investigating. >> reporter: 22 people were killed. and dozens of on thes injured. 20 of them critically. when an improvised explosive device packed with nuts and bolts was detonated. >> police have now spoken with all the immediate families of those who died and confirmed that one of the victims was a police officer. very sadly i can confirm that one of the victims is a serving police officer. jeu due to the number of victi victims, the are likely to take four to five days after this we will be in a position to formally name the victims. >> reporter: terror threat in the uk now up to its highest level critical. the show of force is evident with nearly a thousand military troops being deployed to high profile sites. >> what i say to london and visitors is, you will see additional police officers on our streets. the key thing is to be calm and to be vigilant. carry on as normal. >> reporter: police confirming they have arrested the older brother and younger brother of the suicide bomber. the bomber's father says, his son is innocent. in manchester, england, rick leventhal, fox news. again police believe a network of people is behind the attack. as the news breaks of course you'll learn about it first on fox29.com or on the air fox 29. only op fox tonight a drug raid at a popular restaurant in radnor all went down at 12:30 today. police say a bartender 31-year-old edison are a cheh good was selling cocaine while on duty at the restaurant. undercover officers say they made four drug purchases behind the restaurant on different days, and today they made a bust. the restaurant right next to a school. the man could face additional charges because of that. second person of interest now getting questioned in that case. no charges child as of yet. on to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at wilmington on this wednesday night. it's dry for now, but don't worry that will change. >> no worry. we got rain an loft it coming in. live look outside old city studios even storms moving in to our area. so it's going to be an interesting morning rush. just days from the holiday weekend a lot of folks hoping the rain moves out as quickly as possible. >> i'm one of them. how long will it stick around? kathy? >> a little bit too long i think iain and lucy. it's going to come in and go out but then we have another round for the weekend but first things first. you see all of this orange and yellow on the radar screen that's all moving toward the delaware valley as we go hour by hour, it comes in like a wall tomorrow morning right in time for the morning rush when we wake up we'll be greeted by the rain. late in the morning we take break. maybe even some breaks of sun especially south jersey and delaware. and that will warm temperatures up destabilize this area we could see big storms down through the delmarva area by the afternoon. during the afternoon into the evening some showers and storms popping up. that means a cold front will be moving through to try to dry it out. now here's the timing. 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m., the heaviest rain in the philadelphia area and maybe some storms. then we catch a break then between 4:00 and 9:00 scattered showers and thunderstorms and we look at the rain accumulation we're talking between 1:00 and y tomorrow. the severe threat as i mentioned mainly through delaware, you can see the eastern shore of maryland and going southward and that would be tomorrow afternoon and of course the main threat would be damaging winds and frequent lightning as we look ahead we'll continue tonight. showers and storms for tomorrow. temperatures will be rising in the seven day around 80 degrees. but then some holiday rain to talk about. scott and i will be back with the details on that a little bit lady on in the broadcast. we'll see you then. >> sounds like you got a lot to talk about. thank you kathy. let's take live look at cape may and of course remember you can always get real time information from our fox 29 weather authority by don't loading our fox 29 weather app for your smart phone or tablet look for it in apple or google play stores. we are on top of a developing story right now. two counselors at addiction facility in chester county are dead. the cause of death, a drug overdose. it all happened sunday at freedom recovery a facility in west brandywine township. >> our jeff cole joins us now in studio with more. jeff. >> reporter: we were out there. chester county da says it's a dramatic example of opioid stalking and killing pennsylvania residents. to counselors inside an addiction recovery house die from a heroin and fentanyl overdose in this west brandywine home. police were call to the freedom ridge recovery lodge at 1:30 sunday to find the two counselors dead in their bedrooms. their drugs and needles out in the open for all to see. the da says the residents in the house trying to kick their habits found and used the drug narcan to attempt to save one of the counselors. a co owner of the facility disputes the men were counselo counselors. but the chester county da says they sure are. >> well it's a tragedy of at diction. and this is, you know, this is what happens with at diction. >> reporter: but these were counselors. >> they weren't counselors. >> reporter: >> i have to comment at this time. this is attach dee at diction. thank you. >> reporter: rear every really quickly the district attorney says they were counselors. >> two overdoses were the two counselors at the facility. it was two counselors at a drug addiction facility who had overdosed and died on heroin and fentanyl. and the individuals who found them were actually the residents at this drug treatment facility. >> reporter: that's the chester county da there. now recovery houses like these are not state regulated. no state regulation here. the da says certainly he thinks they should be. apparently the counselors had bought the drug tousle brought a birthday. no criminal charges filed as of yet. certainly have more details coming up at 6:00. i'm jeff cole. iain to you. >> jeff, thanks. half of the new jury pool being question dad in bill cosby's sex assault case said they formed an opinion on his guilt or innocence. 12 jurors and through alternates chosen so far this week in pittsburgh. those who have pins aren't necessarily disqualified if they convince judge they can put aside that and focus on the trial which begin the june the fifth. >> jurors take another look at evidence as they deliberate in the murder trial avenue camden county man accused of killing this three-year-old son. the panel helped to watch an interview with the creato and a conversation secretly by the boy's mother. they deliberated for four hours today. they are first day of deliberations. he maintains his son wandered away from his haddon township home in october of 2015. >> man is clinging to life aft somebody shot nim had the head on the streets of north philadelphia. to police officers were park near 29th street and lehigh avenue last night. when they heard a gunshot. then a woman yelled to them he's on the ground. that's when officers saw 40-year-old man lying on the ground bleeding. medic rushed him to temple university hospital. he's in extremely critical condition. police are looking forever who fired that shot. now montgomery county. police say the two men here rabid a gas station at gun point last night. investigators say the two walked in to the eagle fuel along easton road around 7:31 of them had what police think is a black semi automatic handgun. the two worked together to get cash from the store. ran off. nobody hurt, though. police in delaware are asking for your help to identify this suspected bang robbery. he walk into the m and t bank on market street in wilmington yesterday, hasn't add teller a note demanding cash. the teller gave him some money and took off. anyone with any information is asked to call police. a serious scare for some people in salem county, new jersey of the last night a lot of television viewers saw messages like this one warning them about a problem at nuclear power plant. the new jersey office of emergency management says it was a mistake and part of a drill that went live and no one was ever in any danger. >> president trump first official international trip continues and pope francis gave him some gifts with meaning at the vatican today. the president hasn't revealed much about their discussion. the gifts speak volumes. the pope gave mr. trump his essay on the importance of saving the environment, of course, the president has called climate change a hoax. pope francis also presented him with medallion of an olive tree a symbol piece. the president calls the visit an honor of a lifetime. >> he is something. he is really great. we a fantastic meeting and we had fantastic tour. it was really beautiful. >> president trump is now in brussels where he's meeting with leaders of nato. the same leaders he at one time called irrelevant. meanwhile president trump's first budget request to congress proposed to cut $3.6 trillion in federal spending over the next ten years but members on both sides of the aisle are already saying the plan just doesn't add up. fox's lauren blanchard is in washington tonight with the latest. >> reporter: president trump's budget being picked apart by congress today revealing some of the president's top priorities. many of which are not sitting well with democrats. >> the budget is nothing more than a collection of his promises that's how we wrote it. >> reporter: house budget committee grilling white house budget director mick mulvaney today as he makes the case for the president's $4.1 trillion budget request. the proposal is for 218 fiscal year would include $200 billion for infrastructure. 2.6 more for border security and nearly 19 million for a new parental leave plan. democrats focus in on the more than $600 billion in cuts to medicaid. reminreminding mulvaney as cande donald trump pledged not to touch entitlements. >> the president didn't want to touch social security retirement and medicare. >> a heated exchange between betsy devos and congresswoman clark. after devos refused to say if she would block private schools that discriminate against lgbt students from receiving federal aid dollars. >> the bottom line is we believe that parents are the best equipped to make choices for their children's schooling and he have indication decisions. >> i am shocked that you cannot come up with one example of discrimination that you would stand up for students. >> reporter: mulvaney told congress his goal to get a balanced budget within ten yea years. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. maryland teenager says her christian high school is banning her from graduation because she's pregnant. her fight to walk on stage and get her diploma. she told me that i was -- i'm to know that jehovah and she goes by god. >> why cops say she called herself goldie locks 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>> take look at the protests here in okay brook, illinois. at the mcdonald's shareholders meet wrack the fight for 15 was front and center. mcdonald's did agree at its owned restaurants about two years ago to raise the minimum wage about a dollar higher than the local minimums. but that's not enough for lot of workers. we talked to one of them. adrianna alvarez from chicago. she said she makes nine dollars an hour, does not get overtime because they don't allow her to to get up to 40 hours a week. she also doesn't get benefits and she said, that's just not fair. i asked her, why don't you go find a job where somewhere else that pays better? here's what she toll us. >> of course there was other things i wanted to do. life happens and i had to stay at mcdonald's and but i don't see why i have to pursue other things when i like my job at mcdonald's. i like mcdonald's and they make plenty of money they can pay me a little bit more wage and everybody else. i mean they're global company. they should use that power to do good, not to do bad. >> reporter: this year the voices of the workers at mcdonald's added to by the voices of the millionaires. a group called patriotic millionaires run by former black rock managing partner says mcdonald's is part of the problem and they need to raise their wages because it would be good business. morris pearl in an open letter to mcdonald's ceo said, mcdonald's can't thrive over the long term if its workers are just scraping by. the business model that mcdonald's pioneered in the 50 social security falling flat with 21st century consumers. the truth is the business has done pretty well over the past year or so the stock for mcdonald's up about 20% over the course of this past year. although the stock at some of its fast food competitors up even more. folks likes jack in box and wendy's. from the mcdonald's annual shareholders meeting outside chicago, i'm jeff flock with the fox business network. ♪ fox 29 weather authority. live look at ocean city and just a few days a whole lot of people are going to be heading down the shore or up to the moutains maybe just into the backyard to grill. historically memorial day weekend usually have nice. hopefully it will be that way again. >> we want to get outside inn enjoy that good weather. >> it won't be perfect. it typically never s this was last year memorial day itself was 78 degrees. but over the weekend we had temperatures around 90. so it was a hot stretch for us. but it was much different in 2015. we had some sweatshirts. we had some shorts. temperatures ranged from the 70s to the 80s. so they did go above average when we went back the past decade and looked at the memorial days themselves the warmest memorial day was 93 degrees that was in 2011. a warm year. the coolest was only 74 degrees in 2013. normal is in the mid 70s. this year we'll be at 78 degrees. looks like a very decent day with a chance avenue shower. right around normal for this time of year. we'll have the complete forecast for memorial day holiday weekend from the city to the shore coming up in just a few minutes. scott will be here with that. for now we'll send it back to you. pretty average. >> that's fine. thank you very much, kathy. we got little heroes on our hands. how a group of fourth graders helped foil some burglars. >> a mother, her baby and dog harrowing ordeal attacked by a swarm of bees. who came to their rescue. and one of those studies that we just love. why you may want to load up on chocolate. ♪ my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. tech: when your windshield trust safelite autoglass.. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond. at safelite, we stand behind our work... because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. >> massive fire ball in california. gas tanker crash and exploded the driver died. investigators say the tanker was going southbound on highway 99. it's a big north southbound highway. it's a big one there. it happened in atwater when it lost control. overturned then burst into flames. basically that's the agricultural area. the skit is still closed tonight while crews clean up the whole mess. huge landslide buries part of the spa civic coast highway in california. check out this aerial video for perspective the white line you can see is the highway. so you can see where the landslide just blocked it off. it's a 40-foot layer of rock and dirt weighing more than a million tons. landslide cut off access to big sir. a popular tourist destination along the central california coast. one of the most zonis nick highways in the world. mother, her baby and dog have just survived a harrowing ordeal. they're alive after a swarm of bees attacked because of one man who dropped everything to help them. that's why they're alive. the man says he was at home in san diego when he heard a woman screaming for help. so he jumped into his car and drove over. and he found the woman who was walking with her baby and dog. her face was covered in bees it look like they she beard. her told her to get into his car but she was struggling trying to get her baby out of the covered stroller. the bees started flying into the car so he had to do something and he had to do it fast. >> i just pushed the stroller down the street swatting them around the stroller and off my face. they were in my ears. they were in my nose. couple in my mouth. i bit one. >> the woman ended up at a hospital. we don't have any word how she's doing but her baby and her dog we know are fine. a man who looks like the joker from batman goes before a judge in miami. someone called the cops after they say they saw 29-year-old lawrence sullivan waving a gun at passing drivers. he's been charged with carrying a concealed firearm. according to the arrest report sullivan told the officer he didn't have permit because quote it's too expensive. he says he's a tattoo model. >> developing right now police officer is dead after an explosion near a bus terminal in indonesia. authorities think it was a suicide bombing. two other officers and two other people including a student are injured. there's lot to see this week along the hudson river in new york. >> yeah it's the 29th annual fleet week full swing right now. u.s. naval and coast guard ship passed by the intrepid museum. hundreds manned the rails as the ships passed by. memorial day ceremony will feature the unveiling of a 100-foot american flag. ceremonial wreath laying an traditional rival salute. philadelphia police headquarters has been at the round house. that's going to change soon. call home. maryland teenager says her christian high school is banning her from graduation because she's pregnant. her fight to walk on stage to get her diploma. kathy or so much going on. >> um-hmm. we are hours away from the rain getting very close moving through west virginia and virginia hours of showers and some thunderstorms. we'll time it out and have the holiday weekend coming up. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. 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. ♪ high school senior says she's being denied the chance to walk at graduation. the issue, she's pregnant. >> yeah, that is not okay at her conservative school. fox's marine ma moracco reports. such a small school and it's such a big deal and i'm the only one that won't be there. to walk the stage. >> reporter: maddie is a graduating student at heritage academy the only one in her class of 15 seniors who won't be a loud to walk. >> 25 weeks tomorrow. >> because she's pregnant. >> tobacco, alcohol, drugs, immoral will the. >> heritage academy is a k through 12 non denominational conservative christian school. at the beginning of every school year, high school students and their parents each sign a pledge. >> because i mean i signed it was just like a typical thing every school year you sign it yeah, i know i got to listen. >> it reads "this application extends to my actions such as protecting my body by be a staining from sexual em more rat will the and from the use of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs". >> you feel that this -- there's a different interpret interpretation to this pledge that would allow for her to walk on graduation? >> i do. i do. yeah. i think, you know, the difference is consistency number one. because we've had -- we've had other students that have had serious infractions, and they've walk in the past and they're allowed to walk this year. report roar maddie was president the of school board which tackles discipline. he resigned from the board once his daughter made the decision to n the school she was pregna pregnant. the school's principal believes heritage academy made an exception by allowing maddie to continue attending classes. >> are you setting an example of maddie. >> no. in fact i believe that every situation should be evaluated individually. when it comes to a precedent i don't think precedents always guide decisions that are made in the future. >> reporter: 18-year-old says she chose to tell school officials she was pregnant in an effort to not deceive her teachers and peers. maddie is 4.0 student who was forced to step down from her leadership positions at school and kept home for two days during an unofficial suspension she says she's accepted her discipline but by not allowing her to walk she feels she's being shamed. >> you can't be pro life but then refuse to support the girl that keeps her baby. >> graduation is in just about a week. if the school refuses to let maddie walk, she's going to have a separate private ceremony and invite all of her classmates. let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take live look at center city. as we cross the mid point of the week. a lot of people start really start thinking about that long holiday weekend. what can we expect fort rest of the week and from memorial day? your forecast in 15 seconds. in weather we're talking about improving conditions after we get through tomorrow. we'll take you down the shore where it's looking a little bit gloomy. only a few days till the memorial day holiday. temperatures not so bad out there witness clouds. it's 69 in philadelphia. the high today 72 degrees. winds out of the east southeast at 13 miles an hour. so that on shore flow really keeping it cool even in the ci city. philadelphia in the 60s the same in wilmington and trenton. 67 in millville. but take look down the shore with the ocean water temperature is only in the lower 60s. it's 61 in ocean city. 60 in sea isle. north wildwood 61 degrees. so as we look at ultimate doppler the clouds rolling in from the south. we have showers moving from through west virginia and virginia this will take sometime to move in. we're talking about the early morning hours of tomorrow beginning to see the rain move in. hour by hour one by, 2:00 a.m. in southern delaware. it's moving into to cape may. everything lifts up toward the northeast with waves of rain right through seven, 8:00 o'clock in the morning for your early morning rush. the showers continue through the day but then by noon we get some breaks maybe some breaks in the overcast even through delaware and eastern shore. this will be the best instability for some showers and thunderstorms later as a cold front moves through. this will continue into the evening. not everyone will be seeing the storms but there will be a threat of some thunderstorm. rainfall totals some higher amounts to the north and to the west. but generally between one and 2-inches with this particular storm. close coastal flood advisory in effect down the shore and even as we go up the bay. you can see this is through midnight as an astronomical high tide. high tide down the shore between seven and 8:00 o'clock tonight. minor tidal flooding is expect. what about the holiday weekend? for closer look on that let's send over to scott. what do you think, scott. >> kathy, not a complete washout, but i do have my pick day of the upcoming holiday weekend. backyard barbeques, parades across the area, looks like saturday will be the best day. as we look at ultimate doppler that rainfall arriving tomorrow. it look like we'll good a break on friday. let's talk a little.about saturday. we'll roll that clock. hour by hour, saturday morning looking pretty g so saturday is going to be the dry day but watch sunday morning. we're dry by the afternoon. looking at scattered showers across the area. some of that could linger into your sunday night as well. then as we move toward monday morning, memorial day itself, we start out dry. but by the afternoon, we're looking at more pop-up showers and storms. so let's spell it out for you as we talk about the three-day holiday weekend once again saturday looking good. 77 degrees. by sunday, 75 a 50% chance for those afternoon pop-up showers. then monday upper 70s. we still have to keep about a 40% chance in for those storms. if you're headed down the shore once again, saturday looking like the better day out of the upcoming holiday weekend. only a 10% chance for showers. by sunday 66 degrees, a 40% chance and then temperatures on monday upper 60s we'll go right around a 30% chance for some scattered showers and storms. your travel forecast across the northeast and new england, we're looking at mid 60s in boston. chances for rain on monday. low 70s new york city. low 80s in richmond, virginia. so kathy, not a complete wash out. i'm waiting for that invitation for your backyard barbecue. >> all right. you know what, scott the pool is open. come on over. we're heating it um. you need the heat. going to be little bit cool over the next 24 hours but definitely some improvements. overnight tonight temperatures on the cool side. 57 with that rain developing overnight. if you're traveling any time during the early morning the rain will be heavy. 69. showers and thunderstorms late afternoon or tomorrow night to jump start the holiday. friday partly sunny. saturday the best day of the weekend shower chance sunday and monday. tuesday, everyone, back to school, back to school driving home 80 degrees. wednesday 79 degrees. somebody said to me, kathy it's going rain over the weekend should i go down to rehoboth beach? i said, if you're lucky enough to be at the beach, you're lucky enough. >> isn't that the truth? >> good stuff. >> you bet. >> mayor jim kenney wants the city council to relocate the philadelphia police headquarters. the new sight on the 400 block of north broad street. would it have an extra 100,000 square feet which would help centralize the depth. >> i do whole moredly believe that this location is better for the police department. it's centrally located. which i personally believe that any police headquarters should be to the extent that you have that available to you, and this is one that's more centrally located for all of us. >> the cost to fix up the building about $288 million. with a targeted move in date of spring of 2020. all right. so you know we talk about studies a lot. we love this one. why you may want to load up on chocolate. empire season finale a little more than three hours away now. the big questions we could find n answer to.tions we could find >> new at 6:00, this little guy didn't do anything wrong. so why is he locked up in the cage of a police car? ♪ ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. 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stuff was return. >> good job kids. to show their appreciation police officers and their dispatchers gave the students look behind the scenes at the city's emergency response cent center. they look and sound like pets but they're fake. how these faux friends are helping patients with dementia. >> and -- she told me that i was to -- i'm to know that she's joe host have a and to go by god her name is god. >> however cops say she can just call her seven goldy lock instead. sean bell. >> if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen that's basically what pete mackanin is saying to this players. hear the message he had for all the guys who can't handle this losing streak. that's coming up later in sports. 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. >> rare works of art got historical marker dedication today in old city. the works are from artists nicoli, he painted the ceiling of saint augustine church back in 18 fright 48 for reopening after a fire. these press companies are some of the first ever to be painted in america and some of the only ones left of his work. fresco means they were papered on wet plaster to make them more permanent. new jersey health care center has renamed its plaza in honor of its former ceo and president cooper university health care named three cooper please sat sheridan pavilion. in honor of john sheridan and his wife joyce. the sheridans died in montgomery township home in 2014. authorities ruled his wife's death a homicide while john sheridan's cause of death remains undetermined. sheridan's colleagues described him as the most popular and likeable ceo in the history of cooper university health care. >> to john and joyce's sons, mark, matt, dan and tim, and your families, i'm going try to be upset. we thank you for sharing your parents with the cooper family. share the pain of your loss obviously and we hope that this honor demonstrates to you how much your parents meant to all of us and meant to cooper. >> john sheridan served as president and ceo of the cooper university health system from 2008 until his death. in your health tonight, we got great news if you're a chocoholic new study finds eating dork chocolate may lower your risk of developing irregular heartbeat. findings come after researchers from harvard followed more than 50,000 people for more than a decade. they found that people who ate between two and six, 1 ounce servings of dark chocolate a week less likely to develop the condition that those who ate less. that doesn't mean eat a whole bunch of dark chocolate if do you you won't get additional benefits and add calories to your indictment you should know that. don't do that. when it comes to social media research shows instagram is the most harmful for your hem health. feeds full of models and exotic travel and picture perfect people can create feelings of anxiety depression even sleep deprivation. researchers nuk found the top social media sites youtube had positive effect. instagram ranked as having the most negative impact. speaking of effects and stuff, interactive toys are more than just cute for people with dementia. they're actually helping them cope with anxiety. fox's joe shows how simple toys are giving them peace of mind. oh yeah you're opening and shut your i. >> reporter: with each movement and sound these furry felines are comforting dementia patients at freedom square senior living. >> the need think about it is these pets, they connect with each resident at every level. >> reporter: claire bridge memory unit program manager diane lynn dollar says she's joy for all electronic pets were an instant hit after arriving here three months ago. >> they all know that the pets are not real. they all understand that. but it doesn't make a difference. they're still able to connect with them. >> how are you? are you fine? >> meow. >> a connection sooth to go 97-year-old george wilson. >> who would think this man that has done -- scene what he has seen, lived through what he has lived through still has a soft spot that can make that connection with that pet. >> that's me in a fighter. that's when i flew. that's another one when i flew. >> george black scorpion squadron help cut off splice to nazi forces by bombing bridges and railroad paving the way for allied troops to advance. >> for me it's an honor to take care of him. and make sure they gets the be best. >> step daughter vicky andrews with another resident that was acting out. >> refocused that person's attention and just brought them down. i just looked on in awe. >> so natural. sure do you. speak up. >> oh, boy. >> but no matter their past even residents like marie who know longer communicate are benefiting. >> shell focus on that cat. eyes wide open. and just stare at it. as it moves, as it purrs. >> any downside? >> we don't have enough. [ laughter ] >> my dream would be that we would have enough for each resident. >> i'm dr. joete. fox news. english students at college college surprised by a question on their final exam. >> some of them were actually offended by a transgender student at college of the desert on monday she stewed for her english final wasn't prepared to see this question on the test. the question quote during track and field season, palm springs high school had a boy who thinks he's a girl competing against girls in track and feel. since boys are physically more muscular, bigger, stronger and faster, how is this a fair competition? what is the point in even having girls sports if this is going to be allowed? what should the competitors themselves, their parents and their coaches do about this? >> that transgender student is mad with her professor. >> he may not fine it discriminating but i find it discriminating. i fine it personally hurtful for him to do this about student. >> she reporter the question to the dean and school officials say final exam questions are left to the discretion of the instructors. it's apparently a difference of opinion. police say it's trespassng but a woman in jail says she was given a gift by god. police say francesca who also goes by the name god squatted for tower days inside a mansion in florida that wasn't hers. she slept are in bed and every room. she even took the homeowner's mini van for spin. she let police into the home act like a proper hostess offering the officers water but when the officers started talking to her they realized this just didn't add up. >> she told her family that she found a beach home or god founder a beach home for her and that the angel paid for it. angels paid for it. sean able to produce any kind of information saying she did own the house. >> police called the real owners and they got pretty good surprise. they had no clue who the woman was and didn't know she was in the house at all. she's now in a new house in custody. >> empire season finale little more than three hours away. the big questions that could be answered. don't plan on betting on pro sports around here any time so soon. why a plan to allow betting may fizzle out. >> and this little guy didn't do anything wrong. so why is he locked up in the back of a police car? 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does cookie ever stop fighting and trying to make up for the past and just live in the moment? you know it's just acceptance. >> she has no sort of forget rid of you. you cookie lyon mom. >> jussie smollett didn't want to give spoilers about wednesday night's fireworks it but did he say cooler heads may prevail. >> what i'm most excited about we finally realize that all of the petty in fighting has to symptom. you know what i'm saying? i think that's why it was important for the lyon family to have somebody to battle which is what they found in the dubois led by felicia rashad and taye diggs. >> we made a decision. >> what kind of decision? >> a big one. >> and it sounds like cookie and lucious are going to have quite a moment themselves. >> cookie and lucious have -- they denied the love that they should have for each other. now expectation without any kind of relief makes one crazy. and so you see the battle between these two wanting to be together. knowing they should be together. and since they can't they constantly are attacking each other and ripping at each other until you get to a final climax and the children -- their sons they're left what they want. >> audience gets to finally see a side of cookie and lucious that i think they've been waiting for for a really long time. >> sacrificed 17 years for me. you're the love of my life. >> in hollywood, adam housely, fox news. >> season finale of empire airs tonight at 9:00 right here on fox 29. join us afterwards for fox 29 news at 10:00 and 11:00. and fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. right now at 6:00, only on fox a mainline restaurant raided. what police say a bartender was doing on the job. and tracking the storm rains moving on into our area. will it move out in time for memorial day weekend? your fox 29 weather authority is fine tuning that are the forecast as we speak. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. we begin at 6:00 with a developing story. two counselors addiction facility in chester county are dead. thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. how did they die? drug overdose. jeff cole joins us now live in studio. >> reporter: they sure did, lucy. tragedy which turns logic on its heads. recovering drug addicts used narcan to say the lives of their counselors. it all happens over the weekend in a recovery house. the sprawling freedom ridge recovery lodge sits well back from the road on a wooded rise. we knocked and a man saying he was a resident appeared. >> people stunned up upset and -- >> i really can't answer. but obviously it's upsetting. >> reporter: police say they were call to the house sunday at 1:30 p.m. to find two counselors working here to help others kick their habits dead in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and fentanyl. the drugs and needles sitting in the open. >> it is so bad that even the people who are the counselors who are trying to treat people and keep them from relapsing into addiction are subject themselves to relapsing into addiction

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