♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. new questions about safety tonight after two deadly crashes in one day on the same road less than mile apart. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. when it comes to getting drivers to slow down, police say their hands are tied. fox 29's chris o'connell is live along route 1 in upper darby tonight. this is clearly a dangerous situation. chris? >> reporter: lucy one of the most heavily traveled roads in delaware county, but lately, township line road has become one of the deadliest. two fatal crashes in less than 24 hours has local police here begging for help. it looks and sounds more like a race track. >> it's constant. um and down. people do fief tearing 60. >> reporter: from night to day it's all the same along township line road in upper darby. car after car they speed by the speedway gas station where you still see the evidence where motorcyclist was killed yesterday. >> it's almost like the blue route. >> reporter: dave o'connell avoids route one at all costs. >> actually a lot times i don't take this road because of the congestion and a lot of the speed. >> reporter: speed limit is 35 but you'd be hard pressed to find anyone going under 45. and if you're walking, go at your own risk. >> you have to be energized bunny rabbit, road runner. that's the only way you'll get a cross. >> reporter: skyfox was over two fatal accidents win half mile of each other in less than 24 hours. 69-year-old man was struck and killed by another driver and a 27-year-old motorcyclist who slammed into a pole both crashes speed was a factor. >> that township line is a speedway. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent mike chitwood would like to have officers out busting speeders along route one but he can't. under pennsylvania state law, municipal departments like upper darby are not allowed to use speed radar guns. only state police, philadelphia and pittsburgh police officers can use those guns. >> i cannot understand why we're the only state in the country that doesn't use radar. doesn't allow municipal police departments other than philadelphia and pittsburgh. >> reporter: well, in pennsylvania, average of 550 people are killed because of speed related crashes. that is way above the national average. so many in pennsylvania law enforcement are hoping to change that legislation. hoping to put radar guns in the hands of local police officers and hopefully save some of those lives. lucy. >> all right, thank you very much, chris. hope they can. on your radar, next heat wave is settling in. looking live at allentown after hitting higher than 90 degrees today. you know what, it's only going to get hotter. people enjoying a slight cool down in center city tonight. we're still hovering right around 80 degrees. kathy orr is here and kathy, we have got several days of heat ahead. this will be heat wave number seven. >> seven. >> who's count, right? >> we all are. >> yeah, right. today we're talking about temperatures that sored above 90 to 91 degrees. that's 10 degrees above normal. thursday, friday, saturday temperatures staying quite hot. temperatures will be riding once again with the heat index over 100 and we're talking about over 40 days of 90-degree temperatures this year. right now in philadelphia, 79. 73 in allentown. 65 in the poconos. but we'll climb back again tomorrow. you can see some showers to our west. they will stay to the west. we day dry but increasingly more humid that's why heat advisory posted for good part of the region. it will feel like it's around 102 tomorrow afternoon as we advance a future feels like you can see how the numbers rise with the heat and humidity tomorrow. in philadelphia by the afternoon it will feel like 101. 102 degrees the same in trenton the same in wilmington, millville, even in dover, we are going to be seeing that sultry heat. coming up we'll talk more about the heat wave. how long it will last. we will be breaking records along the way and scott will be along with the september outlo outlook. the main thing with this heat concerned about people that spend a lot of time indoors where there's no air-conditio air-conditioning like the schools. we'll send it back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, kathy. speaking of that, the heat is impacting schools in our ar area. many students in read log go home early for the rest of the week. the district announced southwest, southern, northwest and northeast middle schools will let students out at 12:15 tomorrow and friday. the same in trenton. students and staff in the city's public schools went home early today and will continue to do so for the rest of the week. we have all the information on our website just go to fox29.c fox29.com. police are hard at work tonight trying to put a stop to a string of robberies in northeast philadelphia. since the beginning of this year, investigators say there have been dozens of burglaries and robberies many of them at gun point. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave, police say all these crimes are targeting those in the asian community. >> reporter: no doubt about that, iain. in fact members of the asian community are on edge after a series of nearly 80 crimes against them since january. some of them have been roughed up and robbed. police have been making arrests, but the crimes continue. >> pulled out gun and slammed my dad against the wall. >> reporter: his father had never forget last sunday night three men with guns trailed him into a home he owns on bridge street in the northeast. they threatened him at gun point and robbed him. >> they took his phone, wallet, car keys and they just left after that. >> reporter: did they take the car. >> they took the car. >> reporter: robbery part of zero receives gun point robberies and burglaries spread across northeast phil until recent months. all of them targeting members of the asian community. >> i think it's a quick way to get quick cash and quick money. >> reporter: police say since january, crimes against the asian community in the northeast have escalated. 38 burglaries, 13 gun point robberies and another 28 robberies by force. >> now, it's becoming more of a pattern that us asians are being targeted in these crime related incidents. >> reporter: ivan so says his family knows several recent victims of these crimes much his father is still shaken. >> he's definitely afraid to leave the house at night and afraid to go places where he's forced to be alone. >> reporter: investigators say they've been handing out flyers in neighborhoods where the crimes have been committed. trying to get the public to be more careful. >> we're trig to make in roads into the community and build a rapport and trust with them. >> as long as people know, as long as people are more careful, they know how to combat the situation. >> reporter: now, some of the victims have been tied up and attacked. police tell us they don't believe this is the work of one group. more like several groups and they continue to look for surveillance video to help track them down. lucy. >> hopefully do so quickly, thank you dave. new tonight philadelphia police made the arrest in the arrest of a -- of murder shot and killed in front of his young son. police arrested 28-year-old muhammed johnson the man who shot 29-year-old pierre, in front of the community center in haverford. he have worked there and was leaving the building with his 12-year-old son when the shot rang out. prosecutors have charged johnson with murder. >> you decide 2016 the race for the white house rolling through philadelphia today. donald trump in town to talk national security. the republican presidential nominee making some big promises today and to keep that promise mr. trump has to first within the white house. >> and winning pennsylvania would greatly aid that effort. fox 29's bruce gordon was at today's major policy address. >> reporter: it was far from the usual raucous donald trump campaign event. in fact it was down right stayed. billionaire businessman appearing before invited guests at the union league to talk national security. >> we should work with any country that shares our goals of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists. >> reporter: trump promised major rebuild of the u.s. military and blasted away at his democratic rivals record in iraq, libya, syria. >> clinton's policies as secretary of state have left the middle east in more disarray than ever before, not even close. had we done nothing, we would have been in far better position. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll shows what most of the old polls have shown. trump trailing hillary clinton in pennsylvania. by 8% taj points in this survey. four years ago, president obama road huge margins among minority voters to win big in philadelphia. big enough to overcome losses in the rest of the state. the monmouth polls clinton leading trump among black, hispanic and asian voters 90% to five. we said that sentiment first hand. >> a lot of his ideals are very contrary to my own beliefs. >> i think some of his comments are at times different minorities and ethnic groups. >> to me he's a whole lot of uneasiness of everyone. >> reporter: the head of the gop in philly said the minority vote may surprise you. >> black female take three buses, 62 years old, democrat her entire life. never once voted republican. they vest with five forms for her neighbor. i don't believe the pollsters are talking to women like that. >> reporter: it is possible for republican to lose pennsylvania and still win the white house. george w. bush did it twice. but the keystone state is still considered among the keys to success come november. and donald trump faces an uphill fight. i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. now, outside the union league protesters greeted donald trump as he arrived. a couple of dozens people lined the streets holding signs challenging the candidate on everything from climate change to his failed casinos in atlantic city. also, voicing their opposition to a trump presidency. a group of veterans from pennsylvania, they called trump's ideas dangerous. hillary clinton was off the campaign trail today. but both she and trump participate the in a forum focusing on national security tonight. clinton was asked about the most important characteristic people should look for in a commander in chief. >> insteadness. an absolute rock insteadness and mixed with strength to be able to make the hard decisions because i've had the unique experience of watching and working with several presidents, and these are not easy decisio decisions. >> meanwhile earlier today, the clinton campaign announced 95 generals and retired admirals are publicly supporting her. this comes a day after donald trump said he had 88 in his corner. a delegate to the democratic national convention has turned himself in for indecent assault. philadelphia district attorney's office says walter weeks garnet valley assaulted a fellow delegate at a center city hotel during the convention. now the victim went public on social media when she felt the investigation just did not go far enough. well, today the da's office announced the charges. crooks break into this business one armed with an ax but they meet their max a6-year-old girl. what she does to these robbers that her dad calls heroic. fox 29 investigators, presses the ceo of a local charter school group on claims he sexually harassed one of his top educators, and why she got big bucks. >> why would you settle such a claim if it didn't happen? that's a lot of money. >> it was resolve, sir. >> why you can be on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars as fox 29 investigates. and a local neighborhood targeted and ransacked by a group of thieves. what each victim had in common pleas say made them targets. a little girl made it home from school but her little 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this advertising. ♪ in bucks county a murder, a confession police say and residents at an apartment complex are left stunned. >> he says the violence kale aft using drugs. fox 29's shawnette wilson is following this investigation live in sellersville tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: well, police tell us the suspect walked right into the police department and as you said made a stunning confession that led them right to the body. >> i'm a little shocked actually the. >> reporter: neighbors came out of the their sellersville apartment to news of a brutal crime scene right in their building. police say 34-year-old damien walker kill his 62-year-old neighbor inside her apartment. >> i've spoke with damien many, many times, always nice, pleasant, happy. you know, helpful. just didn't expect it at all. >> reporter: according to the bucks county district attorney's office tuesday night walker went to the norristown police department and told them he'd killed his neighbor. police say he told them he had been using meth. they went to the apartment and found the woman dead. >> there was i guess a crime scene van out there, um, lights flashing in my room. couldn't get no sleep. just lot of, arc lot of cops. >> reporter: richard white lives a floor above where it happened. >> it's very surprising around here because it's a very quiet neighborhood. and i've seen him outside very nice -- very good guy. nice. nice to all his neighbors. >> reporter: neighbors say both the victim and suspect were cordial to each other in the past. police have not said what happened in the moments leading up to the murder or how the woman was killed. >> i have no clue just thinking about it. >> reporter: back here live, police have not released the victim's namely meanwhile the suspect is being held without bail. lucy, back to you. >> thank you shawnette. family members on a desperate hunt for missing young woman. the family 21-year-old lindsay piccone reported her missing last night and that is when a search began in newtown. they found her car there. but authorities say this search covers a wide area and her family is pleading for any and all help. >> lindsay, if you're listening, you are so loved. your parents love you so much more than i could ever begin to express. all of your family and friends are here with them helping search for you. we love you and desperately want to bring you home. please call us. we aren't giving up until we find you. >> call bucks county emergency services if you think you have seen lindsay piccone or know where she is. two workers are recovering from injuries after an explosion in atlantic county, new jersey. skyfox over the egg harbor township schools. transportation center this afternoon much that's where police tell us that two workers were cutting an underground diesel tank when it exploded. one of those workers, 2984 old joseph palmiero, was burn on the right side of his body. he is in atlantic care regional medical center. another man had minor injuries. >> prosecutors in atlantic county charged somers point man with murder. they say he opened fire inside an atlantic city store and killed a man. they say 55-year-old louis maze not walk into the store last thursday and shot and killed 26-year-old christopher rah mayor row. he shot himself. niece critical condition. no word on motive. in chester county police have a person of interest after a rash of vehicles were targeted overnight. police say the group was highly organized and the thefts had one thing in common that made the victims easy targets. fox twin's karen hepp explains. >> reporter: gretchen barnes had to bring a locksmith in after thieves stole her mini van right out of her driveway. she's got five kids. her husband is out of town but she has the best attitude. she is just grateful they dumped her car seat and papers a few blocks it way. >> they did have conscious. i had bunch of paper work my one son is in speech therapy and they bundled it altogether and put it in wholefoods bag. (laughter). >> they do have a conscience i guess. >> reporter: gretchen admits she did leave the kids inside. hers was the only vehicle stolen but police say more than two dozen other unlocked cars were hit overnight in the village of berwyn. >> they were fairly organized. where they came from, i can't say for sure yet, but, you know, it seems to be more than just your run of the mill kids running through the neighborhood. >> reporter: so many cars were broken into, neighbors began immediately e-mailing their stories trying to figure out what wound up where if at all. >> anything that could be opened was opened and all the contents were strewn all over. um, i was lucky. i only lost some change. >> i looked through my son's gear we have all his baseball stuff and bats can be expensive and i noticed one of his bats was gone. >> most of the other stuff they didn't really touch. we found out later that our bat is down the street at our neighbor's house. >> reporter: bat over here. car seat over there. and a lot of sense of security everywhere. the big take away on all of this no matter where you are or where you live, it's a good idea to lock your doors. if you have any information, please call the easttown township police. from devon, i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. an elderly veteran tacked on walk. beaten with his own walker. what he says the guy asked him right before he pounced. back window of a brand new police car smashed. cops say the teen used a toilet seat to damage it and what he did next that made it so easy for police to find him. new technology to make sure people are not getting a free pass into disney. what the happiest place on earth now wants your toddler to do before they walk in. >> your toddler? 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>> sir, i can't -- >> you can tell me about it. >> i can set up a meeting with you. >> reporter: sexual harrah's many claim was made by this woman evelyn nunez the former chief academic and superintendent of schools for all of the aspira's philadelphia charters. nunez now the principal of the school district louis elkin elementary filed a charge of discrimination with the pennsylvania human relations and equal employment opportunity commission. she charged she was a victim of sex discrimination and retaliation and claimed it was continuous. nunez single at the time said she had a one night only romance with calderone and she was was immediately embarrassed by it. in the 26-page document nunez claims she was demoted because i rejected the on-going sexual advances of calderone. refused to allow him to talk about his on-going sexual conquests of teachers, students and parents refused to hire as teacher a woman he had sexual designs on and reported some of calderone's actions to the board of trustees. court records show in february of 2013 nunez sued aspira under the whistleblower protect act. documents show the case was settled in june of that year. nunez's attorney patricia pierce says she is barred from talking about the settlement and he will frayed dough car derone is tide tight lipped. >> did you sexually harrah's evelyn nunez. >> can we set up a meeting. >> i've asked for meeting store final with kevin feeley. >> we discover the big money payout in court document. it turns out as spear rah failed to pay its insurance company a $25,000 fee so the insurer sued them for it. in that suit, the large sum asp. ia paid nunez is stated right here. the insurance company national union fire insurance of pittsburgh writes that nunez accused calderone and his management team of sexual harrah's many and retaliation. it claims it put out 151 grand in legal fees and costs in defense of the suit and write it paid miss nunez on bee of had a of aspira and its officers the sum of $350,000. to settle the claim. we asked ceo calderon if he told school district leaders known as the school reform commission or src about the big payout. >> did you disclose to the src that you settle add $350,000 sexual harassment claim. >> we can set up a meeting. >> why do you need to have meeting with your lawyer? you know what this is. >> 350 grand. are you startled by that amount? >> yes, i am. >> it's shocking that that type of activity is going on in a school that serves the communi community. >> reporter: lisa, is a member of alliance for philadelphia public schools. a watch dog citizens group for the schools and the src. not only was she stunned by the money, she was very concerned that the philadelphia school district says charter schools have no obligation to tell the district about legal settlements and they don't. >> the taxpayers and the community that these schools are supposed to be serving have a right to know what their money is being spent on and what the climate of the school is and how its employees are being treat isn't there why would you settle such a claim if it didn't happen? because that's lot of money. >> it was resolved, sir. i cannot -- >> why was it resolved? >> if you didn't do it, why didn't you fight it? >> i will talk to you, please. >> that meeting to calderon spoke about never happened. instead we received a statement from a spokesperson who writes as peer rah would like to share the details of the case but can't under the cement agreeme agreement. he adds appropriate disclose insures were made to the school district. aspira board and the board of the affected school. councilwoman sanchez met with other women who experienced sexual harassment but were unwilling to come forward after the board did not take action against calderone. she says she's met with aspira leaders to tell them calderon and others created a haas spill work environment for woman. the spokesperson claims quinones sanchez is waging cease less campaign of unfair character attacks against mr. calderon. iain. >> all right, jeff, thank you. crooks break into this business. one armed with an ax but they meet their marks a six-year-old girl. what she does to these robbers that her dad calls heroic. >> talk about sneaky thee. what mess say this guy did before walking out of a local store with $300 and brand new sneakers. new technology to make sure people are not getting a free pass nudies into. what the happiest place on earth now wants your toddler to do before they can walk in. today, guns can be bought over the internet, or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ local police hope you can help catch this guy who helped himself to a couple of boxes of nike sneakers. investigators say he walked into the chestnut hill sports store op germantown avenue and asked about some sneakers. then he grab three boxes worth almost 300 bucks and ran off. if you know anything, call police. in your money tonight, changes at the happiest place on earth. disney now wants to scan your three-year-olds fingerprints before they can go into the magic kingdom or any other parks. disney has finger scanning program in place. that was for folks 10 and older. it says it reduces ticket fraud. the expanded program would include little ones three and older. disney says it start --, it will start in august. the actually did it start in august. the company does let people operate op out or let a parent step in for their child. okay. so he may be biased maybe a little bit. tim cook who i'm talking about apple c. o. he calls the iphone seven the best iphone the company has ever created. >> they always say that. one of the missing features of this new phone getting mixed reviews. this is one of new ones jet black high gloss finish it's also water and dust resistant. also got improved high tech camera features and as we told you last night, there's no head phone jack. it will come with wireless headphones if you want to plug in you need to do it in lightning port. >> well that means have you to buy an extra accessory to go with my thee hundred pair of ear phones i bought that apple owns beats. just another way to make money. make your phone slider thinner but i don't know. >> the new iphone seven will be on store shelves next creek we week. a hell girl made it home from school bert her little brother was nowhere to be found. turns out the schoolbus left him behind. his sister even told the driver. the driver's excuse for why the hill boy wasn't on the bus. >> kathy orr tracking your forecast. >> that's right. we're concerned about the kids tomorrow if the school didn't have air conditioning, it could get dangerously hot. dry for the next several days as we chase record warmth with the heat voice sorry. details in the seven day. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ surveillance video from new zealand catches something extraordinary. shows a six-year-old girl trying stop an ax wielding robber. six men broke into the family's electronics store the little girl tried to defend an employee even tried to push one of the attackers then she and her grandfather ran. no one is hurt. the girl's father is proud of his daughter and the family is slowly recovering from the ordeal. >> brave little girl. man in st. petersburg florida seeing the good in people after someone violently beat him with his own walker. 66-year-old jeffrey hard demand running a quick errand at wal*mart friday when a man robbed him and knocked him to the guy. the guy first asked him what time it was and when he answered the guy attacked. he you've his walker to beat him breaking it anonymous viewer watching our sister station in tampa heard the story and had to help out she donated a walker who used to belong to one much her relatives that passed away. >> for her to go out of her way even to take the walker down to the station and everything and want to talk to me, it just -- it gives me faith in people. >> um-hmm. >> you can still see the wounds on his arms from the attack. were you he says this was a kind of gesture his heart needed to heal. a little girl makes it home safe after school near washington, d.c. but her little brother is nowhere to be found. she told her dad that the bus left the six-year-old behind. >> what's worse, she says she told the bus driver he wasn't there. fox's marina morocco spoke to the little girl and her daddy. >> you would think once the kids leave your house they going to be actually taken care. >> reporter: it's the last thing dad of two michael grady thought would happen on the third week of school. >> once i saw her come home by herself i immediately called. where is your brother? she said he got left. i'm like, what do you mean he got left? she's like the bus driver just left him. >> reporter: dad michael watched on his surveillance cameras as fifth grader jasmine came home from school but without her little brother mikey. >> i was pacing around because i didn't know what to do. >> my son is not home. any parent in they right mind if they their child come home at a regular time and they didn't come home at the time they were supposed to they're going to freak out. >> he got no calls from the school. when he call he got no answers. instead of it was 10-year-old jasmine who told him how her six-year-old brother got left behind. >> i was, um, telling the bus driver that my brother and some other kids weren't on the bus then he said that's not my problem, and then i got off the bus and started looking for mikey, and i didn't see him, and then when i got back on the bus, they were about to leave me and then they got me on the bus, then i started crying because i didn't want him to be left in the school by hisself rt. >> it's not my problem. it's not my responsibility and it's going to take off and leave? how you going to tell 10, a10-year-old that? looking out for her brother. >> jasmine says a handful of other kindergarteners and first graders were also left at scho school. >> i want this to be the last time this happens. you know like i said i don't wanting to to go on to where a parent has to go and grieve because of something bad happened to they children. it shouldn't even get to this point. >> our sister station in d.c. reached out to the school and the school district. so far, though, no response. all right. let's get a check of what's on our radar tonight. or. >> we're talking about warmth, we're talking about heat, heat wave and also high humidity, iain, you can see at the airport pretty quiet night. temperatures still very close to 80 degrees. it is 79 at the airport. the high today 91. 10 degrees above normal. winds out of the south. we'll watch hermine slowly drift out to sea. to the west some showers earlier but now drying out and strong southwesterly winds will build ahead of this front the relief is behind the front. so it will be slow to see relief across the delaware valley. tomorrow we have several records that we will tie or maybe even surpass from philadelphia through wilmington, trenton, allentown, reading and ac. record highs in the 90s all set in 1939. so that record goes back nearly 80 years and in many locations we could break those numbers much the heat will turn dangerous tomorrow afternoon stay hydrated if the kids do not have air-conditioning at school make sure they have lots of water. practice after school, make sure the kids take frequent breaks because it will feel like it's between 100 and 103 degrees by tomorrow afternoon that heat index could extend through friday and saturday. for more on the heat and where we're headed fo for september, let's send it over to scott. >> hi there kathy. we're talking triple h's haze haze as we brace for yet another heat wave across the delaware valley. take look at the summer heat so far in the philadelphia area. six official heat waves so far. we had one in may, none in june. three in july and two in august. today's high temperature of 91 will set the stage for our seventh it looks to be a four-day heat wave for philadelphia but so far this year, 42 days temperatures at or above 90 degrees. we only averaged 27. so well above average for the 90-degree days. dangerous conditions tomorrow. this has me concerned. we're talking about high temperatures around 96 degrees. feels like temperatures approaching the triple digits and several of the the schools don't have ac so just keep that if mind. loose fitting light colored clothes for the kids and stay hydrated. a lot of water for tomorrow. so as we talk about september over the next couple of weeks, below average out west. but take look at east coast. above average temperatures and average for this time year is 81. so kathy, well above average over the next several days. >> scott, reminds me a lot of last summer and that ended up being a cold winter. we'll see what ends up happening. overnight tonight temperatures will be falling into the 70s. 60s in the suburbs partly cloudy but you'll notice the humidity will be creeping up. tomorrow's high as scott said 96 degrees. the record 96. at least tie that record as you plan your day you start off in the 70s, 80s by lunch time. after school into to 94. and in the evening temperatures only i should say only cooling off into the 80s. so it will stay quite warm even into the evening. friday makes it another official heat wave. more clouds saturday still in the 90s hot for the temple game. the showers clear for the eagles game but some cooler temperatures and look at the comfort zone. monday, tuesday and wednesday. only in the 80s but that's where we should be this time of year, sean bell no rain for the birds. >> no rain and that's what we want. but what some people didn't want carson wentz as the starting quarterback come game one. some guys still wanted sam bradford. i'll physical was one player had to say about that move. phillies go from losing six straight to having a chance to sweep the marlins. could the bats stay alive for a third straight game? 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