>> a.j.: his first hit off a lefty in a really long time. first on all year and he goes back to last year for john jass jasso. >> joe: he's on the pirates that he did office they have quietly stayed in the race in the central prehad its low ball three. the problem here for terry collins is yes, reed is struggling, where do you go from here? >> a.j.: there's nobody that's going to be up. there's no help for you, it's just you. >> joe: he's doing his best to help his pitcher out. >> a.j.: they both had words for stew after the last pitch. they both called thought it was a strike and he called it a ball low. surprises me he was swinging after the argument that just ensued after the last pitch. you must want to take one right there just to see if there's a reaction. >> a.j.: games change. >> joe: a pop up in the left center. reyes is out to pull it in for out number two. the last moment umpiring crew put the hands off, infield fly rule is in effect as riaz got under it comfortably. it will be up to adam frazier. >> a.j.: that's always a question i have. is it really an infield fly? it's not really in the infield. there was the one with the braves and cardinals in the wild card game, that's not an easy play. he still running and he still 60, 70 feet into the outfield. i never know one exactly it is an infield fly and when it isn't because of the way, especially with shifts in the way people are moving around today. >> joe: here's fraser, and they're saying if you're able to come under it with less than considerable effort it's able to be an infield fly regardless of positioning. looks pretty routine for raz. but it will be a fourth consecutive inning for the pirates stranding to. and is quickly-2. >> a.j.: got jammed 3-1. that's the way the at-bats have gone for the pirates with runners in scoring position. they get them on but can't get them in. >> joe: fouled it off, he'll do it again. a concern now for reid regardless. they still need him for the ninth-inning. season-high 29, this will be the 23rd. speeeleven 0-2 in the dirt, rivera another big step. >> a.j.: he's having himself a ninth-inning behind the plate. decide yourself over, get in front of it. and that's tough because he set up a way, when the ball is down and in, so he has a ways to go to get that ball and to keep it his glove. didn't even have a rebound or deflection, it was into his glove. >> joe: breaking ball on the routine ground ball in the pirates are one for 12 with runners in scoring position tonight. able to wiggle out of it. 4-2 to the bottom of the eighth. so, if anyone has a reason that these two should not be wed, speak now. 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( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. >> joe: play ball is mlb's initiative to inspire all forms of baseball and supple participation. making play opportunities available and fun for everyone. earlier today they put on a clinic and support a play ball we can here in new york. boys and girls ages 8-14 from elm jack little league participated. >> a.j.: they got t-shirts. we even got them. right there. play ball weekend. you not to? hit a homer. they always put these things on the back of the shirt. i love the play ball initiative and everything it stands for. but last year they had a different saying on the back. it's a baseball, stickball, wiffle ball, softball, kickball, and punch ball. >> joe: punch ball? >> a.j.: no one knew what punch ball was that we had to find out what it was and i'm still confused by the definition. it's like baseball without a pitcher or a catcher. you punch the ball. spoon one ball, one strike on neil walker. where you punch the ball from? >> a.j.: it's moving, you have to just punch the ball. it's an interesting sport that i've never heard of. i found my play ball straight last year. >> a.j.: i'm being told you toss the ball up and you punch it. >> joe: you pitch it to yourself and punch it. i like it. spin that the strike, we go to jp. >> growing up in cincinnati, ohio, he wanted to play t-ball when he was three years old but the league of their said he was too young. however, the harrison family was told he could play on one condition. his mother had to be the coach. apparently she did pretty well. i asked him, how good of a coach was she, he's got a great smile, he said hey, i'm still playing so she must have been pretty good. >> joe: walker on the ground to second, there is harrison to throw him out for the first out of the inning. brother played nine years in the minors. >> speaking about the harrison family, josh and his older brother, as he mentioned they host a clinic every year in their hometown of cincinnati on the martin luther king jr. holiday, a free clinic for kids so they can see that they can make it to the big leagues as well. >> joe: josh would always take along to vince at his practices in his games and when the team is cleaning the field after the games he would try to sneak out and get his own bp. this three or 4-year-old kid. here's duda, front door breaking batch. >> a.j.: great story. i love the play ball organization. it gets kids out. having kids myself, you'll find out how hard it is to get them unplugged from video games because they are so realistic, and their ipads and their iphones, just everything that is available for kids nowadays, to get them outside, show them baseball is fun and when you actually plays baseball there's a lot more that goes into it other than just standing around. so many people think you just stand around but it so many little things that go into playing baseball. as a great organization in major league baseball has done a tremendous job with it. >> joe: 0-2 to duda is a little bit out, ball one. so get out and play this weekend. play punch ball. why not? 2-2. our step by looked over and asked what kind of ball they use. he asked if it was a baseball, but i'm guessing they're not punching a baseball. a softball? i don't think it would be that either. i would guess it would be similar to a kickball. soft, air-filled. full count. >> a.j.: i bet if it was baseball they would have a high dl rate on the punch ball circuit. there would be a lot of broken knuckles and broken fingers. bases empty, one out. there is harrison taking his feet and throwing them out. tonight's telecast is sponsored by the all-new chrysler pacifica imported from detroit, and for continuous 24-hour energy relie relief. wilmer flores, one of the three mets home runs in this game, came back in the fourth inning, we've not had any scoring since. bruce hit one, walker hit one as the mets try to end this three-game losing streak. 1-0. parrots in the ninth inning against addison reed will have two, three, and for coming up. that's harrison, polanco, and freese. high drive to left. the rising liner. he makes the catch! adam fraser, a super utility man. no matter where they're putting him, making plays and taking extra bases awaits sms it to the night in a 4-2 game in new york. the ninth inning with ahe pirats for his first career to inning harrison lined the base had to right. his second head of the night and the pirates with a good start to this ninth-inning. it all starts here, the 2017 major league baseball draft, coverage beginning at 6:00 eastern, monday, june 12th. that makes polanco the tying run in a 4-2 game here. if you like a broken record in saying this is not been the issue. the issue has been getting goes home. >> a.j.: plenty of traffic on the bases and plenty of opportunities to have plenty of runs there. unfortunately for pittsburgh and the pirate fans, they have not been able to get anybody home. >> joe: polanco off the hands, rivera will not have room, strike one. each of the last three innings the pirates have stranded two. >> a.j.: a recipe for failure. >> joe: and frustration. >> a.j.: and frustration. we saw wilmer flores' frustration. there's been a lot of that on the pirate side. >> joe: harrison holds on it first. polanco has a kind of power that kittitas came with one swing. only three homers this year. last year he hit more than 20. >> a.j.: addison's read the mike addison reed's fastball cuts into a left-handed hitter. we talked about polanco hitting balls better last year early. be careful in there. >> joe: bounced wide to the bag, and it's 1-2. next pitch will be a season-high for reed but he had to throw 22 in the eighth inning but there's nothing else out there for terry collins to go to. going up on 1-2. polanco follows it off. he's hitless on he struck out in three of those five appearances. >> a.j.: i think they're going to go back foot slider here. polanco has a little bit of a whole down in and where he doesn't see the ball. as a left-handed hitter you see the ball in and you go and commit and it disappears at your back foot and it's usually a foot away pitch varieties into left-handed hitters. they are going up again. they weren't satisfied so they're going to try again. >> joe: he listened to left, easily playable with the first out in the ninth. so, polanco is retired and here comes david freese. one for for tonight. five home runs this year. the guy that has had his fair share of big hits throughout his career. world series mvp, how 21 runs batted in in a single postseason with the cardinals in that 2011 championship run. now in his ninth year, second one with pittsburgh. i had 1-0. lined to right center. bruce is back on it with room on the track. two out. [cheers and applause] got a little bit off the end of the bat. the mets are one out away from wrapping this up. >> a.j.: just missed this one. reminiscent of the world series in 2011 where he had the tying trouble off the rangers in the bottom of the ninth with two ou out. got them in extra innings were he went on to hit the lock of home or in game six to get it to game seven when the cardinals eventually won the world series. he was a little bit shallow, but the ball hit the top of the wall, in his defense. >> a.j.: pitching coach says this is the guy we want, we do not want andrew mccutchen. also, don't worry about the runner. i'm actually surprised the mets are mets are omitting him with the two-run lead, taking away from duda's range. forget this guy, get a breather. the whistling fastball away. >> a.j.: there was also a little strategy. saying we want to attack him here. we don't want to back at the plate where he could do is damage. >> joe: bell swings and lips a fly ball follow. 1-1. has a team-high 11 homers this year, first full big league season for the youngster out of texas. in out away from his lungs were safe but a ground ball to shortest picked up by rias. that that will do it! addison reed a six out save and the mets hold on for a 4-2 win to even the series at one game apiece. sponsored by the hartford is that final out as read has to throw 36 pitches, seven more than any other outing this year. >> a.j.: ground ball to shorts, the prevailing moment of the game, and a huge sigh of relief from terry collins and addison reed after picking up the two inning say. >> joe: it will be a serious rubber match tomorrow for terry collins and the mets against the pittsburgh pirates. coming up next, we'll send it back to the studio for postgame coverage. kevin burkhart and the guys after this 4-2 win. gsellman the winner and reed the same. >> it is "baseball night in america" postgame style. i'm kevin burkart. the mets even the series with the pirates, along ball for them. for a guy that was almost run out of new york at the end of last year, jay bruce has had quite a good season. >> he's looking very comfortable. if they fall out of contention, will they resent them as a free agent? he's set the stage this year. many teams will be interested. if he continues to play like this they might have a chance. >> neither one of these managers are going to let their teams quit. right now things haven't gone well for them but they are going to go out and battle. parrots with the other night, the mets win today, so we'll see the rubber match tomorrow. >> way to go. there's a long way to go for these two teams. a little history today in miami. edinson volquez trying to throw a no-hitter and he's got it right here. how about this? it's chris owings to strike out, the sixth no-hitter in marlins history, first ever for volquez, and a 3-0 marlins win and this was pretty special because afterwards, he said i dedicate this game to jose fernandez, of course, who died in a boating accident, and then you're donna ventura, his former team in kansas city who had his 26th birthday today. that was pretty cool. >> no question. he threw with a heavy heart but had a live arm. nine innings, a little over 98 pitches. not over 98 pitches, exactly 98 pitches for the swings and misses that arizona had, you could tell that he had no hit stuff. >> it's definitely the stuff was on the world series bread he can hit where he wants to. hit with those special friends who died. hats off to him because he had a very good team today. arizona diamondbacks up and swinging the ball well all season long. excellent job. >> mets get a win. that's what we've got here for you tonight. reminder to catch "baseball night in america" next week. many of you will see the yankees and the orioles, check your local listings for that one. i'm kevin burkart. see you. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win 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fiosgigabit.com. another terror attack in london, what investigators know tonight. >> plus three year old boy in delaware county accidentally shoots himself. where he found the gun. your news in 30 seconds. and the number on the back is... yeah i'm going to have to call you back. hey...hold on... we understand people lose things. here ya go, sarah. hold on to this one. thank you. sarah? so at td bank, you can replace a lost debit card instantly. yep, that's mine. don't just bank. bank human™. this is "fox 29 news" at 10:00. we're following breaking news out of london tonight where police are investigating two terror attacks. the driver of a van ran over people on the london bridge and then a man goes on a stabbing spree at a london cafe. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. this is the third attack to hit the uk this year. the investigation still unfolding right nowment fox's brian yanis with the very latest. >> reporter: this video showing london police apprehending one person near the scene of the incident, terrorist attack on busy crowded saturday night in the heart of london, this after terrorist mode people down on westminster bridge killing five and injuring 50. reports that a white van veered off the pavement on london bridge and struck several people. this witness describes what he saw near the bridge. >> shots, shots, no, there is a crashed van, shots getting fired, and bang, bang, bang. but we just dashed back by the police. >> just outside the market. i just saw a load of people run away from the market, there were people lying on the ground, a taxi driver had the window down, shouting at people to run. we ran for like 100 meters then saw loads of police cars show up. it was kind of a period of quite intense gunfire. i hid in the restaurant basically for about an hour. >> british media report that several men jumped out of the van and started randomly stabbing pedestrians, people are seen running down the street with panic and fear. london police are urging the public to remain calm, but be alert and vigilant. president trump tweeting, quote, whatever the united states can do to help naught london and the uk we will be here. we are with you, god bless. washington continues to monitor the situation, in the uk. >> in new york, brian yanis, fox news. >> authorities here are closely watching the events unfold in london. statement from philadelphia police reads, quote, we are continuing to monitor the situation in london, as always we will collaborate tone sure the safety of our citizens, we are continuing to follow the developments of this story and we will bring them to you throughout this newscast. also developing right now a trang inning scene in delaware county where a toddler died from gunfire. they say the young boy shot himself. >> it happened on bethel road, in chester township, this afternoon. liver outside the chester township police department. joanne, you have the latest on this tragic story. >> reporter: that's right, joyce, difficult day for everyone here in chester township specially devastating, for the family that far little boy, tough on the police who respond today a call that a toddler had been shot, right now the investigation centering on how the little boiman and today get the gun and shoot himself. >> heart breaking to be here for this type of thing that's the reaction hereof deadly shooting in chester township. >> i i understand you have a license to carry, but poor kid to get it, i don't understanded. >> police say toddler who lived in this house found a loaded gun this afternoon and shot himself in the chest. next-door neighbor, steven pots; in shock. he saw the little boy, just yesterday. >> just yesterday coming home from work. he wanted to play with my daughter, loved my dog. just good kids. >> neighbors and family members gather to console one another outside of the home on bethel road. while police collected evidence. >> this stretcher thing was in my driveway, i come out, the dog was working, like -- so then i see all of the cops come in. then i hear from the cops. >> i can't really believe that a gun would be accessible to two year old, from what i'm being told, gun was under the bed. and i can't believe that a child would be able to get -- gain access to a gun under a bed. who, you know, who would do that? >> reporter: sadly recent study by the associated press and usa today found gun accidents killed at least one child in this country every other day. >> this is a sad and unfortunate situation. i'm really lost for words. my prayers go out to the family, and all who is affected by this. >> the family of the toddler said the little boy watts named junior, the family asked for privacy and did not wish to make any comment or statements. police are of course investigating this deadly shooting. live in chester township, delaware county, joanne, "fox 29 news," back to you, dawn. >> joanne, thank you. under arrest the man accused of stabbing philadelphia city councilman david oh, turns himself into police today. the man surrendered shortly after police issued a warrant for his arrest. >> fox 29's steve keeley was right there. >> reporter: getting out of the passenger seat of his lawyer's honda just five hours after 24 year old sean yarbary's family new he was a wanted man, "fox 29 news" he was being brought to our location where we reported this morning on good day philadelphia, that police identified him as the a taj err of councilman david oh. told the family, if he's innocent, the best way to proclaim that first thing do is turn yourself in. and so he did. >> this juncture, he denies all of the allegations. we will see what the evidence shows. that's all i can tell you for now. we don't have anything. >> sean's grandmother lives just doors away from councilman oh here on thomas avenue, where the councilman was back homeless than 24 hours after being stabbed wednesday night. as he was getting items out of the back of his city issued chevy suv. councilman oh, police say, identified him from this previous mugshot as the guy who demanded his car keys, wallet, everything else he had on him as he was stabbed and fought off the attacker who ended up getting nothing before just getting away. >> could have been much worse, the way this guy went @ tack, continuing to try to injury the councilman, if it hadn't been for him fighting as hard as he did, it could have been worse. >> his step dad says sean has a job working for a friends painting and has never been convicted of a cribbing as an adult, just stupid youthful mistakes, he followed the advice of step dad and lawyer, if he didn't do this, turn yourself in the moment police know you are looking for you and that's what he did. >> he has been charged this evening with attempt to commit murder, robbery, simple assault, wreckless endangering another person. >> while he's back in police custody, councilman oh, already back at work. both likely to face each other soon in a preliminary hearing. in southwest philly, steve keeley, "fox 29 news." and as steve mentioned, councilman oh back at work just two days after he was attacked. he's already made a number of public appearances including one today at the philadelphia museum of art. he talked about how he's doing. >> i needed surgery, but, you know, fortunately it didn't cut into anything else. and i've made a rather speedy recovery. i'm motivate today get out and get to work and i think, you know, address the underlying issues about why people end up in unfortunate circumstances here in our city. >> councilman oh said that he has never seen the guy before the attack. on your radar tonight, here is a live look along the ben franklin parkway. some showers could move in for the end of your weekends. meteorologist, monica, has your first look at the forecast, hopefully they'll hold off for little while, monica? >> we are expecting skies to remain clear, that means, temperatures are going to be dropping. a cool overnight, at 66 degrees already, dropping 10 degrees, below the high for today. seventy-six was your high, very comfortable, we had a lot of sunshine, really great wrap up to our saturday. then, again, what we are talking about through the overnight are the mostly clear skies, that's going to allow the temperatures to fall. talking 53 degrees in the suburbs, 57 for those every us in the city. those winds out of the east, five to 10 miles per hour. that's how we are starting tomorrow morning at least into the mid to low 50's, but it is a quick warm up. by noontime tomorrow, talking 75 degrees, if you are headed out and grilling, watch for increasing rain chances. as we head to about 3:00, there is a storm chance, possible, temperatures at 82 degrees. that's your high as we're going to go, around 6:00 when storms could become more scattered in nature. we will be talking about that and timing it all out for you coming up in a look at the full forecast, back to you. >> monica, thank you. delaware man behind bars tonight charged with trying to kill a 20 year old man in new castle. police say 23 year old andre queen shot the victim several times, it was on tuesday, about 1:15 in the afternoon, at the bay view manor on keller buyer road, charged with attempted murder. no word on the victim's condition. >> woman was hit and killed crossing a street in broomall, delaware county, police say the driver did stop at the scene, happened around 6:15 this morning, the victim was walking across sussex boulevard when the car hit her, no word yet on any charges. the investigation continues. >> and, somerset county new jersey a few dozen demonstrators gathering across from trump national gulf club in bed minister, rally one of many march for truth rallies happening in cities all across the country today. critics of the president are protesting the trump administration agenda, calling for further investigations into its ties with russia. >> meanwhile, pro trump supporters are also speaking out. fox's garrett ten i reporting from washington. >> our democracy is under attack, what do we do? >> mars for truth, taking place around the country today, protesting president trump's agenda on healthcare, the environment and his relationship with russia. >> what i hope is done is that we're able to pay attention to things that are important to the american people, and not the few, that we can deal with climate change, real, and have people stop denying it. >> rallies in cities across the country including chicago chick, seattle, outside new jersey. some of the mars are also using the rallies to call for greater unity, as a nation. approach each other, and talk with respect, and empathy for one another. we've got to have these two basic values, in order to progress together as one country. >> not far from the protests in our nation's capitol was a pittsburgh not paris rally to show support for president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. >> he's in for jobs, jobs, jobs, in to protect this country, defense going properly, he's got out of the paris agreement, which i agree with, 100 percent. >> we want to let him know we support everything and appreciate his courage in making america safe again. >> while the president pulled the united states out of the paris accord, many mayors and governors across the country say they plan to stick to the requirements of the international agreement n washington, i'm garrett, fox news. a vicious attack on 90 year old man. it happened in broad daylight. the horrific injuries the man suffered as a result of the brutal assault. >> plus almost two weeks after a terror attack outside an ariana grande concert, artists are coming together to stand strong. we have a preview of tomorrow's star studded concert. the stars back. and we know smoke something bad for your health, and secondhand smoking isn't good either, but is there a helotries interesting third hand smoke? pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. we are following breaking news out of london where police are investigating two terror attacks. there are reports that at least one person -- the first attack on the london bridge, a van jumped the curb and mode down pedestrians. and the other was a knife attack, at a nearby market. in the wake of the tragedies, president trump took to twitter, to promote his so called travel ban. he also offered help to britain. >> meanwhile, nearly two weeks after another terror attack in england, last minute preparations are underway for ariana grande's one love manchester concert, to benefit victims of the attack at her concert. >> justin bieber, katy perry, and other major stars are joining the ariana grande concert tomorrow. kristin has the story. >> reporter: security will be tight at the concert to benefit the 22 people killed and dozens of others injured at ariana grande's show in manchester uk last week. >> you see the police presence, then it is our safety that they're looking after t can only and good thing. >> reporter: stars, miley cyrus, bieber, black eye peas will be performing. >> i don't want senseless act of terror and fear to break apart the connection we have with people. the thing that music, of the people, tone lighten them, inspire, bring joy. >> on friday ariana grande made a surprise advice knit manchester to some of her fans injured at last week's concert. >> she was over the moon. she was very mouse i at first, she had a good conversation for about ten minutes, she made her like a bouncing flag, and i had no idea what it was, it was quite funny breaking it down. >> manchester school choir is also performing at ariana grande's concert. >> considering whether we should go back or not, but if there is a community, as part of the building up pushes the healing process, it is important we do, that as a community, as a sit. >> i proceeds will go to emergency funds set up by city of manchester and the british red cross to help the families and those affected by the bombing. in new york, fox news. musician greg allman was laid to rest today in georgia. crowds lined the streets of the city of macon, georgia trying to catch a glimpse of the hurst caring allman's body. many celebrities and dignitaries, attended the private service, including former president jimmy carter, anal manned's ex-wife, cher. the rocker was a member of the allman brothers group. he died last weekend after a series every health problems. allman was 69 years old. caught on camera, in new york city, an attacker goes after zero nine year old man. take a look, you can see the suspect kicked the victim's shopping cart, then hit the elderly man in the head with a cane. they say the attack unprovoked, some witness it is jump in to defend the victim and chased off the attack edger, police still looking for him, the victim suffered numerous injuries, and has lost hearing in one of his ears by being hit so hard. >> we all know the dangers of smoking and even second hands smoke, but you may not be aware of another smoking danger. >> it is called third hand smoke. residue that you can't see or maybe can't even smell. and young children may be at risk the most. >> we're going to inhale as much as you can. blow out as much as you can. >> eileen mccormick's routine breathing test. this is every month, along with two shots of a steroid serum. cigarette smoke is an arch enemy. she has been telling people that for years whether there is smoke in a room, outside a room, she knows when it is lurking. >> i can feel it, i can feel my system change whg i'm around smoke, even when i can't smell t i don't know if there is some residue that's left by smoking. but i can feel it in my throat and in my chest and my bronchial tubes. >> i need to make my next appointment. >> new study has found that eileen is likely react to go something 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