fundraising to put up. the damage is more than $15,000. good evening, i'm lucy noland. i'm iain page. now the vase on to fix it. fox 29's chris o'connell is live outside that building in holmesburg tonight. a lot of disappointed familiar tolls night, chris. >> reporter: there sure are, queen. what you're seeing behind me basically results in tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage here at the holmesburg boys club. this peace of roofing behind me it is so big it's literally have the size of a football field. ripped from the building this afternoon leaving kids without a club and volunteers scrambling to make repairs. on most nights you'd find kids playing hockey at the holmesburg boys club. not tonight. >> kind of like home to us. i mean -- >> reporter: now see it like this. >> it stinks. >> reporter: instead of coaching parent volunteers spent this time cleaning and nasty afternoon storm brought heavy winds that ripped a huge layer of rubber roofing right from the building. >> the wind made such a noise i've never heard before. like such a swoosh noise and we saw trash cans fly. >> reporter: from sky fox you could see how winds peeled away the roofing from the club on 7700 block of ditman street. rain came pouring in flooding the hockey floor and shutting down the club until further notice. >> your heart just stops. it's devastating all the time and people put in here volunteer work. nobody gets paid here. >> reporter: the roof was bear al-year-old. but took years to raise the money to buy it. >> what tomb am i going to do with all the kids have i in here. all my volunteers that help me out to do what i got to do here it's like starting all over again. >> reporter: the damage couldn't come at a worse time. club is now scrambling to make temporary repairs before scheduled tournament here this weekend. meanwhile, roofing contractors came in late tonight to start what will be a long and expensive repair. a repair we're told insurance will not cover. >> obviously, we're going to need a lot of help to get back up and run bag we're non-profit. >> reporter: we just got a preliminary report from that roofer tonight. he says basically the tire roof needs to be replaced along with the insulation. he said the price tag may be $50,000 or more. it will be a tough hit for this club here. they have started a gofundme page to help raise funds from the community for repairs. we have a link to that on our website. iain? >> just devastating, chris, thank you. storm also doing damage in gloucester city high school. the scoreboard was knocked down and it looks like the board was bent badly. signs across the area fell victim to today's pierce winds. check out this picture from matt henry it shows a sunoco sign that blew over on route 352 in glenn mills, delaware county. >> on your radar that storm it's finally gone. looking at reading on the top in south philadelphia on the bottom. getting chilly after hours of pounding rain at times, kathy orr, and you're track wagon could be a slick drive in the morning. >> absolutely. temperatures are falling fast. you can see as we go back about 12 hours ultimate doppler the storm blowing through between about an 11 a.m. and about 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon with a squall line of showers and thunderstorms some of those as they move through philadelphia obviously were severe with gusts to 65 miles an hour. that's close to hurricane gusts. right now in philadelphia you can see in the poconos temperatures in the 20s. in the city 38. 40 in trenton but the cold is coming in from the west and there is a little bit of wind chill you can see on the platt bridge shaking a bit witness winds gusting to about 20 miles an hour. so in the morning, use caution. temperatures below freezing. there will be some icy patches. if anything looks glossy or looks wet, it is ice. the sun will be returning. so we'll be drying things out tomorrow it will be breezy so expect some wind chills in the 20 come the morning with westerly winds at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. temperatures will be on their way up for the second half of the month. we'll talk more about that with your seven day forecast coming later in the broadcast. >> all right, kathy thanks. moving to wilmington to make sure you stay ahead of the weather when the fox 29 news app. you can see live radar and get alerts sent to your phone search for it in the apple or google play stores. >> a to to a developing story s. bloomingdale's outlet store at liberty place is the scene. police say nine teenagers wearing ski masks walk into the store around 7:30 tonight. they grabbed at least 20 bears of jeans and took off. they ran east on chestnut street. investigators say those jeans are worth about $2,000. a woman is threatened thrown to the floor and robbed inside a local deli. tonight the search is on for the gunman. police say the robber got away with the woman's handbag an lot more. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, police tonight still searching for that armed robber who not only knock the woman to the floor, he took all of her belongings, even stole her car. tonight police tell us this was a very dangerous situation and it could have happened to anyo anyone. >> i didn't know. >> reporter: store owner wasn't sure what to think when he saw a man e his store and throw his arms around a female customer. a second or two later he her the woman scream, she had been robbed and turns out the guy with the big hug also had a gun. >> the lady shed he rob her. i take a look on the cam ran i see it. >> it's very dangerous situation. >> reporter: it happened inside the angel spirit deli on rising sun avenue in olney. as surveillance cameras rolled, the suspect walked into the store and grabbed the 22-year-old woman at the counter then through her to the floor. >> he announced a robbery. she immediately dropped her purse and her keys to her vehicle. >> robber scooped up the woman's belongings along with her cell phone and took off. police say as the suspect fled the scene, he quickly located the victim's black honda accord and drove off in it. >> she thinking she's getting a hug. next thing you know a gun is pulled on her. of course she'll drop everything to get her car took that's ridiculous. >> customers sign the store on tuesday told fox 29 there are few if any problems here. because the owner has cameras everywhere. >> i never seen people get stuck up for $20, a phone, sneakers. >> concern for your customers when that happen. >> yeah, that's why i put surveillance camera rah. >> the owner installed 28 surveillance camersurveillance t proof glass to protect his customers and himself. he's hoping someone recognizes the suspect and turns him in. >> yeah, i hope so. >> i really hope they get the guy, man. justice served. >> reporter: now police have not -- still not located the victim's stolen car. they are looking at other cases to see if this suspect may have been involved in other armed robberies. lucy? >> all right, dave. investigators are looking for the person who left the body of a young woman along a busy bucks county road. police believe 25-year-old stephanie, died of a drug overdose. a driver discovered her body around 10:00 this morning along mill road near the i-95 overpa overpass. but investigators do not believe that is where she died. if you have any information about what happened to her reason she had recently been, please call police. young woman loses control of her car, crashing into this freezing cold delaware creek. trapped in her car as water starts rushing in, fox 29's dawn timmeney spoke to the two heroes who came to her rescue. >> she was end sir -- hysterical shelf wanted out of the car. she was scarred. >> reporter: hokessin firefighter berg describing the rescue 18 year old driver whose car veered off creek road in centreville after hitting a patch of ice just before 7:30. their honda over turning and landing in red clay creek filling with water. >> the seat of her car was in the air. so she was actually holding up -- holding herself up above the water. >> reporter: firefighter george lamb born believes that helped save her life. young woman up to her neck in the freezing cold water for 15 minutes before rescuers arrived on the scene. >> the water on us was about, you know, chest high so 4.5 feet, yeah, easily she could have -- she could have drowned. >> reporter: hokessin was first on the scene. the two firefighters knew they didn't have much time jumping into the water breaking a car window cutting the seat belt freeing the driver. >> it was freezing temperatures. the water had ice in it. i mean it was extreme cold. adrenaline kicks in and then, you know, you just do what you need to do. >> reporter: both men are downplaying their heroic efforts saying it's a all in day's work. >> it was just our job. >> what's i'm paid to do. there's i like to do. this is what i love. i wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: the driver 18-year-old emily earnest of hoe says kin. she suffered exposure to the cold and a head injury and was taken to christiana hospital. she was also cited with careless driving but all thing considered she is one very lucky young lady. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. bill cosby's latest effort to have sex assault charges against him thrown out is deni denied. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman at his cheltenham home more than a decade ago. he was charge the in december but earlier this month his attorneys argued there was an agreement made in 2005 cosby would not be charged. judge ruled there was no evidence of such agreement an agreement cosby's lawyer appeal but the judge refused to dismiss the case much it's not clear if they will now appeal to the state superior court. >> after stormy two years filled with scandal and criminal charges, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane says she will not seek re-election. kane made the announcement in her hometown of scranton this afternoon. the democrat who faces charges of perjury faced fresh her own party. during the news conference she poke about her office fighting corruption and drug related crimes schenn says, she gave her all to her job while raising her children as a single mother. >> while this was not an easy decision for me -- while i love pennsylvania, i love my sons first. i am a mother first and for mo most. because at the end of my life i hope that history judges me well but that's for time to tell. i hope more that god and my sons judge me well. >> kane did not mention the charges against her. last year prosecutors in montgomery county charged kane with perjury and other offenses. they say she leaked grand jury material to a reporter then lied about it. a trial is set to begin this summer. we're learning more tonight about how justice antonin scalia will be honored the supreme court nouned today his body will lie in repose in the court's great hall friday. public is invited to pay respects. the juris courtroom chair is now draped in black to mark his death. as part of supreme court tradition that dates to the 19th century. his family has yet to release funeral plans. supreme court justice died saturday at the age of 79. he joined the court in 1986 and was longest serving member. sparks flu as depth piece chased a stolen back home the driver dumped boulders as he drove back and forth on the bridge even damaging a squad c car. how they finall finally finally imagined to stop him. >> you may think it's harmless. you may even forget about it. the piece of paper you should never throw away. >> and couples find agnew way to get their sexy back. safing their marriage. >> there wasn't any magic there any more. it just felt, you know, empty. >> you see it right in your face but you have to admit it. >> we're not just talking about libido the treatments many are relying on to turn back the clock. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. 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(applause). >> reporter: the middletown township board of supervisors voted in favor of sidewalks being installed on new falls road in levittown and they agreed to help maintain them. >> i'm just ecstatic. we worked dzhokhar. >> reporter: sharon's mission to get sidewalks installed began four years ago when her 23 year olson john was hit and killed by a driver that kept going. she believed he stepped out into the road to get around an overgrown tree when he was hit. memorial remains at the site. >> this is big. >> john is looking down at us saying wahoo, we did it. >> reporter: penndot agreed to pay $1.7 million to install the sidewalks from dorm road to bristol oxford valley. but several townships surrounding the stretch have to agree to maintain them before they can be put in. sharon surrounded by supporters is remaining hopeful. >> one more township to go and a lot mr. sidewalks to put in. >> reporter: project still needs the commitment from bristol township to help maintain the sidewalks before it can move forward. they can vote this thursday. in middletown township, shawnette wilson fox 29 news. a woman whose body ended up inside a recycling bin in allentown died a violent death. police say someone had shot her. the bin was in parking lot on east tillman street. an autopsy performed today shows the woman died from several gunshot wounds. investigators are still working to identify her. they say she was asian between 18 and 30 years old. former miss new jersey and 2014 miss america pageant is in critical condition tonight after a car crash. this tweet coming from southern new jersey today where kara mccoelom lump is a reporter. new jersey state police say she was on route 55 in pitts grove township last night when her car spun off the highway and hit two trees. she was not wearing her seat belt and may have been driving too fast for the conditions on the wet road. they do not think drugs or alcohol were a factor. >> gunfire on a busy street in center city. 15th and low just the scene ton night a 3884 old man is in critical condition. a lot of questions remain about what happened and why it happened. fox 29's bruce gordon has been speaking with people who are shaking up right now. >> reporter: by midday heavy rains had washed away the trail of blood at 15th and locust but could not erase the sense that once again, violence had happened. and could happen at any time at anyplace. >> oh, wow, that is so unfortunate. >> kind of makes you feel a little nervous to be outside. it's usually safe to be around here 1:00 o'clock in the morni morning. >> it doesn't surprise you? >> no. >> reporter: just before 1:00 a.m. police say a 38-year-old south philadelphia man and his 50-year-old friend were standing in front of the kosi restaurant when a man approached and fired a shot. 38-year-old was hit in the arm tried to run away and was scooped up by police and rushed to hahnemann hospital. >> the scene consists of one large caliber shell casing and a lot of blood, a blood trail from the victim. our victim did lose a lot of blood. >> reporter: security camera footage from store on 15th street shows what appears to be two men running from the scene. it is not clear whether they were the victims or simply bystanders. the incident was originally probed as a robbery attempt stranger attacking a random victim. but a police source tells fox 29 the shooting victim and his companion each had 19 prior arrests for offenses ranging from drugs to theft to assault. police spokesman lieutenant john stanford -- >> not quite clear as to you know if there is any background f there is any type of history or any, again if there's a dispute that happened just moments prior to this incident taking place. all the things that they're looking into or if in fact this a robbery. we don't know. >> reporter: that shooting victim is expected to survive. not much of a description of the gunman masked as he was. but police in this area have scowered the best of the security video from the stores and businesses along this stretch. they hope it will give them a better idea of what happened in the moments leading up to this shooting. in center city, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. new jersey governor chris christie talks about his run for the white house just before unveiling his 2017 spending plan for the garden state. budget projects $800 million surplus. the revenue growth expected to come from growing income and state sales tax revenues. today presentation was the governor's first public appearance since dropping out of the race for president. he thanked the people of new jersey for allowing him to great privilege of running. >> while the result was not what i had hoped for, maybe some of you, too -- (laughter). >> -- the experience has made me a better governor, has made me a better american and has made me a better person. >> as for the budget democratic lawmakers are disappointed christie's plan does not address the state's transportion fund. that fund is on track to run out of money in june. surveillance video shows this guy smashing his way into cell phone store and taking everything he can. what the cameras caught next the owner couldn't believe. and -- you heard that right. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton clearly barking like a dog. what sparked this odd moment. plus a rested for road rage accused of of getting out of his car with a baton to threaten a dad and his son. what the teenager did in the car that led police right to the suspect. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. early tomorrow morning penndot will be setting up the cones eastbound 422. they'll be working all day tomorrow from trooper heading in through valley forge. keep that in mind going into kop and then with all the melting that we had today, watch for puddles especially in the work zone like here along 95 at girard and at cottman avenue and the melting today, icing up tonight will leave for a 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saw on his surveillance video just left him stunned. guy crashed in breaking the glass door then he smashed several display cases taking everything he could carry. you see him going on there. here's what shock the store's owner. this guy was just the first. few hours later those two well they took advantage as well. they walked in and grabbed a few phones and again a guy in green saw the broken glass through something in the store then decided to go in and take what he can. all the while the alarm system never went off. >> frustrate bag you pay for it you think you'll get protected. >> you would think. the alarm company says something had blocked the motion detector. the owner is now fixed that and put bars across his windows and doors police are still looking for all those thieves. >> mom says someone spying on her home looking in her backyard even peering into her kids bedrooms why police say there's nothing they can do. kathy? >> the cold weather is easing. we are out of the freezer 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stopped, got out, holding baton. the father and son took off. but the son recorded what happened on his phone. catching the license plate number which helped officers track down sanford. little girl who police say a mom left behind after a store caught her shoplifting is now with her dad. only fox 29 was there last thursday night as police left the macy's in center city with that four-year-old. you see them right there. source tell us the department of human services placed the child with her dad. police say the 27-year-old mother tried to leave the store with more than $1,500 worth of goods. authorities say when store security brought them into an office, that mom ran off leaving her little girl behind. well, after a flight most folks who still use paper boarding passes toss them but you might want to stop doing that. >> something on those pieces of paper that you can even read could give thieves the chance to steal your identity. anti fraud experts say the bar code hide information about you, your name, frequent fire number and other identifiers and experts say armed with the right information a identity thief can get even more on you. >> if you had a dedicated enough fraudster they would call up the airline, provide all this information, say they're this person. you can use the card associated you've saved with my account and book travel, i'm looking it for a relative and then they could get the free travel themselves. >> the best advice is to shred your boarding pass when you're done with it. all right. well, we shredded the bitterly cold temperatures and it was pretty nice day. ended up sunny. >> do you believe it? we had the sunshine before sunset at the airport, not much going on weather wise. nothing getting in the way of travel this evening. nor tomorrow morning if you're heading out temperatures will be cold. but that's just about it. 38 already in philadelphia at noon we made it to 60 degrees. the wind out of the west at 11. the wind chill is at 30 but those numbers will go down overnight tonight. 37 in pottstown. allentown 38. 37 in millville. 35 in lancaster. 29 degrees in the poconos. in the wake of our storm, we're going to be seeing a weak trough moving through tomorrow providing a few clouds other than that, it's going to be pretty decent for your wednesday. a little bit of a breeze. a westerly wind creating a wind chill. come tomorrow morning, morning low temperatures will be in the 30s in philadelphia. to the south and east 20s to the north and west. in allentown 30 at 6am the poconos 26. reading 28. in philadelphia it will be around 32. the good news the overall trend is to build a ridge in the east. you can think of it as rising dome of warm air just building up from the south. the closer you get to those yellows and oranges and reds the warmer you get. it will be decent over the weekend with temperatures rising into the 50'ss. maybe some spots making it to 60 degrees. now, in the city overnight 33. the suburbs 29. partly cloudy. that westerly wind will be pickinpicking up about 10 to 15s an hour. during the day tomorrow, 45. the high temperature. the normal high this time of year is 44. so every degree you get above that you know the bonus. we'll be drying out winds out of the west once again 10 to 15 miles an hour putting a little bit of a chill in the air. in the morning watch out for icy patches with temperatures just rising above or at freezing. by noon sunny, 38 degrees. a peak of the heat will come at 3:00 p.m. mostly sunny 45 and by dinnertime we cool it down fast with clear sky and temperature of 39. on the exclusive fox 297 day forecast not so bad in the wake of that front we'll see a cool down for your thursday. the high only 39. it will be breezy. there will be a chilly wind. friday 45. saturday a warm wind gusting to maybe even, 35 miles an hour. but it's a southerly wind. that's how we'll get to 58. some spots touching 60. and then sunday still mild. 56. monday 54. tuesday a chance of 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>> yes. >> what roseanne found was a decades old treatment still very controversial. for some reason it's gaining popularity in our area. >> these pellets are the exact molecular structure found in the body. >> bio identical hormone replacement from yams and soy beans. >> those are compounded hormon hormones. >> taylored for each person. not fda verified for safety or effectiveness. >> one person might have estrogen and testosterone. the next person might have just estrogen. everybody is little different. >> there's no evidence of increased incidents of breast cancer. >> reporter: and they come in a variety of forms. pills, shots, creams, gels and patch. synthetic or organic. >> safety wise you can't really say that one is safer than another. >> obygn dr. nicole free hill measures possible risks versus benefits for each patient to determine if hrp is worth it and for many women and men she says it can be. >> when they have a lot of symptoms that we can effectively control with other methods. >> demand for these pellets was enough for long-time radiologist dr. william miller to retire from pull know mary critical care and set up a boutique style practice completely devoted to bio identical hormone replace many therapy. he says his wife convinced him to see for himself. >> of course my wife said this is not going to work. this is a bunch of boloney. i saw all these people so happy. i got to do this when i come back. >> he's still doing it in his 70s. he's not alone. >> most in their early 40s. 42 to 45. >> older women and men, too. >> i have one gentleman who comes in here's 78. >> roseanne is in her 50s. >> i just said well i'm miserable right now. so i can try it. i'll try it and we'll see what happens. >> three to four times a year she bets pell left side estrogen and testosterone that dissolve over time. >> we put the pellets in the compartment. >> inserted into her hip. no stitches and no heavy exercise for three days. she says within weeks -- >> my body started to come ali alive. >> she came after me and she was after me every day. >> i would say within six months to nine months i lost 20 pounds. >> challenging. >> andy got tested. golt his own testosterone pellets he dropped weight and gained plenty of bragging rights among his buddies. >> at first they thought i was lying. >> our love making is dramatically -- not even just mildly different. dramatically different. >> what do your kids say. >> they love it. >> side effects, dr. miller says hormone levels are regulated and other meds may be used to stop problems like uterine bleeding, acne and facial hair growth. >> does it grow your hair back on your head. >> no. hello? >> increased libido is a perk he says not the only reason people want it. >> increased energy, better exercise tolerance, better exercise recovery time. decreased depression. isn't just for sex. >> reporter: andy and roseanne, well they're not complaining. >> love you. >> love you, too. >> reporter: there are a number of doctors providing hormone replacement therapy in our area and new offices are scheduled to open soon. but you just may want to check with your own dr. first. we found the cost varies depending on what hrt method is being used for what purpose and the frequency. joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> i tell was that is interesting stuff right there. >> absolutely. >> i love that. democratic presidential candidates have been focusing on nevada tonight where the neck caucus takes place. >> at one rally hillary got animated when discussing her republican rivals even barking like a dog. >> we need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things like, oh, you know the great recession was caused by too much regulation, bark, bark, bark, bark. i think we could cut right through a lot of their, you know, they're claims. >> clinton was referencing a radio ad that aired in arkansas when bill clinton was run fog president. it mentioned training a dog to detect lies from political candidates. >> tom srendenschek in the house. >> good to see you guys this evening. you know roger goodell has had a lot to clean up a lot of messes in the nfl you won't feel sorry for him when you hear how much money he got paid for his housekeeping skills and sunshine and blue skies look at that shot waiting to greet the phillies team that lost 99 games a year ago. howard eskin tonight on the one search if you are heading to clearwater, florida. ♪ 99 losses a year ago but a whole new look for the phillies as they get ready for spring training. howard eskin in clearwater tonight with a suntan lotion bottle an score card. >> reporter: what a different year this is going to be. 66 players coming to phillies camp starts with pitchers and catchers on wednesday. now you see this roster right here? they didn't have enough room to fit all the players on the roster. there's only 16 players from camp last year that will be in camp this year. so it will be a different phillies season. now they have 37 pitchers. you see all these fields? all these fields will be used, will be used, because you got to get all these guys to practice. so that's going to be a little bit of a challenge. but maybe the bigger challenge with the 37 pitchers is to have enough pitchers mounds to get the guys to warm up and to be able to pitch. so you got four fields, carlton, roberts, ashburn, schmidt. those are the names of the fields and they will be will be practicing a on all the fields this year i think they're going to use more than just the four fields. this is the ballpark the phillies play their spring training games. normally during spring training other than the game you won't see much activity here, however this year because phillies have so many players, i'm sure they're going to utilize the stadium here bright house networks field in clearwater. so there you got a little mini tour a lot of new players, new general manager, new president, new way to run this baseball team. it will be different this year in spring training. but one little complaint. it's only hitting about 70 degrees here in clearwater and i know you guys have great weather back -- oh, you don't have great weather back in philadelphia. whatever. we'll have more over the neck week. pitchers and catchers report on wednesday. from clearwater, florida, yeah, that's where i am, howard eskin for fox 29 news. >> all right, howard from baseball to the puck flyers and devils up in north jersey tonight. flyers have had trouble scoring goals lately how about the third period alone they get four. go on to beat delves six to three and tax filing nfl commissioner roger goodell made $34.1 million in 2014. 3.4 in base. 3.7 in pension and deferred benefits. bonus of $25.6 million. in nine years he's gotten by on $180.5 million. good work if you can get it. >> yeah. >> wow! >> i feel for him. (laughter). >> just cruising by. >> exactly. let's go to allentown. we have breaking news. reports that a police officer has been shot. skyfox over that scene just minutes ago. information is just still trickling in. we don't have information about how badly the officer is hurt or the circumstances surrounding it. we do know that emergency crews of course are on the scene. this is from what we unthe 600 block of godfrey street in allentown. we do have reports right now trying to collect more information. so as soon as we get we will post it on our fox29.com. you'll fine the latest breaking details there 24/7. >> we got full hour of news end taped many. >> we're back here at 4am for fox 29 morning news, "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have you your weather and traffic covered all morning. >> remember your mega millions lottery drawing is up next. good luck! ♪ harv

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