now the search for who did it. >> now fox 29 news at ten. right now it's about 3:00 a.m. in manchester, england and news is still breaking arena packed with teenagers and kids enjoying ariana grande and then sheer terror with a deadly explosion. right now, frantic parents and others are trying to track down people who were at the concert. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. early reports suggest a nail bomb went off designed to inn plick maximum terror and fatalities. this is what we know right now. it happened around 10:30 manchester time. 19 people have died. at least 50 are injured. authorities are saying the explosion happened outside at recent in a near the box office. spokesperson for singer ariana grande confirms she's not injured. no group has stepped forward claiming responsibility at this point. but reports indicate a suicide bombing with nails involved. in the crowd an estimated 20,000 people. so many children there. second device, well, authorities say they found one near the arena but safely detonated it. a witness just spoke to fox news a short time ago. >> as i turned around boom, one loud noise and then we, um --, then so for the first ten seconds we thought about it and we just walk with haste and then a gentleman said, run! so we r ran. >> now we're monitoring all of the developments. a lot happening right now. so many parents are still loo lk looking for their children at this moment. we'll have a live report coming up in just minutes. >> develop to go night in philadelphia's east falls section. a man abducted and beaten and now police are trying to figure out why. word about the tack came from witness. >> what the person describes it's horrifying. our dave schratwieser is live with the investigation seen and reports, dave. >> reporter: lucy, some frightening moments out here on roberts avenue tonight when that witness says she saw a man being beaten on the side of the road then tossed into a mini van and driven from the scene. tonight police say this appears to be a kidnapping and carjac carjacking. it was just after 7:00 monday night when a witness called 911 to report a beating and abduction in the 2800 block of roberts near fox street. >> one of the males was getting the best of a second male beating him up. >> reporter: witness told police the beating victim was dragged to a nearby brown mini van and thrown inside. >> the person winning the fight forced the victim into the mini van and laid him down at the back of the mini van and continued to assault him. >> reporter: at some point a third man exited the van, jumped in the victim's car and took o off. >> that's when the person who was winning the fight got into the driver's side of the mini van with the victim still laying in the back closed the side door and drove off. >> you come out here with your family to go shopping and everything like that, and just to hear something that tragic, you know, that happened it's really scary out here. >> reporter: investigators were checking surveillance cameras in the area. they say the witness is credible and they're not sure what the motive is for this assault, abduction and carjacking incident. >> we don't know if this was the result of an auto accident that turned into road rage incident we're not sure at this time. >> reporter: now, one suspect was described as about 6-foot 4-inches tall wearing a white shirt and black pants. the victim's car was a black car that's the only description. both vehicles were driven westbound on roberts towards the boulevard. tonight police say they are checking those surveillance cameras hoping for some clues. iain? >> dave, thanks. a despicable act caught on camera in a parking lot. you see the guy circled in this video. well he mocked a man with cerebral palsy then he sucker punched him and as joyce evans reports the man prosecutors call bully has now been charged. >> reporter: it was supposed to be just a quick late night run to the 7eleven. who has done that? for one young man the way he was humiliated, the way he was attacked there aren't any words. >> really? >> the initial reaction to just the cruel mocking might make anybody's blood boil. but if that wasn't horrible enough -- >> oh, my goodness. no way. >> guy makes me, that's correct make me want to cry so much. >> 22-year-old victim who has cerebral palsy clearly shaken. and authorities say bleeding from a sucker punch to the face. while the attacker just strolls on. >> defendant he's a coward, he's a bully, i can't say enough bad things about him. >> reporter: and this is the man now facing simple assault and related charges. police say 29-year-old barry baker, jr., had no idea it was all being caught on video. and that he ran away when an officer approached him after the victim alerted police. >> the victim showed a lot of dignity here. a lot of restrain. hard enough to have something like cerebral palsy but to have somebody pick on you because much it is outrageous in this day and time. >> no one should ever judge someone on the way they walk or talk or anything like that. >> never want to see a fellow citizen of a place you live in treat someone like that. >> reporter: chester county da tom hogan says he wishes he could tack on even tougher charges. >> you would think where somebody is clear been attacked based on their disability that we would have a statute much like ethnic intimidation that would play. >> hate crime. >> i work in disabilities. that's so sad. >> bethenny lang works with people who have special needs. dan spar pello does, too. he says he couldn't imagine somebody doing this to his cousin with a disability. >> you see these kind of things a lot, upping, but not -- not to that degree. that's just down right absurd. >> reporter: the comments we heard from one person that could not be aired on tv did ask, i wonder how tough that attacker feels now knowing that everybody could see what he did to a disabled young man? in west chester, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> really is disgusting what happened there. handful of jurors seat to do night for bill cosby's sex al as walt trial. lawyers interviewed dozens of possible juror who's will decide his fate in just few weeks. fox 29's chris o'connell has more on the first day of jury selection in pittsburgh. >> reporter: tonight five pittsburgh area residents are the first to be chosen to be among the 12 jurors selected to decide the fate of bill cosby. 79-year-old comedy legend bill cos beef leaving the allegheny county courthouse after day one of jury selection. three men and two women are among the jury pool to travel to norristown for this high-profile celebrity trial. >> mr. cosby, how you feeling today? >> reporter: earlier in the day, cosby said nothing while being escorted into the courthouse. inside common pleas court judge stephen o'neill and attorneys are in the process of picking 12 jury are and six alternates who will decide the fate of the 79-year-old comedian. >> how was mr. cosby doing this morning. >> he's holding up fine. he's looking forward it to. he appreciates all that's been done by the people of pittsburgh in allegheny county to make this happen. >> his lead attorney says the defense team is hoping they'll find an impartial western pennsylvania jury to travel to montgomery county for a trial that's set to last at least two weeks. >> we look forward to getting it done as soon as possible, and starting this trial. >> reporter: no comment from montgomery county district attorney kevin steele who charged cosby with drugging and molesting former temple university employee andrea constand in his elkins park home back in 2004. an encounter cosby called consensual. cosby sat just feet away from the first pool of 100 potential jurors each assigned a number. they saw cosby for the first time in court as they were asked a series of questions. a stunning 34 of 100 jurors told judge steven o'neill they've already formed an opinion as to guilt or innocence of bill cos cosby. >> jury selection continues in the morning. we are told it could be another day or two before that jury is selected. once that's done undone that jury will travel to montgomery county, be sequestered in a hotel. they've been told they'll have to be away from their families for up to three weeks for the trial. that starts on june 5th. in pittsburgh, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. ♪ back to our breaking news now from that bombing a tack in manchester, england. at least 19 people are dead. what's being reported as an explosion at ariana grande concert at the manchester arena. fox's lauren blank charred is in washington monitoring the situation. >> lauren, what's the very latest coming in now. >> reporter: hey, iain and lucy. carnage at a pop star's concert in the uk. police now reporting fatalities and injuries the double digits 19 confirmed dead. 50 injured at this point. the numbers could rise. witnesses say there was blood everywhere. >> uk police say they are now treating the incident at an ariana grande concert aster roar until they know more. it happened at manchester arena in the northwest region of the country about 10:45 at night local time. >> i live about 4 miles away from here and i saw a number of ambulances and police cars heading this way to arena. very -- right in the center of manchester. it's a busy area. and there's more and more police and ambulances arriving all the time. >> reporter: uk police say they are focusing on the foyer area of the arena. greater manchester police releasing a statement on twitter urging folks to avoid the area. manchester is the third largest city in england and at recent in a there is one of the biggest in the country. seating about 21,000. it was a confusing seen as thousands were leaving. some thought large balloons could be the source of the noises. others wondering if it was a technical problem. or if it was something worse. >> a lot of confusion here witness the people who were even inside the arena. saying, you know, at first they thought it was balloon going off but then thinking about it, it was such a loud noise. how could it have been a ballo balloon? i think the reason they mentioned that the number of balloons that were used in the concert. >> reporter: police have also shut down evacuate add nearby train station. they brought in bomb disposal units as first responders are still trying to make sense of exactly what has happened. iain, lucy? >> thank you very much, lauren úblank charred reporting live in washington, d.c. addicts shooting up in the open with a doctor. yeah it could all soon be legal right in your neighborhood. you fired up yet? >> taking back their streets. just steps where a gunman shot nine people these folks held hands demanding piece. powerful. all this rain. my goodness. some of us here itty bitty little time there, kathy. >> it certainly was. the rain is gone for now. but returning tomorrow and more ahead this week. update on the holiday weekend forecast with some new information coming up. ♪ investigators are still clearing a deadly scene in england tonight. an explosion erupted outside the a rona in manchester right after an ariana grande concert. now, the death toll stands at 19. but it could grow. officials did find a second explosive but they detonated it safely weevil continue to provide updates for you as they come in. back here at home in south philadelphia, a burglar snuck in through a window a fast food restaurant police just released surveillance video at the checkers on the 2,000 block of west oregon avenue from last month. you can see he hopped through the walk up window and grabbed money from the counter and showed his face right to the camera. police would very much like to catch him. ♪ happening right now, every day officials looking for new ways to combat the drug epidemic taking coup less lives. now there's a plan in the works that would provide addicts a safe place to use drugs. a safer environment than a crack house or underneath the railroad bridge but there's a catch. our jeff cole in studio to explain how the program works. jeff. >> reporter: iain, philadelphia has an opioid epidemic so severe over 900 people are expected to overdose and die this year. one way to fight it let addicts use legally and then try to push them into rehab. >> there's one of them being born out. >> reporter: ragged scar on jose rivera's arm the marking of the heroin addiction that controls him. >> do you use, my friend? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: when was the last time? >> last night. >> reporter: the 42-year-old says he'll use again soon. >> constantly using, man. over abusing. years and years. >> reporter: a task force set up by mayor kenney wants to know if addicts like rivera would be better off injecting heroin in a doctor supervised walk in setting. >> that's a good choice being supervised by any doctor i believe that will help us to overcome more -- to overcome moreover doses. >> reporter: it's a controversial idea. a political hot potato. but one mayor kenney's health commissioner wants to explore to battle the city's opioid epidemic. >> it's an opportunity to engage people where they are, prevent them from dying, and hopefully over the long term get them into treatment. >> reporter: there are 907 overdose deaths in the city in 2016 many in the fair hill section. home to the um taken muss he will cap mento running along a conrail line one of the wore the drug encampments in the country. rivera has roam the cities for a decade. friday's release of the task force report governor wolf cautiously endorsed the idea. >> you're not opposed to it? you can set up a center where somebody could use heroin with a doctor's and slowly take them off this drug. >> if that's what the medical progress thinks could work in that situation. >> the city's top cop wants to know much more. >> obviously to have police officers present for the administration of an illegal narcotic is somewhat problem mat tick. >> rivera thinks it could save his life. >> reporter: would you like to get off heroin? would you like rehab? >> yes, i will. >> reporter: placing such a facility would be complicated. says philly's health commissioner end the see doesn't want to sanction use of illegal drug but he promises to explore this controversial idea. jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain? >> jeff, thank. just a tragic scene playing out across the city and the country. n governor chris christie says he toll them so. christie says he warned president trump about making general michael flynn national security adviser. at a news conference today, christie said "if i were president-elect of the united states, i wouldn't let general flynn in the white house, lit a lone give him a job" he briefly said trump's transition team in november before vice-president mike pence replaced him. in the investigation into russia's possible election meddling former national security adviser michael flynn is take the fifth. flynn and his legal team say in a letter that the senate intelligence committee that they would not turn over presidential documents despite a congressional subpoena. also, today a top house democrat cited new evidence that shows flynn may have lied on a security clearance background check. now this is all going on as president trump is on his first foreign trip as president. happening right now, a plea in north philadelphia tonight to stop the violence. this is all in the wake of that shooting over the weekend that left multiple people hurt include something teens. now the community is hoping to send a message of piece at a time when it is so desperately needed. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live from philadelphia police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, while philadelphia police sort out yet another case of tragic violence in the city, neighbors and activists are deman demanding an from themselves. >> my stomach is flipping. i can't stop my stomach from flipping. >> reporter: strawberry mansion neighborhood pastor jamal van is sick of feeling sick and came to 23rd and huntington where nine people were shot this past weekend to push for peace. >> my heart wrenches i want to solve problem. i've spent six years in school trying to solve the problem. i started an organization to solve the problem of the started a church. >> reporter: several grass roots groups challenge one another with words of encouragement and a demand for action after sudden gunfire put nine people in the hospital saturday night when a group listening to music and danced on the 2500 block of north 23rd. the victims all under age 26. >> what we going to do? >> out here killing each other. what we going to do. >> young neighbors young and old got real with each other. >> as far as turning around preparing for college you got parents trying to scrape up life insurance at tender ages of 15, 16, 17 and it's the wise thing to do. >> right. >> genocide. >> times like these demand answers from city leaders and philadelphia's city council president was there. >> too many illegal weapons and flash point shootings is unfortunately more often than not first response to any kind of conflict. >> one day they'll be a day if i had dream like that dr. king, that we cannot have a neighborhood that has drive byes and gun violence and we can actually live and see that day. >> reporter: meantime two of those shooting victims remain in critical condition tonight. seven others are in stable condition. lucy. >> all right. thank you very much, dave. heads up tonight if you're heading down the shore looks like you're going to have to wait a little longer for the town sent inlet bridge to reop reopen. bridge connects avalon and sea isle city. we're hearing it could stay closed for another few weeks. engineers found cracks in it awhile back much it's been shut down ever since. a local fourth grader sees his five-year-old brother choke but this kid he didn't panic because of what he saw in his favorite tv show just incredib incredible. ♪ listen to this. local ten-year-old boy saves his best friend's life just happens to be his little brother. >> yeah. what started out as a game with sour candy could have ended tragically. but that ten-year-old new exactly what to do because of a tv show he saw on net flick. >> look alt his face. >> you see that boy looking amazed? that is dominic going, wait, what? he just saw his family walk into the assembly at the school in gloucester county washington township. clearly this is no regular assembly. >> today we want to celebrate you as a hero. >> a hero at the ripe old age of ten. >> my brother saved my life. >> as the boys dad tells it the two were at a neighbor's home playing something called the war head challenge. >> you put a piece of candy in your mouth sour candy and whoever makes a face first los loses. >> except that it wasn't just a game. the five-year-old could have lost. it was his life. >> his whole face was red. >> michael was choking. big brother dominic had seen this before on the tv cop show psych where one of the characters saved a person's life. >> so i just quickly thought of that show and then i just pushed on his stomach as hard as i can. but he said it didn't feel anying and it popped right out of his mouth. >> which not only caught the attention of the er doctor on duty at kennedy university hospital but garnered her respect. >> i realized that he actually had done the heimlich maneuver without even knowing it and how wonderful he really was. i was so impressed. >> that led to this. >> the senate general as system blee of the state of new jersey are pleased to honor and absolute dominic. >> and this our hometown who are row. for the township of washington, gloucester county. >> and more from the gloucester county freeholders and hero scholarship fund heimlich hero award from the hospital. dominic even got a badge showing he's now an honorary emt in washington township. which is all amazing but the most precious thing dominic has is his little brother. >> my little brother is like my best friend at the same time. and he's my favorite person ev ever. >> so what's little michael think of dominic? well that's easy. >> super hero. [ laughter ] >> i was,, when i was writing that's so cute and sweet. they actually -- kennedy university hospital did really great thing with that because they also taught all the kids cpr and heimlich maneuver. isn't that great. >> good to know. he was cool under pressure. >> he'll be cool tomorrow because him and his brother will be on good day tomorrow. tune in and check them out on "good day philadelphia". all right. more than 20 years in prison for a murder did he not commit. now, this local man is about walk out a free man thanks to witness who just wouldn't give up. >> back in the open walking around local neighborhoods but the people we found they're not afraid about we're showing foxes there. but we're talking about bears, too. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. ♪ we're following break news out of the uk authorities believe a suicide bomber is responsible for deadly explosion at an ariana grande concert. it's under investigation as an act of terror. 19 people are confirmed dead from that blast at manchester arena. dozens of others hurt. blast went off as people most of them children and young adults were leaving. here's video posted on twitter from inside the a rona right as that blast went off. >> oh, my god! what just happened? what's going on? oh, my god! >> you can see and hear the panic. it's right around thee 30:00am there right now. and peel are still frantically trying to get in touch with family who were at the concert. >> philadelphia police just released surveillance video of began man wanted for shooting a teen. police are looking for the guy on the bike. cops say a 17-year-old boy was walking on the 2900 block of norris street in brewer row town he heard gunshots an bullet him him in the near. if you know anything call police. >> happening right now imagine getting locked um for decades for a murder that did you not commit. a philadelphia man says that is his reality. >> but tomorrow his supporters believe he could finally see justice. fox 29's brad sattin is outside the criminal justice center in center city. brad it took a lot per seive tense to right this wrong. >> reporter: iain for sure did it his name a sean thomas. he's been in prison since 1993. that's 24 years but thank thanks to a former cop the deckert law firm and pennsylvania innocence project he could be out within hours. >> put your hands in god and kept saying everything going to be okay. >> reporter: hard to imagine how hazel thomas must feel. her son is on the search of leaving prison after 24 years about to be freed for a murder he didn't commit. it was in 1990 at the corner of sixth and lehigh where a man was shot and killed inside his car during a robbery. ron smith temple university student back then happened to be driving by and saw everything. >> a gentleman came out of the car in front of me and went up to the car in front of him and shot somebody through the wind window. >> reporter: three years later sean and his brother were charged and convicted based on the shaky testimony of two men who finger them for the crime in he can change for leniency for crimes they committed. attorney james four gorsky a former police officer teamed up with the presence innocence project and immediately saw holes in the story. >> he said there's no evidence against me other than what these two people said. i thought well i mean it's a murder conviction must have been some physical evidence or scientific evidence and there wasn't. >> reporter: turns out sean thomas was arrested the night before the murder accused of trying to steal a motorcycle. when the murder occurred the neck morning, sean was with his mother at a youth detention center off the ben franklin parkway. but somehow the records verifying that disappeared. and ron smith the witness his version was different and he was never asked to testify. >> i was told that my testimony wasn't consistent with other witnesses. and i wouldn't be needed. i would think that, you know, a person that was the eyewitness and alerted the police would not be discounted that picture. >> they form a picture how this murder happened and they were stick to go that and they didn't seem to want to hear anything else that interfered with that picture. >> one of the men who claimed sean was involved later recanted the story. at the request of the pennsylvania innocence project the da's conviction review unit reopen the case last fall and on tuesday, expected to ask a judge for sean's release. james, spent 900 hours investigating this case pro bo bono. >> how are you feeling. >> i feel great today. i think we're all happy about this. >> no one happier than mom it. >> makes me feel real good. real real good. because i finally have him back. >> reporter: and so hearing set for here at 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning for now sean remains in prison in schuylkill county. if a judge science off on this, he could be out as early as tomorrow. or if not, tomorrow then on wednesday. his brother for now, lucy, remains in prison. >> all right. we'll see how it shakes out. hopefully sooner than later. thank you very much, brad. develop to go night ride septa you can expect even more delays over the next few weeks. amtrak repairs are going to make some septa trains late and that work all started today. if you ride the wilmington newark regional rail line, through july 2nd expect to wait here and there. crews are repairing 14,000 rail ties and track. officials say trains might operate 20 minutes later than normal on saturday dart buses will take the place of trains between claymont and wilmington. ♪ it's hank. i'm here in upper makefield. people are calling the police saying they've seen a bear roaming around up here. with all the critters i've seen up here today, my take is, it probably ought to be. >> i wish i had actual fish. i haven't caught one yet. >> reporter: dennis brady was getting bites but big old snapping turtles weren't in the trout he had in mind and he definitely hadn't seen any bears. >> i've never seen a bear around here since i've been here. >> reporter: right. >> but i mean i wouldn't be surprised if there aren't a few. >> reporter: apparently there are. judging from police reports upper makefield says calls have come in about bear running around the jericho golf course. i went looking for the bear. you never know. i was only in town a couple of minutes i saw fox just right out in the open. >> red fox, gray foxes, yeah. >> reporter: mark anderson was fishing the canal, too. >> have you ever seen bear i've not seen bare. i've seen turkey, dear and boxes and -- >> fox are one thing but bears are another and the town is not taking any chances. upper makefield website tells those who might see a beer steer clear, keep your distance and call police the usual stuff. carl slacks farm the area for most of his life. >> i can believe that, yeah. i mean there's been instance where is there has been sightings around here, but i never seen any. >> reporter: kevin beetle told me the bears are kind of lazy they like sweets and an easy meal they absolutely will ransack your garbage. >> they like to be fat. they don't like to be lean. they'll lay around. there's big dumpster full of day old doughnuts that's perfect for them. they love it. >> reporter: like the turkey buzzards i saw working oh and piece of meat in the field or the fox or the deer i saw along the canal, dennis' turtle did escape by the way. it's their house these animals and one of the nice things about upper makefield is there's still room for everybody. even bears apparently. so if you see one give him his space and call police. i'm hank and that's my take. always think it's amazing when people get all nervous because bear is out there and that's, you know, they've lived there for long time like the bears that live there a long time. no one in the peace saw a bear. >> no. >> did they see sasquatch. >> they did see sasquatch he we are forgot to report that. >> stay off the golf course. the bears and sasquatch. >> you see these two girls. is their hair distracting it got them detention even banned from prom. amazing, right? until the community said enough is ned. she bought alarm clock that yard sale for buck. too bad it looked like a bomb and she got arrested. what? >> ♪ pass. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> in virginia, one woman is probably wishing she had thought twice before buying something at a yard sale. it landed her behind bars. daphne page walk out of supermarket and found police surrendering her car. someone call 911 thought they saw a bomb in the back seat. turns out it was an alarm clock that looked kind of like dynamite. she says she bought it for her daughter just for fun. >> i feel stupid for having spent a dollar on a stupid clock at a yard sale. it was available on the market. if it's legal to sell, why shouldn't it be legal for me to, you know, have it? >> it's valid question. isn't it? apparently prosecutors though in virginia have decided to actually use taxpayer dollars to charge page with constructing or using a hoax fire bomb. a massachusetts charter school has suspended its ban on hair he can tensionings after some outrage from the public. what was the issue? the school's decision to punish two sisters for wearing braided hair extensions. >> now critics say the policy showed bias against black students. dozen of people showed taupe protest outside a board meeting to support those girls. the policy banned what it calls distracting styles. including hair more than 2-inches high as well unnatural hair colors, shaved sides and hair he can tensions on friday the state attorney general's office told the school the policy was unlawful. the school board voted to suspend the policy for the remainder of the year last nig night. all righty. so so iain is not into the rain. me, however, i kind of like it. he likes to golf. i like the free water for my garden apparently i'll get more free water, kathy. >> i think this forecast will make everybody happy. it's not done just yet a few more days of the wet weather before we get to the holiday weekend and it's not half bad. we'll talk about that coming up. what if there was a paint... ...where each drop was 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now, that time of year again. the time when top high school students are awarded scholarships to help further their academic careers. the back stories behind this financial aid can be as motivating the checks themselves. our bruce gordon is live in center city where a scholarship presentation just wrapped up. bruce? >> reporter: whether it's academics success or career success it almost always depends on perseverance in the face of big hurdles. well tonight about half a dozen philadelphia high school seniors got an in person lesson in exactly that kind of stick to itness. >> brandon bruce remembers well the happier times with his twin brother terrell and younger brother nathaniel. like all little boys they had hopes and dreams. but eight years ago nathaniel just 20 at the time drowned while on a college service mission trip to guatemala and last december 27 many on what would have been i nathaniel's birthday terrell was shot to tenth while driving an suv in philadelphia. his female passenger was shot with murder. >> you would have been wallowing in self pity at this point. >> forme it wasn't a choice. i feel like i had obligation not only to my twin brother terrell but to my little brother nate. >> because one man of great character chose to turn the scars well written on his heart to promise and attorney. >> bruce now an attorney in washington came back to his hometown monday night to be stow college scholarship on six philly honor students. one in the murder -- >> all of them aware of the back story behind the checks they received. >> wow! when i heard they went to our school and the history that the brothers had together it touched my heart. >> if they can do it i can do it and go further and show my potential. >> actually very honorable to know a man died behind it has the name on his scholarship. >> the scholarships are meant to be more a check, a hand shake and good luck. the foundation will romaine in touch with the students and the kids will be expected to do their part as well. >> it's on them in terms of being the next generation of people who go for it start their own foundations and scholarshi scholarships. mentor, give back to the community. and become their own success stories. >> reporter: for these young people it's the start of a bright new career at least that's that it's what we hope. for brandon bruce the heart ache continues. 27-year-old martina wescott has been charged with brother's murder. the case has not gone to trial. it will be painful when it does. lucy. >> it surely will. all right. thank you bruce. on your radar tonight, mope you like rain and clouds it will be with us for the next few days. we take live look at the ben franklin parkway. kathy orr has your forecast in only 15 seconds much after a rainy day across the delaware valley we're talking about areas of fog and in philadelphia some cooler temperatures. skies are mostly cloudy and they're going to stay that way right now temperature 66. that is the high for the day. the wind is calm and the clouds are going to stick around. it is 53 in the poconos. 65 in wilmington. still 65 degrees in millville. with all of that cloud cover. down the shore, the same thing. in the 60s from beach haven through the boardwalk down to sea isle. cape may .62. the owing water temperature down a degree to only 58. as we look at visibilities three quarter mile visible in the poconos. millville down to three quarte quarters. look at the atlantic city airport only a quarter mile visibility. we'll slowly dry out tonight but i do think those areas especially down the shore will stay moist enough to see some dense fog please be aware of that for the morning commute. of course bob kelly and sue serio will have the very latest on "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning. as we go hour by hour, we see areas of fog and that cloudiness right through the morning. the clouds pretty much stick around most of the day. and then here comes the next threat of rain moving up from the south. so starting in delaware and cape may county. between four and six and this all rides to the north and here we go again with heaviest rain from philadelphia to the south and east through early wednesday morning. and then after that, we dry it out in the afternoon with another round of rain for your thursday. so we're stuck in this for the next 48 hours at least. so overnight tonight, 60 for the low with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow some break in the overcast. the rain moving up from the south late in the afternoon into philadelphia. into the evening. the high temperature 71. winds out of the north becoming easterly. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, the phils come back to town. we have some clouds and some showers tomorrow evening. wednesday looks decent. 76 after some morning clouds. thursday showers mape maybe some afternoon storms. better for friday. saturday looks good. mostly sunny near 80. sunday a chance of a shower and for the memorial day holiday, warm, with a few showers. the temperature near 80 degrees. so not a bad forecast. we just have to get through thursday i think the holiday weekend is looking pretty dece decent. we'll leave it at that. we'll zen it back to you, sean. >> kathy, we have elimination games in both the nba and the nhl. do or die time of course. see who survived plus the phillies trying to get back on track again the best team in the national league and it went exactly how you think it would go. that's coming up next in sports. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. 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[ laughter ] >> cease so good. >> okay. lucy. >> all right. what's uming up account each. >> we do have breaking news. and it is serious. thousands of young people were enjoying a night of music at an ariana grande concert when sheer terror ripped through the arena. the explosion sent nails and other shrapnel flying. killing 19 people. hours later and parents are still frantically searching for their children. latest breaking details ahead. ♪ break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. know land. nearly two dozen people have died in what authorities are calling a terror tack at an ariana grande concert. it is still you will unfolding police say the carnage is very real. good evening, i'm lucy noland. authorities think a nail bomb might have launched the shrapnel killing at least 19 e-mailing 50 more. this is what we know right now. it happened right around 10:30 manchester time. authorities say the explosion ripped through the crowd gathered outside at recent in a near the box office. a spokesperson for singer ariana grande confirmed she's not injury. no group is claiming responsibility at this point but reports indicate a suicide bombinbombing. in the crowd an estimated 20,000 people mostly children and young people. authorities have f