fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome awesome. right now a coincidence that saved a quadriplegic man. cops say he was left to die in the woods. his own mom charged with abandoning him with just a blanket an bible. alone for days before a hospital worker just happened to walk right past him. the victim's mother now charged with itemed murder. good evening i'm iain page. i'm lucy noland. brad sattin spoke to that good samaritan who saved the young man. brad he almost did not see him. >> reporter: lucy i'll tell was. so much could have gone wrong here. the good news is this 21-year-old man is recovering here at chop at least he is still alive. thanks to that good samaritan who had an acted on a nagging feeling. >> i see everything. i do all kind of work. >> reporter: you've never seen anything like this. >> never in my life. >> reporter: anderson has been a custodian at mercy hospital for 19 years and never could have guessed he'd end up saving a life after work on friday night. it was nice night he took the long way home following a train at cobbs creek park. >> i saw two deers. i grabbed my cell phone. wow, let me get these pictures i can show my grandkids. >> reporter: but the deer went off he followed them off the beaten path. >> i saw a wheelchair down under here like. i look, wow that's a brand new wheelchair. okay. i missed the deer. i was walking back up. i saw nice little package. >> reporter: he thought it strange the back catch was completely covered and needly bundled and had sticks on it in the shape of a cross. >> covered up. i used my feet don like that. just like that. something jump up. whoa. >> reporter: he figured it was an animal he walked on home but he couldn't let it go. >> it was two pieces of sticks like this, a cross. it was puzzling me. >> reporter: he told his step daughter who called police and when tow got back to the woods and opened the blanket they found a bible and a man. >> i never saw his face. i just walked away. when they said he's alive i said thank you lord. >> reporter: this mother accused of of a ban doing her son in the woods. her son is a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy and can't communicate. anderson who happened to be chasing a couple dear to an area he other never would have been finds it hard to believe it's a coincidence. >> i saved a life and that's a very good thing. >> reporter: sure s fitch roy anderson is from gentleman ma kay. he moved here to the united states back in 1974. he believes his life will never be the same and he is hoping one day to actually visit this man when he is out of the hospital. iain? >> all right brad, thank you. you saw it first on fox police back at the home of convicted killer abortion dr. kermit gosnell. police sources telling fox 29 the crime scene unit is looking into remains found at the home on north 32nd street in mantua today. l and i made the discover while sealing off the property there's no occasion yet the remains are human but police are still investigating. gosnell of course was convicted back in may of 2013 of murdering three babies born alive in abortion clinic. he was acquitted in a fourth baby's death. gosnell is current spending live in jail. and firefighters in bucks county getting a fire at an apartment complex under control quickly. skyfox over the scene tonight on joseph road in warrington. fire broke out around 7:30. it took firefighters less than 30 minutes to get it under control. officials say no one was home when the fire broke out. no word yet on any injuries or a cause. developing to night the search for the driver who struck and killed a four-year-old boy. police are now looking for this suv captured by surveillance video that shows the entire tragic incident. fox 29's shawnette wilson is in king says seng tonight. shawnette wawa do we know about the driver. >> reporter: police are giving more detailed information about the car and the driver. tonight they believe it is a black custom made suv. they are hoping that the public will give them information that will lead them to that vehicle and the woman who they say was driving it. >> this is sad. i got kids out here. i have nephews and nieces not too far from his. my heart went out to the family. >> reporter: kim has five children of her own. she's deeply saddened by the death of a four-year-old boy identified by police as abdul wilson. he was the victim avenue hit-and-run caught on surveillance on south 57th street in kingsessing. >> it's absolutely crazy out here. some people just drive through and just don't stop. >> reporter: this memorial formed near where it happened just before sunset around 6:30 yesterday. police reminding drivers that this is the time of year to be extra cautious. even today on a dreary day kids were out everywhere. >> this time of year we're going to have these youngsters, young kids it's nitens out springtime they're going to run in the street but people have responsibility to stop. it's usually just an accident. >> surveillance video and witness information gave police a good lead. the car may be a black limited edition ford edge between 2011 and 2014. >> what's unique about the vehicle, has all chrome front. so picture all chrome front and 1 inch of chrome going from the front to the back which means it's some kind of custom made vehicle. >> reporter: neighbors hope the driver is caught soon. >> it's a sin what people are doing now a cages it's just crazy. >> i'm here paying my respects saying a prayer. i didn't know the family but my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: right now the reward stands at $20,000 for information on this case. lucy? >> all right. shawnette. police are investigating another hit-and-run from last night. this one in the fair hill section of the city on the 2700 block of mascher street. cops say a driver hit a two-year-old boy and 19-year-old mom and left them lying in the street. they're looking for a white acura or infinity. doctors released the mother from the hospital earlier tonight. her two-year-old little boy remains in critical condition. on your radar the rain is moving out. here's a live look from the ben franklin bridge tonight. scott i think a lot of us looking -- would like awry post monday please. >> the return of the sunshine as well as temperatures near 70 degrees. well, that is in the offing come tomorrow. but ultimate doppler most of the rainfall is moving out we still have a few pockets of left over light showers. nothing real heavy around reading also moving toward the trenton area right now in lumberton as well as mt. holly seeing a few leftover pockets of showers in south jersey and delaware. but the front that brought us all of the dam many and dreary conditions that continues to push away to the south. we'll see a gradual decrease in the clouds overnight tonight and guess what? sunshine by tomorrow morning. in fact look at the clock by midnight you can see most of the clouds and showers offshore and then tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we're looking at sunshine across the area. now it will ab little cool to start. temperatures will bottom out in the suburbs around 43 degrees. upper 40s in the city. but after that cool start with that sunshine and the april sun angle we are going to see those temperatures recover pretty nicely as we move ahead to your wednesday. when to expect more chances for rain in that seven day forecast? i have the timing of our next storm system coming up with that seven day forecast. back to you. >> all right. scott talk to you then. police are looking for whoever fired a gun into a crowd near a convenience store in feltonville. surveillance video shows this chevy malibu pulling into a 7eleven parking lot on rising sun avenue. now the person in the front passenger seat opened fire. 30-year-old man told police bullets pierced his parked car. amazingly no one hurt. police brutality protest nearly gets out of hand in new york city. demonstrators taking to the streets to rally against police killings of unarmed people. but the demonstration gets physical on the brooklyn bridge and almost turned violent. police had to step in to move people walking through traffic during the afternoon rush hour. that's when the protesters began throwing debris at officers. several people had to be taken in to custody the march continued into brooklyn. the march in new york city just one of many across the country today. dozens of people seen here rallying in front of city hall in san francisco. protesters calling for an end to police involved shootings nationwide. demonstrators plan to shut down city hall calling for an end to business as usual. organizers also holding similar rallies in atlanta and los angeles. oklahoma reserve sheriffs deputy turned himself in charged with shooting and killing an unarmed black man. 73-year-old robert bates faces sector degree manslaughter charge. he shot 44 eric harris in the back while he was on the ground. harris is being investigateed for trying to illegally sell a gun. bates thought he pull out his tase sr. but accidentally fired his gun instead. >> atlantic city's former revel casino has a new feature tonight tonight. three portable generator trucks going to power the building which went dark on thursday. florida developer glenn straub says two main generator trucks and a backup unit arrived today and should be up in running by thursday. he bought the shuddered casino week ago but the on site power plant cut utility service two days later. a lawsuit between straub and acr energy partners is now in federal court. delaware state police working to catch the men responsible for a string of robberies in new castle county. they say one man approached cashier's gas station wis a knife or gun den hands cash and cigarettes. the other they say acts as look out much police have hit three gas stations in newark and in new castle and one in -- if you recognize these guys call police police. an suv um herred in flames with a mother and nine month old baby trapped inside. who was able to pull the pair to safety. >> a 73-year-old man was simply trying to fill up his gas tank when a woman attacked him from behind and robbed him. >> i told her give me my dam billfold back. she said i don't have your billfold and she took off. i was hollering she just robbed me. >> the one crucial thing he was saving for he cannot pay for now. a doctor told actress rita wilson she was cancer free but she ended up with a double mastectomy. one piece of advice every woman needs to hear tonight. >> the push to rename a local stadium for a high school grad killed serving his country but not everyone is on board. why some are fighting that honor honor. ♪ police looking for the man who pulled a gun on a philadelphia taxi driver. the shooting happened back on april 1st near 55th and lancaster avenue in overbrook. police say after getting a ride the passenger got out of the car and walked away without paying. police say when the driver asked for money the man pulled out a handgun. the driver says as he drove away he heard a single gunshot that missed him and the taxi. rowan university police officers now have something no other university officers have in new jersey. the school is the first in the state to arm its campus force with body cameras. fox 29's dawn timmeney takes us into the new program. >> when it starts blinking you press the button in the movement did you hear that? you press the middle button twice and it will start recording. >> reporter: rowan university glassboro and stratford campus police are now wearing body cameras. strapped on their chest recording their encounters were problems arise. >> there's a lot of hear say everybody says, everybody says that, but the camera never lies. it tells the truth. >> reporter: 34 officers now trained in wearing the high-tech equipment. the university unveiling details of the program that went into effect monday. >> when the officer is recording you have 130-degree view, all right, it records sound and it's closest to the cam rat lense itself is kloss zest to the human eye as public. >> reporter: they chose body cameras over dash cams for economic reasons and because they can get up close and personal. university officials showing this video of a drug arrest to make their point. >> slow motion watch the officer -- punches the officer right in the face. you would have never seen that piece of evidence without the camera. >> reporter: when an officer finishes the shift the footage is downloaded at a docking station f an arrest is made or charges brought the footage dropped into evidence for court proceedings. most students think it actually benefits them. >> because then if they say something happened that we don't think happened, then you can go and check the cameras and see what actually happened. >> all you see on facebook now is people sharing videos of police beating up people and doing the wrong thing anything they can do to prevent that would be good. >> reporter: at least one student we talked says she thinks the cops wearing cameras might back fire. >> i definitely think it might take students act out a little more just because like, oh, yeah, i know you're wearing one so you can't do this or you can't do that. >> the officers know they're on film. the accountability professionalism will be there. >> reporter: officers must notify the public they're wearing a body camera when entering private areas like a residence hall. the department of public safety for the university says the officers can view the body cam video but they cannot alter it any any way. five year body camera program costing rowan $95,000. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. a large cargo ship having some problems in the delaware river overnight. the explorer ran around near the tacony-palmyra bridge. coast guard waited for high tide this morning. then used a tugboat to pull the freighter loose. no one was hurt and the ship was not damaged. governor chris christie is proposing big changes to social security ahead of what could be a run for president. the possible gop candidate speaking in one of those key primary states new hampshire today. christie owes wants to push back the age of eligibility for social security and medicare. even eliminate them for people making $200,000 or more a year. it's part of a plan he says would cut deficits by $1 trillion in 10 years. the governor was later asked about a possible run for president and his answer sure sounded a lot like someone running for president. >> i've governed in a very difficult place that looks much more like washington d.c. than anybody else has governed. i feel with a difficult legislation every day for the 5.5 years and word with them to forge compromises to get things done. >> christie says he'll make a decision about a possible run for president in may or june. fox 29 will host the next philadelphia mayoral debate. you can watch it right here april 23rd at 6:00 p.m. you can also watch it streaming at myfoxphilly.com and follow all the debate news using the #fox29demsdebate. iain page is the host and i'm the moderator. a small problem into a major mess on west philadelphia street. what starred as a minor pothole quickly turned into this. the growing menace leaving children cars and everybody else in danger. fox 29's bruce gordon talked to angry neighbors who want something done. >> reporter: no it's not the grand canyon. but it's a pretty good approximation. every growing sink hole at 55th and media that just like the real canyon has visitors talking. >> i think it's horrible. it's an accident waiting to happen. >> what began several weeks ago as a small depression in the street has now collapse flood a nearly 100 square foot crater several neighbors said they've reached out to city hall with little action. >> this is hell, man. it started off like this here. i walked the dog here every day. start off a little small thing. big, bigger bigger. >> brian sheaf was doing renovation work near this intersection monday night when the sink hole nearly swallowed a woman's car. >> drive right into the home and didn't even see i old lady. >> you her the noise. what did it sound like. >> reporter: thum real loud. >> reporter: i snapped photos of the mess and sent them off to the city's street department and water department. it turns out it's a water department project. a broken storm sewer inlet that must have flooded out and washed away the soil be kneeling the layer of concrete and asphalt that make up the street. it can happen but remember, this has been going on for three weeks. >> it's probably like this because of the neighborhood. because of where we are. >> reporter: meaning the city doesn't care? >> yeah, basically yeah. >> reporter: within two hours of my phone call, a small army of water department workers descend on the scene. first, a backhoe broke up a huge asphalt slab that sat above street grade. workers laid a dozen two by 10 across the hole with extra barricades surrounding the area. now it's safe until the actual repair work can begin. neighbors reaction -- >> fox 29, i know it's going get done. >> reporter: work is not done just yet. water department tells me their crews will be back out in the neighborhood on thursday to complete the repairs on that storm water inlet. the work will tie up the intersection for a time but when it's complete, that west philly neighborhood will lose its not so grand canyon. in the newsroom i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> all righty. do you need our help getting results? just go to our website myfoxphilly.com. scroll down to the getting results section of our home page page. no one was expecting this in a new york city neighborhood. a kay yet tee on the loose giving police officers the slip. who finally caught the animal? >> and 2 million people expected to pack into philly to see the pope this fall. only on fox why the leader of the philadelphia archdiocese says he told the vatican to pick another city. and -- in west philadelphia born and raised on the playground... >> it's one of those classic tv opens you just cannot get out of your head. featuring of course philly's own will smith. how it inspired a young couple's big announcement to their friends and family. ♪ ♪ a car engulfed in flames by the side of the road. a mom and nine month old baby trapped in that burning car moments earlier. police say the driver of that suv lost control and crashed by the time emergency crews got there. a man and two-year-old had been able to make it out. but the mom and the baby were still trapped. officers pulled them to safety. but the mom is in critical condition. doctors do expect the baby to be okay. cell phone video capturing sound of alaskan airlines flight worker trapped inside the airplane's cargo hold. that's knocking. we first told you about this story last night when it happened on a flight from see at toll los angeles. the plane was only in the air for 14 minutes before it had to turn around after the pilot realized there was someone in the cargo hold. well it ended up being a baggage handler who apparently fell asleep. the faa is now investigating. they want to know how that manmade it into the cargo hold undetected while it isn't an faa rule cargo teams can do headcount on the ground before sending the plane on its way. also there are questions about how long the worker was on duty. alaska airlines says the plane took off after the workers shift should have ended. >> protesters took to the streets nigeria to honor the hundreds of young girls kidnapped by the terrorist group boko haram. nearly a year since the group kidnapped more than 200 girls from nigerian boarding school. they have kidnapped many many more since. protesters today wore red tape over their mouths symbolizing the stolen voices of the abducted schoolgirls. now in the initial kidnapping the terrorists abducted 300 girls but some have managed to escape. it's the latest potential scandal hitting the american security services overseas. new inspector general report revealing the dea agents were involved in some wild sex party parties with prostitutes. those parties in columbia also allegedly paid for by drug cartels going back as far as 2,001. none of the agents involved received any serious discipline. some lawmakers say they were shocked about some of the details to come out of the report. we apologize for not having that audio for you but the report also says agents from the us marshall's service and the atf had inappropriate sexual relationships with their subordinates in most of those cases there were no repercussions. next the push to rename a local stadium for a high school grad killed serving his country. but not everyone is on board. why some were fighting that honor. a giant crane in the middle of a project on busy sidewalk. what happens next that had workers scrambling for cover. >> iain it was a cloudy, damp and dairy day but the clouds and rain is moving out and temperatures will respond nice whole the sun returns. details next. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ >> right now at 10:30 the search for a serial bank robber from philadelphia. you're looking at five different photos of mitchell. authorities say the 40-year-old is likely behind four different bank robberies including three in the past week. security images from each of the four bangs allowed investigators to identify him. mitchell is on the run tonight. philadelphia police and the fbi are both after him. finishing touches are going up on a long awaited high school football stadium in bucks county county. what name to put on that new stadium had some choosing sides. as fox 29's chris o'connell tells thus controversial question took center stage in doylestown tonight. >> reporter: a push to dedicate new hoy school athletic stadium in honor of a former student and fallen soldier was being met with some resistance here at the central bucks school district. that was until a compromise was reached. his name is colby umbrell. >> not just an all star football football. not just a tough army ranger but somebody who cared about humanity. >> reporter: army lieutenant from doylestown killed in iraq in 2007. >> it was about keeping his memory alive. it was about people and future generations seeing his name up there and asking the question of, what was so special about this guy. >> reporter: many around here thought it would be fitting for the school's brand new stadium to be named after this local hero. after all he played football here. is the only alumnus killed in the line of duty. >> we had always felt that patriot stadium was the way to go. >> reporter: some say the honor of a stadium name should include all vets who served not just umbrell. stadium committee wanted to call the new facility patriot stadium. the school's nickname. >> and we don't want to try to be one who put one against the other. lieutenant umbrell was wonderful in the things did he. we don't want to take away from that. >> reporter: minutes before a vote comes a compromise. the central bucks school board naming the facility officially patriots stadium home of lieutenant colby umbrell field. umbrell's parents say their son's name will now live forever forever. they were in the crowd when that decision was made. >> yes. >> he was fine. he was popular. he had friends but he had an old soul. >> his mom and dad didn't want to be in the middle of a controversy but did want their son month be honored now he will his name will be on this field forever. >> some people say he wouldn't want it. i don't know. he deserve it. >> reporter: stadium will be dedicated before next football season and will now include a memorial wall to honor all of those alumni who served in the military. in doylestown, chris o'connell fox 29 news. the world meeting of families and the pope's visit to philadelphia little more than five months away. archbishop charles chaput tells us at first he did not want the honor. the city expects 2 million people to flock here for a chance to catch a glimpse of the pope. "good day philadelphia"'s mike jerrick sat down one and one with archbishop chaput today to talk about the preparations and he told mike in his first year in philly he learn the world meeting of families could be coming right here. >> i was discourage wagon i wrote. i didn't want it to happen because i had enough complexity in my life and we didn't have any money and i just couldn't imagine how we could become responsible for this. >> you wrote a letter and said don't -- >> i said we'll be happy to do it if you want to come but here are our problems. and i thought for sure that would mean they would choose another city. i think six weeks maybe two months later i got a letter and pope said, we're very happy to come. we'll be coming to philadelphia. so i changed my mind. >> well yeah. >> he's coming. >> i think it will be a really good thing for us. you can see initially high a lot of problems i didn't see how we could see our way through doing this. >> but we are. we'll have more of mike's one-on-one with the archbishop in the coming weeks. world meeting of family begins september 22 and. the pope will be in town on september 26th and 27th. iain, i spent most of the day inside at the dmv. that was fun. what was going out there. >> missed the rain. the clouds. but the good thing is the sun will be back tomorrow. if you were stuck indoors today you just missed the wet weather. so tomorrow will be a good day to get outdoors and enjoy not like today. ultimate doppler right now you can see we are still finding a few pockets of some showers out there. but no heavy rain and most of this system it's moving on out of here just in time for tomorrow morning's commute. 55 degrees right now. humidity at 72%. the wind is calm visible right now pretty good at 10 miles. despite clouds and showers look at the high today. 63 degrees. that's actually average for this time of year. but it felt a little cooler with the rain coming down. temperature wise right now we have 53 degrees in wilmington. 52 right now in millville. upper 40s in atlantic city. 52 in trenton and mid 50s right now in allentown. so here's the system. it's been a slow moving front an area of low pressure kind of rotating along that system. enhancing most of the rain for south jersey as well as delaware delaware. most spots picked up anywhere from a quarter of an inch up to an inch in some of the communities in cape may as well as sussex county. but look at the clock. tomorrow morning we're looking at the return of the sunshine. winds out of the north tomorrow so it will be a cool start in the 40s but with that april sun angle temperatures will respond nicely. we'll top out near 70 tomorrow. thursday it's dry and then our next system next chance for rainfall this week will arrive as we move toward your friday. so friday morning we're looking at some showers around and that system could linger throughout the day on friday. but look at the temperatures tonight. low 40s in the suburbs. upper 40s in 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well wishes from people. harsh words from a judge just before ruling a massive cheating scam. the sentencing faze continued today for those 10 former public school teachers. superior court judge jerry baxter hearing arguments this morning from attorneys representing the men and women who were convicted. the lawyers asked for leniency but judge baxter told them this is not a victim less crime. when you can't read you're passed on and passed on. there are victims that are in the jail that i have sentenced kids, i don't like sentenceing. i don't like sending people to jail but sometimes that's what's necessary. >> all but one of the 10 former educators were convicted and now face jail time. judge baxter called it the sickest thing that's ever happened in atlanta. elderly man shoved against his car and then robbed as he just filling up his gas tank. >> what that woman took he'd been saving and saving to pay for one key thing. florida police are hoping somebody will recognize her. >> fox's haley hines picks up the story. >> reporter: walter brown is the neighborhood grandfather. >> everybody calls me pop. >> reporter: at 73 years old he and his wife get by on a fixed income. >> friday he saved must have enough monday $140 to pate electricity bill. he stopped to gas up. >> number three pump. >> at this sunoco on new tampa highway in lakeland. >> i got my gas. when i started to get the car to leave that's when she got me from behind and pushed me in the car and got my billfold. her legs were against my body. i couldn't do that. >> the woman who targed him had been panhandling nearby. brown tried to fight. >> i told her give me dam billfold back. she said i ain't got your bill forward and she took off. iran behind her robbing she just robbed me. >> a witness found the wallet the woman and money were gone. this computer generateed image gives us a letter look at between 50 and 55 years old 180 pounds much bigger, younger and stronger than her elderly victim. >> i've always been able to take care of myself. i couldn't do nothing. i guess i'm getting too old. >> i don't hate her but i hope and pray to god she needed that money for something more than drugs or alcohol. you know, she needed that money more than my grandparents needed their life. report roar his back is still sore and his bills not yet paid. >> we'll get it one way or the other. >> reporter: as it sinks it seems walter brown lost a lot more than money. >> this world has changeed. i don't i don't care what anybody says this world went to hell. it changed. >> here's the thing. a lot of people could have seen this woman running away and police hope someone recognizes her and gives them a call and we are told the community is now rallying around her brown and his wife to raise the money they need to pay their bill. gathering of heroes in center city. four congressional metal of honor recipients including the last living one all in the same room tonight. they were the honored guests at the irish pub six many annual gathering of heroes. four heroes appearing on "good day philadelphia" this morning after all these years they say they're not the real heroes. >> i am just the caretaker of the medal. >> my goodness. >> it really belongs to those guys that didn't get to come home. >> you don't feel like a hero. >> i really don't. >> you don't? >> no. >> well you are. they call me that but i really do not feel that way. >> at the event tonight thee hundred thousand dollars given to the children of special operations commander marines killed during a helicopter training mission last month. in your health tonight a well-known actress is sharing personal news. rita wilson says doctors recently told her she has breast cancer and she has already undergone double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. she's taken a leave from the role in a broadway play fish in the dark to recover. she's urged women to get mammogram. she went to one doctor who said she was cancer free but she got a second opinion. that second doctor confirmed the cancer. fox 29's own dr. mike says it's something doesn't feel right you've got to get check. >> the critical teaching point that we have learned from her is one you must be all over your breast health. you needed to breast self-exams, you need to get check by your doctor. you need yearly mammograms. if there is anything that comes back shaky you neither to pursue it. >> wilson is a long tie wife of actor tom hanks. she's expected to make full recovery. it is quite possibly -- the freshest take on the viral baby announcement. >> this oregon couple inspired by an old school philadelphia music icon. ♪ >> i woke up in the morning about seven or eight and i thought moo to myself i'm late. looked at the test it wasn't finally there the little plus sign. >> of course that's the classic opening theme for the fresh prince of bell air. melissa and jesse used the will smith tune to share their news to familiar and friends back east. little did they know that the video would become an internet hit. the couple says they might even have more fun planned when the time comes for the gender reveal reveal. >> fresh prince of bell air. >> i love that show i have to say. >> it was a good show. >> all right. here's howard. >> okay. i love social media too. all right. the flyers general manager ron hextall tells us his head coach will be back. he'll do that tomorrow. and i will tell you what i hear. and tonight the phillies and the mets played a crazy game in new york. all that's coming up in sports. >> wild game tonight for the phillies. phillies and the mets. to new york and first inning matt harvey the pitcher. he struck out the side but in between all those strikeout strikeouts chase utley first homerun since last august 10th. just inside the seats there. he had two homeruns on the night and three hits. all right. david about cannon not as good. one-one. all three runs score and it's four-one mets. all right. the next pitch david buchanan hits michael when this happens good dire had to leave the game. there's always pay back and matt harvey hits chase utley in the back. everybody knows what happens. you know what it is. it begins with a b and chase utley is not a happy camper. ryan howard up the next batter um peer calls catcher enter feign. the bat hit the catcher's glove. you tell me. never happened. >> saved ryan howard from strike out. terry collins comes out. he gets toed the ka* catcher doesn't understand it mets win it the score six-pfeiffer. i've been told that the manager ryne sandberg has told the gm he doesn't want ryan howard in the lineup any longer. struck out twice tonight. i was told today that the team will give howard somewhere around 30 days and if it doesn't get better the phillies will release howard if that's the way it has to be. changes are culling across the inn feel. all right. once they get rid of howard i hear chase utley would probably play first base. see saw hernandez would be the second baseman. and freddie galvis would stay at short. look for maikel fran tow to play third because asche struggles defensively he had a homerun tonight. he would move to left field. pitcher is always in a dangerous position to cleveland. that's car rows carrasco. 60 feet 6-inches away it looks ugly. he had a jaw bruise, no concussion. all right. the flyers general manager ron hextall addressed the media tomorrow at 2:00. he'll make it clear whether his head coach will be back. in most cases it's not the head coach but the players when the team feels. i'm hearing he will not be back. some close think he will be back back. nothing definitive. i think we are ruby not the problem let me and not a strong field of replace manies yet forehead coach. he should return but i don't make the decisions. one of the oldest tricks in the book. minor league game indianapolis. runner is on first with infield hit. the first baseman err record. he's got the ball in his glove but the coach and the base runner have no clue. that's the coach's fault. he was not on the base. he was tack out the hidden ball trick it rarely happens but had it happens you feel like a dope. >> that's good. >> that's good stuff. >> exactly. >> thanks for watching. tmz is up next. back here at 4am for fox 29 morning news and good day. ♪♪1 underline evertz test text1 >> today on tmz --. >> we put up on the site last night dennis quaid in an epic meltdown. >> what the [beep] is he doing? i am acting here, and this [beep] wanders on to my set. >> but it's maybe a little too perfect. >> justin bieber. kicked out of coachella with a chokehold by security for trying to get into drake's performance. >> bieber is claiming once they choked him he was like i'm out of here. this is ridiculous. i'm justin bieber and left. >> how do you leave voluntarily in a chokehold? >> margo ropi. she is a big deal. she is all over her boyfriend. >> oh, wow. >> he's a director. >> a british assistant director. she dates

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