spellman stepped in to help. within minutes a cab stopped.er -- picture was snapped because an onlooker was watching from his apartment balcony and saw this kind act. he posted it on facebook. hundreds responded thanking spellman for her help. >>> an arlington police officer makes a special rescue this weekend. officerrer most owe found a -- ernesto found a tiny kitten hiding in a car and he welfare league could get there. >>> this started trending recently, but it was inspired by a rule made last year in new york, no dogs on the subway unless you're in the back. did you see that? so you'd think it would mean most people would leave your dogs at home, especially your bigger dogs. look at this guy. as you request see, it didn't -- can see, it didn't. people are finding creative ways to get their pups and their larger pulls on the train. >> i like the one where the guy took the paws out so the guy is sticking through. he's wearing the bag, but the dog is still walking like a halloween costume. >> only in new york. my best friend takes pictures

spellman is not segregated. that's what this was about. rosa parks wasn't saying everybody has to sit up front. if i want to i want to have the opportunity to. if i want to eat at the lunch counter i want to be able to go there. we come back to this notion, this segregation. the reason why is because we want people to feel comfortable. we don't want to offend people. to me it's offensive when one of the wealthiest counties in the united states of america almost 90% of children in some schools cannot read, write or do math on grade level. the school that we started in bridgeport, the school that we started in bridgeport is not segregated though it's almost entirely black and latino. they bet on a school that didn't even exist. i need you to understand how badly our community wants out. not one parent in the entire city knew where the school was going to be yet one thousand applied. had we accepted all of the students that applied that year we would have been the biggest school in the city in just our first year. there are quite a few famili

. >> casey spellman spotted a blind man trying to hail a cab at wrigley field over the weekend but he having a hard time. people were in front of him so cabdrivers could not see he was calling for a taxi so she helped out. >> i just said hi, you know, are you trying to get a cab. he said yes. i said would you like some help. he said, that would be great. i said give me a hug and gave him a big hug and said god bless you and have a great night. i said thank you, to. >> man noticed a snapped these pictures. powe tested to give her a shout out, he says she can tell she didn't do it for attention but puredn with love to meet him again. >> great story. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" our phone lines where to open for alex scott a stand for hope tell -a-thon. >> plus good samaritan who just went inside a local wawa to get coffee and left a hero, see how he took a robber down. >>> michelle obama reveals a big secret about president obama's fashion choices at big event, coming up >>> well, all eyes are on capitol hill as former fbi director james comey prepares to testi

posting a picture thanking them to cliff and claire's four year-old daughter rudy and brilliant spellman alumni. cast bye show, keisha knight pulliaim and came to court to hear the truth. we will be in court to hear what happens there every single day our reporters will be bringing you details on line at fox 29.com and through our apps and social media. >>> jurors will be back deliberate to go day in the trial of the bucks county man accuse had of keeping a dozen girls in his home and sexually assaulting some of them. jurors are deciding the fate of 52 year-old lee kaplan. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted six girls in the same family and fathered two children by one of the girls, in his home. authorities say that the mom, gifted the oldest girl to kaplan because he helped financially. the girls parents are awaiting sentencing on child endangerment. >>> and breaking news right now it has been a violent night on the streets of philadelphia and nothing frankford there was a 25 criticl condition after being shot around midnight. found, with a gunshot wound to the stomach on the 1500 blo

casey spellman was visiting friends when she spotted a blind man trying to hail a cab outside wrigleyield as fans poured out the stadium. she walked up to him, asked if he needed help, and he said yes. so she helped him flag down a taxi someone who saw that incident put these photos on facebook be and it went viral are. doing a good turn. that's the news update back downtown to "squawk alle.". >>> when we come back, walter isaac son on jeff sessions' testimony and reports that the president might consider pulling robert mueller off the russia investigation. dow up 58 points [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> jeff sessions heading to capitol hill to testify before the senate the intelligence committee this afternoon in an open hearing deputy attorney general rod rose

spellman is not segregated. howard, not segregated. hampton, not segregated. smith, all women, not segregated. they chose to be there. a very big difference when a person can choose where they go to school because that's what this whole point was about. the civil rights movement was about choice. rosa parks wasn't saying everybody got to sit up front. but if i want to sit up front, i want to have the opportunity to. nobody has to want to eat at wo woolworth. but if i want to eat at the lunch counter, i want to be able to go there. so we come back to this. the reason why we have segregation is we want people to feel comfortable in their space. we don't want people to feel the controversy. we don't want to offend people. well, to me it's offensive when a city like bridgeport, connecticut, which is in fairfield county one of the wealthiest counties in the united states of america, almost 95% of children in some schools cannot read, write, or do math on grade level. the school that we started in bridgeport, the school that we started in bridgeport is not segregate

but tell that to casey spellman 26-year-old who explored the chicago cubs wrigley field for the firstsaw a blind man trying to catch a cab after the game. she helped him out. the streets were full so she took his hand and helped him catch one. >> i said, would you like some help? and he said, that would be great. people were in front of him. i thought it might just help him out if he stepped in a little bit further. >> as you can see they shared a hug before the man took his cab ride home. >> that is fantastic. >>> it's safe to say when it comes to fashion what's old often becomes new again particularly true with an old fashion accessories called the fanny pack. >> the bag that used to be synonomous with tourists is back with a vengeance. fox's jennifer lahmers explains. >> reporter: they're not just for my family's 1992 day indication to cedar point amuse the park any more you can call it a belt bag if you want. that's what the designers are calling them but let's be real. they're fanny packs. úon the runway thanks to far gap mow and sheinelle on the red carpet thanks to sarah jessic

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