which killed a woman here on saturday. >> racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neyo nazis. white supremacists. >> president trump's words coming after he faced intense criticism for not denouncing white nationalist in the aftermath of the incident. 32-year-old heather heyer killed saturday when a car ran into a counter protesters demonstrating against a white nationalist rally. many others suffering injuries. now the larger community in charlottesville also trying to heal from the violence. >> we're saddened by this. we've lost a young person who person who lived here and worked here. she didn't ask for this to happen to her. >> reporter: james fields, jr., charged with second degree murder and other counts related to the car crash. the 20-year-old making his first court appearance from jail via video link. stoic and looking down during the hearing. >> a white nationalist leader outside the courthouse monday blamed the violence over the weekend on law enforcement saying police were given a stand down order and wanted a blood bath. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >> we have breaking news back here at home. to south philadelphia, where someone tied up an 84-year-old woman with belts in her home. then robbed her. it happened just before 2:00 on the 700 block of south front street. witnesses say she was able to break free started yelling fire. that caught their attention. story is of course still breaking as we said we'll go live to south phil until just a few. double homicide in south philadelphia had police officials left with questions. it was around 11:45 last night when police were called to a home on federal street. there they found two people murdered. police have identified the victims as gonzales and caitlin jay jay. they don't have suspect. they don't have a motive but they've got lot of questions. fox 29's jeff cole has more tonight from south philadelphia. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, all those questions are right and of course police certainly know what this is about. they certainly know that they have got a murder on their hands. what's important to point out, though, is there's no sign of forced entry in the front door or the back door of this structure on federal street. and police know this. they have a double murder to investigate tonight. 11:45 sunday night a family member living on the second floor of 1305 federal street checks on candied dough gonzales and his girlfriend indicate lane jay jay 23 years old. they're brutally beaten. >> both of the victims had bruises to their faces and both of the victims were laying in a pool of blood. >> reporter: police report before midnight struck both had died. while a cause has not been found he is plea say the couple boyfriend and girlfriend scene here on facebook had been assaulted. their first floor apartment ransacked. this morning, there was deep sorrow. >> devastated. >> reporter: why would this happen? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> reporter: she said she's 50-year-old candied dough gonzales' sister joined by his two cousins they say he has a ten-year-old eddie not home last night and is being cared for by family. they say candied dough was an incredible human being. >> he was mazing. amazing. intelligent. a lot of wisdom. >> reporter: a resident of federal who asked not to be identified says there was heavy traffic in and out of the home and the couple's arguments were often loud. criminal court records show a kandism do gonzales with the same birth date as the victim has a criminal past including a 2004 guilty plea for possession of controlled substances. >> we don't want to go into his past, because at this point, everybody has a past. >> reporter: people were in and out of the three-story brick monday. apparently visiting the grieving family. >> they didn't just kill him and his girlfriend. like you know you killed an entire family. and a community. >> reporter: so the investigation continues tonight. records show that nancy gonzales is the owner of the property. she's his mother. police say they've interviewed the person who found the body and another person who apparently saw something last night. shock in this community in south philadelphia of old homes and flash she knew construction. i'll have more roaring at 6:00. for now i'm live in south philly, jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, we'll talk to you at 6:00 o'clock. thank you, jeff. if hamilton township police are right a man killed his girlfriend and her dog. police found 31-year-old jennifer beers body next to her dogs yesterday in an apartment on south olden avenue. they say 38-year-old daniel tour rex jr., shot her again and again and he was actually still in the apartment when they showed up. we don't yet know why police went that in the first place but we do know torres faces all kinds of charges including murder and cruelty to an animal. still no arrests in block party that erupted in gunfire last night. police were breaking up a crowd when gunshots were heard at a block away at 39th and melon around 11:15 last night. four men were shot. the victims were all taken to different hospitals. they're in stable condition tonight. at least 31 bullets were fired from semi automatic weapon. residents of one philadelphia block are breathing just a little bit easier tonight after the demolition of a neighborhood eye sore. officially the city of philadelphia ordered the row house torn down because of structural concerns but it is clear the address on d street often of kensington avenue had another of other problems as well. our bruce gordon reached out to the city after his first report on this house. now in studio with i'm hoping a happy update, bruce. >> reporter: you got that right. call it addition by subtractions. there is indeed one less home on the 2300 block of d street tonight and all things considered, that's a good thing. one neighbor like many on this block too frightened to talk to us on camera described the demolition of 2823d street as feeling like christmas in august. a gift to those trying to raise a family free of drugs and violence. >> it was really bad. >> reporter: happy to see it go? good oh, very. very. they did it really fast. like they really did it really fast. >> reporter: it was less than three weeks ago when a tip call led to us this shackled row ho home. it's front wall literally braced in place. on the front steps an older man appeared to be asleep or unconscious. he did not respond to my questions. police sources told us they were routinely called here for drug related incidents but a woman inside insisted all was well. >> there's been some reports of trouble at this house. everything is fine here? >> straightened it out. >> what's that. >> i straightened it out. >> you straightened it out. what was it you straightened out? >> everything. >> reporter: the city had already classified this house as unsafe but our report appeared to spur further action. now it's coming down. and neighbors willing to talk are thrilled. >> i was glad to see one less place for them to go and get high. >> reporter: nate feldman watched this tear down with a smile on his face. he owns a pair of rental properties on nearby kensington avenue and has watched the heroin epidemic turn the neighborhood to rubble. >> i've taken eight, ten bodies outer of my building from overdoses at that point they weren't narcan wasn't given. so i've taken a lot of bodies out of the building and it's horrible. >> reporter: now 2823d street will become a vacant lot. at least for while. not a particularly productive use of the real estate but for long-time residents it is indeed addition by sub track. >> it used to be beautiful place where you could have family, you know, very family oriented, but now it's just like, you know, like a trash can around here. >> you're happy to see this thing come down. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: folks on the block told us when we did our last report they hadn't seen the woman believed to be the owner of 2823d street in many months. there was no sign of an owner today. just the demolition crew and a lot of happy neighbors. let's be very clear. this demo does not solve the bigger problem. drug dealing was white open on the block even while we were there shooting our video today. iain? >> incredible, bruce. all right. thank you. you recognize this guy? he's in some trouble after being caught on camera relieving himself on synagogue. the security cameras caught the site sunday morning. a man with black hair and a short period comes up to the building, flashes an offensive hand gesture towards the camera, turns around then begins to urinate on the building much he's seen leaving the scene in the passenger side of a white four door car. attack wilmington courthouse led to hate crime arrest. police say joyce barron was leaving the courthouse she sta started arguing with a woman walking by. witnesses say barron was screaming religious slurs and hit the woman over and over. barron faces third industry assault and hate crime charges. let's get a check on your fox 29 weather authority. as we take live look outside trenton, new jersey tox night. >> there you go. some showers may be making their way through our area. otherwise another warm, another summer nice day, right? meteorologist kathy orr koy here with your first check of your forecast. hello, kathy. >> good afternoon. we're talking about clouds moving in an few showers as you look at ultimate doppler you'll see over the past couple of hours the rain has moved in right along the i-95 corridor. not heavy rain but some spotty showers will be out there through the evening. temperatures cooled down the 70 where is we've seen the showers, 74 in pottstown. 78 in philadelphia. down the shore a pretty pleasant noon with high temperatures well into the 70 that is on shore flow with ocean water temperature of 75 degrees. as we go hour by hour this evening, temperatures will be cooling down with more showers, moving on through tonight. with item temperatures in the 70s. continuing right through the nine, 10:00 o'clock hour and by 11:00 we'll see that northeasterly wind with a temperature of 75 degrees. in our forecast coming up with your seven day we're talking about more showers in the forecast. then back to the 90s. it's going to be quick. but it will happen and then looking ahead to next monday. the eclipse. what will it be like here? we'll take a look at your forecast hahn will have the best weather in the nation for it coming up. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> does that mean we'll have to hop on plane and head to that spot, kathy. >> i think you'll get lucky. >> all right, thanks very much. you know, new developments tonight in the story of a philadelphia man who fell straight down into a sink hole and could not get out by himse himself. water department crews headed back to the scene on west norris street in strawberry mansion. the question now who is responsible to fix the hole. >> now if it's a water department problem, its crews are ready to do it. but that's not clear yet. we told you yesterday a man who lives on the block has been trying to get the hole fixed and he actually fell straight down into it. i mean it's deep. he's okay. he's frustrate the but he's okay. breaking news from the area of paris, france, now a car plowed into a pizza restaurant. eight-year-old girl died. five other people were killed in the incident just east of paris. authorities say the driver was acting in intentionally but they don't know what the motive wasly. >> we're one week away from the solar eclipse and amazon is issuing refunds for glasses that aren't up to snuff. we're taking a look at how you can tell the real from the fake after all your eyesight is on the line who are. major changes to standardized testing in pennsylvania. the announcement made by governor wolf about the pssa's. ♪ discretion should be the key for the live of your thief. not this guy suspected of stealing drills from home depot in bensalem on thursday. it shows the clumsy criminals attached to a hope over the fence at one point he climbed up the fence to get the drills it gets caught on something and it doesn't quite make it up falls down on the ground. so bensalem police are still looking for the guy and they like your help identifying probably won't be too hard to find him. >> probably has a bump on his head after that fall. all right. one week now until that total solar eclipse. and tonight amazon is issuing refunds to any customers who may have bought some fake solar eclipse glasses on its website. >> the company also removed a few listings for glasses on its website as precaution. here's the deal. to safely few next week's eclipse need need classes stamped with an iso seal. to help prevent eclipse watchers from buying knock off they posted a list of verified vendors and web sites that sell eclipse glasses. if you've got that logo on your glasses you can still have fakes. >> if you didn't have -- you don't have the right glasses the consequences could be permanent blindness. our joyce evans is here now. joyce, help us out here. what we got? >> reporter: first you got to look these are the ones that we got. they were free ones. iso that's the american seal. that's right there on that arm. and on this arm, the ce. that's the european stamp of approval, but as you know those markings still may be fake. they're on there but they could be fake these are real, though. in the midst of all the excitement everyone should really know the danger is real. >> are you ready? we have one week. one week until the solar eclipse. >> everyone is talking about it. >> reporter: solar eclipse hype machine is in full swing and people have got the fever. bad. >> this is my first eclipse i don't know what to expect but i'm really excited for it. >> you got your glasses. >> no. not yet. >> reporter: not serve taking the bait. >> i don't even know where to find them. >> reporter: even if they can find those glasses, stamped with the official international seals of approval, for looking directly at the sun safely. >> i'm going to hide. >> reporter: why? >> i'm afraid if i look at it i might be ruin my eyesight. go blind or something. >> reporter: others fall somewhere between terrified and gravely concerned since counterfeit or flat out phony glasses are turning up. >> i was wondering how do you know? you know, how do you know if you have the ones that are going to be safe for your familiarly? you don't want to damage your children's eyes. >> i'm worried. we're all worried. >> wills eye ophthalmologist and chief julia haller is an expert on how the sun can damage your retin in a on a regular day. >> but with the eclipse, the decrease in the power of the sun's radius is just enough so that you actually can look at it long enough to get a serious burn. >> reporter: you won't feel a thing. >> the central part of the retin in a the macular has no pain fibers. so you can get very serious burn that actually destroys tissue there and it won't hurt at all. >> reporter: so how can you tell if those glasses you just scored are safe before you're looking at the sun? >> you can look at an actual light bulb and if you just see the filament not the light bulb then your glasses are dark enough. i can see this light right now. that's all i can see. yup. there it is. >> reporter: and these are so dark i could not put them on and see the prompter but if i look up at the studio lights, yeah, i can see the middle part of them. doctors haller says wills eye emergency room will be extra staffed on monday especially since we live in the age of selfies. selfies with the sun? and live streaming. how you can tell that you messed up, well, she says your vision will look like somebody smeared a dot of vaseline smack in the middle of your eye. and the damage could be permanent. it will be permanent. you will notice it immediately. we can probably use these glasses, lucy, some of the days in here. you guys got your glasses. >> i do actual. >> how do we look? do we look okay. >> i can't see you. it's too dark. >> you know what, though -- >> i can't see utter either. >> we need these in here. these lights are bright. >> it's like eclipse in here every day. >> that's why i'm wearing two pairs of contact lenses. just kidding. [ laughter ] >> isn't that the truth? >> too bad people couldn't see us at home because we had our glasses on. joyce, thanks much for this. are you tired the amount of time pennsylvania schools spend on standardized cut. governor wolf says they'll cut the amount of time spend every spent on the pssa the state collecting the number of tests by 20% of kids through grades through 38. he made the announcement at a middle school in harrisburg. the requirements that our teachers and students and parents have been requesting for a long time. this is long overdue. the problem was how much classroom time was being taken to teach to those tests. so i listened. all of us listened in the commonwealth. >> the governor has said this change has been in the works for nearly a year now. continuing coverage of the events unfolding in charlottesville, savage the events of this past weekend have their effects on people living here in the delaware valley. >> among them a number of philadelphia eagles in fact sean bell is here with chris long's story. sean? yeah, chris long is from charlottesville. that's his hometown. went to high school there. it's killing him that his hometown became the center of such hate in racism. anybody that knows long or follows him notice he's not scared to speak out about anything. not about political issues, not about social issues. he's criticized how the president has handled the stuation and he's condemned anybody involved in these rallies. it's hard for long to watch but he knows it's even harder for those at that this hate is directed to. >> i'm not the victim here. you know, the victims are people that are, you know, that suffer from the consequences of white supremacy in our country, um, people that actually watch that on tv and minorities might not feel like they can be safe with stuff like that going on. so, yeah it pisses you off. i can only imagine actually being a victim of that. >> chris also wants to make sure he exposed this isn't charlottesville not the charlottesville he knows. he believes most of people are from out of town or don't represent the city. he says charlottesville is a progressive forward thinking residential city. hopefully that's true. but that's not what we're seeing. later in sports we'll have more from long. iain. >> sean, look forward to seeing you then, thanks. one of the united states top military advisers says the decision to strike the north korean regime ultimately rests with the president donald trump. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says that the u.s. military is doing everything in its power to dee escalate tensions with north korea through diplomatic efforts. general joseph done forward also says if the time comes to strike the military would be ready. done forward is currently in south korea meeting with their top leaders about the north korean situation. >> there's two things that we're clear about. one, our responsible to defend against an attack and, two, our requirement to make sure that we have a decisive response in the event of an tack. >> later this mork the u.s. will conduct annual military exercises with japan and south korea. flooding in 93 pal forcing hundreds to evacuate popular tourist area when boats aren't enough officials turned to animals to get people to safely. >> tom cruise injury on the set of mission impossible six. what he was doing that could put filming on hold. >> hundreds in new pal getting saved from flooding on the backs of elephants. check it out. dozens of elephants and rafts deployed to the popular tourist destination. several hotels there have become overwhelmed with water leaving around 600 tourists trapped. thankfully it's right near the national park famous for elephant and rhino rides. floods and landslides killed 70 people in the last four days. >> big ben's famous bells will fall silent next year for several years. the clock tower is get to get refurbish badly needed. the bells will todd sound at midday next monday. the next time you'll be able to hear big ben 2021. authorities say silencing the big clock tower will protect workers. officially big ben is the palace of west minster's elizabeth tower just fyi. going to still sound for important events including new year's eve, though, and remember bans sunday. speaking of london caught on camera from london video showing an actor tom cruise injuring himself on the set of mission impossible six. cruise leaping off a platform while attached to a bungee cord. the 55-year-old lands short though where he was trying to aim for slammed into the side wall. cruise picks him up on on the rooftop and limbs ands back toward the crew. the extent of his injuries authority know. trust me, that hurts. lawsuit fruit of all thing. why one man is suing dunkin' donuts to the tune of $5 million that. will buy a lot of fruit. >> all right, kathy. >> we are talking about some clouds. we're talking about a few showers moving through and we're looking ahead to the weather for the eclipse. it's all in the seven day coming up. ♪ breaking news out of the south philadelphia. elderly woman found tied up with belts. police are now investigating what happened here. >> she was found right around 2:00 this afternoon. for more let's get out to dave kinchen in south philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: terrifying ordeal for this 84-year-old woman. we're told that a man got in the house confronted the woman, demanded money, got her purse and took money from it. police say it was just before 2:00 p.m. when a man around 30 years old came through the rear of this house on the 700 block of south front street here in queen village we're told he tied up an 84-year-old woman with belts in her basement and stole her cash. a neighbor says the victim was able to break free come up from the basement and shout fire for help to come. neighbors are in disbelief. >> i never would have expected something especially to happen in the middle of the day when someone was home. >> reporter: police say the man also used a dog leash to tie up the woman. we're told she was not hurt thankfully. they're looking for a man who 6-foot one and has a thin build but we do not have more of a specific description there. we can tell there was i was sign on the front door saying a baby was sleeping inside. we don't know if that baby was sleeping inside when this all happened or not. police still sorting out details getting more information on the suspect and looking for him. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. let's back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at cape may, new jersey, today. >> we got spotty showers popping up here and there. nothing major across our area. meteorologist kathy orr has a full look at your forecast in just 15 seconds. the clouds have even rolled in down the shore. temperatures in the 70s. but from the city to the shore we do have those spotty showers out there. morey's peers looking good. average high this time of year is 86 degrees. in some spots we were pretty close. wilmington made it to 89 today. reading and allentown the 70s. philadelphia 82. so far trenton 80 and atlantic city 82 degrees. right now, with spotty showers we have temperatures falling into the 70s. the poconos 69. pottstown 74. 79 in millville. as we take a wider look through the northeast in new england you can see temperatures in the 70s little bit cool for this time of year. cool day across the region for sure. here's your spotty showers moving n upper level disturbance that's just moving on through and this is -- this is heavy as it will get for the evening period into the overnight. so just some pesky showers through philadelphia the i-95 corridor and this is heading toward the north and the east through south jersey and central jersey. as we look at the probability of precipitation this week, during the day tomorrow, 50% chance but not a lot of rain. then wednesday we go down to t ten. thursday up to about 30% chance avenue showers and thunderstor thunderstorms. and then on friday, showers and thunderstorms likely. so the best bet for the wide defendant coverage of rain will be on friday unfortunately. as we go hour by hour, you can see the showers have moved through. additional showers tomorrow morning. maybe a few isolated thunderstorms. this all moves out with clearing skies slowly but surely late on tuesday. so tuesday occasional showers. mostly cloudy skies. not the best day to be outdoors. the skies will be clearing out and we look at a much better day for wednesday as a matter of fact temperatures warming back up wednesday into the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. so as we go overnight tonight, low temperatures mainly in the 60s with some 70s. wilmington, dover, philadelphia even wildwood in atlantic city bottom out at about 70 degrees. during the day tomorrow, we have the occasional rain. mostly cloudy sky and looking at winds out of the southeast temperatures in the lower 80s across much of the region. down are shot tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. temperatures down the shore ranging from 73 in beach haven to 76 in ocean city and sea isle 75 in north wildwood and cape may with that ocean water temperature still quite warm at 75 degrees. our delaware beaches lewes, rehoboth and bethany southerly winds, land breezes, mid 70s and that ocean water temperature off of delaware still warm at 78. your seven day forecast from the weather authority shows mostly sunny sky for your wednesday. thursday late day shower or storm. more widespread showers and storms on friday. a shower chance still on saturday. a better day sunday. and look at monday. monday is the solar eclipse. mostly sunny is the forecast for philadelphia. with a temperature of 86 degre 86 degrees. now as we look path of totality it starts off in oregon and comes all the way down through nebraska through lincoln jefferson city. nashville, through columbia this is updated forecast using our american gfs model you can see in oregon great visibility. the green is a go with clear skies, 83. not so good in hide idaho falls. casper good viewing. partly cloudy in lincoln with temperature of 84. jefferson city good viewing. but nashville and columbia looking at cloudy skies with a temperature of 90 degrees. this is d.c. this is philadelphia. green is good to go. let's just hope it stays that way, guys. >> i know right. >> you know what, joyce evans gave iain and i our sun catcher eclipse glasses. you want to see them on? >> put yours on, iain. >> i need these in studio any way. >> can you see them, kathy. >> you should just wear them. you. >> got the bright lights. blinding here. >> this is so good because i can't see any light except for the incredible amount of light coming at me from our studio lights which is. , these work. >> uri flecking, too. >> this is true. 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public health hazard than obesity that's according to research presented saturday at the american psychological association convention in washington, d.c. researchers say a lonely person can suffer just as much of a mortality risk as someone who smokes nearly pack of cigarettes a day and even more than someone whose obese. you've heard of finding needle in haystack. what about an airport worker in a pile of foal. foam started pouring out of the a private hangar at a maine airport and four workers disappeared it in. officials say the foam got 25 feet in the air. everyone did manage to make it out alive and safely although a number of workers were taken to the hospital after inhaling the suds. >> the foam isn't considered to be toxic. it is a bit of an irritant. so basically what we did with the folks, we cleaned them off, washed them down, offered them showers. that's the initial mitigation step. >> the foam that got out was intended to be disbursed in the event avenue fire. people living at the international space station are about to get a shipment of goods thanks to private space company space x. space x launched another nasa cargo mission successfully today. heading up to iss. the follow couldn't nine rockets propelling that dragon capsule loaded down with food including ice cream, clothing, toiletries, hardware, lots of experiments and one of those is the cosmic ray energy jet ticks and mass experiment to measure cosmic rays in space. also known as iss cream. >> possibly for, you know, reason to increase the frozen treat in the cargo. little nasa joke i'm sure in there. >> all right. rv's are all the rage now because of millennials. sales of campers are up nearly 20% thanks to the young people who like to live out in the road. affordable around i guess around three hun dead dollars a month and even come well equipped with fancy features like flat screen tv pots and wi-fi. perfect if you're a millennial looking for versatile vacation travel. >> i'm just guessing you probably use the internet, right? >> so this is going to be interesting to you. google will start cracking down on web sites that host annoying ads. fabulous. you can say goodbye to auto playing videos and pop ups. are you dancing with happiness right now, iain. >> i use an ad blocker. >> do you? >> yeah. >> you already got that. all right. >> oh yeah. >> i don't. i'm happy with the google doing this. reportedly it put 1,000 advertisers on six months notice that their ads are about to be blocked. americans are using plastic again and that debt as you can imagine is piling up. according to new report, from the federal reserve, credit card debt at an all-time high. it's now more than a trillion dollars. that is more than the previous record in april of 2,008 at the bring of the most recent financial crisis. author of the book retire inspired chris hogan says the trend will lead to americans being force to do hold off retirement longer. >> americans have developed an appetite for debt and it's one of those things that there seems to be no lack of it. and so continuing to consume it only puts your future in danger. i for see americans having to work harder and longer and delaying their retirement dreams to take care of this debt. record new levels of student loans, car loans and adding to the mountain of debt americans are now facing. >> daughter having some fun with her daddy. why this father is lying on the ground while his daughter films it. >> talk about some holy rollers. why these nuns are hitting the streets in roller blades. >> holy rollers. that's good. and cheeto lovers rejoice, why you may want to take a road trip to new york city in the next three days. [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >> this is not something you see every single day. a pair of rollerblading nuns are grabbing the tourists in corpus christi texas. they began rollerblade ago as fun exercise routine. guessing they're wearing that habit in the texas heat they're working up a good sweat. the sisters stay they constantly stop for pictures and high fives. >> if you're afraid of heights, you can relate to this guy. >> i can't look. >> yeah, you can. you got this. >> no. >> inching his way out. >> woman posted this video of her terrified father trying to take in a spectacular view in ire land you heard him say i'm afraid as he crawls to the edge of the 250-foot drop. it's not that high. the brave dad eventually make it to the side and screams in shock as he looks down. the view from a prehistoric fort in galloway ireland in case you want to head there and see for yourself. >> christie cream going dark for the eclipse. for the first time time krispy kreme glazed doughnuts will be covered in a chocolate glaze to coincide with the solar eclipse monday august 21st. so mark that on your calendar, right. but you can get an early taste of the limited time doughnut during evening hot light hours this coming saturday and sun day. if you want to participate, krispy kreme shops will be able to see the chocolate glaze waterfall as the doughnuts are made. there you can go. you can see the whole thing happening. excites times. >> it was pokie parade in japan as part of a celebration of the mobile phone game pokemon go. more than 100 paying caccis invaderred the streets of japan. the game of course requires players to catch virtual creatures appearing in real world locations. the best known being the yellow mouse like pecca chew. the game became a global sensation after it was released in 2016 downloaded 650 million times since its release. >> it was amazing. all the people, also, and i was very surprised because of the people that wore hats. because you don't see this kind of events from my country. >> the festival runs through tomorrow it's expected to feature a total of 15,000 pecca chews. >> in other hard hitting news what about cheetos. you may head to new york city if you love cheetos in the next three days. i love cheetos. i like the fluffy one. do you like the crunchy ones or the puffed ones. >> i don't like cheetos. >> i do. the thing you get orange fingers. >> a lot of different flavors now. >> this is true. cheetos theme rest runt will be open tomorrow that was murse menu for the pop up restaurant designed by ann burrell from the food network includes cheetos tacos and cheeto fried pickles and cheeto cheesecake. this reminds me of bubble gum shrimp and fried shrimp. prices one from eight dollars to $22 a dish. there you have it. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> my boys like cheetos. >> do they? >> yeah. >> so do i. >> the hot. >> the hot cheetos much that's what my daughter likes. the red ones. >> they stain everything. >> right. color rooks bleach afterwards. >> all right. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ racism is evil. and those who cause violence and its name are criminals and thug. >> president trump taking a stronger stand in the clash over the weekend in charlottesville as the main accused of ramming his car into protesters face as judge. a man and woman found dead in their south philadelphia ho home. police are searching for answe answers. ♪ >> live from enter city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. president trump taking a stronger stand in the clash on the weekend in scharr lotsville as the man accused of ramming his car into protesters face as judge. also a man and woman found dead in their south philadelphia home and police are now searching for answers. a double homicide in south philadelphia now has police officials left with many questions. it's where we begin tonight at 6:00. thanks for joining us i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. police identified the victims as candido gonzales and caitlin jay jay. >> they don't yet have suspect or a motive. all they've got right now are questions and fox 29's jeff cole has more from south philadelphia. jeff? >> reporter: iain, whoever killed this south philly can you believe it may very well be that they are actually led into the home because police say they're that in fact is no sign of forced entry, and while the me tries to figure out a coughs death police know they are investigating a double killing. on a south

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