cherokee passing a couple of vehicles on 52nd then ramming bicycle and rider from behind. a separate security camera shows the jeep then drive through a red light at 52nd and spruce on the wrong side of the road. a passing moat rift cease the injured victim lying in the street and hops out to render aid. police say the victim sudden a head injury and possible fractured ribs. in fact near the site of incense man's street business acquaintances were wishing him a speedy recovery and singing his praises. >> good guy. >> very nice, very nice. down to home. >> he's a kind man. he comes out and works every day, you know. he's not here he's on lancaster avenue. he's a well-known guy. >> reporter: selling incense. >> just selling incense and oils much that's it. >> reporter: again, the victim in this case last reported here at pennsylvania presbyterian in scale condition. if you know anything about this incident again just after 2:00 a.m. 52nd and spruce a white jeep grand cherokee call police. lucy? >> got to track down that person, bruce, thank you so much. rain we can't seem to shake in your fox 29 weather authori authority. the greenery mains on ultimate doppler radar chances are you've probably seen at least a little rain today and this is a pattern sticking around. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> yeah, it is going to stick around lucy and iain. it's more of a nuisance type of event. don't cancel any of your tuesday evening plans maybe you have soccer practice or you're going to be in the garden. take look at the light showers across a part of the area. everyone is not seeing the rainfall but as we move into new castle county right now, around chadds ford also as you move toward hokessin wilmington looking at light showers as we move into parts of south jersey a couple of sprinkles along the ac expressway but once again it's just more of a light rain as you head down the shore. outside our studios you can see it's cloudy, eighths little cool and the high temperature today 12 degrees below where we shall be for this time of year. we squeaked out 60 degrees the normal for this time of year is 72. so as we take look at those temperatures pretty uniform across the area, upper 50s in trenton. we have 58 degrees in millville. 59 right now in dover and 56 degrees in lancaster. winds are relatively light to calm out there. so really not dealing with a breeze. just a can be of spotty showers mostly cloudy and cool as we go throughout your evening by 9:00 o'clock 56 degrees. 54 by 11:00. more showers expected tomorrow but once again it's not going to be wash out just some spotty showers by tomorrow morning. lancaster, chester county, parts of delaware and then maybe couple of sprinkles in around the philadelphia area by late morning. but mostly cloudy skies again tomorrow and temperatures just a few degrees below average. in fact over the next two days, tomorrow spotty shower around upper 60s. low 70s by your thursday and thursday looks to be a dry day. we'll talk about showers and thunderstorms in the forecast and that weekend preview coming up. >> all right, scott that's correct thanks deadly weather hitting owing okay. powerful storms bringing hail and tornadoes to the state that knocked over trees and toppled power lines it was a similar scene in nebraska where one resident says he and his dog survived dangerous weather even though his home did not. >> the dog and i headed for the basement and didn't make it. >> it was like the movie twist twister. legs up flying. >> more strong storms are forecast to impact areas from mid mississippi river valley into the ohio river valley. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are all possible. to a developing story tonight out of city's frankford section. skyfox over a tragic scene right under that i-95 overpass. authorities tell us a septa bus hit a man on his bike and although medics rushed him to the hospital, it was too late. >> tragically he later died. let's get right out to fox 29's dawn timmeney who is live in frankford tonight. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain and lucy, this is such a sad story. police have not yet released the identity of the bicyclist. we do know he was a 25-year-old man and he died just minutes after arriving at the hospital. >> i just heard lot of sirens. i figure it was something serious. >> alicia mcdonald was right. septa bus hit bicyclist op orthodox street right under i-95 afternoon. she owns an insurance and auto tag on the corner of orthodox and aramingo and came out to see quite a commotion. >> usually when there's a lot of sirens around here it's pretty devastating the street was jammed up for while. a lot of police officers. a lot of transit police. >> i just scene the bus out here. that's about it. and all the cops and the fire depth. >> reporter: norman bucco witnesses work at frankford plating feet from where the bike cleft was hit. cars and buses speed down orth dock street. there's no lights, nothing. just fly down the street. >> reporter: there is no indication at this time that the septa bus was speeding and in fact police say the man on the bike cut in front of the septa route j bus when he was struck. >> there's ton of bikers. we have the bike lanes but it's all jammed up over there for the bikes and a lot of the bike lanes are under construction right now. especially along aramingo. it's really dangerous. it's very sad. >> reporter: now the bus driver did stop immediately after the accident. one of the gentleman who works at a nearby business says he talk to that driver and he was extremely rattled. again, police say that the bicyclist cut in front of the bus. iain? >> dawn, thank you. the man who was nearly killed after falling through a glass ceiling at the row dan museum has reached a settlement with the philadelphia museum of art and their security company. you may fine this video a little difficult to watch. the 27-year-old was speccing lights back in 2012 when he fell nearly 40 feet through the glass ceiling. he survived and he's now reached a settlement of 7.25 mel i don't know dollars. attorneys for the man say they're client spent more than month in the hospital and had more than dozen surgeries all as a result of that fall. new information in the murder of a kensington woman who police say was killed by her boyfriend. philadelphia police now say he strangled her. early yesterday morning police say that man called 911 saying he had killed his girlfriend in a home on rohrer street. officers found the body of 27-year-old veronica rodriguez in a bedroom. 25-year-old juan camacho faces murder and sexual assault. rodriguez's mother lives in florida. she told tv station there that her daughter had broken up with camacho and that he actually teched and apologized -- an apology after the murder. and philly police are investigating claims of sexual assault inside a west philadelphia high school. it's a story you saw first on fox last night. investigators say a 14-year-old girl has told them a fellow student assaulted her last friday inside sayre high school. police have not yet made an arrest but the special victims unit is investigating. delaware state university joining with national scholarship program to help increase college opportunities for immigrant students living in the country illegally. the program is called dream u.s. and it will offer 500 scholarships of up to $20,000 a year, 16 states refused to allow students living in the country illegally to either enroll in state colleges or force them to pay out of state tuition. fresh start for delaware county animal care facility. providence animal shelter unveiled this afternoon along with new building in media. officials say it's important to rebrand it as it works to expand its services. the new facility includes isolation rooms where vets can treat infectious diseases. >> helping our planet and getting a pizza in return environmental group schuylkill action network celebrated the work of fourth graders at green woods charter school in today for all of think hard work to help to protect our water. the students went on field trips and participated in community service projects centered on keeping the schuylkill river clean. >> we're testing the schuylkill and help -- and dissecting fish. we are helping safe trout and -- and and finding about dams want the river is and like how it works. >> very cool. because you know the schuylkill riff base cipro sides drinking water for more than 2 million people. new at 6:00 how do you attract people to a job that can be thank less and dangerous? philadelphia's police chief has talk about sweetening the deal to get cops on the streets but now there are some prominent voices saying that's a bad idea. 96 years old this local man is not slowing down. he still bikes more than 9 miles day. love that. he's about to hit a big milestone and about get a big surprise. howard? >> below up on the field by the best player in baseball last night. a car at the ballpark but it's chasing baseballs in the water. i will show you and explain coming up in sports. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." 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(applause). >> that's bill gun of doylestown central bucks bike club presented the avid cyclist with surprise birthday ride. his 90th decade nothing is slowing him down and he took off on 9.6-mile ride. gun says he's been riding since he was 10 years old and explains how bikes have changed over his lifetime. >> my first bicycle was bicycle that had no gears. you got on it by putting your foot on the piece that came out the back and swung into the seat h no gears to use. like a track bike today. the next bike i got was the one i got selling magazines door to door. 99-year-olds remember it. >> people had paper routes. remember that. >> i did. >> bike club gave him a commemorative membership in honor of his birthday. >> it's a awesome. good day for baking. no downpours or anything like that. fox 29 weather authority right now. >> yeah. >> he's over the weather. >> i did see the sun for minute. >> i mean it wasn't really that bad. i mean it was 60 degrees. a couple of light showers out there but that guy on that bicycle that is motivation. 96 years old. yeah, it will be pretty comfortable if you're getting outdoors for that bike ride on this tuesday evening. don't cancel any plans. just a couple of light spotty nuisance showers across the area. in fact we're looking at a fifty seven of potential 70-degrees or better days. some late week showers and thunderstorms, and of course the all important weekend update. the weekend not looking that bad. as we look at ultimate doppler a couple of sprinkles in parts of south jersey, moving into new castle county also as you move into parts of chester, lap caster county right now. zoom in a little closer and then around hokessin, down to around the wilmington area watching out for some light showers that should be dissipating over the next hour or so. as you move into sections of gloucester, cam county northern sections of atlantic county so if you're headed out of philadelphia down the ac expressway, you'll probably run into a couple of spring kills as well as some cloud cover. as we expand the view the severe weather threat today has been in sections of illinois along with parts of kentucky. reports of tornadoes and funnel clouds some of that energy moving right now along the ohio river valley and that stalled stationary boundary that has been a focal point for showers and thunderstorms earlier this week and we'll continue to be that mechanism for some lift, clouds and showers. as we move toward your wednesday, a couple of spotty showers across the area. but most of the showers and the coverage will stay to our south around the delmarva peninsula but high temperatures tomorrow better than today. in fact we'll flirt with fenn degrees tomorrow. ocean temperatures still chilly in the mid 50s. so right now as we look at those temperatures, we have upper 50s in wrightstown. 58 degrees in wilmington. upper 50s in allentown. 54 in the pocono mountains. zoom in little closer down the shore. temperatures pretty uniform as well in the low to mid 50s. so chilly for us in philadelph philadelphia. but look at raleigh, 80 degrees right now. it's 83 in memphis and look at the 90s in dallas, 92 degrees we're looking at 94 in mid land so we'll tap no a piece of that warmth as we move toward the latter part of the week. but mostly cloudy a couple of early light showers temperatures upper 40s low 50s. upper 60s for high temperatures tomorrow once again a couple of spotty showers especially the first part of the day. but otherwise, 73 degrees on thursday. that's right around average for this time of year. friday 74. a couple of afternoon and evening thunderstorms popping up then saturday it looks like highs in the low 70s. a couple of scattered showers but don't cancel any weekend plans it doesn't look like a wash out. and then a little cooler mid 60s for highs on sunday upper 60 noose early next week. hey, what about looking ahead. 17 days away the sun will set 8:20 memorial day is just 20 days away. and the first day of summer only 41 days iowa and what about the fourth of july in case you're counting that is 55 days away. so, yeah, we have the cloud, the gloomy weather but we have a lot to certainly look forward to. >> you know what this is, iain, this is a classic diversion nary tactic. don't look at the weather over here. think about christmas. (laughter). >> pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. >> exactly. >> i don't pay attention any w way. i wait scene what it does in the morning. >> you're a low maintenance type of guy howard. >> that's exactly right. we are different in that rash. 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