madam scandal and lucy is right once again. >> lucy, you are an absolute winner! you are spectacular! wendy, did lucy win absolutely everything! >> yes, lucy, you are the new owner of some really cool new swag! >> yay! >> congratulations. lucy, thank you very, very much. if you do bring the parachutists from your fourth graders, we will want pictorial proof of that, please. >> i will. and at some point, you need to come up to boston and come to my former workplace. this little museum called the isabella stewart gardner museum. >> oh, my god, the best heist of all time. >> every time you mention it on the show, i internally groan, because it meant that i'd have at least five visitors the next day ask about, is this the place where the theft happened? and i have to spend a very long time explaining it. >> i am a sucker for a good heist. lucy, great to meet you. thanks for being here. well done and congratulations. >> thank you! >> if you want to play the most awesome game in cable news, send us an e-mail, rachel at msnbcnews.com. >>> at this point of the night, i us

lucy. >> the action is only beginning. thank you, bruce. from statewide to local races, watch all of the results come in tonight right after fox 29 news at 10. stay with us for our extended election coverage. it begins at 11:00 p.m. you can also find the latest results after polls close on fox29.com, of course. >>> developing to night in bucks county investigation into the death of a two-year-old girl. the toddler was severely injured in a home and later died at the hospital. >> now police are trying to figure out what happened. sabina kuriakose is following this investigation and she's life in falls township tonight. sabina? >> reporter: iain and lucy, an autopsy is now complete on the body of that little girl. we are waiting for a cause of death but so far we do know that she was bleeding from the brain when she died. tuesday fall township police standing century outside the sweet briar drive apartment where two-year-old athena wolf was found suffering from blunt force trauma sunday afternoon. >> they took her into the ambulance, and they

lucie, steve, steve, lucie. >> good evening to you both. >> hi. >> question one. although, hillary clinton leads overall in the democratic presidential contest. on monday's show, we reported on one aspect of the campaign in which senator bernie sanders is totally cleaning hillary clinton's clock. what is that? is it, a, his super pac is ten times the size of her super pac? b, he has one ten in a row among states that hold caucuses. c, he has one ten in a row in states that hold primaries. or, d, he is way ahead in the polls in the next ten states that are scheduled to vote? >> well, i know he has been having trouble with the primaries, but he's been doing well, really well with the caucuses, so i'm going to go with b. >> steven, did lucie get that right? >> let's check monday's show. >> he lost the first two caucuses barely in iowa, a little in nevada. since then of all the caucus states, he has one ten straight. >> yes, the correct answer is b, lucie is one for one. >> whohoo. question two, this week we paid uncomfortably close attention to the scandal involving

street and lucy burns began -- and lucy burns -- the first thing that alice paul and lucy burns were to do was to stage a parade. they wanted to have a large suffrage parade held in united states and so alice paul began working for that goal and the idea was the day before woodrow wilson's inauguration that they would attract all the crowds that were already in town and all of these other crowds in the area. they would get the papers delivered to them. it would be the biggest suffragists parade held in nine states and that is what alice paul wanted to do. she worked for months to build this parade and they managed to get all up the permits that they needed to and they try to engage the police to help support them and the police were not all that interested in guarding the parade. they knows -- new there might be problems the data for the parade or the day of the parade so it was a thousand women marching down pennsylvania avenue to the white house to lobby for the suffrage movement and the most interesting thing about the parade is woodrow wilson arrived at the union station already

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. so what happened to start all of this? that's what investigators are trying figure out tonight. fox 29's karen hepp is joins us live in logan with the story. karen? >> reporter: we know it didn't start today. this has been going on for a long long time. lots of threats, lots of bullying and this is according to everybody involved. the school officials, the police certainly friends and family members saying both sides have been goining ban forthwith each other and then today it really all boiled over. worried parents rushed to cook junior high to pick up their kids after 18th grade girl allegedly stabbed another in a third floor hallway this morni morning. >> as a parent i was scared, and i feel sorry for the girl that did get stabbed. >> reporter: montgomery's daughter says she saw the whole thing. >> i saw the girl. she was bleeding. she was scratched up and her shirt was ripped. >> reporter: victim was rushed to einstein and got stitches. emotional aunt of the suspect says her niece was constantly bullied and have a vict

lucy? >> thank you very much, jennif jennifer. >>> stunning details about the tragic deadly shooting of a four-year-old philadelphia girl. police now say the girl's father framed her five-year-old sister with the shooting. joyce evans here now with what police uncovered. joyce? >> reporter: although investigators say the father has confessed to what really happened, detectives called his behavior with the gun quote careless and wreck less and even worse, was just how far the man went to could have up what he had done. 30-year-old maurice phillips facing several charges including third degree murder and involuntary manslaughter fort death of his four-year-old daughter. police say the girl was watching tv with her six siblings when phillips came into the room waving the gun. this was on saturday afternoon. the gun went off. one shot. the bullet hit the girl in the back of the head killing her on the spot. then detectives say her dad tried to opinion that shooting on her five-year-old sister.

. >> i'm lucy noland. those results are still coming in but the presidential races were called early in pennsylvania clinton was projected to win by about 10%. she's also the projected winner over bernie sanders tonight in delaware. moving to the gop side. trump was predicted to win here in pennsylvania over ted cruz and john kasich and the same story in delaware with voters picking trump as their nominee. chris o'connell is live at clinton's campaign party what was her campaign party at the philadelphia convention center. chris, you look very loan film tonight. i know it was big party earlier. >> reporter: good evening, lucy. yes, racking up four big primary wins tonight including here in the state of pennsylvania. hillary clinton is now looking towards the general election. looking to return to philadelphia for the democratic national convention in july. this time as the pear's nominee. clinton here in front of hundreds supporters here tonig tonight. a ruch cause crowd after winning married and delaware

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. the officer is expected to be okay and is being praised for his courage. we've got live team coverage for you tonight. jennifer joyce is at penn presbyterian where that officer was treated but let's begin tonight with dave schratwieser at philadelphia police headquarters where police announced the arrest. dave? >> reporter: iain, it now appears according to court records that the alleged shooter in this case, 23-year-old scott griffin, was out on the street because of gun case against him had been tossed out of court just last week when a witness failed to appear. now, those charges were refiled but by the time that happened, griffin was a free man and now he's under arrest for attempted murder charges. >> he is a dangerous individual. obviously. >> reporter: just 16 hours after officer james mccullough was shot police swooped down on the 1200 block of north alden street and arrested 23-year-old scott griffin for the shooting sunday at 59 many and market. >> this is a amazing again mu

love these stories, dawn. >> reporter: i know, lucy. this story touched so many people because of how important buns is to this teenager. his mom says she was overwhelmed by the support she received. she says friends, family, strangers, were all rooting for this dog hoping that he would be found safe and sound and tonight this pup is back where he belongs. >> really goodson. really goodson much has mom for your child to ask you every day where their dog is, you don't have any answers, it's rough. >> reporter: then finally last night, gloria williams was able to tell her 15 year old son desean that his best friend buns had been found after two weeks on the run. >> i feel happy. >> desean who as autism was devastated after the one-year-old pitbull somehow slipped out of the family's house on shepherd road in pennsauken earlier this month. the family got buns last year and the playful pup has been miracle worker. >> he is the best friend. >> teen used to have difficulty communicating and expressing himself. buns has changed his life in the

we're live in queens, i'm lucy yang for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you lucy. police in suffolk county are looking for the suv involved in a deadly hit and run this morning. they say 64-year-old warren karstendick was hit on main street in east patchogue. the driver of a ford explorer did not stop. he died at the hospital. the blue ford explorer has noticeable front end damage on its hood and grill. >>> the tenants of a queens apartment building got a slithering start to their sunday after a 7-foot python was found unattended in the building. that snake was found in a police say it was inside a cage and left near a garbage shoot. the snake was taken to the bayside animal clinic where it was picked up later by its owner. fortunately no one was injured. >>> springing into sunshine. >> coming up on eyewitness news, lots of people out and about enjoying this beautiful sunday. what's on tap as we head into the workweek. meteorologist jeff smith has the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> first here's abc's tom yamas with a look at what's -- what's coming up on world

>> lucy, it was a mess. the latest surveillance video from police has people in a south philadelphia neighborhood just shaking their heads. catching someone stealing on video sadly isn't all that unusual but in many case you can even make an argument that the crime may be called maybe an accidental trade instead of a theft. ♪ >> it is crazy it really is crazy. >> reporter: philly police have released surveillance video of a robbery that has some on south philadelphia street laughing, others frustrated and all hoping they find the person. >> people do crazy things around here. so, you know, it's nuts. i don't know. >> you got creeps everywhere. >> reporter: video shows a woman walking down south camac street opening a screen door and stealing packages. while taking the packages the suspect appears to forget her own items on the front steps. minutes later she returns but scared off by a neighbor. >> i think it's idiotic. i don't think you get any dumber to leave your package and take somebody he will's packa

and she and lucy burns began raising money and recruiting members. woodrow wilson was elected to office so the first thing that alice paul and lucy burns did was to stage a parade. they wanted to have the largest suffrage parade held in the united states so alice paul began working towards that goal in the idea was that they would hold that the day before president woodrow wilson's inauguration that they would attract although the crowds that were already in town and all of these other crowds to the d.c. area. they would get the papers to notice them. with the biggest suffrage parade of her help in the united states. that is what i was told once that so she worked for months to build this parade. they managed to get all the permits they needed to and they tried to engage the police to help support them and the police were not that interested in guarding the parade. they knew there might be problems the day before the parade for the day of the parade so the parade happen. with 8000 women marching down pennsylvania avenue to the white house to lobby fo

iain and lucy? >> ted, we can see some people behind through. what sort of tributes are starting to form there? >> reporter: one word purple. people most people bringing flowers, purple flowers when they can find them. he was the purple one, a lot of people playing music. i saw one gentleman paint this giant canvass with beautiful painting of prince. there's a local club here music venue called the first avenue which prince kind of put on the map all the big acts when they're in town often do sometimes a separate show there it's also the music venue in the purple rain video if you remember that. they're having all night dance party tonight that is open to the public. it's free. very appropriate for prince again he would invite the strangers people around here just to come into his home behind me here one of his homes and dance with him or sometimes watch a movie with him. that was prince. this international star but also this local guy who never forgot about where he came from. iain and lucy. >> we even heard he went to the drugstore this past w

. >> reporter: hey, lucy. you see these hockey players behind me. some of them many, many youth hockey players over the years present company included that have ed snider no to thank for introducing them to the game of hockey. take look much this is just one of the many rinks he has built funded by the ed snider youth hockey foundation that started about 10 years ago a foundation very close to ed snider's heart. you would often see him at one of these seven rinks where the foundation operates. 3,000 youth hockey players involved at this time many on thes in years past. foundation allows kids to play hockey for free including free equipment donated to the playe players. but more this foundation is more about hockey. then hockey. night derr throughout the sport says, he wanted to get kids in the door. using hockey as the hook, the program incorporates fitness, nutrition, academics. we spoke with one former layer who says he went through the program and tells us how snider has impacted him. >> the list can gone how much he's done for me. he paid for th

lucy. >> just a hint of sarcasm. all right, bruce gordon, thank you very much. >>> this is a big deal. sir paul mccartney is coming to philadelphia again. live nation announced today the music legend is bringing his one-on-one tour to citizens bank park. mccartney will hit the stage on tuesday, july 12th. former beetle played sold out show at the wells fargo center last june and this summer's concert expected to include some prizes. >> this show this year promises to unveil a dazzling, redesigned set, dozens of classics from the most beloved catalog of songs and popular music. the songs covering sir paul's entire career as a solo artist with wings and of course as a beat physical. >> seen him many times always amazing. tickets go on sale this friday but mccartney will perform at hershey stadium and new jersey metlife stadium later in the summer. >>> what's it tike survive in the winterness all alone for nine days? this grandmother knows. >> i waited until sun up the next morning hoping a truck a car, anybody, anythin

. >> i'm lucy noland. the city has seen an outpouring of condolences to the man who gave so much of philadelphia. we have team coverage of ed snider and his legacy. bruce gordon is at the wells fargo center with the moment ed snider knew he was changing the flyers forever we begin with howard eskin live in the newsroom with a look at ed snider's incredible history right here in philadelphia. >> ed snider, truly truly an mazing story in itself but the thing that people of this city should really realize is that terrific person he was to everybody. whether it was players, whether because fans and people he did so much for. without a date ed snider was the best sports owner in this town hands down. but there's so much more to the flyers ed snider. ♪ >> he will will be remembered to a generation as the owner of the flyers. but ed snider meant so much more to philadelphia and its fans. ed snider was born edward malcom snid. er on january 6, 1933, in washington, d.c. his first venture in philadelphia sports wa

lucy: that is seen as necessary. the police were responsible for policing the stadium, and they initially alleged that the fans were drunk, that they did not have tickets, and therefore contributed to overwhelming the stadium. as you mentioned, earlier inquests returned a verdict of accidental death. that was overturned, and the families can i last see victory. they have been very keen to show that the fans themselves did not cause this disaster, but it was policing errors. as they left the court today, after a 27-year-old battle, they -- thisto the liverpool arduous battlee, for them. today it is met with joy and relief and jubilation. live fromucy fielder, london, thank you very much indeed. to the united states, where polls have began to open in five states -- connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island. side, hillarytic clinton is looking for a knockout blow against bernie sanders. donald trump is fighting the forces against him. we will move on now to the business headlines. thanks for much f

. >> eyewitness news reporter lucy yang is at the scene in yonkers. lucy. >>reporter: well, joe and sandra, an intense four-alarm fire tore through three homes in yonkers this afternoon. it was a fiery, smoky scene here on harriet street behind me. the blaze was reported at 2:00 this afternoon and quickly took over three houses. all of the houses are described as three stories, structures another one is destroyed. the third suffering mostly water damage. neighbors were told to evacuate. some of them in their pajamas at the time. rescue crews worked to keep the flames from reaching more homes. we're told it started at 53 harriet street and spread to 51 and 55. the two houses on both sides. >> we got in front of the building, we had number 53. basically fully involving fire. all three stories of the building had fire. we had no civilian injury and two buildings looks like that are going to be a loss. >> the smoke coming from the second floor and then the third floor and where the burned part is over there, it started -- it was on fire. and then it spread to t

eyewitness news reporter lucy yang has more. lucy. >>reporter: joe, there's nothing scandalist about a politician raising money for another politician. there's a finance game about how much and how it's done. de blasio is facing serious questions about whether he actually broke the law in his efforts to help elect more democrats to albany. >> i believe everything we did was legal and appropriate. >> a defensive de blasio took to the radio on friday insisting he did not commit fraud. on wnyc john larry he'll cooperate with investigators. uncovered and i whack - and i welcome this being done. everything was done legally and appropriately. >> the daily news obtained this memo from the board of elections. in the 8-page document, the chief recommended that city and federal prosecutors begin criminal investigations into whether or not de blasio and his aids engaged in quote, willful and violations state election laws. specifically the board suspects team de blasio may have -- in their effort to help support specific democrats running for th

lucie getting ready to rejoin the mets. >>> yankees off tomorrow. they host the as. >>> ranger captain ryan mcdonagh on ice at ranger practice today. hasn't appeared in the series yet with an upper body injury. series tied 1-1. while mcdonagh did practice today, he's officially listed as doubtful for the next game. >> taking strides in the right direction. i'm sure he's excited, wanted to be out there. good to see. >>> plenty of football news today. brown. the team concentrates on who is everybody tries to live up to. >> not looking back at last year, but building up what we have in this locker room right now, and you're ready to expect the best out of each individual. >>> and now the 120th running of the boston marathon. 30,000 runners, zachary the top u.s. man. he finished 10th. gracie, the first american woman finished 9th. for the women it was abesa in 2:29:19. ethiopians winning both races for the first time ever. >>> he was there, the former boston champ also a former new york champ in the crowd at the finish line taking pictures today. i retw

lucy. >> just so tragic. all right, brad. >>> skyfox over the delaware memorial bridge tonight and if you plan on driving over it into delaware this week be sure to add extra time to your commute. traffic. the delaware river and bay authority says crews are replacing three suspension ropes. three of the four lanes into the first state are closed and the one lane is open you can seeing he see right that the speed limit is reducing. >> mother is pleading for the driver to come forward who hit her son and left him to die in west philadelphia. summer someone found the 27-year-old lying in the road at 45th and market early saturday. he just died yesterday. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live where he was hit and, dave, this is a sad story. >> reporter: iain, no doubt about that. jamal morris suffered severe head trauma when he was knocked from his bike here at the intersection of 45th and market early saturday morning. tonight his parents, family members and friends are pleading with the public to come forward with

. >> i'm lucy noland. police arrested five students after a scary afternoon. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in drexel hill tonight. dave? >> reporter: lucy, the five students arrested today range in age from 15 to 17. they have all been charged as juveniles tonight in an incident that caused some tense moments here today. bon nor prendie high school on lansdowne avenue went into lock down for just over two hours aft school officials received reports that a student entered the building with a loaded gun. >> put the gun in the hands of a 15-year-old or 16-year-old you don't know what's going to happen. >> i don't know. i don't think schools are safe any more. >> reporter: investigators acting oh and tip from a female student searched lockers of several students and turned up drugs ammunition and the fully loaded 9-millimeter in a girl's locker. >> when you got drugs and guns, that's a bad scenario. i mean you're looking for trouble. >> detectives say it all started with a suspect drug transaction involving three students at this trolley stop across the stree

. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> the community is in shock tonight as authorities are working to try and figure out what happened. let's get straight out to fox 29's karen hepp live in wilmington night. karen. >> reporter: there's so much sadness right now they just organized vigil. there's so many people that are coming out from the community right now because they want to stop to this violence they want to pray. they want to try to make sense of the situation that quiet clear system senseless. we know this victim died this morning here at the school. only a sophomore and she had only just turned 16. when the victim was found in the school bathroom, she was still alive police say. but the beating the 16-year-old had sustained at the hands of other girls was deadly. the sophomore from howard high school technology died at ai dupont children's hospital. mayor dennis williams says all of wilmington grieves for her family. >> because i know what she would be going through. >> reporter: panic stricken parents race to the school as word of tragedy spread. broken marched

lucy, jeff, bruce and shawnette will be there. of course, steve keeley will host sunday in pennsauken. and then after monday, temperatures warming up into the 70s by the mid period of next week. >> here we government that sounds like may. >> all right. there you go. >> thank you kathy. >> you bet. >>> a woman says a police officer took her fiance''s cell phone and did the unthinkable. how she claims he used an app to terrorize here. >> transgender teen made the cheerleading squad but it's what she plans to wear on the side lines that has lot of folks talking. >>> nine veterans laid to rest today after making the ultimate sacrifice. why this farewell is decades overdue. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... and dragged through the mud. the 2016 gle. it's where brains meet brawn. lease

lucy, jeff, bruce and shawnette will be there. of course, steve keeley will host sunday in pennsauken. and then after monday, temperatures warming up into the 70s by the mid period of next week. >> here we government that sounds like may. >> all right. there you go. >> thank you kathy. >> you bet. >>> a woman says a police officer took her fiance''s cell phone and did the unthinkable. how she claims he used an app to terrorize here. >> transgender teen made the cheerleading squad but it's what she plans to wear on the side lines that has lot of folks talking. >>> nine veterans laid to rest today after making the ultimate sacrifice. >> social media company snap chat is being sued. a georgia couple says they were driving down the highway when an 18-year-old girl plowed into them. the lawsuit claims the teen was using snap chat's speed filter at the time of the crash. the filter actually post as vehicle's speed over picture or video. the teen was clocked going 107 miles an hour. the man has a brain injury. as for the team she was onl

. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> it's a case that has left a community heart broken and asking how something like this could happen. fox 29's abina kuriakose live in falls township tonight witness new details. sabina. >> reporter: lucy, according to police, doctors told them that this little girl's body was so broken it looked like she had been in car accident. >> i work nights so during the day she played she runs up don down the hall. >> reporter: don johnson in disbelief that the little girl next door who's pitter patter she grown used to hearing is now dead. allegedly kicked to death by her own mother. >> our theory is mom was under a lot of stress and she just snapped. >> reporter: false township police say 23-year-old kayla marie moore kick two-year-old athena wolf in the head and body more times than she can't recount to police i happened sunday afternoon at the wellington woods apartment complex. she was vac to chop where she underwent emergency surgery to stop bleed in her brain. it was too late. she died just before 7:00 monday morning. >> this child is in the safest place she's su

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, shawnette. >>> take look at this car much police say two men used it in an armed robbery in voorhees township, new jersey. early yesterday morning they pulled into gas station on route 73. police say drive got out and point add gun at the station attendant demanding money. now, at one point he pistol whipped the attendant of the second man in the car stayed there the whole time. if you know anything about this, give police a call. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney's office now officially confirming the next fire commissioner adam thiel will officially be appointed tomorrow. thiel identified here on the website for the virginia state government. thiel was most recently the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security in virginia. kenney will also announce blanche carney as the new prisons commissioner tomorrow. >> new jersey governor kris tee made nomination to fill a seat on the state supreme court. christie nominated criminal defense atto

. >> i'm lucy nolan. investigators know who fired but they've arrested no one tonight. sabina kuriakose is at the north wales. >> reporter: it happened in a church full of worshippers, tonight the alleged shooter is cooperating but police have not said what led to the shooting. >> sunday night montgomery county investigators trying to piece together how a peaceful morning prayer service turned violent and deadly. one church member, 27-year-old robert braxton of montgomeriville is dead. a fellow parishioner pulled the trigger. it happened at the to montgomeriville location during 11:00 a.m. sunday service. all witnesses to a shooting death. >> the investigation into this is ongoing. we're going to have to determine whether the shooting was justified under the law. we're still neurilitying witnesses. >> reporter: montgomery county district attorney kevin steele says the alleged gunman is cooperating with police and has not been arrested. the person had a concealed carry permit. the weapon was a semi automatic handgun. prosecutors are looking at whether the shooting was la

lucy. >> all right, thank you, bruce. hopefully it will be. >>> the rain has moved out and chilly temperatures are moving in in your fox 29 weather authority. live look at trenton and after a rainy morning, things have cleared up nicely. got -- it will be a cold night kathy. here's my problem. kathy, i walk over to my favorite food cart guy and forgot my coat. >> ooh. >> it was a clear mistake my part. >> it will be a nice evening and it will be a pleasant overnight but it will get a little bit colder. you can see our clouds and rain have cleared the coast. the sun has moved in. we have a northwesterly wind flow and that is going to cool us down put a chill in the atmosphere during the evening and overnight. you can see at the airport no weather issues but our camera shaking a little bit. winds sustained at about 15 to 20 miles an hour. out of the north northwest at 17 at the airport the temperature 63 degrees after a noon temperature of 50 with the rain. so quiet improvement sunset at 7:37 this evening. right now 63 in p

lucy will be there. and jeff cole will thereby and it will be a pleasant daych the rain returns unfortunately sunday afternoon, but not until the broad street run is over. that's the good news. >> perfect timing. >> and then by monday more rai rain. partly sunny tuesday and finally wednesday back to 70. that's the big question on twitter. when will it warm up again. >> wednesday is the answer. >> there you go. >> got it. >> 60s are a good number. >> another game in washington and was it enough? brent celek is looking forward to eagles pick in the draft and missing quarterback sam to eagles pick in the draft and missing quarterback sam bradford coming up in sports. >> less than 24 hours away pretty clear eagles will take north dakota wentz and there's still problems bradford. brent celek was out at chinos steaks working with a company that has an app it's flavor and they make delivers and guy today was celek. more important than cheesesteaks -- by the way i like prove loan or american -- is what he thinks

lucy craft has the incredible video. >> you can see the panic at the tv station in kumamoto. >> it hit the island before 9:30 p.m. thursday night. there have been more than 100 after shocks, some almost as the tremors are slowing down rescue efforts, and teams were able to save an 8-month-old baby from a collapsed home. it took six hours to reach the baby who has been reunited with her parents. it's unclear how many more people could be trapped under debris. hundreds have been forced from homes that have been destroyed or are too unstable. 44,000 were seeking shelter. japan's meteorological agency says additional tremors could last for another week. lucy craft, cbs, tokyo. >> this quake was the most powerful since 2011. >>> a panel has recommended that leslie van houten be recommended for parole. the panel agreed that she's committed her crimes under manson's mind control. it's unlikely the governor will sign off on the release. >> no governor who wants to maintain his or her legacy and credibility with voters in the state legislature will agree to the parole of a manson family member.

lucy. >> all right. we'll see you then shawnet and get ready for a onslaught of presidential candidates around here. senator bernie sapders in reading and john kasich in media and didn'tald trump headed to harrisburg. >> philadelphia district attorney seth williams said election fraud task force is ready for the primary arie. two dozen country detectives will be at command center and they'll take calls from voters that have problems at the poll polls. task force members will be ready to go out in teams of two to investigate reports of intimidation, threats and violence. >> we take this seriously. last year 9 people were charged with criminal offense force what they do on election day. >> all right. the committee of 70 will have mice and college student at the polls to assist voters. >> happening right now, parents and students want answers and they say the delaware county school has a bed bug infestation and they want to know what officials plan to do to get rid of the nasty up secretary. dawn just back

lucy? >> thank you very much, bruce. >>> be sure to join us for our special extended primary coverage it's tonight starting at 11:00. >>> on your radar tonight the storms are finally moving out of here. you can see the rain falling in old city just after 7:00 tonight as the storms roll through our area. here's look at one viewer caught on their phone this afternoon. this was in a field in tabernacle, inform. it looks like funnel cloud but may be what's called a gustnado. that's morphon out west. kathy, the rain is gone but now a cool down. >> yeah that's correct gust nader made dough a swirl of whipped ahead of the thunderstorm not associated with convective part of the thunderstorm. nevertheless pretty cool to tap cher on video. so we thank shane for sending sg that in to us. you can see one cell on ultimate doppler moving down through salem county and gloucester county, new jersey on its way to atlantic county. otherwise we're drying out in wilmington just saw a storm there. temperatures

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. victim's dad spoke only to fox 29's dave schratwieser who joins us live at police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, miguel cologne's family is devastated tonight and his father is pleading with witnesses and the public to come forward with information but so far homicide detectives don't have any suspects or a motive. >> happy birthday to you! >> reporter: this was 19-year-old miguel cologne, jr. celebrating a recent birthday with his son tragically it will be last birthday he'll celebrate after he was gunned down in his suv wednesday afternoon just blocks from his home. >> i want people to realize they took my son's life today. >> reporter: it happened in the 4,000 block of howl land street. neighbors heard a burst of gunfire and came out to find him shot behind the the wheel of his suv right in the mill of the block. he died a half an hour later leaving behind his son, his father and mother, as well as two sisters. >> i know there's people in that block they see somethi

tonight mother and child are talking about their stronger bond with our lucy yang. >> reporter: i called 911. >> who told you to call 911? >> myself. >> reporter: isabella rodriguez just saved her mother's life. last wednesday mother and daughter were in their bedroom. isabel doing homework when her mother suddenly collapsed. she fell down and made me cry. >> reporter: despite the panic, they knew exactly what to do. >> mommy, wake up. >> reporter: with the mother suffering the epileptic seizure she gathered all the courage to call for help. >> and mom was shaking. she was on the floor. >> reporter: despite the tears and the fears, young isabella stayed on the phone until the ambulance arrived. >> and my mom had a seizure anyhow. >> reporter: isabella was able to give her address in corona rushed to the hospital. once she regained consciousness, that the first thing they told her was about her daughters. >> and i'm blessed by having this little girl here in my life and i'm blessed. >> and do you think that you're a hero? you do. >> i think that i'm a hero. >> a hero who would turn 6 this

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> on your radar get ready for a cold blast when you wake up. many already had their coats on tonight walking around out in queen village. live to wilmington most of us are in the 40s right now. by the time we wake up we'll and down to the 30s. oh, my, kathy orr. >> enough is enough. right? enough already. take look at ultimate doppler you can see the skies are clear. we still have northwest wind that's keeping it cool an freeze warning again for northern and western suburbs berks county and also the lehigh valley believe it or not the average last freeze date is within the next couple of weeks. so it is not too late in the season to see something like this. and for philadelphia we're basically done. that's the good news. right now in the city it's 51 but 40s throughout a good part of the region. allentown 42. in the poconos 35 degrees. feeling more like winter or late fall. future temperatures show the numbers going way down during the early

. >> i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. the suggestion inspected shooter in custody tonight. police arrested scott griffin early this this afternoon. he and another man commit add robbery before the carjacking that had officer mccullough and his partner chasing them. police say griffin turned and fired hitting mccullough. investigators say he's got a lengthy criminal past and just got out of jail last week. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the criminal justice center tonight. dave, why was this guy on the streets? >> reporter: well, iain works witnesses who were supposed to testify against griffin in a gun case here failed to show up in court. the judge dismissed the charges. but police tell us tonight it's not the first time griffin has been in court. he's been arrested 14 times. >>> charges dismissed he's right back out the next day. >> reporter: court records show accused of gunman scott griffin on the streets sunday night allegedly firing at officer mccullough despite the fact he was arrest the last month on gun charges but those charges were dismissed in court last

live in brooklyn, lucy yang for channel 7 eye witness news. >> thank you, lucy. a 4-year-old boy is dead after he was hit by a car in new jersey. it happened this afternoon on north 7 street in patterson. police say the child's mother was trying to put her son inside her car when another driver hit the child. the driver stayed at the scene. the fatal crash remains under investigation. >>> new details in the shooting police say the victim is expected to survive. officers responding to a report of shots fired in younkers this afternoon found a 25-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his chest. first responders rushed him to the hospital where he's in serious but stable condition. police say he was outside when he was shot. they're now looking for who shot him. >>> politically motivated. that's what a lawyer for mayor bill de blasio's campaign call it is shocking allegation of an illegal fund raising scheme. the response comes after a memo from the state board of elections accusing the team of flag rant violations of election law. eye witness news reporter mallory h

lucy? >> all right, heartbreaking. >>> several people are hurt after a military vehicle flipped on the new jersey turnpike. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon in east brunswick officials say the humvee was headed south on the turnpike when it happened. no word yet on how many people are hurt nor the extent of their injuries. but we're hearing choppers flew at least two people to hospitals. happening right now, police make arrest in a deadly hit-and-run 36-year-old thomas dunbar was killed in port richmond last night. dunbar was riding on motor scooter when he was hit then dragged for more than 200 feet. >> police found the suv just minutes away from where it all happened. fox 29's karen hepp is live in port richmond. karen? >> reporter: great police work led them to that vehicle. really good witness descriptions because they were so horrified by what unfolded in front of them. they found the vehicle parked right over here. this helmet -- the yellow brick house they took a person into cu