tips are coming in including the one last night that led the police marine unit back on to the schuylkill river for a few hours again this morning. two man crew dredging along the banks of the river but turning up nothing. others with the crime scene unit keeping up the visual search along the river just yards from kildare's irish pub the last place shane was seen early thanksgiving morning. from candlelight vigils to volunteer searches to flyers with his picture posted everywhere family and friends say giving up isn't an option. >> around here, nobody is letting it die. you got the green ribbons. you see i was up in norristown today and you see missing posters of him up there. >> reporter: reward for information now up to $65,000. >> i have little sisters the same age as him. that grew up with him that are friends with him. so i mean just if it happened to him it happened to anybody. >> reporter: agonizing couple of weeks for shane's parents who have been here watching the searches from both water, land and air asking anyone everyone who took pictures around thanksgiving to look in the background of those photos to see if shane might be in one of them. they want no stone left unturn unturned. every possible lead followed up. >> try everything. >> reporter: now christie the owner does tell me that law enforcement did take some videos again regarding his new tip. we were in the store a short time ago. they showed us the angles of what the videos captured and we will bring you that coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight. iain. >> brad, look forward to seeing you again at 6:00. thank you as brad said tonight marks two weeks since shane montgomery was last seen. he was out partying with friends the night before thanksgiving when he got separated and left kildare's reich pub by himself. on friday november 28th the search for montgomery started in manayunk. family and friends posted flyers as police searched the area. that weekend fbi task force also joined the search helping look through surveillance video along main street from that night. and then yesterday the reward for information leading to shane's whereabouts was increa increased to $65,000. we of course will continue to follow the search for shane montgomery on tv and online. go to myfoxphilly.com for the latest information you'll find it right there on the home page. >> to a story now first on fox tonight. police are investigating the sexual assault avenue drexel university student from early this morning on the 3400 block of spring garden street off campus residence. the 21-year-old woman says she woke up and a man was inside her bedroom and he attacked her. special victims now handling the case and investigators are looking for that man. >> we are still feeling the effects of the nor'easter in your fox 29 weather authority. us stayed pretty dry today but those winds, man, they are something else. making it feel a whole lot colder than that thermometer reads. we're not in the clear yet. in fact chief meteorologist scott williams welcome back by the way. thanks so much. >> i want you to know i saw snowflakes outside our studio. parts of the area are still looking at some of those flurries and snow showers there lucy. as this pesky nor'easter it really is slowing to right now parked toward the north and east of and you can see some of those snow showers pinwheeling back toward the philadelphia area. but most of the heavier or steadier snow far to the north and also west of us toward the lehigh valley and the poconos so we'll zoom in a little closer. carbon and monroe counties still have a winter weather advisory posted there. for a couple of inches of snowfall to accumulate. we'll move into sections of berks county around reading looking at some of those light snow showers also toward allentown, lehigh valley and some of this moving into sections of northern chester county, but we're dry for now. around the philadelphia area. but more light snow is in the forecast. 39 right now in philadelphia as well as atlantic city. 32 freezing in allentown but look at the winds gusting right now up to 38 miles an hour in the philadelphia area. so jacket, sweaters bundle up, scattered snow flurries staying cold tonight. we'll talk about what it means overnight as well as tomorrow coming up. iain and lucy. >> all right, scott, thank you. developing to night funeral arrangements are made for the city of philadelphia's first woman firefighter to die in the line of duty. joyce craig lewis lost her life battling a row home fire yesterday morning she's remembered as a hero and notice who know her say her job was helping others and it was a passion. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what wept wrong. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live at the philadelphia fire headquarters tonight on third and spring garden streets. dave, investigators learn anything new? >> reporter: well, if they did they're not tilings the fire department not releasing any new details on the investigation today. fire investigators were back at the scene all day today sifting through the rubble. but tonight, there are still lots of unanswered questions. >> everybody in the city i'm sure is praying for this family. >> reporter: flags flew at half staff outside philadelphia firehouses wednesday as firefighters struggled to come to grips with the loss of decorated firefighter joyce craig lewis. >> they're in shock. and a lot of questions are being asked, you know, how could this happen again and how can we avoid it? >> reporter: black bunting cover the doorway at engine 64 where the 11 year veteran was stayinged there was a small memorial outside. engine 73 where the mother of two was working overtime tuesday morning, when the fire broke out, there was more black bunting. >> my heart goes out to the family. i can't imagine what the children are going through. >> reporter: meanwhile fire investigators from the citywide task force returned to ground zero at the fatal fire scene. still piecing together the cause and origin of the fire that took the veteran firefighters live. >> the intent of the investigations are always to find out what happened so that we can avoid a similar occurrence from happening again. >> reporter: radio transmissions and sources indicate there were two may day calls from the firefighter. saying she was trapped. then a signal was supposed to come from her personal alert off see system. she was discover in the dining room on the first floor. those radio transmissions are being reviewed. >> the purpose of that just to paint complete picture of exactly what occurred. >> reporter: investigators will interview all fire personnel on the fire seen on the conditions inside, the fire fighting tactics used, how she got trapped, when commanders realized that, and all rescue efforts. >> i just want to see the exact timeline of events and how this -- the tragedy unfolded, and hopefully we can grow from this through the department and make sure this never happens again. now fire investigators will return to the fire seen again tomorrow coming up at 6:00 how the fallen firefighter survived another serious fire several years ago. more stories of bravery coming up at 6:00. iain? >> dave, thank you. the family of joyce craig lewis will say their final goodbyes to her at the bachelor brothers funeral services on the 7100 block of north broad street. there will be two viewings. one on friday night from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and the other on saturday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. with a service and burial to follow. she'll be laid to rest at the ivy hill cemetery on easton road. memorial fund has been set up for joyce craig lewis. for more information on how to donate head to our website myfoxphilly.com and look under the scene on tv section. >> tonight police are on the hunt for whoever shot and killed a man in philadelphia's kensington area. skyfox is over the 1900 block of sterner and jasper streets where police found the body of a man shortly after 7:00 this morning. they say somebody shot him in the back of the head and they have yet to release his name. also, in kensington, another day, another person swiping somebody else's package. camera caught this woman on the 900 block of north fifth street you see her looking around to see if anybody is watch brag she take the package off the front steps. police say that clothes were inside that particular package. if you recognize the woman, somehow, some way give police a call. >> world leaders human rights groups and former detainees are all reacting to the new report claiming that prisoners were tortured by the cia. fox's doug mckelway reports. >> reporter: fallout from the new report on the cia's post 9-n11 interrogation program is resonating beyond our shores. several current and former heads of state whose countries participated in the program say they were never told prisoners would be subjected to what some experts describe as torture. poland's former president saying the u.s. could lose it's flexibility in the war on terror. >> every country will be wondering to what extent it can be trusted i operations sometime on the fifty seven of illegality will be possible to implement. >> in afghanistan newly lecked president condemned what he called inhumane acts by the cia. >> this is really painful. the report indicates that some of our country men who were tortured have been totally innocent. >> reporter: but the un commission on human rights applauded the release of the report as a return to transparency. saying in a statement "few countries will admit that their state apparatus has been practicing torture and many continue shamelessly to deny it would quote that sentiment shared b by a key european ally british prime minister david cameron. >> overall we should be clear torture is wrong. >> reactions coming from former detainees who experienced the interrogations described in the report. the confession isn't enough to overcome the injustice. >> the us administration has admitted it. i welcome that, but what doesn't happen is accountability. >> reporter: former cia and bush administration officials say the interrogation led to intelligence that helped save american lives. in washington, doug mckelway, fox news. >> president obama is fun link money into early childhood education. on a summit on that subject today he announced his administration and department of education is making a new big money commitment. >> i'm please announce my administration will award $750 million of new investment in our youngest americans. secretary duncan is awarding 250 million in new pre-school development grants to 18 states. >> the president says the money will give tens of thousands of children the chance to go to high-quality pre-schools. no word yet on exactly which states will see that money. incredible gift of thanks for some local men and women who put their lives on the line to protect this country. >> in new jersey quite a day for veterans. man were that surprised when the garden state took a big step further. >> and some local first graders have already learned it is better to give than to receive. >> they have a top add family and they're making sure this holiday happy one for them but the giving does and stop there. >> this guy, may have just learned a very hard lesson. the home own are in says he kept stealing purchases from her home so she wrapped up a s ♪ >> a big water main break in north philadelphia has shut down a road for at least a week. skyfox over the scene in the 1500 block of germantown avenue. flooded basements forced people from a mosque and a daycare. crews are working into this evening try to clean up that mess right there. however, fixing that main will take about a week. no word why it burst. >> philadelphia police need your help to identify a burglary suspect in washington square. thief was caught on camera after breaking into a home on rodman street on thanksgiving night. the burglar stole jewelry from the master bedroom and took off. if you know something that could help catch this guy call philadelphia police. >> and those police officers are also looking for a man who robbed somebody getting ready to travel to china and he robbed them at gun point that. man and another man were held up on large and saint vin jent street in oxford circle neighborhood of the city right around 5:00 this morning. police say they were knocking on a door when the robbers walked up to them. police say those robbers took off with a bag one of the men was carrying. it had $7,000 in it. can you believe thousand of it were chinese currency. the bag also had a tablet and a passport inside. >> police in new jersey are trying to figure out who killed and then dumped two donkeys on the side of a road. they were found last week near east veterans highway and bennett mills road in jackson township. officials say they were intentionally shot but that's about all helping at this point. animal control officers are hoping to track down their own owner. temple university unveils plans for new state of the art library. the library is expected to cost about $190 million. it will span an entire city block. that library will be more than 200,000 square feet and it will sit at the current site of barton hall. the old library will back welcome center and cafe. that poke? is expected to wrap up sometime in 218. >> a bankruptcy judge will consider revel's request to scrap a deal to sell itself to canadian firm. revel entertainment filed an emergency motion last night seeking approval to terminate the agreement with brook field asset management. a hearing on the request is slated for friday. >> the protests continue across the country this is one students at haverford college formed earlier this week while most have been non violent there have been some trouble spots. fox's will car shows us what police are doing to keep people and property safe. >> reporter: for the fourth night in row hundreds of demonstrators taking to the streets in berkeley, california. protesting against grand jury decisions in the eric garner and michael brown cases. demonstrations across the country have been mostly peaceful. but in berkeley protesters have caused property damage, scuffled with the police and blocked trains and highways. >> it's a way to be heard i guess -- police responded with tear gas and bean bag guns trying to keep injuries to a minimum as they restore order. but some protesters say the response has been too heavy handed. >> i was very surprised and concerned about the -- what i think was excessive force from the police. >> reporter: police say they were just responding to a dangerous situation. doing what they had to do to protect the public and themselves. >> credible threat is indicated by 20 officers being injured with ice picks thrown at them. >> reporter: community looters are saying enough is enough. urging protesters to work with them to bring about change with out violence or unrest. we wanted to win our brothers sisters over. >> meanwhile the demonstrations across the country. protests held last night in phoenix and milwaukee and in boulder, colorado. one father used the opportunity to teach his kids about free speech and police protect. >> i wanted them to see this first amendment right of ours. >> reporter: police arrested over 200 demonstrators so far this week in berkeley. in los angeles, will carr, fox news. >> well deserved honors for some of america's bravest. the state of new jersey presented medals to world war ii and korean war veteran and also two dozen vietnam and iraqi war vets. the state honored private frank for his service in korea. private benjamin wells for his service in world war ii. and both received the distinguished service medal a surprise to both of them. >> wells ended up as a prisoner of war in the battle of the bulge. >> i'm not proud of being a prisoner of war but i feel in my heart that i left some of my friends down that didn't come home but i'm still proud of this nation and all the veterans that served >> russian troops liberated wells after he spent six months in captivity. holiday will be a little -- whole lot brighter actually for some kids in bucks county. the parker porter instrument corporation donating 145 bikes to the toys for tots in hatfield today. it was a company wide effort to raise money for the bikes. the real goal to put some big smiles on the faces of kids in need. the marine corps so grateful tonight for the donation. >> this is fantastic to see a donation like this. we have a couple of companies that step up and do small collections within the company but to have something like this is just amazing. marine corps bucks county helps to make the holidays special for 10,000 children. if you'd like to donate we're told there's a great need for gifts especially for older kids who are 12 to 16 and infants children three years old and younger. >> look at all those bikes a lot of happy kids. huge fire at a popular restaurant in chicago that at one time was a firehouse. why this building may look very familiar. and a car crashes through the roof of a home. how something like this happened and who police are looking for tonight. >> no cure impacts millions of woman they look like sun spots the most common treatment will make them worse. we'll tell was those brown spots really are and how you can get rid of them. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire at a popular chicago restaurant the building was used in the filming of the movie back draft. it was built in the early 20th century. no injuries have been reported. >> south african prosecutors getting a second chance to convict olympic track star oscar pistorius for kill his girlfriend. today the judge in the case ruled prosecutors can appeal the verdict of culpable homicide. she's the same judge who acquitted pistorius of premeditated murder. the supreme court of appeals will review her verdict. prosecutors specifically want pistorius to get more than five years. she sentenced him to. if he's found guilty of murder he could face 15 years in pris prison. in short, if the supreme court of appeals concludes that she was correct in her observations and condition of culpable homicide, that's the end of story. there will not revisit the question of sentencing. >> on valentine's day of 2013 pistorius fired his gun into the closed door of a small bathroom in his home while this his girlfriend reeva steenkamp was inside. he says he thought she was an intruder. >> time magazine announced its person of the year. it's the ebola fighters designation that includes doctors, nurses, survivors, ambulance drivers, burial teams and aid and health care workers on the front lines of outbreak in west of a forty three a time says it's honoring the ebola fighters for quite tireless acts of courage and mercy. for buying the world time to boost its defenses, for risking, for persisting and sacrificing and saving. >> detroit is getting back on track financially after filing for the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. emergency kevin orr stepped down with the city eliminating $7 billion of debt. detroit declared bankruptcy back in 2013. it was a group effort to get the city out of debt. >> financial emergency in the city of detroit will be defined as wrapping up today. so it's truly historic. it really happened because of great partnerships of people working together. the mayor and the council who have regained their power say they still have a long road ahead while there is a plan of adjustment that be implemented the state's financial review commission will receive the ci city's financial decision for several years a giant step forward for the motor city. yeah. we already know being obese raises your risk for all kinds of illnesses. >> one thing on that list you might not have thought about what you do need to know but first proof you're never too young to give. local school children adopt a family for the holidays. that's not all they're doing in the spirit of the season. hey, scott. >> hi lucy. it's cold and blustery outdoors. we've been looking at snow flurries. find out when milder air will move in. postcard picture life from blue untain. nor'easter is out of our area but we're still feeling its effects. we've even got a chance of snow in some places. chief meteorologist scott williams has your details coming up in just a few. new jersey governor chris christie is being sued by the state's three biggest pension funds for public workers. they filed the lawsuit over christie's decision to cut contributions to the funds. public workers unions already sued christie over the contribution cuts. they say the governor went back on promises. christie's administration has not commented on the lawsuit. >> you know how hard it can be to get your children to do chores around the house. well, you know what, we found some children more than happy to help out. they did expect to be paid for their efforts but it is not what you might be thinking. our bruce gordon is live in concordville, delaware county, with a story of little children with very big hearts. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, nine and 10-year-old kids learning a valuable lesson about christmas. it can indeed be more fun to give than to receive and when you're earning the money you're spending, well that makes it even more special. >> we are shopping it's good to have a list, right? it keeps you focused. >> reporter: fourth graders at the saint mary mag today lynn school in media were making that are lists and checking them twice. >> clothing wear, winter jacke jackets. scarves. >> reporter: even hard at work these past few weeks and not just in class. >> i've been, like, doing the laundry and stuff. and i've been cleaning the hou house. >> we have boys and girls. >> reporter: as part of a special fundraiser they grid to do extra chores around the house to earn money to support adopted family and the local toys for tots program. with the help of a couple of bake sales, the kids raised $1,400. now you know what your parents do, right? what do you think about all this this work? >> i feel good i'm making someone's christmas morning. >> reporter: as soon as school let out the kids descended on the concordville target store to do their shopping. toys for the tots plus clothing and other goodies for their delaware county family. single mom and her four kids age nine to 16. this program is designed to teach these children that giving can be just as much fun as receiving. >> it's been pretty good. it's fun knowing that we're doing it for a good cause. since we're so fortunate it feels good to do something for someone else. >> reporter: the challenge at saint mari' social security to practice random acts of love. mission accomplish. >> they are truly living their faith and their stewardship. they're doing it every day. we're really proud of them. >> reporter: target treated the kids to free popcorn and drinks after their shopping spree and through in a $100 gift card for the mom and adopted family. marines will visit the kids to pick up the tots for tots. lucy? >> all right. that's a wonderful thing. thank you very much, bruce. back to your weather authority right now. >> it's windy. it was windy out there today. >> it sure was. >> i'll tell that you. >> all because of that nor either. >> okay. >> it's stuck much it's not moving very rapidly so we're dealing with the wind. we're also still dealing with snow showers associated with it kind of coming back toward our area. so let's look at ultimate doppler right now. you can really see that white showing up on the map. that is snow. it's moving from new england back toward our area kind of wrapping around pinwheeling around that area of low pressure. so as we zoom in a little clos closer, it's pretty dry and quiet in parts of south jersey and delaware, but once you move north and west, in particular, toward the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains, that's where we're looking at more of the steadier snowfall and that's because we have that winter weather advisory posted for carbon and monroe counties. so a couple of inches likely here. also moving in to northampton county lehigh county around allentown moving back toward berks county, lancaster, northern chester county looking at some of those flurries, but we're getting that break along the i-95 corridor and the philadelphia area but earlier this afternoon we saw some pockets of flurries and sprinkles but temperatures were above freezing so it doesn't amount too much to across the area. for the remainder of the evening and overnight it stays cold. scattered snow showers mainly north and west. but tomorrow, we could see a snow shower, passing flurries move through the philadelphia area so just keep that in mind. friday, partly sunny. but it stays chilly. we'll gradually warm up as we move into the upcoming weekend. but look at the 48 hour loop. you can see that slow moving area of low pressure, that nor'easter, that brought us the rain, the wind, over the past couple of days, most of the energy has moved well to the north and to the east of us. but we're still dealing with that wrap around moisture as that area of low pressure is slow to go so that's drawing down more of the moisture and that snow and we'll keep snow showers in the forecast tomorrow. so as we roll the clock tonight most of the action north and west. here's 4:00 a.m. when you're watching sue likely tracking some flurries across the area. and then during good day, we're still looking at that threat for some light snow north and west. and a passing snow shower or a wet snowflake even in center city as we move toward tomorrow afternoon and evening. but otherwise we'll be drying out but most of that snowfall will accumulate toward the pocono mountains and the lee his valley as we move into early tomorrow morning. not anticipating accumulating snowfall along i-95 or the city for that matter. and them as we continue on, we're looking at most of it coming to an end. 43 degrees was the high temperature today. but look at the temperatures. we're chilly. feels like temperatures are only in the 20s right now across the philadelphia area. so if you're stepping outdoors, bundle up and we're still looking at those flurries across the area for tonight. and then tomorrow, keep an eye on the sky for passing snow flurry or shower. but most of the accumulating snow once again will be confined to the pocono mountains and, of course, we'll gradually start to warm up as we move into the upcoming weekend and we're talking much more about the weather changes ahead at 6:00. >> all right. , scott. thank you. maybe we'll see the sun again, too. >> thank you. >> i forgot what it was. >> a little yellow ball in the sky. >> i gotcha. >> we got breaking news tonight involving sports. it appears the phillies have finally made a big trade. howard eskin in the newsroom with more. howard? >> yes it looks like the phillies have made that significant trade at the winter meetings. now according to multiple reports, and i have just gotten it confirmed, just got a text, i have just gotten it confirmed that jimmy rollins has been traded to the dodgers. there's no official word yet. however, i understand i'm told there's probably a third team involved. rollins hit .243 last season with the phillies. phillies all-time hit leader. rollins had a no trade clause but since he has already broken the all-time hits record as a phillie he may finally want to win another championship and the dodgers do have chance. jimmy rollins played 14 seasons as a phillie and had one year left on his contract that will pay him $11 million. all right. jimmy ron the mvp award in 2007 but the phillies have started to blow things up to reshape this team from top to bottom. again, i have gotten word that the trade has happened. and it looks like there's a third team involved so no word yet on the players that the phillies will get in return. you can expect more to come. i think jimmy rollins is probably done something to help restructure his contract but stay tuned. as soon as we get more, i will let you know, but i have gotten it confirmed. according to a message i just got it has happened. and there is a third team involved. back to you guys. >> all right. howard, thanks lot. big changes for the phillies. well how about this? sleeping in may be a rare privilege that many of us look forward to but you may want to rethink that. >> i probably won't. because i really and joy sleeping in. why late risers may not be doing themselves a favor. plus a sheep that showed up wandering the streets of omaha had festive holiday sweater. authorities solved this mystery. >> coming up at sick taking of the thousands of casinos workers who lost their jobs in atlantic city. who lost their jobs in atlantic city. ♪ ♪ we put all the apps you love inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. ♪ >> here's something you don't see every day. a crane lifting an suv out of the roof of a home. california police say the bmw went airborne and luckily crashed into the home's garage instead of the home itself. it ended up eventually on top of the homeowner's cars and they say they were sleeping at the time and at first thought that loud noise was an earthquake. now the driver of that suv somehow got out of it, dropped down to the ground and then took off. police are still searching for that person tonight. wow. in your health tonight another reason to hit the sack a little earlier. researchers at bing hang ton university saying go to bed earlier can reduce stress and anxiety. they say people who are night owls and wake up later in the day tend to obsess about problems more than people had keep more regular sleeping hours. the scientists cannot say exactly why this the case but it might have something to do with the body's natural rhythm. it's no surprise that excess weight increases your risk for certain diseases but would you think that cancer is one of them? dr. oz shows us it is. ♪ when it comes to excess weight your heart health isn't the only thing i'm concerned about. obesity and over waist increases your risk of one of the diseases we fear the most, cancer. according to the latest report from the world health organization, excess weight crib to do close half a million cancer cases in 2012. running gamut from esophageal to colorectal to gynecological. united and canada we're shouldering most of the burden with nearly a quarter of a diagnosis occurring here in north america. what's more, women are affected significantly more than men. so what are you going to do about it? when it comes to weight and cancers there's an important link. researchers a tribute the risk of certain compounds released from fat tissue promote cancer growth including estrogen and hormones like that. i know that weight loss isn't easy but it's one of most important things you can do for your health. remember the basics all about the basics. when you eat fewer calories and burn more you lose weight. start by making smaller changes like using smaller plates and getting in 10,000 steps a day to win your weight loss journey. >> you can watch the dr. oz show right who are on fox 29 weekdays at 1:00 p.m. >> all right. the list of best places to work in the country is out. >> do you work the one of them we've got who tops that list. and this man check him out may have just learned a very hard lesson. a homeowner says he kept stealing packages from her home. you know what she did? she wrapped up a very smel skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >> big enter tape many news tonight. the story topping headlines. more fallout in that hack of sony. the company has seen its movies leaked online as well as embarrassing details about the lives from hollywood big wigs. that hack happened last month. the company still reeling from it. hackers hit its play station network and store over this past weekend. joining us now the host of dish nation head crack. good to see you head crack. >> good to see you too, lucy. it looks like the guardians of peace have struck again. now, they've released social security numbers, bootleg movies like you just said, and in the last 24 hours, angelina jolie has been the latest victim of this hack. e-mails have emerged then got behind the scene details about drama surrounding her upcoming film cleopatra. in the e-mails we learned angeline in was upset because she learned david was going to direct jobs movie and she -- steve jobs movie. it create add lot of problems there. shent e-mails demanding certain things she wanted and one of the execs wrote that she was a minimally talented spoiled brat. >> you're quoting. that's actually a quote right there head crack. this isn't you like, you know, being big about this. the guy really said that apparently. you've got to wonder what's going through everybody pogings heads right now lot of stuff was said. even about michael, all kinds of stuff back and forth and you just wonder what's going to happen with this next. what's the next chapter? it seems like the rabbit hole gets deeper and deeper when it gets really personal as much as like giving out people's social security numbers, like they did with sylvester stallone and judd, that's crazy. try to use it to get my cable back on. it didn't work. >> at least you tried. other big enter tape many news ashton kutcher she would out 200,000 bucking to into space. he wanted to go on virgin gallon lactic with richard branson's big idea but apparently if he's staying here on earth because he did want to buy from what i understand a honeymoon present for mill la. what's going on? it seems like it's the worst lay away plan ever. like he plop down $200,000 and because of that accident that took place on october 31 mila kunis is like no way. toots dangerous. i mean, a pilot actually died when the shuttle took off in mid air. no one wants to put themselves or anybody you love in that position especially considering the fact they just had a new child. i mean got to think about the kid. it's cooling to don't go first. maybe go fifth. send justin beiber first. >> justin beiber signed up for this as well. spaceship had that tragic crash. one pilot did die. they think it was cockpit air they don't know -- error. but i understand also leonardo dicapridee cap pre stilled signo go. we'll see what happens with that. head crack as usual always a pleasure. >> same here to you lucy. have great day. >> you too. after our 10:00 o'clock news we've got two hours of news and info tape many catch tmz and inside edition follow beside dish nation at midnight and chasing at 12:30. iain. >> each year you hear about christmas grinch stealing someone's snatching up packages and presents like this woman in kensington who place say stole an online clothing delivery last week. a thief in d.c. did not snatch something so nice and the homeowner hopes it makes him think twice if he decides to steal again. rick boone explains. >> that's the crap. >> reporter: andrea with the help of her two dogs figured outweigh to put the brakes on a number of package thefts in her dc neighborhood. >> i have a shovel that i use, um, to pick up their dog poo instead of just shoveling it into a garbage bag i shoveled it into a box. >> reporter: that's what this alleged thief is picking up, a box loaded with dog dirty all caught on tape from a hidden camera she set up. the idea of the poo package comes after a number of neighbors say this man with this description was reported taking a lot of merchandise and special deliveries during the day while folks were at work. >> over two months they took 6-foot poles that would have been used to put the gates in the front that i was working on and they took two package that had clothing in it and then the dog poo. >> she delivered her suspected crook on tape to cops who are looking for this guy and now stepping up patrols. as for andrea, she and neighbors deleted the crook's appetite by deciding to get less deliveries or just stop shopping online altogether. so far the crook has not returned. but she says her biggest wish would have been if she could have seen the suspect' face when he got the surprise. >> you gust me a blank i'll give it back to you. >> just genius. genius move on her part. the list of best places to work is out and.com giant not surprisingly takes top honors. glass doors.com google is the best place to work followed by the consulting firm bane and company then nestle purina, glass doors website that let's employees most non muss reviews of their offices to make the top spot the companies have to have a strong sense of comradery, a united work force, google of course long been known to give employees free lunches and a whole bunch of other perks on campus. >> a mystery solved tonight after a sheep was found wandering the streets in a festive red and green sweater. >> take a look. this is gay she reunited with his own are in last night after he wandered off the farm. gauge shares a shed with a couple of chickens when he's not in his owner' house. the nebraska humane society says someone found gauge sunday night in anamnia had a neighborhood. >> obviously when those calls come into dispatch it's like, hmm, well that's a new one on me. a sheep in a sweater. so, a christmas sweater to boot. so i think it's kind of festive and kind of fun. >> it is. >> absolutely. gauge's owner says this is the first time he's gotten loose and he will now be spending mr. time inside. >> plus it's getting colder, you know. n your health tonight a condition with no cure that affects millions. mostly women. and doctors say they are seeing younger women coming in desperate to fix brown blotches spreading across their faces. joyce evans introduce us to a former nfl cheerleader and her fight against a condition called ma las ma. >> cheering on the crowd from the side line mj is her name. beautiful smile, flawless skin. that was only about 10 years ago. ♪ >> reporter: today, sales woman, mary jean is not smiling about what's happening to her skin. >> absolutely hate it. i want to consist up immediate immediately. >> reporter: she tries and tries and tries. >> even with all that three-step process that i do, it doesn't cover -- it doesn't cover it up enough. >> reporter: she applies more and more until -- >> it just feels heavy. it's just more than i would normally wear. >> reporter: and depending on the lighting, she says you might still be able to see those brown patches. >> i can't take it any more. >> reporter: she figured it was just sun damage. >> i never had this before. >> reporter: something she could get fixed quick at her doctor's office especially at her age, she's only 31. but -- >> they're in the really sun spots. it's driven by hormonal fluctuations. when exposed to the sun it will bring them out. >> reporter: melasma, dark blotchy spots that affect six or more million americans. 90% are women. and doctors say it can appear for a number of reasons. not just age. they are protected cells be 19 our skin that are forced to the surface causing hyper pigmentation. mj's melasma was triggered by hormonal changes were she became pregnant. >> there's no cure for this. i'll have this for the rest of my life i know it's upsetting to hear but once you present with melasma you will always have melasma. there's ways to kind of keep a lid on it. i was almost in tears. in the past we would use certain agents to quickly take it down. >> reporter: but lisa robbins warns that most common treatments could actually make it worse for some people. >> it initially makes the melasma look great but then it kind of comes back with a vengeance angrier. >> reporter: she says millions of women have great improvement using combinations of chemical topicals but -- >> nobody everybody can take it and everybody's skin sensitivity is different. >> reporter: becoming even more popular, pricey anti aging products using stem cells and growth factors. she wants mj to try a brand new one on the market. >> this is will be the next generation. >> reporter: she won't need the entire line lisa says, just a few products twice a day for sick weeks. then cut back on the applications and the products. halfway through the process, she's smiling again. >> so it's definitely lighter. it's breaking it up and hopefully we're going to just see continue improvement from here. >> reporter: so far so good? >> so far so good. very good. i'm excited. >> reporter: joyce evans, fox 29 news. straight ahead at 6:00 heartbreak and questions as a community struggles to pre hen the first death of a female philadelphia firefighter in the line of duty. >> how could this happen again and how can we avoid it? what radio transmissions revealed about the final moments of her life. >> plus the nasty nor'easter we just can't seem to shake. who could see snow, when and how much? >> and life after casinos much the new plan that could give thousands of laid off workers ♪ >> right now at 6:00 the aft math of continued search for answers in the death of a philadelphia firefighter. funeral arrangements are now set for joyce craig lewis 36-year-old died fighting a fire in west oak lane yesterday morning. investigators spent today trying to figure out what went wrong as those who knew and loved her work to honor her memory. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. even while reeling from yesterday's tragedy firefighters had to keep on protecting philadelphians. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at fire headquarters tonight. joyce had been injured on the job before. >> reporter: lucy, union officials told us today that she received a serious injury at a fire a couple of years ago and battled her way back to rejoin the department. tonight the investigation into her death is on-going and firefighters are still citing her brave efforts. >> a hero in your book? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: as flags flew at half staff outside philadelphia firehouses wednesday, firefighters returned to work and struggled to understand the loss of decorated firefighter joyce craig lewis. >> they're in shock and a lot of questions are being asked, you know, how could this happen again and how can we avoid it? >> reporter: black bunting covered the doorway at engine 64 where the 11 year veteran was stationed. small memorial outside the firehouse on rising sun avenue. >> everybody in the city i'm sure is praying for this family. >> reporter: officials also revealed that the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty was seriously injured in

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