at 11:00. we begin with breaking news out of philadelphia's grays ferry much police say someone shot 17-year-old boy in the head inside the twin dragon restaurant played out at just about 9:15 tonight on dickinson street. now we have new information where police say that people inside that restaurant even tried pushing door shut so the shooter couldn't get inside which is when they say he fired and bullet went through the glass door and hit a teen in the head. that teen is at penn presbyterian medical center in critical condition. no arrests as of yet. police say surveillance cameras inside and outside that take out will help in the investigation. any robbery would leave pretty much anyone rallied to say the leave. but police say a masked man didn't walk into local bank with just a gun. what he left behind scary enough to alert the bomb squad. thanks for joining us at 11 coliseum lucy noland. police in delaware county say gunman held up malvern federal savings bank demanded cash leaving behind what he called a bomb that sent nearby business noose lock down. dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia state police barracks. dave report roar lucy, that gunman with the so who've call bomb caused that bank to be evacuated and surrounding stores to be placed on lock down for 90 minutes while the bomb squad was called. it turned out that be a hoax. but this had lot of people on edge. >> there were cops, bomb squad, helicopters all over. >> reporter: it was a quiet tuesday afternoon at the palace lounge nail salon on baltimore pike in concord township when a state trooper walk in with this urgent message. >> the cops came in and told us not to leave. the bomb squad is coming and there was a robbery and something with about silver pontiac. >> reporter: state police say arm suspect just walk into the malvern savings been across the parking lot and shows the tellers a gun den manned money then placed a tube with some wires attached on the count and said, it was a bomb. >> i would have been scared. i would have freaked out. i would have panic. i would have left the building. um, even if they told me not to leave, i would have left the premises. >> cave scary knowing it's right across the street. >> reporter: word of a possible bomb a hundred feet away rallied the employees at the nail salon and smoothie king next year. while the device look real it was hoax. >> that's not good. especially in this neighborhood. to be a bank robbery you had to be plotting thon bank. >> reporter: state police say the suspect escaped in four door silver pontiac and released this surveillance photo of the gunm gunman. >> just imagine he could have came in here didn't the same thing. >> reporter: now, state police are still reviewing surveillance video looking for a better shot of the get away vehicle. it has not been recover at this hour. suspect still on the loose and undetermined amount of cash was taken from the bank. lucy? >> thank you very much, dave. 85 years old. he made it through so much in live but his live ended in west philly at the hands of killer. mows say just past 3:30 this afternoon someone stabbed on addison street. family had gave us these pictures say the man who died was willie cooper. >> right now -- >> how could anybody hurt him? he was such a nice person. he took care of most the people on the block. he never hurt no one. >> so far police have not made any arrests. so apparently, in at least one town, something that most think is taboo putting familiar unless danger. in reading parking in front of fire hydrants something of an epidemic. fox 29's brad sattin is in berk county with what's going on. this is where the fire was the other night. and this is the hydrant. >> reporter: deputy fire chief ronald banks said it's become too common a car is not parked in front of the fire hydrant now, but this car was last week as two people were trapped inside a building across the street. they were eventually rescued but trying to connect hoses around the car at best waits precious time and at worse could force firefighters to find another hydrant. in with the hose hooked into it, it's kind of off balance that you don't get the straight hook up if you when you're standing in front of it. it puts a big impact on betting water supply o the fire report rot it happened two more times in reading in recent weeks. cars illegally parked in front of hydrants during active fires. it's not a rare occurrence as we found as we rode with deputy chief banks. we found this car illegal parked. >> we drove around about five minutes and found one. does this surprise you? >> it does not surprise me, no. >> reporter: photo of one of the cars was posted oh and reading fire facebook page, and hundreds of angry responses came in like run the hose through it which firefighters can do if necessary. >> what if this was your house? what if this was your son or daughter trapped or your mother trapped? >> reporter: if that's not enough, consider this much the fine here in reading about 100 bucks if you're win 15 feet of a hydrant. in reading, brad sattin, fox 29 news. in philadelphia's west oak lane an suv jump the curb drove through front lawns, plowed over a man then slammed into a fence. the driver after all of that ran off. the man he hit 8384 old joseph williams is in the hospital. he was sim mow sweeping up leaves in his front yard. police say their questioning persons of interest and witnesses say another driver had been chasing the suv for reasons that remain unclear. all right. check those christmas shopping lists twice. with only six days we're giving an eye on the devereaux date leadier deadline. fox 29's dave kinchen has the 411 live at pennsylvania lanni lanning. little elf told me you are one of the procrastinators that have yet to send things? >> reporter: i still have to finish my shopping list. hopefully i'm not alone watch i did fine out thankfully i'm in the alone but you know what, the window is closing to get those packages out for guaranteed christmas delivery. >> mailing out some clothes and boots to my cousins in north carolina. >> antonio is a little worried about everything getting to his cousins on time. >> i'm pretty much sending them text messages tonight it might not come on christmas. >> reporter: we wanted to help him out with deliver will he deadlines much we've got your back, too. fed ex and ups say you have until december 21st for overnight delivery and the cut off is 1212/82 priority mail express court zusps. >> can tone yo is going for ups. >> you helped me. you just saved me. >> that's what we're here to do. >> i appreciate you man. >> some shoppers are waiting for prompt rifle. >> i don't know fit will be -- it will be there on time it said. i'm not sure about it. >> i hope it will be. >> lena sent a package all the way to germany. makes i was little nervous. >> a little definitely because germano has christmas day earlier than here. we have it on 24th. >> reporter: of course these days amazon is the big favorite. >> i was just hoping to place a couple last minute gift orders in through prime i'm hoping to, that's correct what i am look fog are is still available with to day deliver he. >> we wanted to make mew shell hess new ham amazon deadlines december 22nd for 2 day delivery, december 23rd for 1 day delivery and even up to christmas eve for same day delivery in philadelphia. >> i think it's great if they work. i noticed some of the products, um, the deadlines are changing the availability is changing. report roar of course some people like antonio aren't quite read for the delivery stage just yet. >> i'm going shopping again tomorrow. so yeah, i'm really bad with the shopping thing. i do it every year. never fails. i think i got worse this year. >> reporter: we are a small but determined crowd to make sure we get that right gift. that's why we do it so last minute. that's my story i think sticking to it. ups expects to cliff 750 million deliveries for christmas so they're warning that they can have some delays. so that's another thing to consider. lucy. >> a lot to consider. all right, thank you very much, dave. yup. choir teacher in atlantic county faces accusation of sexually assaulting a student. new jersey state police arrested 53-year-old brian mc see in port republic. they say for the past three years, he has been assaulting the boy twice a week. prosecutors have charged the port republic elementary teacher with aggravated sexual assault, official misconduct, criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child. so a local food pantry is getting the boot bad. >> what's worse it's happening right during the holidays. fox 29's shawnette wilson live in our studios right now with what's going on shawnette. >> lucy food donations are usually the problem but not in this case. the burlington township pantry is state and federal funded and it gets regular donations from restaurants and businesses. the mall though where it operates has little to no stores remaining and the pantry is now in search of a new home. >> some people doesn't know what they're neck meal coming from. >> reporter: pearl lean campbell is worried families who rely on the burlington township food pantry could go home. >> i've been coming here four years almost 678 it's very helpful we got to get -- >> pearl lean comes here to get food every wednesday when the pantry is open for nearly three hours. she has six children youngest michelle is ten years old. >> knowing after tomorrow that it's not going to be there, what do do you tell the kids next week. >> reporter: dominic zulla run pantry on the lower level of the burlington sent mall. november 22nd he got a notice in the male saying the pantry had 30 days to vacate the mall space. >> i have no place to go. we have a pantry with no move. >> reporter: moving is a few days away. >> i'm trying to empty shelves to liquidate to have less things to move. >> reporter: dominic gets úemotional thinking of the hundred plus families they won't be able to feed. >> there's lot of families that depend on us, and that bothers me. that's how i got into this. when i saw the need, i thought i can full full it. >> reporter: he doesn't know where he can store 24 refrigerators and freezer of& meat and boxes and shelves of food. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: man with good heart there. well we left message from mall management wait to go hear back from them. dominic says he wasn't given reason why they have to leave. the space though was donated were you the pantry pays for the electric. if you have a warehouse or maybe two to 3,000 square feet of space in burlington that they can use temporarily, please do reach out to fox 29. we had love to help, lucy. >> all they need is the space. >> hopefully we can get this fixed for them. thank you shawnette. heart stopping rescues. little dog fell through the ice of a frozen pond. but one officer did not back down from the call for help. an little miracle. a woman gave birth last month to baby conceived, conceived 24 years ago. we'll tell you how that's michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. ♪ crime trend worth cheering during this holiday season. home burglars in the city of philadelphia are way down. dropping for the past five yea years. one possible reason, extra sets of electronic eyes all across our city. the number and variety of security camera systems have grown expeditiously over the past five years and during that time the number of residential burglaries in philadelphia have dropped by 43%. >> different vendors are getting involved. more product selections are becoming available and what you're seeing is the fact they tie into people's personal technology which creates a affordable convenient means to provide additional security to someone's person home in last week we showed you security cam footage of a city recycling crew grabbing a package off the front steps of a home in old richmond. police tell us the homeowner eventually got the package back and most likely will not press charges. speaking of cameras, look at what one caught. police officers and firefighters in hopewell township rescuing a dog after she fell through the ice of a pond. the dog maimed miss sell couldn't get back out. as others held one end of a rope the officer wrapped the other around himself and carried to the edge of the ice. he grabbed her by her collar and pulled her to safety. she's doing just fine and happily back with her family to night. got to love the happy endings. in two weeks, a new year begins of course and for some means starring over. seizing new opportunities aft a trying year as our bill anderson shares one local organization is giving back to others with a gift of confidence for good mess sake. ♪ >> reporter: before i can even ask the first question i knew talking about overcoming obstacles during the holidays was going to be hard for nicole brinson. >> we were together since i was tepp years old. the only person i was with. when i was 27 he passed away from asthma attack when he was 28. >> reporter: her live from that point on woundable strugg struggle. >> i suffered from addiction. i didn't want to be here many i fell like my kids were better off with somebody else. >> reporter: nicole found heel who cared about her she work with career wardrobe who helps with job training and professional clothing and this holiday season things are getting better. >> what do you give somebody whose had a rough year? fought to overcome and looking to start 2018 on positive note? maybe you give them hope. ♪ >> i'm doing it because this is the best way i know how to give back. giving a gift of beauty. >> reporter: dre ye richard decided to give makeovers to melissa, tie rain and nicole. they all work closely with career wardrobe and what do you need to start that career or ace that job interview? confidence goes a long way. >> i look good and i feel good. good i'm not scared to like actually go to an interview now. i want to do better. i'm worth so much more. >> tehran cans wants to start a business and needed an edge. melissa wants stack. you can see the transformation they went through in a few hours. >> clean the clutter and get to see who you really are. >> here's tie rain before and after. >> the confidence just to get it there and just to say, hey, this is who i am. this is what i have to bring. >> reporter: melissa before and after. and nicole before and after. >> you have to have a healthy mine, healthy heart. healthy body. when you have all them things you get to walk around with your head held up high. >> dre ya richard and career wardrobe helped these three women on their way with the gift of confidence for goodness sake. i'm bill apartment son. ♪ your weather now break from the freezing cold temperatures a lot of peel enjoying this very nice it in in university city. so it's been amazing. like today the wind was blowing but it was almost balmy. in yeah. >> it was. >> okay, this isn't killing me. i can actually take off this coat today. if it was unbelievable. i had my winter coat on and i was over dressed. definitely over dressed. tomorrow you'll need the lawyers. we have a cold front coming through tonight and the only thing you'll notice tomorrow are a few clouds and a cooler bree breeze. but no precipitation associated with this. high temperatures today were in the upper 50s. chasing 60 in atlantic city, wilmington and philadelphia and trenton even reading in allentown not far from the 60-degree mark. right now, we are still pretty mile. it's 50 in pottstown. philadelphia it's 47. the normal high is 44. for the afternoon. so still above normal at this late hour. 43 in the poconos. 48 in trenton and wrightstown and atlantic city and ac even dover at 51. you look at the country where is winter. can't really find it. minneapolis at 25. but you see that contour that purple right above that is that cold polar vortex. right. that cold air that we usually see during the winter and we will be seeing some of that but not this week. possibly into next week. sos were we go hour by hour looking at a few clouds that role in with this front. noticeably tomorrow morning. and then you'll just seabreeze see conditions. the sun comes back out then temperatures are cold again during your day wednesday. but as we skip into the weekend, it will be on the wet side but a surge of warmth returns. just can't get away from this. we have the cold air to the west. the upper plains we have part of that polar vortex for the holiday weekend into christmas but not for us. the coast will stay on the somewhat milder side through christ passade. so overnight tonight we're just talking about partly cloudy sky. low temperatures in the 30s. some 40s as well. 41 in dover. 40 in philadelphia. 41 in ac and 42 in wildwood. 26 in the poconos. tomorrow partly sunny skies, but you'll notice the wind out of the northwest. this will not be a balance mow whipped like it was today for lucy. northwest winds ten to 15. gusting to 25. when we have temperatures in the 40s you will feel that cool effect. yourself day forecast calls for chilly day as wint begins on thursday. the high 42. friday we're near 50 that's decent. rain likely s. a chance of showers on sunday near 50 look at monday. that is christmas day. mostly cloudy, 47. that's pretty nice. and then much colder. veep degrees colder for tuesday. the morning low 25. the afternoon high just making it to freezing. it will get colder as we head toward the new year. that's a look at the seven day forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. the forecast for the poe bowl is a good one for the eagles i'm thinking kristen. >> it is pro bowl rosters were released tonight and the eagles cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart with a dozen dunkin' donuts for $6.99. 12 tasty treats with with holiday flavors sprinkled in. grab a dozen holiday donuts or any classic donuts for $6.99 and make some merry out there. the holidays run on dunkin'. ♪ being selected for the pro bowl is kind of log getting an invitation from your friend from high school wedding. you want to be invite but you don want to go. you'd rather be playing in the super bowl. do you want to risk getting injured for game that doesn't matter. eagles have six players. fletcher cox, malcolm jenkins, zach ertz, brandon brooks, lane johnson and carson wept a greated in for all of them. but also shows how arbitrary the system is because guys like brandon graham and jason kelce an lot of others got snubbed. kelce is the -- rated as the top offensive lineman in the league according to pro football focus and graham has career high 9.5 sacks this season. he's in the top 20 stat wise. eagles fans are joking it doesn't matter since the birds won't be playing any way because of the super bowl but there needs to be better system than naming these guys who are having unbelievable years third tomorrow alternate. that's just disrespect full. luce so? >> all right. thank you very much kristen. in your health tonight listen to this one tennessee woman given birth to baby born who has been frozen for 24 year. >> what. >> here's the deal. the baby was conceived in 1992. born last month. >> i know. >> you should see kristen's face right now n what. >> baby started as frozen embryo donated to the donation center. the embryo was cryogenically preserved for 24 years. nine months later she finally made her big entrance into the world as beautiful sick pound 8-ounce baby girl. emma is all time record holder for the longest frozen embryo to result that birth. >> she's one month old now. >> that's mazing. >> did she travel from the past. >> she's 24 years old and she looks very young for people 24. >> she look great. i wish we can do that. 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