with a box cutter. here is what happened next. this is video, taken by a bystander who saw it all in full. he said several good samaritans saw what was happening to this woman. they stepped in, they pushed the suspect into a snow bank, despite, they say, he was armed with a box cutter, and the good samaritan held him there in the snow bank until police were able to arrive. now, we spoke with ron roberts, who was a bystander, who captured all of this on video, as he was just headed into work, at the shoprite here. here's what he told bus that chaotic scene. >> they were yelling, what do you have, do you have a knife? do you have a gun? and he wasn't really -- answering them, then he eventually kicked out a knife from his pocket. >> isn't it a great job? isn't a great job not killing him after punching a woman in the face, so it is good job keeping their cool about that. >> and ron says the police were able to get here pretty fast, now, police say, they do have the suspect, of course, in custody. they do expect him to be arraigned sometime later today. they say he will be charged with rob rip, a felony meantime that victim, she is saying minor facial injuries, again, guys, the suspect, police say, was armed with a box cutter, joyce, dawn? >> pretty scary stuff, thank you, sabina. also developing right now, two escaped inmates on the run for a week are finally in custody. san francisco police were on an unrelated call near golden state park this morning when a woman told them she saw a parked white van, like the one investigators said the fugitives have stolen. as officers approached, one of the inmates took offer, caught after short claims, the other found hiding in the van. the man escaped from a jail near los angeles on january 22, a third man, who escaped with them, turned himself in yesterday. police releasing surveillance video of stabbing on septa bus that we first told but last night. two passengers got into physical fight on the bus, and one of the men was stabbed. repeatedly. this as the bus was stopped on torresdale avenue. the victim is list in the critical condition in the hospital. the man responsible for the stabbing still wanted by police. >> now, to your fox 29 weather authority. not a bad start to the day, just little chilly, but sunny day, war never. >> sunny it, helped it, start off pretty wind though. windchill down quite a bit this morning. wind is calmed down, nice and comfortable out there tonight, and maybe some areas could stay right about freezing or little above tonight. might not have the widespread refreeze like we've seen. these are the current temperatures. much warmer weather moving in. so we're talking about a big-time melting here over the next few days, much warmer to our south, things are clear on ultimate doppler radar, few showers passed by well to the north, but we stayed high and dry today with bright sunshine. >> the warmer wet letter move in. and we're talking about warmer temperatures, then showers. so let's see what it looks like tomorrow. we will see little sunshine maybe just few clouds moving on by, but here's some rain coming in monday morning, not even here yet. so the weekends ends dry, and ahead of this, seeing temperatures climb into the 50's here. so nice warm day today -- tomorrow. watch for some ice tonight, that area will drop down below freezing still a lot of snow to melt though, so see the puddle it, could refreeze by tomorrow morning. thirty-two, along i-95, 32 to the south, so just few clouds. maybe not quite as cold, not quite as windy, just little chilly. another storm coming in, similar to what's coming in monday, that's what we have coming up. we'll talk about another day of rain, a little bit more rain, so we could see some minor flooding and record highs, temperatures could be into the 60s, that could be few records maybe one day this week. and also, one day this week a little wintery mix. i'll look at that in the seven day forecast, all coming up. >> all right, thank up, dave. well detectives in new castle county delaware have released name of suspect in connection to a murder investigation in mallard point. arrest warrant out for gregory parker, detectives say the victim's body was found in parker's home on ider court. that was thursday night. victim has been identified as 47 year old sean penn, police suspense suffered significant physical injury, but they did not release any details about how he died. >> two pennsylvania men facing charges in connection with a murder for hire scheme. forty-three year old wayne capelli last seen alive three years ago leaving a super fresh in wilmington. his body was found a month later along a new castle county road in delaware, and investigators have indicted ryan in york and michael command, they say capellie took out large life insurance policy three month before his death. they say command helped him get that policy, and then helped kill the man. >> new jersey woman is charged with beat to go death her mother-in-law. police arrested tasmine in a casino last night. hit 737 year old sophia diwan over the head several times, that was earlier this week, both women lived together in a home in east windsor township. police have not yet released a motive for the deadly attack. sixteen year old boy facing charges tonight, in connection with a gun incident at philadelphia's ben franklin high school. teenager taken into custody at his house has not yet been identified. police say several students, apparently, got into a fight in a school hallway and say that a gun was fired. fortunately, no one was hurt, but that incident did lead to a school lock-down. >> federal investigators are expected to release a report monday that could clear up the mystery surrounding that deadly amtrak derailment. a few weeks after the crash, last may, the national transportation safety board said excessive speed was key factor. the train had reached more than 100 miles an hour before the engineer hit the emergency brakes. but, why the train accelerated is the unanswered question. the new york times is reporting on monday that the ntsb will likely say it was due to something called lost situation al awareness. the report is suggesting the engineers, train's engineer, had confused the frankford junction curve for another, and may have been distracted by a rock thrown at the train. eight people killed and more than 200 more were hurt in that crash. >> happening now, a warning from local police about a phone scam. >> i'm calling regarding an enforcement action executed by the u.s. treasury. >> hundreds maybe even thousands of people in our area have been getting in exact call over the past few days, and it is no coincidence it is happening as we approach tax time. the caller says that he's with the irs, telling victims either to hand over personal information or face a judge. >> and as fox 29's brad sad inch reports, it is not a new scam, but it is growing. police are warning you not to take that bathe. >> patty didn't recognize the number when her phone rang tuesday, so it went to voice mail. >> i am calling regarding enforcement action executed by the u.s. treasury. >> what she heard was a threat. >> ignoring this will be an intentional attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate judge. >> the man called again this morning and this time patty picked up. >> he said i would like to verify your name and your date of birth and your social security. this is an irs situation. >> totally infuriates me. he was trying to be very intimidating, and someone might feed into that and think my gosh, you know, and give them a debit card number or enough information. >> enough information to file a fraudulent income tax return for a huge refund in your name. >> the legitimate return has been rejected because there is a fictitious return already filed on their behalf. >> patty put out the warning on facebook and in no time her friends responded: i got the same call. another: i've gotten an few. and a third: i've gotten this call no less than five times. the scam isn't new. the irs has put videos out. >> fraud is real. hang up on fraud. >> but with tax time approaching, it is back, and from lower makefield, to haverford, to radnor township, police are calling it the biggest phone fraud they've ever seen. >> i hear in regard nor township since monday afternoon experienced probably close to 50 of the calls. >> fifty who called the police. who knows how many haven't. if you try to call back, the number left on the message? >> your call cannot be completed as dialed. >> it is quickly disconnected. the criminals already moved onto a new number. the crime is sophisticated but not becoming a victim is easy. >> names, phone numbers, addresses, dates of birth, social security numbers, none of that information should be given to up any callers on the phone. >> instead, hang up, call 911, and fill out a scam report at treasury.gov. >> that was our fox 29 brad satin reporting, he says law enforcement all across the country are teaming up trying to figure out just who is behind this scam. >> in camden, new jersey some parents are considering new schools for their kids. a school fair was held this morning where parent learned about public and charter school options. the fair comes halfway into the profits of camden enrollment, which is a new and optional system aimed at streamlining the application process. under the system, par event to fill out just one application and there is just one deadline. and still to come on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 a grandma describes how she attacked a carjacker. >> wow. first, the flint water crisis like you have never seen before. what residents are dealing with. what's been done and what's been ignored. next. >> and a dog is shot while trying to save his owner. who came to the four legged hero's rescue, and how he's doing tonight. that's coming up. sean? >> reporter: joyce, sixers trying to keep pace with the best team in league history. well, so far. ton of action, look to go make history, at the australian open. all of that coming up late nerve sports. >> a new warning for flint, michigan residents tonight, the filterings they were give tone deal with a water crisis might not work. recent water testing by federal agencies found more than two dozen salt, exceeded lead levels can be treated by the fillers. more than ten times the level deemed safe by the us environmental protection agency. flint's toxic water has been making international news now for several weeks. >> sure has. but how did it become a crisis in the first place? and what other resident really dealing with? fox's charlie ladid you have takes a look at life in flint like you've never seen before. >> flint michigan, birth place of general motor and the uaw and mass credit. plenty of money and plenty of work, and the flint river grew so toxic it was said could you clean brass with t flint was rich. it didn't need the river. it could afford to ship its water from detroit, 70 miles away. but then flint's job went to mexico and flint went broke. and then two years ago, they ordered -- in order to save some money the governor and his men ordered people who were left to drink from the river. you were trying to kill my kids. really. don't get me wrong. i'm a very loving person but you're doing things to hurt my children. >> today the children of flint have elevated levels of lead in their blood, ten adults have died from a water-borne virus, the main suspect there, the flint river. and this whole time the government, which is supposed to look out for the citizens, told no one. how could this be in america? >> the governor says how much will this cost? and the advisor said it will cost $100 a day. for three month. $100 a day for three months and the governor said that's too much money. let them drink the flint river water. >> we're going to build the michigan back that we had before but even better. >> a few years ago republican governor rick snyder stripped flint's elected officials of their pour and placed in the hands after emergency financial manager. the manager ordered flint to leave detroit's water, and join a new cheaper water system. but that new system wouldn't be ready for two years. so in the meantime, to save a few million bucks, the people of flint would drink from the toilet. >> i wouldn't even feed this to my dog. >> state treasurer andy dillan made the final call then. but now on the hot seat, the governor nor's men tried to weasel act that fact. >> governor rick snyder releasing his emails regarding the flint water crisis. >> flint's elected leaders with no real tour, rubber stamped the water idea. >> the flint community was betrayed. we had every reason to expect that the water we were drinking was being treated under the safe drinking water act, and communities all across this country have water sources from all over the place, it all has to be treated the same. that's what we were told. that's what i shared with the public when i was asked because that's what i was understanding at the time. so i was out there, city counsel members, other city staff, and then we get the ad mission from the governor that the state didn't follow the safe drinking water act, the corrision controls weren't in place. >> i cut down their baths, how many times i give them a bath, because of the rashes, the spots that pop up on them. and i think all of her hair is falling out. >> now flint's aging pipes are corroded and lead from them is leaving into the tap water. governor snyder has taken responsibility to appoint. >> flint's poor, majority black, they feel like you have abandoned them. is there your katrina? >> well, if you look at it, the citizens -- this is a disaster, something i had people that work for me that let all of us down, but i'm responsible, so i am not trying to get out of this that. >> you have to take responsibility. >> i want to but i want to fix the problem. >> lou could the governor not have known the water was unfit for a pig? from the beginning, the warning signs were there. the river water was contaminated when fecal matter, citizens were told to boil it. authorities poured in so much chlorine to kill the bacteria they created a toxic bomb harmful to infants and elderly. general motors said the water was corrode g its parts. flint citizens however were give known close but to continue bathing in it. >> this is about a year or so ago, my teeth started falling out, you know, i'm going to the dentist, but these right here, all of these have fell out. >> it has now been unearthed the environmental protection agency, and environmental quality, new there were potential dangerous levels of lead into flint's water. first they were silent, then they denied it. >> let me start here. anyone who is concerned about lead in the drinking water in flint can relax. there is no broad problem right now that we have seen with lead in the drinking water in flint. >> resident were blown off for 19 months until independent tests by a scientist and a doctor confirmed the dangerous levels of lead. and only then in october nearly two years later did the governor acknowledge that flint had a water crisis. the price to fix it could run into the billions. the health effect in children, unknown. >> how come nobody's been fired? >> people resigned. >> how come nobody's been fired? >> the potential people who have have been fired resigned. i don't want to get into the issue. they're gone. >> would you have your grandchildren bathe dale any that water coming out of those pipes now? >> yes. >> you would? >> yes, because again, that is the advice i've gotten, the people -- >> i feel awful about this. >> we all feel awful. because in the end, we all failed the people of flint. the governor, the bureaucrats, big business, politicians, the media. the cries from flint were loud and clear and we stood mute. no one, rich or poor, deserves that in america. >> well, still ahead, a grandmom puts up a fight. she punches and scratches a carjacker, why she said she had to fight. that's next. >> plus, a dog is pulled from an icy pond in the middle of the blizzard of 2016. the rescue and the reunion between the pooch and his heroes coming up. high winds and rough waters complicate ago rescue mission of a cargo ship drifting off the coast of france. the ship got into trouble on tuesday. a crew was able to board it yesterday in attempted to tow it, but the mission failed, because of big waves out there. the team had to leave the cargo ship, no word yet on when they will try to board it again. texas grandmother wasn't going down without a fight when a man carjacked, the woman said she was just folk cents dollars on trying to save her grandchildren. happened at houston fast-food restaurant. diane perez waiting in the car with her one and five year old grandchildren while the daughter went inside. that's when strange man hopped in the car and drove away with the family inside. says the man was driving recklessly, she decided she had no choice but to fight back. >> i just got so sick, pulling hair, choking him, and i grabbed his eyeballs, anything to try to get him to stop, and he would not stop. >> that's when the car flipped over four times and the carjacker did manage to get away. perez had to be treated at the hospital. she hopes to be release in the few days. the good news her grandchildren are okay. >> the director of a star wars episode that is two movies away has some out of this world plans for that film. he says, he would like to actually shoot some of the movie in space. for real. in space. the director announced his space dream as the sun dance film festival. he says he talked to disney about the possibility, i mass film has already been shot in outer space, so why not star wars? sands will have to -- fans will have to wait until it hams. star wars episode 19 is expected to debut in 2019. >> can be pretty cool. >> still ahead on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 a truck crashes and bursts into flames. hear from the driver who managed to escape that and what says happened just before the collision that through him into a panic. >> and grease live. just a day away. and the actors talk about what fans of the legendary musical should expect tomorrow night. dave? >> or two days away of some rain, the first day that we have some rain, here it is, coming in, getting closer, few more days with some rain even wintery mix in the seven day forecast, i'll show you when coming up. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. >> a seven month old pup that i was shot while trying to protect his owner during a deadly home invasion is on the mend. >> it happened in pens port earlier this month, jennifer joins takes a look at the dog's recovery. >> this is the face of a hero. a friendly, loyal, now healthy hero, after spending some time at the veterinary specialty and emergency center in south philadelphia. rhino, resilient, seven month old boxer pitbull mix, took a bullet to his leg two weeks ago, doctors say, he was trying to protect his owner when someone broke into their home and opened fire. >> i'm happy. i think my brother would be happy. >> ivory points at brother 41 year old, shot and killed during the home invasion, says rhino meant the world to him. his memory will now live on in this heroic pup. >> they say he's a normal boy again. >> says lived with her on 4600 block in frankford. she says she wasn't home the night of the shooting. she wants answers and justice for her friend. >> did more for me than my own kids. no, don't make no sense, don't make sense the way good ones go first. >> his neighbors can't make sense of his murder. >> he was one of the gentle souls, where he always was pleasant. >> everybody loved him. and we miss him. >> friends and family members are hopeful that police will track down his killer, for now, they feel comfort inn knowing that a very strong and special piece of their loved one remains. jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news". he's pretty, well, artists put their skills to the test for the fire and ice festival in burlington county, new jersey. more than a dozen artists covered these beautiful or they carved out beautiful ice sculptures on display, and this is in mt. holly, new jersey. they also had a chili cook-off to fulfill the fire part of the festival. >> and now to your fox 29 weather authority, a perfect day for something like that, dave. sun was out t wasn't too cold out. >> not too bad. fire and ice, sounds like the seven day forecast. >> hot and chilly? >> little bit of everything. you have to wait for the chilly, though. >> okay. >> got to get things warming up slowly, first off we look at the headlines, check out the view here. this is from our studio market street down toward penn's landing, not as bad tonight. that winds is not gusting, it is getting warmer, temperatures will start to climb a bit. now here is the recipe this week. monday we'll have shower, wednesday some rain, friday a mix. nice recipe, mix-up wintery weather mix possible friday, watching a storm pass by each day there, monday, wednesday and friday. first off, let's talk about what's happening on monday. high pressure controlling our weather, the gusty wind there, yesterday, gone. now we get this warmer breeze developing, a light southwest winds will develop ahead of this rain, this is our monday rain, barely make it out now, but will continue to intensify and push east. the temperatures will watch these closely. they've been down below freezing the last few mornings, get the melt, the refreeze, could see that again tonight specially north and western suburbs, so, anywhere that's been frozen, watch it again tomorrow morning, eventually we have to stop saying this, because as the temperatures continue to climb we will see all of the snow melt. tomorrow big, nice day, with the temperature up into the 50's. just above 50 degrees in philadelphia, maybe allentown right about 50, these are the temperatures tomorrow, it doesn't even drop down below freezing monday morning, mid to low 40's, maybe dropping to the upper 30's, and then climbing into the upper 50's, close to 60 degrees. this will be monday afternoon. there is some cooler air coming in. this is the focus for those showers we're talking about. just the front, slowly moving through, the computer forecast really not giving us a lot of rain. so maybe just passing shower for some. and then this will push out, the temperature will drop just bit tuesday, skies will start to clear a bit. but it is 7:25 for entertainment purposes only tuesday morning going to be hit and miss here, cloudy skies, here in western pennsylvania, entertainment purposes only. radar is clear. now to the big deal on wednesday. this is some more rain coming in. but these are the records, 62 in philadelphia. forecast is 62. so we could see some record high temperatures there. wednesday, allentown maybe just little cooler with the forecast note's. wilmington will be close to seeing that record, of 64, that's the forecast. here's what's bringing up that warm air t also has quite a bit of rain with it. so we will see significant rain coming in wednesday. clearing out by thursday. could see some minor flooding, record highs, that's the possibility there, and the wintery mix, well, that will be on friday, with storm passing by just close enough along the coast, where areas to the south, we could see little mix of rain and snow. we will watch that one closely here throughout the week. that's what to watch for on friday. >> thirty-two up to 50, that's tomorrow morning, maybe some patchy areas of ice, but not the widespread icy spots like we've seen this week. could see wet pavement. mild tomorrow night. only dropping to 45 degrees. the seven day forecast, 50's, but then, it starts to drop here quite a bit. we will see cooler weather coming in by the end of the week here. and there is groundhog day tuesday, should be up to 60 on wednesday, not 50, groundhog day tuesday, friday put some stars there, you know why? >> why? >> it is national weather person appreciation day. >> oh, that means we have to do something for you? >> i'm registered, i'll let you know where i am. >> oh, okay, we can hardly wait, dave. >> thank up, dave. well, still ahead: a strange site on a florida beach. it is covered with all sorts of sea creatures. why experts say this is happening. it is coming up. >> good evening, i'm karen help hip along with bill anderson coming up on good day, our version of grease live from good day. >> and we're trying to figure out good burn versus bad burn. am i burning or actually hurting? see you tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. >> a local couple owns a piece of history, famous 2015 fiat that pope francis toured around philadelphia entering his visit this past fall, auctioned off at the philadelphia auto show last night. price tag, $82,000. that winning bid coming from michael and kate chapman of chapman auto stores. a second papal fiat is on display throughout the week. well, florida navy veteran is lucky to be alive. he crashed his pick-up truck, and then watched it burst into flames. >> well, cell phone video showing the wreckage, as fox's jena born has this story. >> jea cruz worked in the darkness to get the power back on. hours after this truck crashed into a power pole, and burst into flames. >> he's gone. >> okay, thank god. >> the viewer sent us this cell phone video of the flames couldn't believe the driver, 18 year navy veteran, michael smith, was alive. >> i'm very luck. >> i smith tells me his brakes went out as he was getting off the park street exit ramp. >> and i put my foot on the brake. and nothing. put the pedal to the floor, nothing. >> what was going through your mind when you first realized the brakes were out? >> oh, i just got scared. i don't know. didn't know what to do. >> that's when he said he lost control, coming around a turn and crashed. as his car burst into flames, he said, he had one thing on his mind. >> just get out. just the passenger window was gone, so i just crawled out that hole right there. >> you can hear his tires popping minutes later. >> i'm just glad, i didn't hit anybody. glad that i'm okay. i didn't hurt anybody else. >> said he didn't even have to call 911 after the crash because the highway patrol trooper was sitting in the parking lot just yards away. and still to come on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 it is almost time for grease live. >> yes, next the actors talk about what fans of legendary musical should expect tomorrow night. >> take a look at this, fast thinking police officer in colorado saved boy's life. deputy's dash camera showing him running to the teenage here was freezing water that boy and two other boys fell through the ice on the pond. once he got on the scene, the officer grabbed a tree branch, to help pull one teen out, then emergency crews pulled two more boys from that icy water. wow. >> incredible. >> another heroic act in the middle of the blizzard, this one was in virginia. firefighters in fairfax county rescued a st. bernard that fell through an icy lake. this is on friday. and the dog and his family were reunited with the crews who saved him. fox's alexander lineman was therefore the reunion. >> we came really close to losing him. we know we did. so thank you guys. >> extremely grateful family, and a happy go lucky milo were reunited but the crews that rescued the 120 pounds st. bernard, after he went crashing into an ice covered lake. >> come on, my love. common. >> we got out there. the ice was little fragile. first tried to catch him with a dog collar, but even though i got a tight wrap around him, he squeezed his head out. so, he didn't like that at that point realize that we had to get in the water to help him. >> hey, come, my love. >> these two city of fairfax firefighters took the plunge into the frigid water, wearing suits like this one, to stay insulated. at the time of the rescue, friday night, the blizzard had already started and thanks to the blowing winds, and snow, it was 21 degrees out. but felt more like eight. >> in this video you can see milo hanging on to the frozen edge of the lake. amazingly firefighters hoisted the water logs dog to safety. >> i know had one of them tried to go in and make a rescue on milo they would have succombed to the temperature much faster than he had. >> peta presented the fairfax county and fairfax fire departments an award for their humane and heroic actions. fairfax county and city firefighters want to remind everyone that although it may be very tempting to jump in yourself, whether it be to a lake or a fire, or some other emergency to rescue your best friend, it is not a good idea to do so, and you should always call 911 instead, hopefully that will get to a happy ending. reporting in fairfax, fox5 local news. that's a lot of pooch. well, a walk along the beach was interrupted for some people in florida when some sea creatures washed ashore. for miles and miles, the sands of crescent beach in see he is that keys were covered with star fish, see you are chants, even small fish. officials from the florida fish and wildlife research institute say that a combination of some recent stormy and cold weather has led to the sea creatures washing ashore. >> well, tomorrow night fox is enrolling airing grease, musical is done live right here, going to be a lot fun. fox ' julie chan talked to the actors who will be still. hitting the stage. >> ♪ >> grease is the word this sunday as fox broadcast the musical live. van's hutchins takes on the part of tough girl rizzo. >> it is never been done before. we're filming on three different stages, we're going to be doing a scene, running out of the stage, hopping on a golf cart, being drive tone another stage, running in, doing a costume change, and stepping in to do a musical number. >> there will be live audiences at the three different stages, in addition to the millions watching at home. broadway veteran aaron steps into danny's skinny jeans, julie ann hoff place sweet but sexy sands err. >> tell me about it. >> this is, i think, even more than a broadway show. this is almost like we're doing a live movie. you know, movie take after take after take. we're on real movie sets. we get it do it ones. >> worked on glee, choreographing the dance numbers. fox cameras were there behind the scenes during blocking. this is when a director tells actors where they should move for the proper dramatic effect. since grease live is on stage, and on tv, two directors are involved. >> tom kale, who direct the critically acclaimed hamilton on broadway, and alex of dancing with the stars. >> ♪ >> heater con hue steps into the role of jan. >> then i have to go like this, and then i'm jan. >> grease live will be mixing old with the new. >> this is our version of grease, you know,ambiguous people in the show, definitely, very different approach to what the film was. >> we just want to have a big party on the 31. >> and you can watch grease live right here on fox 29 tomorrow night at 7:00. well, crews preparing the field ahead of the superbowl made a big mistake, the gap was made when the denver broncos logo was paint in the both end zones. denver is the designated home team for the big game. so the visitors side has since been repainted with the carolina panthers logo. the teams will face-off on superbowl sunday, that's february 7th. sean? >> joyce, sixers are taking on the best, they were hanging in there early, but it quickly changed behind the back of steph. playing in the final, trying to match stephie with the most grand slams in the opener a. shocked us all. next in sports. >> the sixers are the worse of the worse, that's putting nicely, and the warriors are the best of the best on their road to historic season to beat the chicago bulls for the best regular season record. the question earlier this year was sixers have more wins than the warriors have losses. so, just seven wins, golden state, just four losses. the sixers today trying to look respectable, that didn't really work. stayed close in the first. it got ugly in the second. set curry finding andre for the easy wide open happen i oop. the very next, returns the favor. set curry sets up, drains the tray. up by 19 at half time. now the sixers currently down just 11, but that's because the starters didn't come back and play. ninety-six-85, fourth quarter. >> eagles trying to make a championship run, trying to make championship moves, at least keep players this they think can help them win the superbowl. zach earns, selleck, lane johnson, just signed brand new contract, keeping them not on a really -- not going to do that much, or anything like that, but it does get consistent is he to some key places, yesterday, the guys talked about what this does for this franchise. >> definitely optimistic. i mean, we have a bunch of great young players here, and, you know, better than leaders like celek, you know, who is a warrier, i think, you know, probably going to be some changes moving forward, you know, the organization wants to win. and they are signing great guys, great players, and, you know, i think it is good for this organization. >> signed quarterback to get those guys the rock. all right, to college hoops, villanova playing saint john's tomorrow, but regardless, they're guaranteed to go to the tournament just like they are every year. the other philly teams, need to really make some noise, very quickly if they want to earn a bid. let's start with the most likely team to get in, st. joe's, they're taking on rhode island. first half, st. joe's up. the seal, he's going to be a very good solid nba prospect. that's a lay upright there. and one, part of 13 to two st. joe's run, right now, joe's is up 30 to 19 at half. to lasalle, dayton with good ball movement. look at this drive by skoochy smith. yes, that's his name, skoochy. kicks it out to davis for tray ball. lasalle couldn't keep it close. they fell to dayton 59-44. and drexel hosting hofstra. one point game in the second half. hofstra with picture perfect role. green, andre walker for the easy slam. hofstra would hole onto that lead, beating drexel 70 to 54. and once again villanova looking to bounce back after a tough loss to providence last saturday. red storm madison square garden, mecca tomorrow night at noon right here on fox. to tennis, the woman's australian open finally happened overnight. 3:30 a.m. when you woke up this morning, you expect to hear that serena williams won. no one had dominated their sport quite like serena williams. mostly these matches, you just think is formality. but nothing in this world is guaranteed. and that's what we saw early in this match. serena going for her seventh australian open title. she owns this tournament. going against ankle leak gerber, first set on triple set point back and back and for. serena with the un forced error into the net. second set, serena, approaches the net. easy shot. serena wins, second, six-three, now to the third, serena with the set point against her, gerber approaches the net. but again another un forced error. she had 46 of those. that's unusual for serena. not that great. gerber wins her first australian open. serena just didn't have enough today. >> i give myself an a? no, but, you know, today i was -- this is what i could produce, maybe tomorrow i can produce something different. >> it is interesting, i mean, every time i walk in this room, everyone expects me to win every single match, every single day of my life. and as much as i would like to be a robot, i'm not. >> what a problem to have. everyone expect to you win every time. >> she is so great. >> really great, congratulations, you know, she a great champion. she knows, listen, i'm going to come back and win again. congratulations, you played a great match, serena she will still be able to get the most grand slams ever. you know? >> i love her attitude. you know, she just has the right attitude. >> great attitude, she understands, respects her opponent, great clock john in every sense of the word. you not have someone as great as serene. >> we're hoping for a grand-slam in some weather. >> warm up, depends on the day really. looking at three days to watch. monday wednesday and friday. little break-in between. but those will be the days with the rain, the rain and maybe wintery mix. so, there are things to watch this weekend. could see record high temperatures this coming wednesday, as we climb above 60 degrees. >> wow. >> crazy roller coaster ride. >> indeed. thank you. be sure to join us tonight at 10:00. should be after boxing, i believe. we showed you this story at the top of our newscast a woman attacked outside shopping center at broad daylight. a man with a box cutter, well, bystanders came to her rescue. fox 29 sabina kuriakose is talking with witnesses, right now, and we're going to have a live report right after the fight. that's our news for this saturday night. live lottery drawing next after "tmz", have a great night. see you back here at 10:00. thanks for watching.