on the internet one day, pam came across this woman sabrina in richmond v have a who had also fled the island. together they came up with the idea of a care package program called adopt a family u.s. vi. >> the amount of support has been overwhelming. we received over -- we sent over 8,000 boxes. and we just started this on september 9th. >> reporter: they're facebook adopt a familiar usvi where people who want to help can sign up.

shawnette wilson joins us live with more on the story. shawnette. >> reporter: what we've learned tonight from police these incidents are happening to young girls while they're outside on school property or walking to school in the morning. tonight police are telling us that they believe the suspect is driving a black car with tinted windows. >> this surveillance picture shows the car police believe the a man has been driving while attempting to lure little girls in the northeast. so far there have been six incidents beginning tuesday. the most recent ones happened this morning. around 8:10 on jackson street a girl says she was walking to school when the man in the car approached her with money in his hand. he asked her if he can take her picture for money. >> i don't even understand what's going on. >> reporter: residents were stunned to hear what happened. as detectives spent the morning investigating a second incident on gillespie street where a girl was walking to school when she says the man pulled up and got out of the car and asked

thanks much, shawnette.appening right now, so many people showing their support for a philadelphia father who gave his life to protect his two-year-old daughter. 38 cereal gerard grandzol died police say trying to protect his child from carjackers tonight folks went to the bar how well at the moon in center city for fundraiser benefiting his family. earlier today, hundreds packed the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul to honor a man who they say touched so many lives. dawn timmeney has more on the tributes to this brave father. >> reporter: the weather matched the mood at the funeral mass for 38 cereal gerard grandzol at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. his widow kristin leaving the church carrying their seven week old baby girl rose. >> they just have newborn. her stitches from the c-section haven't even healed up yet and she's left with to raise two little ones all by herself. >> anna worked forgery known to his friends. she still can't believe he's gone. >> he was the most wonderf

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in willingboro with more tonight.ette. >> reporter: iain, major kelly's mom says when he first told her he wanted to join the army, she said she was afraid that owe would be killed. now every single honor she receives in his memory helps ease that pain just a little bit. and now, she has one almost right outside her front door. >> like something is missing all up through here and everything else. just to talk about it. >> reporter: vera kelly is overcome with grief thinking about her son army major dwayne kelly. killed in iraq june 24t 24th of two to us eight. he was on his second tour deployed for operation iraqi freedom. >> dwayne was a hero. even out in the street he would help nick. >> reporter: vera management manages to squeeze out a smile when she thinks about this day two weeks ago. these pictures capture a ceremony honoring her son with sign renaming the willingboro street he grew up on it now reads major d. kelly way. >> it was a program to from all of the things that he had belonged to. >> major kelly was a

fox 29's shawnette wilson has been following this investigation all night. has new information from limerick tonight. >>> chris and dawn the victim is still in the hospital tonight. we don't know her condition. we do know that the suspect used to date her daughter who now has a new boyfriend. >> it's very very sad because you never know it would happen in this neighborhood. we're very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: trish came out of her house early this afternoon to police helicopters and crime scene tape on her street. news spread quick until neighbor had been shot. >> everybody knows everybody and look out for everybody. it's just sad and crazy, and unnecessary. >> reporter: investigators have already identified this man as the suspect. they say 30-year-old greg feldman went to the victim's home on long meadow drive around noon and shot her. >> a lady who lived in a residence on that road answered the door. after she answered the door, she was shot twice. she is hospitalized right now. >> reporter: according to police documents, the victim, 48-year-old a

and fox 29's shawnette wilson live tonight from center city with more on that. net. >> reporter: iain, it was a great event for the entire community but the organizers also wanted to show appreciation for first responders especially philadelphia police. philadelphia's bravest took time in between calls to give children one-on-one time. showing them what firefighters do to put out fires and safe lives. it's part of a unity in the community event in west oak lane. maria smith brought her childr children. >> it feels great to just feel united with the whole community. i think we need it badly. especially what's going on in the country in the world right now. >> reporter: families got to enjoy a barbecue get backpacks and school supplies. rdb barber shop at 69th and ogontz gave free haircuts. >> it makes me feel great to give back. because i know god has blessed me in my life. just cutting hair so to give a haircut to make people feel better, it's like nothing compared to what god has done for me. >> tara james son travis and devon got their turn in the barber chair

our shawnette wilson joins us live in spring garden with the story. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, spokesperson for the school district told me during the meeting that the src like woman not comment at that time but that did not stop the crowd from calling them out. >> harrisburg said they had a fix to make our schools all right, 15 years later, no solution is in sight. >> community leaders teachers and parents of children in the district packed first src meeting of the school year to send a strong message through song. >> closing schools and budget cuts and many other woes. >> they came to felt school reform commission that their time is up. >> tick, tick, tick. >> src was put in place 16 years ago. taking control away from the philadelphia school district putting it into the hands of the state. the coalition our city, our schools wants the src abolished. >> we have no way to hold them for accountable for anything they do. we have no say in how many charter schools there are and whether or not schools are open or closed. >> tamir harper is senior and

. >> shawnette wilson has the story from willingboro. >> it's like something is missing all up througherything else. just to talk about it. >> reporter: vera kelly is overcome with grief thinking about her son army major dwayne kelly killed in iraq june 24th of 2,008. he was on his second tour deployed for operation iraqi freedom. >> dwayne was a hero even out in the seat he would help anybody. >> reporter: but vera manages to squeeze out smile when she thinks about this day two weeks ago. these pictures capture a ceremony honoring her son with the sign renaming the willingboro street he grew up on. it now reads major d. kelly way. >> it was a program from all of the things that he had belonged to. >> major kelly was also a 20 year veteran with new jersey state police. they came out in number tousle brought his honor. he was a mason an member of capita alpha sigh fraternity and many other organizations. >> it was very honorable to know that's my son. >> major kelly's wife and daughter came from north jersey >> oh, very good. heartbreaking. that's my son. made me feel even better when h

. >>> fox 29's shawnette wilson in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: tonight police continueo search for the ex boyfriend of the victim's daughter they say he's armed and dangerous. >> it's very very sad because you never know that it would happen in this neighborhood. we're very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: trish came out of her house early this afternoon to police, helicopters and crime scene tape on her street. news spread quickly that a neighbor had been shot. >> everybody knows everybody and look out for everybody, and it's just sad and crazy and unnecessary. >> reporter: investigators have already identified this man as the suspect, they say 30-year-old greg feldman went to the victim's home on long meadow drive around noon and shot her. >> a lady who lived in a residence on that road answered the door after she answered the door, she was shot twice. she is hospitalized right now. >> reporter: according to police documents, the victim, 48-year-old amy herman, says feldman came to the house and asked for her daughter rebecca who was also there and wanted to know how

. >>> fox 29's shawnette wilson in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: tonight police continueo search for the ex boyfriend of the victim's daughter they say he's armed and dangerous. >> it's

. >> power of laughter with shawnette our good friend, power of laughter.ause a lot of people, they will say what can laughter too >> there are funny moments. if you can lift someone's spirit while they are going through, life can hit you hard and you got to be able to roll with the punches, and still smile, and in spite of. so if i can reach other people , and help other people it is important. >> i'm going to be there too because i'm now working with the american heart association which kills more than women in this country then any other disease. >> so give me the times, saturday 23rd. >> saturday the 23rd. >> at loews, a great venue, at 11:00 to 2:00. >> yes. >> it is not just because shawnette wilson and patty jackson are there we will meet all of you too. >> yes. >> there will be other really beautiful women there too. >> yes, yes. >> patty, thank you. >> thank you, i love you guys. >> love you too. >> we appreciate it. >> stars with security flaws? do you remember that carli ray jepson. >> and that cute guy next door >> she's one of the most dangerou

a >> good morning i'm shawnette morning shawn bell and eagles running game came through and there's more of that to come. >> we get mad. we know we have to have a good running game. we know it. there was never any doubt. whatever all the outside chatter is, whatever it is. no doubt from coaching staff and no doubt from players that we have what it takes to have a successful running games we have the players needed. >> fly under a little preseason action taking on dangers, clad giroux in and misses first one and gets second to go past goalie. flyers get the win if in over time 4-you 3. to the phils and nationals bottom of third. old guy cameron rupp getting it done. only 28. still the old guy on this tea team. rupp with two run double to dead center and phils take the lead and keep it they won this thing 4-1 that's sports in a behind i'm shawn bell. >> and we're talking about all the stories happening now. this saw full. four hiten dluding two children. >> a 16-year-old is killed in hail of bullets and 11-year-old now in the hospital. live report coming up. >> scott, >> lots to talk about

. >> shawnette wilson explains how she is now sending supplies to those in need.tart putting everything you can in the box. do it nicely, okay? >> reporter: pam angle her six-year-old daughter mia and four-year-old son luka are putting hope in a box. >> don't forget the towel. how they going to keep warm. >> reporter: their family evacuated from st. thomas and u.s. virgin islands before hurricane irma ma hit they're staying with familiar until doylestown but pam couldn't stop thinking about the devastation and everyone left behind. >> we had this first a feeling of guilt that we weren't there to help. that we were able to get out. >> reporter: then while on the internet one day, pam came across this woman sabrina in richmond v have a hooks had also fled the island. together, they came up with the idea of a care package program called adopt a family u.s. vi. >> the amount of support has just been overwhelming. we received over -- we've sent so far 8,000 boxes and we just started this on september 9th. >> reporter: their facebook page adopt a family usvi where peopl

our shawnette wilson went to the scene to learn more. >>> this surveillance picture shows the car policepting to lure little girls in the northeast. philadelphia special victims units said so far there have been six incidents beginning tuesday, most recent ones happened this morning, around 8:10 on jackson street, a girl was walking to school when the man in the car approached her with money. he asked her if he could take her picture for money >> i don't even understand what's going on >> residents were stunned to hear what happened as detectives spent the morning investigating a second incident on glees me street where a girl was walking to school when a man pulled up and got of the of the car and asked her to come over. girl said he was unzipping his pants. a woman who didn't want to show her face said one of the girls came running to her for help >> she said to me the man in the black car. that's all she told me and i was trying to ask her, ok, what happened. she was like, the man in the black car. >> reporter: yesterday a girl told police she was in the courtyard here at sullivan sch