good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn tim feature lucy is off tonight. the victim told state police the driver was aggressively tailgating him on the girard point bridge right around 6:30 this morning. he says that driver pulled up in the lane next to him whipped out a black semi automatic pistol and fired. the bullet hit victim's back tire on the passenger side. >> the victim could have crashed. he could have caused another crash. i mean especially on the bridge it's extremely dangerous. we need to get this person off the road. >> fortunately the victim was not hurt. shooter took off down the broad street exit after firing this gun. he's describe as black man between 30 and 40 years old with facial hair. he was driving a black chevy impala or malibu from the early 2,000s. if you know anything at all, give state police call. a man delivering food in southwest philadelphia neighborhood is shot in the head. the victim did survive. >> our dave schratwieser is live tonight outside the penn presbyterian trauma unit where that man is recovering. dave, you spoke to his family. >> reporter: we did. he's in stable condition after surgeons removed a bullet from his head. he was carjacked last night. taken to cobbs creek park, forced to his knees at gun point and when he tried to escape, he was shot in the back of the head. tonight, his family says this was a setup. >> not supposed to happen because somebody who is trying to survive. >> reporter: as thrive-year-old pizza delivery driver saru recovered from gunshot wound to his hospital tuesday night at the hospital his family was just thankful he's alive. >> he's very very amazing brother i never have in my life. somebody we do everything together. >> reporter: his cuss season says the hard-working delivery driver helped support more than 10 members of his family in africa including a three-year-old daughter. he also has a wife here in philadelphia. >> he's the only family taking care of them. >> reporter: he left the pizza shop to drop off a delivery in the 5700 block of beaumont. two men with gun forced him back inside his car and drove him here to cobbs creek park and forced him at gun point to kneel on the ground. >> as he's on his knees they go through his pockets. they get $60. they tell him that's not enough. the man threatens to shoot him. >> when he tried to run the suspect shot him in the back of the head. his cousin was one of the first people to see him in the hospital. >> he's dying. i said don't say that. >> doctors were able to save him and remove the bullet from his head. police recovered his car nearby. the suspect escaped with $60. the victim's cell phone and food from inside his car. >> just horrible working man has to sit here fighting for his life because of couple idiots who want a few dollars and some pizza. >> i feel like -- you took the money and everything why you shot him? they just want him to die. >> reporter: police are trying to get fingerprints off the victim's car they believe the two suspects with guns are from the very same neighborhood where that carjacking and robbery occurred. tonight victim's family tells me they're just praying he makes a speedy recovery. dawn? >> all right, so sad, thank you, dave. you decide 2016. the results are pouring in and already fox news is calling the new jersey primary for hillary clinton. the win adds to her lead of delegates over rival senator bernie sanders. trump is also the tree projected winner in the garden state. fox 29 cameras catchin catcg voters casting ballots in cherry hill. >> this is one of five states voting today. fox news calling drum is that winner in south dakota and new mexico and calling north dakota for bernie sanders. california holds the biggest prize as far as delegates go. so far too close to tell whether sanders or clinton is ahead however the associated press has already declared hillary clinton as the democratic presumptive nominee. on your radar tonight temperatures are dropping fast outside a live look from readi reading. could be more than 20 degrees cooler when you wake up in the morning compared to today. take look at this video from collingswood as the rain moved through this afternoonly kathy, we would be cooler and could have some more scenes like this tomorrow. >> absolute, iain. tomorrow late morning early afternoon more rain in the forecast. right now we're looking at a partly cloudy sky. so not bad out there at all. highs today main the in the 80s but then the rain came through and temperatures fell very quickly. ultimate doppler not really a cloud in the sky but one shower developing in the southern part of delaware and you can see it slowly moving off of lewes, delaware but that is out in the bay. temperatures right now really cool. philadelphia one of the warm spots. sharing it with dover, 73. 54 already in the poconos. 66 in pottstown. 69 in millville. it is going to be a chilly night. won't need the ac. good sleeping weather, though. crack open the windows. tomorrow morning, wake up open up the window or the door look at these temperatures that will be greeting us. 50 in the poconos. 59 in philadelphia. that's at 7:00 a.m. 57 in trenton it feels more like october than june coming up we'll talk more about showers in the forecast much cooler turning windy and even the threat of weekend rain. where is summer? there's warmth in the seven day. i'll have as well. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you. still developing to night a shooter on the loose after a bullet crashes into a delaware county home hitting a five-year-old little boy. his parents heard the gunshots and tried to protect their children. you can see a bullet hole in their window. that five-year-old is in the hospital tonight recovering. fox 29's bruce gordon spoke to his mom about their terrifying night. >> reporter: a shattered rear window and series of shell casing markers just all all that's left a horrified mother the incident that nearly took her child away. there is one other grim souvenir. >> my little son will still have bullet lodged inside of him because of this ridiculousliness. >> reporter: it was just before 11:00 monday night latasha haze in her kitchen with fiance' and two younger children making a late dinner when shots rang out. >> me and my kids hit the floor. nothing else we can do. when i pulled my son down the bullet hit him in his chest and went up to his armpit and that's where it's lodged in at. four-year-old mariah was unharmed but five-year-old mark andrews, jr., was struck. >> what did your son say to you at that point? anything? >> he said, mom, i'm shot. that's what he said. >> reporter: chester police are calling it a drive by shooting. and say latasha and her children were not the intended targets. cold comfort to mom who spent the day in the hospital as her five-year-old recovers from bun shot wound. >> i'm raising great kids. check their track record. they shall not be going through no trauma like this. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: a year ago latasha's car was shot up. she says she's been driving for month to get the chester housing authority to move her and her family to safer neighborhood. now her mother mark's grandmother has had enough. >> people in chester need to start talking. this got to be to stop. somebody else child will be tonight or tomorrow. this has got to stop this violence. >> little mark could be released from the hospital with or without that bullet lodged in his shoulder. mom says he's been in great spirits looking i was towed sickth birthday party next month but she says he wants justice says he wants whoever shot him to be found, prosecuted and jailed. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> the teen who police say is responsible fort murder of a southwest philadelphia man is behind bars tonight. 18-year-old quintis clark turned himself in to police headquarters last night. he actually is now been formally charged with murder, robbery and other offenses. police say clark beat and strangled 78-year-old joseph daily one week ago on the 6300 block of theodore street. neighbors say the victim a veteran was hard working and very friendly. it's good day for wine lovers the pennsylvania house approved a proposal that would allow to you buy it in supermarkets. let's get out to chris o'connell live tonight in south philly. chris, how soon can we see wine in wegman's? >> reporter: well, many people are saying it's about time, ia iain. yeah, soon you may be able to get bottle of wine maybe as easy as going to your local gas station or here to your local grocery store. imagine shopping for a scharr razz at shop rite? wine in the aisles avenue grocery store. it may be reality sooner than you think. >> be able to walk and don't have to worry about beating the liquor store before it closes. terrific idea. 21st century stuff. >> it's about time pennsylvania is coming into the modern area. >> reporter: are toasting to the by part tan vote in harrisburg signed by governor wolf would modernize pennsylvania strict liquor laws including opening up wine sales to grocery stores. >> they're a little behind the times. >> reporter: zach du inform inform says it's about time pennsylvania is catching up with the rest of the country. >> i'm from new york so you can get beer, liquor pretty much anywhere 24 hours day, seven days week. so when i moved here like five years ago it was crazy. >> reporter: the law would allow up to four bottles of wine to be sold in restaurants, bars, supermarkets and delis. direct shipments of wine to your home would be allowed and state stores will now have flexibility to stay open longer on sundays and holidays. but not everyone is on board. >> for a little bit of convenience it will cost jobs. >> reporter: union boss for state store workers says this could cost jobs and ultimately lots of revenue for the state. he believes this is the beginning of a full privatization of the state's liquor system. >> going to impact their selection negatively much it's going to impact their pricing much it's going to impact the revenue the state gets negativ negatively. the only thing it will do make it ease your for people to buy wine in many more places. >> reporter: governor wolf says he will review this legislation but he is expected to sign it which means, dawn, you can go into your local acme, your local shop rite and get a bottle of wine in time for the holiday season. >> all right, chris, thank you. well, dozens of people filling philadelphia city hall tonight to voice their support for the city's proposed soda t tax. philadelphians for fair future hosting to night's rally they're throwing their support behind mayor kenney's proposal of a 3-cent per ounce tax on sugar drinks in philadelphia they say it's the best way to fund expanded pre k and raise money for rex and rec centers. opponents claim it would hurt small businesses by causing them to pass the increased costs on to consumers. ♪ jaw-dropping video shows a mom trying to wrestle her own daughter away from a kidnapper diving on the floor dragged through aisles holding on to her child whom pulled up outside just in time to catch the creep? ahh! a cell phone records terror on his schoolbus packed with teens. what happened that had so many screaming. high-speed chase comes to wild end with this pick up flying through the air landing on its roof but this isn't over yet. when the dust settles what troopers see moving under that truck. 911. >> um, my mom is really drunk. >> a scare 12-year-old boy calls 911 for help. where he says his mom is so drunk that it's dangerous. >> a bizarre site stops crowds on a packed street what was happening on two bicycles in the middle of a sidewalk so eye popping people had to stop to take pictures. ♪ ♪ a local high school drum line once world champs soon to be no more. >> ♪ >> that is the upper darby high school drum line in their glory days now the group director says the drum line is gone. >> apparently it just doesn't have the money to keep marching on. fox 29's shawnette wilson talked with students fighting to keep the group alive and joins us live from upper darby high school. shawnette? >> reporter: well the parents of those students say they are still unsure why the decision was made to end drum line, however, they do admit there have been problems with fundraising. tonight they spoke before the school board pleading with them to step in and help. >> ♪ >> we're just a family. i connected with people i never thought i ever would. >> reporter: 17-year-old zach schneider place base drum in upper darby dine drum line after playing for three seasons this one will be his last. >> really debilitating. like i -- drum line was the reason i came to the school the music program. >> reporter: he and other students say their music director told them drum line was ending. with no real reason why. he start the this facebook post with video he produced in hoping of saving the program. >> upper darby drum line has been a staple in the upper darby school district. >> reporter: it has more than 30,000 views for the group who traveled to ohio where they won a national championship three years ago. >> it's awesome. going out and seeing thousands upon thousands of people that love doing what i like to do is something that's really cool. >> reporter: tonight parents and students spoke during an board of school directors regular meeting. they're making a plea for help saving the drum line which operates solely through fundraising. >> lie yo sides has been the driver for the group for the past three years. he says drum line has kept the kids in line. >> keep the kids off the streets. it's something they love to do. the kids get a lot of glory and fun out of it, and they get a lot of respect from other plac places. report roar kids are left wonder wagon is next? >> i'm very disheartened that the program is over. it was a big part of my life. >> reporter: and back here live, some parents also tell me that they inquired about getting corporate sponsors which they say most drum lines have. they claim they were told by school officials they would have to get corporate sponsoring for the entire music program not just the drum line knowledge word tonight on whether the decision will be reversed. iain, back to you. >> shawnette, thank you. philadelphia police want to you take look at this surveillance video. investigators say it shows a burglary at a liberty tax service in the city's tioga section it mapped in maim police say the guy got away with customers tax information. police say the man took $100 in cash. so if you know who he is please call police. in bucks county, this sign on the side of the road has many people outraged. we first showed you this spray painted peace of wood last night at 10:00. tonight, police are speaking out bones are against what they're calling serious offense. >> we're now learning whoever did it could possibly face some jail time. fox 29's bill anderson explains. >> reporter: false township man was driving on route 1 when he saw a sign that said the only good cop is a dead cop. shocked by the sign mike flagged down officers believing that this was much more than a personal statement and couldn't be overlook. >> you have the right to free speech. but you need to use it wisely, and that was not -- that was not using it wisely. that was just out right stupid. >> reporter: falls township police greed and not only took the sign down, but posted a picture on facebook challenging the person who wrote it to come to the station to learn face to face about what police really do. stern words aside police told me this isn't a reflection of their relationship with the community. >> falls township we have a close relationship with our communities so to have somebody put up a sign like that out of the blue is a surprise for me. >> reporter:. facebook post generated numerous responses with most hoping that someone comes forward with information. the police made it clear that this is not being taken lightly and they would appreciate any help that neighbors can pro provide. >> if anything notice anybody anything about the individual that put the sign uppiled encourage them to contact us. >> reporter: until someone is arrested or questioned it's serious to know how a threat this really was for residents who support their local police they remain cautiously optimistic. >> i'm hoping it's some idiot misusing his first amend the rights. >> i was told that possible charges could range from terroristic threats to simple assault. but none of that matters if they don't find the person who actually put the sign up. so police are asking for your help. if you have any additional information, please contact them immediately. in the newsroom, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. saint charles borromeo seminary in lower merion is looking to move. sky fox over the campus tonight. archdiocese of philadelphia says the seminary will look to affiliate with a local catholic college or university and move the entire operation to new buildings on or near the campus of that school. this news comes after an independent feasibility study. the seminary will abandon a prior plan to consolidate operations on its lower merion campus. it's been a spring full of bare sights in our area and chester county apparently also attracting the giant mammals much this black bear caught on camera in west whiteland township behind the oakland corporate center. police say there have been other sightings of this particular bear and still believed to be in the area. police say call 911 if you see the bear and do not feed it. new dash cam video shows a police officer tase ago teenager he just pulled over. what happens on this video that landed the officer in prison. a woman's trip ends with heart ache. she looks out her window and her car is gone but something priceless was still inside. what she's begging the thief to return. >> parents suing a popular chain restaurants watch workers put in their daughter's sandwich that had them racing to the hospital. now, with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. get ready for delays tomorrow crews will be out and about working along 202 northbound heads if you you're going to the mall. king of prussia mall. set up right near chesterbrook boulevard. congrats to the grads tomorrow three big one cardinal o'hara, pope john paul ii and saint hubert''s in north eat east philadelphia. if you're using the atlantic city rail line using shuttle buses this week from philly's 30th up and over the bennie into cherry hill. we'll check the jam cams and the forecast. see you bright and early tomorrow at 4:00. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. 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nominee for president. >> -- one that you have taken with me and i am so grateful to you. it is wonderful to be back in brooklyn here in this beautiful building. (cheers and applause). >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. prep cheers and applause (. >> but don't worry, we're not smashing this one. thanks to you we've reached a milestone. first time -- (cheers and applause). >> first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party nominee. (cheers and applause). >> tonight -- tonight victory is not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> of course that was hillary clinton addressing supporters in brooklyn. a 12-year-old boy in lakewood, ohio calls the police on his mom saying she was driving drunk. >> employees say the boy and two young kids were in the car last month when the boy called 911. >> 911. >> um, my mom is really drunk. >> okay. where are you at? >> we're on some type of --, madison or something. i don't know. >> are you in a house, on the street. >> police say they were on the street with the mom behind the wheel. police identified her as 39-year-old a tanisha robinson. >> terrifying surveillance video shows a mom trying to wrestle her own daughter away from a kidnapper. who pulled up outside just in time to catch the guy. kathy? >> in weather we're talking about a cold front that moved through with much drier, cooler air moving in with some whipping winds. the cool down is coming. it's in the seven day coming up. >> a field trip turns into a hospital trip. ahhh! frightening stuff this video taken at the moment of bad crash from inside a busful of students. a tractor trailer sideswiped a bus in lower saucon township. fed ex tractor trailer arc tanker truck carrying oil as well as a contracted charter bus all involved in this. five students and four adults went to the hospital. no word on how badly they were hurt. westbound lanes were closed for two hours as crews cleared that accident. breaking news right now out of state of michigan where fire officials say the least five people have dead after the driver of a pick up hit a group of bicyclists this happened in cooper township just south of grand rapids. there are reports that the driver of the truck tried to run off but was later arrested. and we are still working to confirm the tragic chain of events and of course as soon as we get updates we'll bring them to you. newly released dash cam video police say shows the moments a missouri police officer used excessive force. >> want to warn you may fine some of this video difficult to watch. >> get out. you really want to get tased? >> out of the car. >> that is independence police officer timothy reynolds during a 2014 traffic stop authorities say he pulled over 17-year-old bryce masters and tased him so long the teen went into cardiac arrest. the officer then drag the teen out of the car dropped him on the ground his face hits the pavement. masters has permanent brain damage. the officer was sentenced to four years in federal prison. >> honoring hero the last surviving k91 responders from the 9/11 attacks as passed away. family and friends gather tag animal hospital in sigh press texas to honor the k9 hero brittany. the difficult choice to put her down was made by her handler because her kidneys were faili failing. the dog left veterinarian's office draped in the texas flag. >> brittany is part of our family, um, i've known her her entire life so and she's always been there. >> and she's one of you? >> and she is. she's one of us. so it's hard. >> brittany's body will be studied for the impact of 9/11 pollutants at ground zero. brittany was just days short of her 17th birthday. the worst of tropical storm colin is over and the heaviest rains and winds are now over water. the national hurricane center has discontinued all tropical storm warnings tonight. much of the southeast was hit by the storm which produced winds up to skate miles per hour. the forecast calls for colin to produce about two more inches of ray rain in north carolina and 5-inches of rain across central florida. on your radar tonight, we had our share of fast-moving storms. but then the sun came out. >> i know. >> yeah. so happy ending. (laughter). >> we like happy endings. >> we have repeat performance during the day tomorrow. right now skies are clear. the dew point or the humidity is really really low. bone dry out there. so no issues as far as humidity is concerned. 73 the high today 83. the dew .47. that is very very dry air that make it very comfortable. 73 in the city but pottstown 66 degrees. 54 in the poconos. 73 in dover. and in wildwood it is 73 degre 73 degrees. save on that air-conditioning bill woe won't need it the next couple of days. we will watch the remnants of colin continue to move swiftly toward the north and the east. it is lost its tropical characteristics. call tropical and you can see our front has moved through drier air behind it but look, another weak disturbance moves through tomorrow. call this a trough. not quite as strong as front but lift in the atmosphere and that means spotty showers may maybe some downpours late morning early afternoon by the dinner hour it's out of here knowledge problem. high temperature 72. with some gusty winds making it feel even cooler. sounds more like a winter forecast, doesn't it. >> fox future cast hour boy hour clear skies overnight. crack the windows let the breeze in. because it will be very comfortable even tomorrow morning on the cool side in the 50s. then we watch these showers moving in from the west. so by about 10, 11:00 o'clock in the morning, in the suburbs along i-95 corridor. then by noon, 1:00 o'clock south jersey and clear the coast by about one, 1:30 and we just see drying conditions. so really on either side of the lunch hour that's we'll be seeing the rain clearing skies for wednesday afternoon. and into the night. temperatures will slowly be warming. now the normal high for this time of year is 80. tomorrow well below normal. thursday below normal. friday below normal. by saturday, we slowly bump above average with a high around 81. in the city overnight 58. the suburbs 54. clear skies northwest winds tomorrow we kick that wind up big time becoming westerly 15 to 25 miles an hour in some of those downpours could have gusts to 30. the high temperature 72 cool and windy. on your seven day forecast from your fox 29 weather authority. thursday 75. great day to be outside. less winds friday, 78. two perfect tens there. saturday a 10 as well. sunday morning showers. they're gone by noon. and then monday looks great the next tuesday looks great. so really no big deal pretty quiet weather. no severe threats. i like how we're easing into summer. >> i do, too. >> thanks, kathy. >> kathy, thank you. you bet. >> high speed chase comes to a wild end with this pick up flying through the air landing op its roof. when the dust settles what troopers see moving under that sight. a bizarre site stops crowds on a backed street what was happening on two bikes in the middle of the sidewalk so eye popping people had to stop to take pictures. >> breaking news out of kensington. a man serving time at a halfway house escaped from episcopal hospital where he was taken for treatment. sources are telling fox 29 police are searching for the 24-year-old. he's supposed to be serving time in a halfway house for parole violations from a drug arrest. police are searching nearby neighborhoods and man has tried to disable a gps device on his ankle that makes a loud noise. we don know if he's considered to be dangerous n your money tonight for the first time in more than a decade a new brand of cereal from general mills called tiny toast which is just like it sounds tiny pieces of toast covered in tinier pieces of fruit. available in straw gerbera and blueberry. you can expect to see it on store shelves by the end of this month. the new carry ya'll is part of general mills effort to get rid of artificial colors and flavors in its cereals. massachusetts family is suing pa nair rah after think food seriously armed a five-year-old girl. they're alleging negligence after the restaurant put a peanut butter in a grilled cheese sandwich. the family says on,ing when they placed the online order they specified two times that the little girl had severe peanut allergy. that girl was hospitalized for a severe reaction. arson and explosive officials are call to the kardashian's clothing store in california los angeles police say someone lou threw a heavy object through the door of dash late last night. that object reporte reportedly d but did not cause fire in the boutique. so far authorities have no suspects in custody. a bizarre sight in downtown chicago. so odd it stopped people right on busy street. >> all because of what they saw sitting on two bicycles in the mill of the saw. >> oh, my god this is so stran strange. really strange. >> take look. a mass suv swarm of bees covering the two bikes. pee keepers say the queen was apparently searching for new home and somehow the swarm picked this spot after almost two hours of taking pictures and staring and posting on social media people called local bee keepers to help out. >> this is so -- they're so calm. everybody is right here. nobody is freaking out. they're chill. >> bee keepers used cups to scoop up the colon knee and they were moved to a safe spot outside of the city to seattle to settle in. >> jaw dropping video shows a mom trying to wrestle her daughter away from a kidnapper, holdinholding top her kid who pd up just inside -- outside just if time to catch him. >> she look out the wip dough and her car is gone. but something priceless was still and side. what she is begging the thief to return . s high speed chase comes to wild send missouri. police after the driver in stolen pick up in kansas city today. one cop nudge of nudges the truck and sends it flying flipping over into the grass and just a few minutes later you see the woman behind the wheel trying to climb out from under the wreckage with police all over her. but heathier to bust out the windows to pull her out. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> surveillance cameras capture incredible scene as mom litera literally clings to her daughter trying to wrestle her away from the grip of a kidnapper. getting dragged through the aisles that mom knew she could not let go. >> the guy almost got away until someone just happened to pull into the parking lot. fox's evan axle bank explains. >> reporter: this is 30-year-old craig bow nel la a acting nonchalantly in the dollar general just off nouvelle bryant highway. he takes a peek at a mother and her 13-year-old daughter. thinks about it for moment and then goes for it. >> just grab a hold unprovoked grab a hold of the young girl. >> reporter: the mother fights back punching that threw a few punch -- throwing few punche pus and holding on to her daughter. >> the scramble moves to the floor. he keeps trying to take the gi girl. >> i think something kicks in if you're scared, your kid is going to be hurt. your child, you know,. you got to do what you got to do. >> reporter: eventually he gives up and runs out of the store. which is when deputy jonathan ben nan stepped in. >> off duty had pulled into the parking lot just by chance. report roar as he got out for what he thought was regular trip to the store, clerk started yelling a kidnapper was trying get away the deputy used his car to block the saturdays suspect' cars and took him into custody at gun point. >> in my 10 years i've never seen an instance like this in broad daylight in public area where a subject or -- suspect would grab a young girl like this report roar neighbors say bow nel la was odd that he ignored typical pleasantries. >> owe always seemed a little reclusive an little off any way. so i hope he gets some help. he needs it. >> reporter: first though he's going to get the legal system. he faces charges of kidnapping and child abuse. along with the deputy the girl's mother prevented something even worse. >> she may have saved her daughter's life today. so no i don't exactly know a motive but i'm sure it wasn't good one. >> amazing the that teenager and her mom were not hurt. both are obviously very shaken tonight. well, hundreds of thousands of people signed an online petition to recall that judge who sentenced ex stanford swimmer to just six months in jail for raping a woman. a jury found 20-year-old brock turner guilty for sexually assaulting the unconscious woman behind the dumpster at a frat party last year. he faced up to 14 years in prison. the prosecutor wanted sick but judge aaron per ski said any more than six months hyped bars would have a negative impact op turner's life although hundreds of thousands have signed the online petition, 81,000 signatures of voters registered in santa clara county, california are needed to trigger a recall vote. a trip to friend' house ends in heartbreak for one atlanta woman when her car stolen but what was inside her car that is so definite separating it was her husband's ashes. stephanie lewis is in the process of moving and says she was keeping her most treasured items in her car. that included the urn with her husband's ashes. lewis says she was visiting a friend and happened to look out the window to see that her car was gone. she says she doesn't have the heart to tell her son what happened. >> i don't even want to tell him, um-um, i can't say it. >> why? >> because it's his father. >> reporter: louis is begging the thief to have compassion and return the urn so she and her son can have her husband back and give him a proper burial. these hot summer days hitting the pool sounds great but one public pool in new york city is getting some heat tonight over who they're not allowing at certain times. men. they have hours designated as women only. fox's linda schmidt explains. >> this is tollly insane. >> reporter: i say abraham is a leader in the had a sid dick community in williamsburg, brooklyn. he is diss give the city would think of canceling the women only swimming hours at the metropolitan rec center indoor pool if in keeping with their religioreligionrelive they are r meth women to swim together. the parks department was told by the city commission on hugh mack rights its female only hours are discriminatory against men. >> why don't they go after the -- sue the bars and the clubs that give women free drinks and discriminate against men. had the transgender people request evidence this, even the ladies room would have been removed. donna lieberman is executive direct of the new york civil liberties union she says the parks department's policy was well intentioned but it is gender discrimination. we're dealing with a city pool. this is a parks department facility. and the parks department cannot discriminate people based on jent in terms access to the po pool. >> the parks department saying separate gender swimming hours had remain in effect at that pool while the department reviews its policy. >> always discriminate against men much it's unbelievable. >> you guys have it so tough. >> this country is just brutal. the city, now the country. i'm going to australia. a wild baseball brawl in the american league tonight. one of the better punches you're going to see. and could tonight's game for ryan howard created dilemma for the phillies manager pete mackanin. that's all coming up in sports. ♪ okay phillies won game tonight against good cubs team but there may have been more of a dilemma for the manager concerning ryan how war situation. now, i know pete mackanin wants to play tommy joseph at first but once to give howard some games. ryan howard started at first tonight. let's go to citizens bank park. all right. this is the fourth inning. phillies up one to nothing much that's ryan howard and that pitcher just teed it up for him. thank you hendricks. a hanging breaking ball ryan howard first homerun since may 11th phillies up to two to nothing. jared i can off was terrific, seven innings, two hits, eight strike outs. phillies up three-two. two on, one out. gomez the pitcher and a nice double may by the phillies. gets them out of the innings. phillies win it three-two. for howard were there any thoughts about what's happen the last few days? >> i wasn't thinking about the week or the past 10 days. i was just thinking about that moment and got to get -- go the good pitch to hit and breaking ball and was able to hit it out. >> sure did get a good pitch. wild american in the american league. machado gets hit by haven't chewer what. you throw at the hitter. i love -- why does the batter throw off his batting helmet. go in to fight. >> i don't get it. baltimore crush them nine-one. i still figure out some of this today was the first day of the three day mini camp. the head coach doug pederson says these practices will be run the same as the ones the teams had over the last month. now, darrin sproles was back on the field but the most noticeable absentee was there, too. from the time cher cox work on the practice field for the first time in this camp. he was a no show to make a point he wants a new crack. he still has a year at 7.8 million. not chump change still no new deal but if he didn't show up for these three days he would have have been fined $76,000. fletcher cox took the easy way out to explain why and what he accomplished by not showing up until now. did he so with a statement. boy, that is chicken. chicken bleep. happy to be back in philadelphia and get back to work with my teammates and coaches. any discussion about my absence from the off season program or my contract will be handled privately between me, my agent and the eagles organization "but head coach gave him the easy out with why he wasn't here. >> it's a voluntary off season. you know, it's his decision to stay -- any of the guys can stay away, and, you know, um, so i don't get into that. i'm not going to look in the past. relooking forward and he's here today. he was here yesterday and i'm excited to have him. >> i'm happy for all of that, but he's still got to explain it. the media will hound him until he does. come on now. he wants his cash. when is it enough -- what happened to sports? good i kn know. >> all about the money. >> it is. >> show me the money. that's right. 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