fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of aweso awesome. right now at 10:00, police are searching for women who may have been groped by this man. he's a local gas station worker accused of indecently assaulting a woman today. investigators believe that he's done it before. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans. the suspect was arrest tad shell gas station on lancaster avenue in radnor township. now, fox 29's brad sattin is live at that gas station tonig tonight. and there's a convenience store as well. brad? >> reporter: joyce, a case like this groping won normally be big news but when police think there could be other victims out there are it becomes big news. we are actually adjacent to villanova university. this is on the 800 block of east lancaster avenue. the store behind me closed right now, but during the day, it is a very busy place. in the video police say store employee bjl a.m. a seen making coffee while talking to 40-year-old customer. seems like a pleasant enough conversation when he approaches her and gives her a hug. >> this is where the contact begins. >> reporter: police aren't releasing the video of what happened next but tell us he touch the woman's breast and back side before he's pushed away. she runs out of the stop and shop and tells her father who is waiting in the car. they flag passing police car and after looking at the video arrest the man. after upon -- upon questioning neighbors -- >> local business owner stated he's aware of potentially two other victims who have fallen prey to assaults at the store. >> reporter: he didn't want to talk on camera. a woman told him she stopped going to the store because she didn't want to get groped again. police are now also reopening a-year-old case involving a woman with a similar complaint at the store. >> obviously that stop and shop is an extremely busy location with businesses very large college surrounding it. so we are concerned that other people may have had this happen to them and did not report it. >> reporter: police say the store owner is fully cooperati cooperating. he tells us l a.m. a has been working there i was fierce saying "we're in state of shock. i don't want to hide anything. no one has complained to us. i cannot tell by the video if he was trying to press against her. it's difficult to have an opinion about someone's intentionintentions "this womane was in the store earlier today and spoke to l a.m. a who was behind the counter. >> he was being overly nice how i feel. like he wanted to know a little bit -- a little bit more personal about like how i'm doing which anybody ask that question, but just the way he asked. >> reporter: made you feel uncomfortable? >> yeah. >> reporter: others though -- >> i never had a problem with the guy. i've gone in. i've bought gas. i've bought food in there and he's never given me a problem so i'm kind of shocked. >> reporter: llama tonight facing a flu of charges, harrah's many, indecent assault and disorderly conduct. police telling us about it they fear there could be other victims out there. if all right victim or have any information you're asked to call radnor township police. joyce and dawn? >> all right, thank you, brad. well, camden county prosecutors are hoping that newly released surveillance video will help them catch two wanted men. this is video from the delaware river port authority tunnel beneath the ben franklin bridge. investigators say these two men left the scene of a shooting last night on north sixth street. this is in camden. that's where 19 year old man was shot and he later died at the hospital. if you recognize those two men, call police. well many people are paying close attention right now to tropical storm erika. new orleans it's quite a different story today. is the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina. the costly yesterday natural disaster in american history. >> reporter: peaceful darkness shrouds new orleans 10 years ago it was a completely different story. mother nature unleashing its fury on the super dome and the entire crescent city. as hurricane katrina battered the gulf coast the super dome became both shelter of last resort and an undying image of the natural disaster that killed so many and displaced even more. the walls holding back the water surrounding the city below sea level broke a decade ago. one of the hardest hit areas was the city's lower ninth ward. today march through that neighborhood people celebrated how far they've come even though there's still much more to do. ♪ >> reporter: more than 1800 people died in katrina's wake. a memorial was dedicated to 30 people who died but were never identified. ♪ >> reporter: all week, current and former presidents made their way to the big easy. tonight, it was bill clinton's turn. >> we have moved mountains and made miracles and it's astonishing and we're proud. >> reporter: much of new orleans is thriving again there's many people who sheltered in the super dome who never returned. the big easy has about 100,000 less residents post katrina. in new orleans, joel walled man, fox news. on your radar tonight, another heat wave in the making. let's get over to fox 29 meteorologist mike masco and, mike, it's going to be steamy start to september. i'm telling you. we're sizzling to kick off september, dawn. good evening everybody. really just a little bit of a taste some of the humidity out there. very comfortable evening. it's mild and then we'll turn balmy as we go into tomorrow. here's the shot in old city right now. take look at temperatures across the delaware valley we're still hanging on to 76 degrees at the airport. north and west much cooler. look at mount pocono lovely at 61. lehigh valley right around 70 and shore points staring 73 degrees. now the humidity is not there just yet. you go south and west right around the delaware bridge and into baltimore and d.c., yes, it's getting a little muggy, but that is the air poised to move in tomorrow. then area of high pressure sets up. call it bermuda high in the weather business will bring southwesterly wind that that create hot and humid conditions as we get into this week. right now dealing with clod cover across town. super moon going on right now. that's just kind of creating a lovely skyline with some of the highest thin sirius clouds coming in otherwise a lot of trouble down a cross florida that's the remnants of tropical storm erika. i'll come back in a little bit talk more about erika. some questions that we'll have to answer and maybe another tropical storm developing. detail that coming up. >> thank you mike. well a bicyclist is in critical condition tonight after she was hit by a car and then trapped underneath it. police say the car and the bicycle collided at 22nd and ben franklin parkway just after 12:30 this morning. the victim was knocked to the ground and investigators say the car actually stopped on top of her. firefighters pulled her out and rushed her to the hospital. she's in critical condition tonight with a number of broken bones. investigators say alcohol made a part in this crash. but they did not say who may have been drinking. police took the driver in for questioning but so far no charges have been filed. one person is hurt and several more are out of their homes after an early morning fire in the bustleton neighborhood of philadelphia. firefighters were called to the 9800 block of haldeman avenue. this was around 3:30 this morning. officials say the fear started in the basement of the apartment building. the red cross is helping 10 people who need a place to stay. two new castle residents are in jail tonight after police say they commit add home invasion style robbery last weekend. this is mug shot of 27-year-old martin thompson police say he and 35-year-old latoya lunar forced their way into a room at the knights in motel in new castle last saturday night. the man inside told officers the pair assaulted him and grabbed $900 in cash before taking off. investigators say they linked thompson and lunar to the crime after discovering thompson had dropped his cell phone nearby. a disciplinary board is making a move that could force state attorney general kathleen kane out of office. the board has 13 members appointed by the supreme court. its job is to oversee the conduct of lawyers all across the state. the board has reporte reportedly notified kathleen kane it is seeking an emergency suspension of her law license. the supreme court will make a final decision. the state constitution requires that the attorney general have an active law license. kane is accuse of leaking secret grand jury information to a philadelphia newspaper. prosecutors say that kane did it as political pay back. community members gathering to night in south philadelphia to pay tribute to a philadelphia police officer killed while off duty. a fundraiser for sergeant raphael ali held at bocce's comedy cafe on columbus boulevard. ali was killed one week ago after he crashed his dodge ram pickup into a tree on the 6,000 block of henry avenue. the club says they wanted to do their part to support ali's family. >> we just wanted to support the officer -- sergeant ali, support his family because he didn't die on duty nobody was really doing anything for his family or the benefit of his children. we thought it was important the community and police department has a whole knew we were here to support him. >> ali was 32 years old and assign to the 39th police district. several buildings come down today in new jersey. why one city wanted them out of the way and what is going up in their place coming you. >> stores and malls busy today with back to school shoppers. why some local parents and teens say it's one of their favorite times of the year next. >> really? >> plus little boy waits hours just to catch a glimpse of a garbage truck and it might just change the way you look at your own trash collector. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ a community in houston shattered one day after a deputy was gunned down outside a gas station. hundreds of residents have been stopping by that business turning a gas pump into a make shift memorial. now investigators searched for almost a day to track down the person who pulled the trigger and tonight authorities say they have their man. fox's will carr reports. >> reporter: throughout course of the day authorities have said that this murder was an assassination in its execution. they say that it took place last night in northwest harris county which encompasses houston. shannon miles with no warning and no confrontation shot deputy darren go forth multiple times in the head and back and took off in a red ford ranger. that's truck that ultimately led to miles arrest. authorities found it park outside of his house. they initially took him in for questioning describing him as person of interest and not releasing his name. they even went as far to continue to call him the public's help to fine the kill killer. then about 5:30 eastern, authorities said miles was indeed the man who gunned down one of their own. they say ballistics tests matched a large gun found with miles to the crime scene. local members of the lamb celebrating the arrest but the president of the local police union says they were warned to watch out for violence before this shooting because of anti police rhetoric going on across the country. the sheriff expanding on that saying officers across the country need to be on high ale alert. >> our assumption he was a target because he wore a unifo uniform. at this moment we found no other motive or indication that it was anything other than that. >> reporter: goforth is the 23rd member of law enforcement should be and killed this year. there's no other motive the fact he was simply a deputy. district attorney and sheriff both had strong words for the anti police movement earlier in the day. >> there are a few bad apples in every profession. that does not mean that there should be open warfare declared on law enforcement. >> we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. cops lives matter too. why don't we just drop the collar fire and say loves matter and take that to the bank. >> reporter: darrin goforth was a 10 year veteran who leaves behind wife and two kids. non-profit police charity has given the family $20,000 to use right now and they have pledged to pay for both of his kids college education in the future. in los angeles, will carr, fox news. a delaware man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he cut had the has girlfriend's throat. state police telling fox 2920-year-old darnell aiken started fighting with his girlfriend inside her home and went to the kitchen, grabbed a knife and swung it at her. the girlfriend's neck was slashed in the attack. he's in jail tonight. no word on that 20-year-old woman's condition. the memorial gross outside a virginia television station that lost two of its journalists. allison parker and adam ward were shot and killed earlier this week along life television. friends and family gathered outside the studios of wdbj last night to share their fay favorite memories of that news crew. >> so many pictures have been shared of them from penalties book profiles to professional and i really think the pictures speak for themselves. you guys look at them, they always had smile on their face. they were always goofing off. they always got the job done. >> a disgruntled former co-worker vester flanagan carried out those murders. he killed himself a short time later. dozens of children from south philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood get some basketball lessons from a former professional today. alvin williams who played with the toronto raptors leading a clinic on a new court at two playgrounds on washington avenue. today fun include add slam dunk contest a 3. shootout follow beside a game between the police department and young players with the point breeze youth development league. piece not guns memorial basketball game is an annual event hosted by city council kenyata johnson. >> it's so important first and for most to address the issue of youth gun violence and instill in our young people a sense of positivity. >> the goal is to improve relations between law enforcement and community members. ♪ they were jamming. classic rock filling the air on the battleship new jersey. 11 student bands from schools of rock all across the region competing today on board the ship. students performed hits from the rolling stones to aerosmith to name few. all proceeds from today's event go to charity. school of rock gives students the skills to play and perform in front of a live audience. read asking not only get you ahead in school but it can get a free haircut, too. the philadelphia free library hostinhosting the event at smits playground in fairmount park. the students who brought a book to read they were getting a free back to school haircut. an lot of back to school shoppers hitting those local stores today. >> some parents may be dreading it. i know we have a lot to do. but fox 29's sabina kuriakose talk to some parents and students who just couldn't wait to get started. >> reporter: first day of freshman year is tuesday. so david has a right to be a little nervous. he's prepping though buying back to school gear with dad at the wal*mart super store in deptfo deptford. >> try to be pre-emptive. this is the best time to buy. >> reporter: with official school lists containing everything from pens to a year's supply of paper, families are lookinlooking at shoulder as big expense. >> $60 a child. >> shirley is out shopping for her grandchildren. she says she doesn't mind the money so much because the supplies are necessary to start the year off right. plus there's an added benefit to all this shopping. >> we hang out and then we get, um, their stuff. >> we don't hang out that much. bond or whatever and we come out here and we get all stuff and talk and all of that so it's like fun. >> reporter: make no mistake, back to school means big bucks for retailers. how much do you think you'll spend today? >> 1300. >> reporter: $1,300. that's a lot of money. stores say this is one of their busiest times of the year. second only to the holiday shopping season. >> very busy season right now. we are up 5% over last year. we're doing real real good sti still. this saturday and sunday will be a big rush. >> store manager eddie pedro says are strong and he's expect an even bump with last minute shoppers over the next two weekends. >> backpacks, book covers -- >> and binders. >> the list goes on. just a few more days to cross everything off. in deptford, is a bean if a kuriakose fox 29 news. a lot of celebrating tonight in one york county town. >> that's for sure a team from louis berry won the u.s. championship game in the little league world series. the game with texas was tied at the bottom of the sixth. a nile biter. 12 year old jason krause hit a line driver that brought a runner home. they beat texas three hiv two. they take on japan in the little league world series championship game. big good luck to them. >> uh-huh. six astronauts are about to give up fresh air for a year and a lot of other things, too. what nasa is hoping this dome will teach them. plus a nurse whose bravery made history is laid to rest. how she managed to save hundreds of lives during world war ii. >> hundreds of people showed up at a church in georgia last sunday to hear former president jimmy carter teach sunday scho school, but things will be different tomorrow. why the church is making changes to thin out the crowds. >> coming up tomorrow on fox 29 weekend we have a local girl who now has millions of followers thank to video blogs she makes and she's making a living doing it. she joins us tomorrow morning. >> man from south jersey trying to date the baddest woman on the planet next to karen hepp. that's rhonda rouse. weather where you live it's interactive. we'll have that tomorrow. >> see you at 8:00 a.m. ♪ some old buildings in new jersey are history tonight. take look at this. three, 10 story buildings demolished. much to the delight of the crowd who showed up to watch this all happen. jersey city's mayor steve phillips push the lever to bring these buildings down. the rubble will be cleared to make way for new affordable housing. it's all part of a $100 million renovation project. look at that. >> um-hmm. >> battle continues for firefighters out west tonight trying to contain massive wildfires in oregon and washington. about 14,000 homes between those two states are being threaten nearly a million acres alone have burned in washington state and that's bigger than the and tire state of rhode island. three firefighters have been killed along the way and thousands of residents evacuated from their homes. cooler weather is expected to roll in tomorrow. but strong whipped storms could make the dangerous fire fighting effort even worse. nurse who risked her life to save hundreds of american lives have been laid to rest. she came to the aid u.s. soldiers during one of world war ii's most ferocious battles. ugh is it a she wee was born in the conga 94 years old ago. she risked her life to save hundreds of american lives during the battle of the bulge. they marked her pass wrack she was buried not far from the sight of her brave acts. sermon was attended by the u.s. ambassador to belgium and a number of belgium veterans. during the worst days this city has ever seen, during the greatest hour of need, ugh is it a risked her life to help save those fighting for freedom in bass stop. >> what a hero her funeral comes as we mark the end o of world wr ii 70 years ago. >> the small baptist church that president jimmy carter attends is getting ready for a big crowd again tomorrow. the former president who recently revealed his cancer diagnosis teaches sunday school at baptist church in planes, georgia. now, last sunday, more than 700 people showed up for services. the 90-year-old is under going cancer treatment but he was incredibly grayer teaching two classes, taking photos and speaking with the crowd of supporters. but organizers say it was a strain on him. so starting tomorrow, they will cap that number of people allowed inside the church to 400. still ahead on fox 29, locks on prescription pill bottles? where some people will soon have a difficult time getting their hands on certain medications. and this we just love. a little boy waits hours just to catch a glimpse of a garbage truck. why you may never look at one of them the same way again. mike? >> look at his face. all right. joyce, we're talking about a morning we'll wake up with temperatures in the low 60s well forth and west of town in the city around 68 degrees. this is a launching pad for 90 tomorrow. look at the heat and humidity back to the south and west. it's another heat wave headed our way. we'll detail 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have never done it. >> ken is one of many residents who chose to heed the warning of governor rick scott and other officials on friday asking people to get storm suppl suppld perform their homes before heavy rain hits. >> be prepared. when it happens you're like, nobody told me but the governor told us. get ready. people in tampa toll us debt ready. television station said get ready so i mean get ready. >> reporter: although tropical storm erika has broken apart, the threat of on and off heavy rain remains. that's problem for already soaked ground after record rainfall in july. >> our backyard floods we get a lake, and then they get the flooding coming towards the house. >> i've lived in my house for 30 years. it's never come close to flooding before but the ground is so saturated and streets fill up which they never did before. >> reporter: there's a 25 bag limit and you'll have to fill them yours. most people aren't sure if they'll even need them they'd rather be safe than sorry. every area county is offering free san bags through the weekend. >> it's better to prepare be safe. >> reporter: crystal clark, fox news. and to your fox 29 weather authority. and another heat wave on the w way. is that courtesy erika? >> actually, yes. you were paying attention. >> i was. >> at 6:00 o'clock. >> she's smart. >> it's down to the erika. it's creating this roadblock in the atmospheric patterns and the jet stream will actually pull the heat up out of the south. >> right to us. >> right to us. >> let's do it again. eat hey number 600 here we government guys, we might have missed -- a couple tweets coming up you have an opportunity to see one more super moon for 2015 but two more as we go into september and october. so if you didn't see the super moon tonight you still have another chance. here's a live shot right now at the airport. notice the cameras bobble link around little bit because of the wind coming in at a southwesterly direction at 6 miles per hour so the winds are now changing up. they're coming out of the south. that means we'll usher in more humidity. so tomorrow afternoon you'll notice up tick in the humidity and it's going to become oppressively mild as we go into the early portion this week. 76 in town right now. north and west mount pocono at 61 degrees. 73 wildwood and we'll share that as you get into the atlantic city boardwalk. now, talked about the super moon right now the sky is going over from mostly clear to partly cloudy conditions you may not be able to see the super moon you notice the clouds coming up fanning off towards the north and here's the remnants of where we were addressing tropical storm erika. tropical storm erika doesn't exist. rem know woe. taking all the moisture north of cuban bringing it right into florida. tampa is getting nailed. sarasota down towards the keys. this is an area had that may pick up a couple of inches of rain. the last advisory we had winds at 35 miles an hour. does erika try to maintain some kind of core and does it feed off the warm waters just to the west of tampa that's what the models are trying to figure out i could for see erika maybe coming back to life and possibly becoming a tropical storm but right not indications are a remnant low as we move to the east of tampa. we'll watch this system. this may become fred which will be just to the east of -- west rather of of a forty three casm here's a cold front tomorrow afternoon warm and sticky with a temperature around 90. thunderstorm north and west. mild, hot humid conditions as we get into monday with a temperature right around 90. this is going to be pattern lock in as we get into this week. fox future cast showing us 60s north and west. 73 in town tomorrow morning. we'll get up to 90 tomorrow afternoon and we do it again for monday. there could be a shower or thunderstorm out there. so your forecast for night, 68 degrees. middle 60s as you get into the suburbs mainly clear skies. let's go 90 tomorrow. this will start our heat wave. it's going to be a tad sticky but the humidity cranks as we get into tuesday and wednesday of next week. go to the beach tomorrow. be very careful the rip currents will be on the moderate side. so, you know, swim close to lifeguard. 90 on sun, 90 on monday. 92 to start september. we'll be sizzling still hot on wednesday mostly sunny skies. and then i think an end to the heat wave by the end of next week. so -- >> would you! >> drag out. >> guys i mean people tweeting me mike it's not a big deal. 90 it should be around 84 degrees. so we're running almost 10 degrees above average. that's pretty noteworthy. joke. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you, mike. still ahead on fox 29 news. a man collecting stamps for more than 80 years is giving them all away. amazing impact that they've had on his life and why he says it's time to let them go. that's next. >> plus, one year without fresh air, fresh food or privacy. why nasa is preparing to put six recruits for an 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great spirits. she couldn't speak enough about how thankful she was to the community and assisting in getting her home. tears of joy from her familia familiarly. >> her sisters raised all the money with the help of the website gofundme. their efforts even got noticed by their local congressman who helped to get jiminez back home. one year without fresh air that's way head for sex nasa recruits as they begin a year long isolation experiment in hawaii. it's meant to simulate human mission to mars which experts say could take one to three years. the team including a french astro biologist and a german physicist and four americans will be living inside a dome that's only 36 feet wide and 20 feet tall. and they all agree not going to be easy. >> i think it's taken for gran granted we'll all miss our friends and family but just, the wind in your face, the sun, that i'm going to miss a lot. >> the team will be with without fresh air, fresh food and privacy. they will actually be allowed to go outside that dome but only while wearing an airtight nasa space suit. still ahead on fox 29 news tonight a man calls 911 when his dog is hit by a car. what happened next changed his life. the inspiring story of a black lab, a state trooper and a former drug addict next. ♪ (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. ♪ community activists are hoping to save a local site which they say has played a pivotal role for september trees here in philadelphia. dozens rallying outside the germantown theater center. not only is it home to the theater group but one of the sites of the underground railroad movement. rally organizers say the center is in danger of foreclosure and that's why they're hoping to bring the community together to help keep the doors open. >> it feels that energy, that power, that we have when we come together as one for our kids. there's nothing wrong with children, nothing, in the world wrong with them that investment in them by the whole community cannot solve. >> officials say over the past two decades the center helped train young boys and girls in the art of theater while also teaching them important life skills. centuries earlier slaved pass through this philadelphia location on their journey to freedom. >> when it documents little kids want excites them, some things can't be explained. >> we found one little boy who has a bizarre passion for the garbage truck. >> reporter: monday mornings tend to be quiet in north spokane streets are cleared, front yards empty, city silence that lingers until the garbage man arrives. >> off we go. >> lauren mcdeed took this unglom more russ gig 22 years ago. >> it has its ups undowns. >> he's follow the same simple week after week trash can after trash can. >> then wait until the neck we week. >> reporter: these monday motions seem special because of what awaits at the corner of cress line and glass. >> he's always kind of the highlight of my week. >> monday mornings mean one thing -- >> garbage day. >> two year old brody gets to grandma's two hours early just for this. >> and this what we do. we wait. >> reporter: all to catch a glimpse,. >> coming! >> reporter: of their garbage man in act. >> hurry. hurry. hurry. >> reporter: this might be the first kid to give this truck a standing ovation. by the way, that was the recycler. the garbage man is still 10 minutes away. >> do you see him? >> reporter: so they do it again. >> not yet. >> it just cracks me up. stinky garbage truck. >> don't ask grandma to explain all of this. because she can't. >> i really have no idea. >> reporter: all she knows -- >> it's sad. it is sad. >> reporter: this tradition is about to end. >> next monday i go back to work. >> reporter: it's time for brody to say goodbye to his garbage man. >> here he is. >> reporter:. >> thank you buddy. >> give him five. >> reporter: luckily the little guy probably won't process all of this. >> he won't know. >> reporter: but everyone else will. >> see you later pal. >> reporter: for those who know brody -- >> catch me when you can. >> reporter: garbage day may never be the same. >> bye. >> bye. >> my, my man. >> bye my man. >> how cute is that. >> listen this is cute, too. 90-year-old retired judge from minnesota is parting with some of his most valuable possessions. >> we're talking stamps and lots and lots of them. bill started collecting stamp when thin-year-old and never stopped much the stamps were a way of escaping the stress and hard ships of life and work. over the years he accumulated over 11,000 stamps from all over the world but now he says he's donating his collection to a museum. >> none of my kids are really -- or grandchildren are really interested. so i thought it would be a lot better if i put them some place where people could look at them. >> good idea. the stamps will have home in the free bourn county historical museum. at first the museum was not sure if they wanted the collection but after hearing he was born and lived in the county his entire life, they said, you know, we're happy to put them on display. >> good idea. well, dogs may have always been man's best friend but after a state trooper's live-saving actions one minnesota man may have to reconsider. fox's rob olson has that story. >> reporter: this is a story involving a black lab, a state trooper and an emergency veterinarian here in saint cloud. combination of events and elements here that probably saved that dog's life significantly changed the life of his owner. can you say hi. >> you look pretty good. >> this is your savor. >> reporter: funny thing how sometimes thing just come together. >> looking pretty good. report roar this is the first time these two men and this dog have seen each on the since their faiths crossed in mid ju july. when ghost was hit by car. >> he yelped real loud and then blood was everywhere. i pick him up and my knees buckled and i fell into the grass. >> reporter: whelan was suicidal when he topped ghost the dog had quickly become his rock. >> i thought he needed me, you know what i mean? really i just needed him report roar desperate when he found the local vet clinic called he called 911 and trooper jason grow expecting a human. >> the call was confusing it came out it might be a person. i said my best friend is dying. >> reporter: the trooper spent a couple of years in iraq he worked aero medical evacuations and spent weekends working the er at the hospital in baghdad's green zone where he saw a lot of wounds to arms and legs. >> this is one of those things that just went on thigh thigh with my flight suit. >> reporter: to this day in his state patrol medical kit the highly adjustable tourniquets he used in iraq to stop battlefield bleeding. >> this is velcro you can wrap it as many times you needed to get it to the size appropriate for a dog. >> reporter: that kept ghost from reading out to the vet in saint cloud. >> he had a cut from probably the upper part of his he will bowl all it way down over the top of his wrist area here. >> would he have made it. >> you can speculate the tourniquet help his chances. >> reporter: the dog that sailed wave land saved boy trooper and that saved whelan again. felon and a drug user he's been clean every sense. >> to this day only -- it charged my heart. like it delivered me from that lifestyle. >> i'm so glad. >> that's the truth. >> reporter: souvenir of they are faithful crossing here today the trooper gave whelan that battlefield used tourniquet he also used on ghost. a souvenir of hour their paths crossed. in saint cloud, rob olson, fox nine. >> more than 2,000 people hit the pavement today for 5k through philadelphia. the man leading the charge just happened to be one of the funniest in the world. he would be philly native kevin hart. teaming up with nicky for what he calls a spontaneous 5k run this 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