clipped a telephone pole and flew to underneath the power lines and landed here in the process with the clipping of that pole, he lost the wing. this happened just before 3:00 this afternoon. we have earlier pictures where this took place at the nature preserve on 322 downingtown pike. this is a cessna 182. the pilot only one on board pflying from mercy airport and headed to gaithersburg maryland a woman who lives across the street tells me fire engines started arriving here, this happened across the street from bradford elementary school. we did try to get a word with the pilot. he understandably wasn't up to talking but a passerby spoke to him a short time ago and that to pu passerby told him what he had to say. >> keep was losing oil pressure, saw he was on the wrong side of the power line, as he came down, the wing clipped off on one of the telephone poles, and he went and went underneath of the power lines and was able to clear a fence, and land in the field. he left the one, left wing on the 322. but was able to land, no injury >> i could not believe how calm and collected he was. >> reporter: he was apparently told that this pilot had been flying a good 40 years, certainly experienced pilot, as you see in the process of kind of putting this back together again to take it away. this road was closed here downingtown pike a few hours. it is again open. we believe family just arrived to the scene obviously upon hearing this. of course, iain and lucy. the investigation is ongoing. >> brad sattin live in west chester. developing in north philadelphia, a pregnant woman died in a suspicious fire. it happened this morning on the 2100 block of west susquehanna avenue >> the fire is under investigation. fox joyce evans joins us with developing details. >> reporter: for the last several minutes, you can see the crime scene unit is here, philadelphia police as well as fire investigators, they have been in and out of this home collecting evidence to try to determine exactly how the fire started here. and how that 35-year-old pregnant woman died on the second floor. >> i smelled smoke. i'm like something else but i looked that way towards where i live. i said not us. >> involved maybe 7:15, boom, the whole thing went out and the fire department came and took a body out. they said it was a lady i thought it was something else >> a lady described by neighbors as not put somebody who lived here but maybe a visitor. nobody seemed to know her name. police confirmed that she was 35 years old and pregnant. a man named reggie and his roommate said they were not home at the time. they stopped by to see if they might find personal items they can take. police would not allow them or anyone else inside. now, neighbors and public records show that reggie, i should say anthony eubanks, 34 years old, is associated with this address. we do not know if he was here at the time of that fire. reggie and tweet said they're going to be staying at a nearby shelter. they say that they had one of the rooms here that was being rented out and that's all the information at this time we have about. we'll have more tonight at 10:00 i'm joyce evans reporting live in north philadelphia, iain, back to you. >> thank you. that was not not the only deadly fire in philadelphia. three people died in a house fire in philadelphia's wynnfield section. one of the victims is remembered as a woman who helped hold the community together. our jeffery joyce talked to devastated neighbors. >> she's a beautiful pillar of this community. >> reporter: neighborhood heart broken, people woke up to learn three long-time neighbors perished in an early morning house fire on the investigator00 block of diamond street. she lived next door and said she and others desperately tried to save them. >> i ran back in the house and i ran to the front and i hollering up and banging on the door and i'm hollering up to the window saying miss anne come out the window. >> police say the 70-year-old woman referred to by neighbors as anne and a 30-year-old man believed to be a grandson were found dead inside the home after the heavy smoke and fire cleared. the 84 husband was transported to a local hospital where he died. fire officials say the only survivor was a 19-year-old man identified by neighbors as the couple's son. he jumped from a second story window and injured his leg. the teen is recovering at lankenau hospital from physical and likely deep emotional wounds. learning his family is based on. >> they were great people. great people. they loved to go fishing, they do cook-outs love dogs. she was just well-known in the community. help you out with anything. give you the shirt off her back. a lovely woman. >> reporter: neighbors say anne organized community events at the diamond club across the street from her house, deeply religious and heavy involved in cleaning up the neighborhood from drugs and violence. >> beautiful person. >> reporter: fire officials say when at any arrived around 4:45 a.m., there was heavy fire on the first floor. r there were no smoke detectors, fire crews were not immediately called. >> tragedy for these folks up here, a tragedy for our city. >> reporter: officials say the fire does not appear to be suspicious. but a cause is still under investigation. reporting from wynnfield, jeffery joyce, fox 29 news. the philadelphia fire department released a statement in regards to both fires saying, in part. while we don't yet know the causes of the deaths, the tragedies is an important are reminder to take a few minutes to check your smoke alarms and review your home fire escape plan. if you need a smoke alarm call 311. members of the fire department plan to install smoke alarms tomorrow. nine people in north philadelphia, lease have any suspicions there's no talking about it. what happened last night on the 2300 block left nine people in the hospital. two in critical conditionings. someone walked up to a corner where the group of young people as 17 to 26 were hanging out. shot them. police are staying tight lipped about what they may know tonight. . let's check on weather authority. people out enjoying the fun at spruce street harbor park this afternoon at penns landing after we had a few hot days. get ready to grab the umbrella. kathy said it will be raining to start the week. >> hope you enjoyed these past couple days, gorgeous out there. temperatures are in 70's across the area. and we are going to be seeing them plunging big time. today's high temperature around the region range from 73 in philadelphia to 72 in allentown. look at these numbers, trenton to 70, reading, 70, wilmington 69, atlantic city 65 degrees. on the cool sides at the very least. as you get closer to the shore. ultimate doppler showing high pressure off the coast and a warm front moving our way. see the rain in west virginia, the western part of the keystone state is moving our way. as you go hour by hour look for temperatures in the 60's this evening, increasing clouds and by 11:00, 57, rain moves in overnight. it will be a wet morning rush across the region. stuck in a rut big time as we go through this week, keep the umbrella handy and we'll have a holidayed weekend update coming your way. guys, it's not going to be half bad. we'll talk about that coming up. >> means it will be half good. thank you very much. president trump is in the middle of his first official visit to the mideast. in saudi arabia today, he said he wants to focus on building coalition to fight terrorism. he addressed a summit of leaders >> jane meantler has the story. >> reporter: president trump calls for unit against islamic extremists. >> that means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremist. standing together against the murder of innocent muslims, the oppression of women, the percent accumulation of jews and the slaughter of christian. >> reporter: tension between israel and palestine and economic opportunities in the mideast, but notably missing from his speech, the phrase radical islamic terrorism. a staple of his 2016 presidential campaign. president trump also inaugurating the center for combatting extremist idealogy with the king of saudi arabia. >> terrorism is the result of extremism. to confront we declared launching global center by cooperating with peace loving nations and international organizations. >> reporter: back in washington worker politicians are reacting to the president's first trip abroad. >> i think it's successful. i think it's important. there's no to doubt that if we're going to impede the iranians continued effort to certainly significant strength in the region, that this is important step forward. >> reporter: president trump continues his mideast trip monday traveling to jerusalem where he will visit several holly sites and meet with israeli and palestinian leaders. fox news. days after a jury acquitted her in a shooting death of an unarmed man, video shows police officer's account of what happened. >> i thought he was going to shoot me. >> what the officer said crutcher was not doing that had her pull her gun. students walking out on the vice president commencement address. coming up sitting in traffic every single day can do a number on your back, how you can fix that on the road. the phillies finally got pitching. the problem is they couldn't hit a thing. see if they can muster enough runs to actually win a series. 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. after 146 year, the so-called greatest show on earth comes to an end tonight, the ringling brothers and bar numb and bail circus is playing to a sold out audience. >> the circus decided to fold its tent. fox's laura engle has more. >> reporter: a bitter sweet moment as circus fans gather to see the last set of shows before it ends. the ripping link brothers circus is not only a piece of americana, it's also a beloved childhood memory for parents bringing their children to experience all the sites and sounds of what this famous circus provided for 146 years >> the circus went into trouble about a year ago after performing elephants were removed from the show due to animal rights pressure. adding to that, ringling's parent company said the circus is old-fashioned business model high operating cost and declining ticket sales contributed to the decision to shut it down. performers we spoke with say they are sad to see this era come to an end but proud they were part of it >> we are the bed rock of american pop culture. we influence add tremendous amount in society. we've added to the vernacular, hold your horses, throw your hat in the ring, the show must go on, that's all us >> it's the standard of circus, variety entertainment when you think of, if you made it here, you make it anywhere. so that's the part that is sad, they will never be another great he have show on earth >> an estimated 10 million had gone to a ringling circus each year, which delighted fans with act bats, clowns, ice-skaters and 85 animals lionses, tom corbetts, no bears. all the animal that is had performed have found a new home. as far as the performers, they've tried to help out the act bats and entertainers, some will be looking for work. in uniondale new york, laura engle fox news. >> not a happy home coming for mike pence. dozens graduates got up and walked out when the vp took the podium. they were protesting the policies and pence did not comment. however, he did discuss a need to accept free speech on college campuses. former vice president joe biden gave a commencement address at cole with college where he addressed the current device of political climate that's been going on now. he urged graduates not get discouraged. >> it's time for america to get up. it's time to regain our sense of unit and purpose. it's time for us to start realizing who in god's name we are. >> he also urged the crowd to right slipping into a bubble and told the grads to make an impact instead of settling. a pharmacy clerk in serious condition, a suspect is dead after a robbery in north hampton county at the white hall pharmacy outside of allentown. police say the suspect shot the clerk during the robbery and led police on a chase after ram two police cars they tried to arrest him and he pointed a gun at them and opened fire. the suspect was pronounced dead one officer had minor injuries. white oklahoma police officer acquitted of manslaughtering the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man >> we're hearing her account as she told it to investigators >> goes around this vehicle and he goes to the driver's side. come around. tossed his arm and he goes, stop, stop. (screaming). he didn't stop. i thought he was grabbing a gun. >> their panthers crossed when the tulsa police responded to police officer responded to a report of a stalled vehicle last september. a jury acquitted her on friday. drivers can spend an average of an hour a day sitting in traffic. all of that sitting can set you up for back pain. there are quick easy ways to give your back a break when you're out there on the road. fox has the story from atlanta. metro atlanta traffic has been grit your teeth grind for months now, the average 30-minute one-way stretched much longer. >> some days is much longer. >> reporter: the gridlock may be one reason an atlanta bartender ended up here at the joint chiropractic clinic in east atlanta trying to get relief. chiropractor said he's been seeing a jump in clients coming in complaining especially of lower back pain. he says there are simple ways to protect your back on the road. >> one of the best things to do is be where of your body and museum. you want to get as much mobility as you can. from your neck down through the your back. >> before you get into the car, take your wallet out of your back pocket. if you don't >> it's like sitting on an uneven chair. it will alter your hips, pelvis >> push your seat far away back from the pedals as you can and straighten the seat back. >> you don't want to have the seat lean too far back. you want to make sure posturely that your ears, your shoulders and your hips are all in line. that's the usual position you can get while you're sitting in the car. >> reporter: and stuck at that light, stretch >> one exercise you can do is round your shoulders out. put your hands on the steering wheel, lift your shoulders up and round them back. round them forward. >> reporter: try pushing back away from the wheel >> hold it few seconds and bring it back and retract your shoulder blades. >> reporter: if you're not moving try to keep moving. your back will thank you. as we head to the summer, a lot of us are taking road trips, and greg co recommends stopping every hour to stretch out your back and neck muscles. good luck. >> getting out every hour? you'll never get to your destination. an assault at a grocery store, what police say this guy d did. they're looking for him a student says his teacher called him a slave. what the kid said that led up to the confrontation. another day, missile launch in north korea, this dashes the hope for peace. second time in a week, north korea fire add water on the waters off of the east coast. last week's weapon could carry a nuclear war head. the united nations is meeting tuesday to discuss all of this at the request of the united states. south korea and japan. back in the u.s., new orleans are trying to figure out what to do in the confederate era statues coming down in in the city including this one of general robert e lee moved friday because of the connection to white supremacy. officials are working on plans to fill the spaces that the statues left. a school meeting is set to discuss claims that an elementary teacher called a student a slave >> the mother is demanding a public apology from that teacher. now, his mom believes the teacher used the term to taunt him because he's black. the 11-year-old boy and his mom say his history teacher humiliated him in front of the entire class and it happened when he was trying to get a book. >> he told us to do our work. i went up to him and asked for a book he said sit down slave and be quiet. i stood up to him and said i'm not no slave. and don't call me that no more. he said get out of my classroom. >> school district said it is investigating and right now, not commenting. a sickening story out of oregon where police are searching for a man they say is throwing see men on women in a portland area grocery stores, it happened at least twice. one victim said the guy walked up to her, threw it on her and ran off. months later at the same safe way this time if a parking garage where someone threw it out the window at her. police say it happened to over women >> you're at disbelief, that this really happening, who would do this then goes through your mind, was he watching me this whole time? was he in his car watching me unload my groceries? >> police say they're working with departments in other towns reporting similar incidents. school season but before you get in, the cdc got a warning of something nasty in the water. it could sideline you for weeks. we're talking about rain moving in and once we get into this wet pattern it will stick around for awhile. we'll take a look at the holiday weekend forecast coming up. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted it fixed right. so they scheduled with safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond, every time. at safelite, we stand behind our work. bye, bye. because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. 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. breaking news from the delaware valley where a man's body discovered near the boat ramp in torresdale. police have not yet made an identification. this is the same area where 16-year-old disappeared swimming with friend friday. the philadelphia marine unit and the coast guard had been looking for him before they suspended the search. happening tomorrow, jury selection begins in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. jurors are coming from pittsburgh since the 2015 race for montgomery county district attorney made the case a flash point. the da declined to charge him. did he drug and molest a temple university basketball manager in his cheltenham home in 2004. a traffic alert. delldot said you can blame closures on the i 495 bridge. they're closing lanes tomorrow through the afternoon, they will stay from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. delaware officials are hoping you will use alternate routes more of us are thinking about hitting the pool. outbreak breaks have doubled in recent years at pools and water playground in the u.s., because the parasite called cripto and its side effects can last weeks. fox has the story. >> reporter: it's that time of year again, when a dip in the pool sounds amazing but there could be something lurking that can make you really sick. >> cramping, diarrhea vomiting. >> they're busy testing water samples from pools all over central indiana. they will find all sorts of bacteria, even fecal matter swimming in the water. >> e coli >> that stuff can usually be wiped out with normal levels of chlorine but the cdc is worried about a parasite called cripto that's harder to kill >> it's usually killed within a minute or less contact with the chlorine, cripto can last up to ten days. >> reporter: cripto is spread through the feces of infected people. it can cause diarrhea, unaware and vomiting. the cdc said outbreaks doubled in the u.s. from 2014 to 2016 with 32 outbreaks last yearling,ed to swimming pools and water playgrounds. nearly 2000 people got sick in ohio alone last year. and those are just cases voluntarily reported. >> if you do have a pool that is infected like the cdc has been finding, you have to super chlorine ate >> she warns families should be taking steps to prevent an out awake >> you would like to think people use common sense, but they go swimming short the after a a bout of diarrhea. >> cdc said cripto is the most common cause of diarrhea, it can make otherwise healthy people sick up to three weeks and life-threatening with comprised immune systems >> a live look at wildwood after warm day, isn't it nice? folks have a refreshing breeze, a little bit of rain. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the change >> beautiful day, cooler down the shore butti won't be long n. one week, we'll be memorial day weekend. >> 67 the wind out southeast just six miles an hour, temperatures will be tumbling when you consider friday was 93, yesterday 76, today is 73. little bit below average. and tomorrow only 69 degrees when the rain moves in. right now, 67 in philadelphia. 62 in millville, little bit cooler as you get down the shore with a on shore flow, ocean city 57. a light jacket. same in sea aisle. 58 in north wildwood. cape may 58. water temperature up to 59. an area of low pressure in this snaking warm front that will push towards the northeast and that means increasing clouds and rain developing overnight and into tomorrow morning. go hour boy hour after 6:00 a.m. we see more like a wall of rain moving in through the morning rush where you see the yellows and oranges pockets of moderate to heavy rain and this continues through noon hour and into the afternoon. even the evening rush, spotty showers and heavier downpours and slowly cleared out after midnight early tuesday morning. then by tuesday, 7:00 a.m., looks like we'll see breaks in the overcast but another system lifts from the south and we get into another round by late tuesday. it will be unsettled pattern through most of this week. tonight, we get down to 57. mostly cloudy with a rain moving in during the earlier morning hours. during the day tomorrow, we start off in the 50's. it's raining through the most of the day, by the noon hour, still looking at temperatures in the 60's, the high temperature at 3:00 with a southeasterly wind will be around 69 then during the evening, we still see the rain heavy at times way temperature of only 67. on your seven-day forecast, from the weather authority, the phils come back to town and so does the rain, showers late tuesday, wednesday a chance of a morning shower, but it does improve. the high temperature is 71 degrees. by thursday, scattered showers, not quite as bad, chance of showers in the morning and the afternoon, maybe a rumble of thunder, trying to clear out by friday to kick off the holiday weekend, partly sunny high 76, chance of showers saturday 78. and by sunday, looks like a chance of sun and clouds, high temperature 78 degrees. a better stretch over the holiday weekend, morning lows start in the 50's, then we get into the 60's. guys, monday, tuesday and wednesday, that's the real unsettled period and after that, even into thursday, after that, we slowly clear it out. we'll keep an eye out for holiday weekend. not a scorcher but not a wash-out at all. it's spring cleaning time. in an iconic philly landmark is getting spruced up. officials are taking on the chore for billy penn. so much for running those steps in 2017, break out the yoga mats thousands here at fox 29. rocky showing up today, he would have needed a yoga mat. about 2000 people joined a bunch of us for leaving beyond breast cancer's reach and raise yoga for a reason this morning. it's one big outdoor yoga class along with a healthy living expo presented by einstein healthcare. there's q and sue serio and all kinds of folks, alex, bill anderson, living beyond breast cancer is a national organization offers all kinds of help to people battling breast cancer. fox 29 is proud to help. same with kathy orr right there by my side. >> looks like a lot of fun. residents in cheltenham expanded their minds at a fun community event district hosted a family flourishing festival. there was yoga, acupuncture, nutrition information and massage. philly city hall look as little bit different and the work started at the top with the most famous face >> a much needed face lift. >> reporter: it's spring cleaning time here at philadelphia city hall. where all the scouring and scrubbing is being done on scaffolding head to toe. the toes up on top that is. 548 feet, 11 and a half inches up on top, to be precise. at 37 feet and 53,000 pounds, it's the biggest statue on any building in the world. the sculpture is made of 14 different pieces, before it went high up, the sculpture was first put together on the ground, where it was displayed for a year then taken back apart in 1894 and finally raised up back again to the top where it was put back together there. there's 22 inch top of the hat hatch and a couple of times in the 90's. for a flyers jersey and a phillies hat for those teams on the virtue of championship which they never won, and as far as we know there's no curse connected to cleaning up billy penn as we philadelphia ys call him. >> it's not officially called a cleaning but conservation. $250,000, majority from private donations and grants with 100,000 kicked in by the city. when he's scrubbed, billy will get a new wax coat over his colonial coat. kind of like dressing in layers like we're told to do in harsh weather to protect him. s we can't put a gor text coat on him. at city hall, steve keeley, fox 29 news. nightmare on new roller coaster, thrill seekers get stuck for hours. football is not just a man sport. women like that. look at that. introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 megs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com whole lot of people got the walk they were waiting for and hoping for thursday when amtrak engineer brandon bostian was handcuffed to the tv cameras surrounded by law enforcement and escorted into the criminal justice system in philadelphia. he was at the controls of amtrak train 188 on the night of may 12th when the train left the tracks. landed in a pile of twisted metal. eight people were killed, 185 others were hospitalized. bostian had accelerated to 106 miles an hour as he entered the frankford curb where the speed live is 50. you no doubt heard those numbers since the accident. partly about it's journalistic shorthand, any two or three, word description of what happened must include those numbers and partly because the attorneys who filed civil lawsuits on behalf of the crash victims and fought so hard had repeated the numbers over and over again to anyone within earshot. that's ok. that's their job. their advocates for their client. but there's another number, 110, when i was in washington, dc covering the national transportation safety board's report on this crash, i snapped a photo of the train's route that night. notice the speed limit coming out 110 miles an hour, that's the speed limit trains can leave that. criminal charges suggest brandon bostian was negligent or criminal and prosecutors with the attorney general's office will make the argument bostian knew his route and should have known his speed limit, a jury will ultimately decide that. before you cheer too loudly over bostian's arrest, you should know he was not impaired by drugs or alcohol, wasn't distracted, following around on his phone. instead, the ntsb believes bostian was, in fact, distracted but by an incident moments earlier in which a vandal or vandals threw rocks through the windshield of a nearby septa train sending glass into the face of a fellow engineer. bostian spent time on the radio keeping updated on that situation. >> he went >> the investigators believe bostian acceleration to 106 miles an hour was consistent with a belief that his train had already passed the curve into an area of relative straight track where the authorized speed was 110 miles per hour. officially he was ruled to have lost situational awareness, bottom line, he's captain of the ship, it's his fault when it crashes and of course, amtrak deserves some blame for dragging its feet on track technology that would have automatically slowed the train to avoid such a catastrophe. the why amtrak settled all the civil lawsuits, wrote a massive check for more than a quarter of a billion dollars and also the reason brandon bostian will never get behind the controls of another train as long as he lives. but criminal charges? forget the comparison you heard over and over about what would happen to you if you drove your chevy 106 miles an hour in a 50 miles an hour zone, there's no scenario which driving your car, truck or suv at more than 100 miles an hour is ever ok. ever appropriate or legal. but for a train, the scenarios do exist. did exist. that night. not so far away from where brandon bostian crashed the train and immediately became public enemy number one. what happened there night was terrible. claimed eight lives and damaged many more. was it a crime? don't be too sure. only in philly. >> bruce was one of the first if not the first one there that night. this is not what you want to hear. amusement park season kicks into gear, eight people got stuck on a coaster at six flags >> officials trying to figure out what went wrong. the new joker roller coaster stopped late last night and had to be rescued. last rider was taken off three hours after the whole thing started. that would have been thrilling, no one was hurt. the coaster had open for the first time overnight. officials are trying to figure out what triggered a safety feature that to stopped the coaster and for now, that ride remains closed. memorial day weekend we got a hot dog recall. more than 200,000 pounds come off store shelves because folks have found metal in those dogs. the recall includes nathan skin less beef franks with a use by date of august 2017. and master franks with a use by date august 2017. the usda said throw them out or return them. if put you want to look at the dates go to fox29.com and look at seen on tv. all women big and small all the time >> it's the annual football festival for women. alex holly was on hand for the event. they learn the xs and os of football from some favorite eagles players, coaches and alumni, it has been specifically designed to those looking to enjoy a fun filled afternoon with family, friend, and of course, the philadelphia eagles. >> it's a great day. for all these women to be out here and just to see the support obviously for the eagles. and the excitement they bring today it's tremendous. >> the second year of the event by the way. >> alex looked good there. by the way >> i don't know if alex can take a hit >> she looked good. >> she looked good. she looked good. >> by the way sean bell is with us on the steps doing yoga. >> i wasn't really doing yoga. i was just sitting there. ok? i can't really do yoga that much. did you see the celtics game friday? absolute destruction. i don't know if i ever -- i don't know if i ever seen anything like that. if you think that was a blowout. the team did the same thing against, the hockey equivalent. i'll show you that plus the phillies finally get pitching. they can scratch out the runs to win game. coming up next in sports. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... 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. phillies gone the entire month of may without winning. mostly because of the pitching. the staff has been getting lit up. today they had a chance to win the first series of the month, but it was the back in decided not to show up. ugly weather out in pittsburgh. but no delays, they played through. the phils had no hit in the first four innings and finally in the fifth, maikel franco comes through. once again, he was stranded, nobody would bring him in. then we get to the sixth, nola had a good game but this was his problem, bases loaded. hits brings in a runner and the pirates take the lead. now in the eighth, phils final chance to do something but too much for aaron altherr losing seven straight. just ugly game. sixers, nba draft is a month away and they have a ton of second round picks, too many, earlier this week, i caught up with the best second arounder, rashean homes, he talked about being draft. >> i had been going two weeks prior to that. just to get the news with him there, definitely the most exciting day of my life. i just remember getting the call, saying they were excited to have me and take me, then i was focused on the work and represent, the city, and just felt good. definitely the most memorable day in my life. >> the cabs destroyed celtics friday. the penguins delivered the hockey equivalent against r against r against senators. and with the shot and right here, sit, the kid, penguins take a 2-0 lead. now penguins up 5-zip now. that's why he's the best in the game. no looker right here. and kessel gets the goal. the penguins destroy 7-0. taking a 3-2 series lead. to indecar. this was qualifying yesterday and check this out. sebasti sebastian loses control 231 miles an hour, fires and flame, take a look at this one more time. ugly, ugly. situation he suffered multiple fractures to his pelvis and head. now he cannot race next week. to boxing i seen crazy things but i don't think i ever seen something that happened last night between andre endure rely and jose. look at this. after the bell, he hits the rail with a two-piece, two combo knocks him out after the bell. would he get disqualified because of that. they tried to make amens. he goes up and says, no, it's not over. nailed of him with a combo of his own. i'm surprised his chin helped up. the cops are looking for his uncle. they can't find him so far. a lot of people mad. at the same time a combo after the bell. that's the same as a cheap shot also. an eye for an eye. that's how that goes. that's how boxing rolls. >> that's what they want. >> be sure to join us tonight for fox 29. leaving the scene of an accident is not good. listen to this. a fourth grader felt so bad about stealing something during a field trip he had to write the governor to say i'm sorry. his crime is pardoned and the note? can't wait to hear this. >> that's our news for this sunday. >> live lottery drawing is next. kathy and sean thanks for joining us on the art museum steps. >> not very limber >> i saw you do yoga. >> not very limber >> i saw you do yoga. heroin addict, ull-blown 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. ♪ this joe is barely sloppied. waiter! guys, don't look now, but henry haber and todd are walking this way and they're wearing suit jackets. narcs! oh, hi, todd, hi, henry. so, small talk. uh, what about it? just getting it out of the way. tina, how'd you like to join the debate team? debate? why me? we have to have at least one girl and our last one quit to focus on spelling bee. o-u-c-h. anyway, uh, we need another girl and thought of you almost immediately. well, i'm flattered. but i'm pretty slammed with social commitments. i'm on-again off-again with jimmy jr., and i think i'm about to hit a sweet patch of on-again. where is he, anyway?

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