orange. we're talking damaging winds in excess of 60, 70 miles per hour we could see some power outages and more straight line wind damage. there kohl's be isolated tornado tornado, small hail a threat, some downpours and also vivid lightning as we watch those cells kind of move toward our area over the next several hours hours. so you can see we're pretty quiet, dry right now across parts of the area. however, as we watch how things play out, you can see by five, 6:00 o'clock the activity starts to move toward the pocono mountains, lehigh valley and then it continues to move into sections of chester county, montgomery, bucks county by 7:00 8:00 o'clock. watching some of those cells as well as watching the potential for a bowing company indicative of some straight line wind damage potentially boone 9:00, 10:00 o'clock you can see it finally moves into parts of south jersey as well as central and southern delaware before it moves on out of here. so the bottom line the timing of the system starting to see activity move into the lehigh valley. this hour until about 7:00 o'clock then moving toward philadelphia from 7:00 to 9:00 and down the shore once again gusty winds damaging winds lightning, hail as well as downpours so right now might be a good time to secure some of that outdoor furniture or loose objects around your home, trash cans. we'll come back with another look at the timing as well as what h to expect better weather. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, scott. here's hoping we won't see significant damage from these storms. many people are still cleaning up from our previous rounds of severe weather. skyfox threw over chester creek where the cleanup has been underway since june 23rd. eighths slow go but crews were out working again today in preparation for what scott just talked about. stay ahead of severe weather with our fox 29 news app you'll see live radar and get weather alerts sent right to your phone download the app for free in the apple or google play stores. developing right now in philadelphia graphic phone video getting a lot of attention. half a dozen philadelphia police officers taking part in in this traffic stop that turned violent violent. a witness shot that video three months ago but it's only now surveillance fashion. >> and now police officials are looking into why those officers acted with such force. fox 29's dave stratt wise sr. live tonight outside police headquarters with more. dave? >> reporter: iain, police have not spoken on camera yet about this incident but they did just release a statement indicating that internal affairs is now investigateing this and trying to identify all of the officers involved in this arrest. they also point out this arrest started when a suspect was stopped for a narcotics violation on a bike. four cops out of one car. start beating on him. >> reporter: the video is graphic as police try to arrest 22-year-old tyreke carol during a stop on locust avenue back in april. this man who asked us not to use his name saw the arrest from his upstairs window. >> one guy punched him in his mouth while he was on the ground. sick other guys on him. >> witness spoke with fox 29 after the video was released overnight. sparking a police internal affairs investigation after almost two dozen officers arrived on the scene to assist in the arrest. >> that was brutal. honestly it was brutal. >> it was wrong what the cops did to my grandson. he wasn't doing anything. and they beat him. >> nancy carol is tyree's grandmother. arrest took place right outside her home. tyree can be heard screaming from her help on the video. >> they beat him terrible. and he died on the -- down on the ground hollering and calling. >> the video appears to show punch and ba lon strikes being delivered as core roll struggles with officer. carol allegedly bit two officers as they tried repeated toll get his hands behind his back so they can cuff him. >> i'd like to seat cops lose their jobs. >> reporter: carol was champed with aggravated assault simple assault. reckless endanger many, drug offenses and resisting arrest. >> did it appear he was resisting at all. >> no, did it not. >> he didn't resist no arrest. they lied. >> while the narration on tape appears to indicate carol was tased during the incident, police say he was not. and the witness backs that up. >> no. i didn't see a taser. >> he is another black kid been beat by the philadelphia police. and how many more of them went through that and how many more going to through that? >> reporter: now police say carol was in possession of more than 5 grams of crack cocaine. the two officers who were bit were taken to the hospital with bleeding bite wounds and then released. carol went there after he struck his own head on a divider in the police car. all of the proper use of force reports were filled out here according to police. fop president john mcnesby told me today he saw the video end says it looks like it was a good arrest. we'll have an update on the investigation coming up at 6:00 6:00. iain good dave, thank you. police say a man behind the shooting deaths of three people in lehigh county also responsible for killing four others in north jersey. 22-year-old todd west and two others have been charged with murdering a couple in allentown and another man in easton over the weekend. but prosecutors also say west gunned down three others in elizabeth last month. cops say west also murdered his own cousin back in may. the same handgun was used in each of the seven shootings. underground fire in philadelphia's old city causing major headaches for residents and businesses. police and fire officials on the scene at walnut and south second street before 11:00 this morning morning. you can see some of that thick smoke just kind of seeping out of several manhole covers. peco says the fire also caused power outages for hundreds of customers and many in the area say they're still having problems. >> we've had to take our clients to the pizza shop down the street to blow dry their hair. we came back because we thought it was back on. then we had to move them again. we that had to cancel the rest of our appointments for the day. it affected our business quite a lot and big inconvenience. >> investigators say a transformer explosion started the fire. they're looking into exactly what was damaged. happening right now 11-year-old boy from southwest philadelphia is recovering after getting set on fire. police now champed the teen they say is responsible for tack. police say 17-year-old figure gel through hand sanitizer on the 11-year-old took a lighter then set him on fire. it happened around 5:30 last night near 60th and hazel avenue. the boy is at mercy hospital where doctors are treating his second degree burns. the other boy faces aggravated assault and arson charge. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused an early morning fire in cobbs creek. it happened inside a home right near south 54th street and walnut. crews got there around 3:30 to find heavy fire on the second floor but got things under control in about half hour. one person had to be taken to the hospital. going to take while to clean up the rubble from big fire in upper darby. three days later and crews are still at it. fox 29's dawn timmy is at what's left of that pay less shoe store store. dawn, are investigators any closer to figuring out what started this thing? >> reporter: well, they are trying, lucy. fire crews still on the scene here on 69th street combing through the debris. combing through what's left of that pay less shoe store. the fire chief just walking by. he's been here the last three days. but the investigation taking a major step forward today as crews are able to get inside and dig around and police announced an arrest. >> there's only one person that we're looking out for anything and niece custody. >> reporter: today upper darby officials announcing the arrest of this man 54-year-old james morris. they say morse was on the second floor of this pay less building on 69th street when it went up in flames on monday night. >> morris at this point in time is chargeed with criminal trespass and theft. >> reporter: police say morris and several other homeless people were living in the rear of the second floor undetected for some time. investigators say morris was scrapping metal shelfing, stealing it and giving it to this man with the cart in exchange for booze. they are not identifying him because they say he is a key witness against james morris. >> he was inside when the fire started. allegedly this scrap per said to him, hey the building is on fire. don't worry bit and he walked away. >> reporter: fire investigators don't believe the four alarm fire was deliberately set but say they have uncovered evidence that something was not right in the area where the fire began. >> there are some sign that is possibly there was electric up there and we're trying to determine whether it was there or it was tied in at one point and not tied in properly. >> reporter: this area of 69th street is part of a major upper darby revitalization revitalization project with a new movie set to open july between. >> from an impact standpoint with the movie grill opening up gap down the street, it's going to be a minor set back. it could have been a major set back. >> reporter: now the modell's and kicks usa and the gnc are all still closed. they were on either side of the pay less. they took in some water and smoke damage. all are hoping to reopen as soon as possible. the mayor here says the goal is to keep this progress moving forward adding though upper darby is very fortunate lucy that there was no loss of life here. back to you. >> so true, dawn. thank you. breaking right now hackers stolen social security numbers from more than 21 million people and that is straight from the white house tonight. the office of personnel management says the hackers got the numbers of more than 19 million people who had applied for federal jobs and getting background checks. nearly 2 million family of those applicants are also impacted. no official word as of yet whose behind the hack. >> after weeks of debate the couldn't federal flats owl side the south carolina state house is coming down. governor nicky haley signing the ball into law this afternoon the flag will be removed during a ceremony tomorrow morning calls for the flag to be removed from state grounds intensified last month after nine people were shot and killed inside historical black church. police say the shoots were racially motivated and the suspect appeared in pictures posing with a confederate flag before the massacre. and before it became official debate got emotional the state carl state house floor floor. >> the emotion speech has gone viral. >> i'm sorry, i have heard enough about heritage. i have a heritage. i'm a life long south carolina. i am a decedent of jefferson davis, okay? but that does not matter. it's not about jenny horn. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds and i will tell you i do know and i have it on good authority that the world is watching this debate. >> the vote in south carolina comes just days aft the us house of representatives voted to ban the display of confederate flags at all fed wal cemeteries. >> the confederate flag sparks a new kind of dispute. how it sparked an outburst of road rage in florida and led to criminal charge. >> new ad warns parents about the danger of children running in the street. why this message is making some people angry. >> so this is not exactly what you want to see when you're taking off in a plane. sparks shooting from the wing of a plane. the passengers back on the ground tonight with quite the story to tell. >> michigan family's custody battle lands their three children in jail. the kids. why a judge locked up those children for skipping lunch with their dad. >> live look at the historic jim thorpe from our pocono mountains camera. this area will be among the first to see the storms as they head toward the delaware val toll night. looking okay right now. but there's a severe thunderstorm watch in effect right now for everyone watching. we're getting ready for downpours, damaging winds all a big possibility tonight. we're tracking all of this throughout evening. >> philadelphia police are looking for a burglar who tried to hit two businesses over the weekend. surveillance video shows this guy breaking into the bainbridge street barrel house restaurant overnight friday. he gets inside but the alarm scares him off before he could take anything so the next night he breaks into the partisan bakery on mifflin street in wharton he couldn't get the wash register open so he took the whole they know with him. there's time and place for everything. at least that's what they say. but the roof of the federal courthouse in harrisburg is definitely not the place to, um, to get it on. a spokesperson for the us attorney says a certain set of photos caught the officer's eye yesterday. picture show a couple having sex on top of the the ronald reagan federal courthouse. the investigation is on to fine the couple who could be in trouble. new signs being put up by the children's hospital of philadelphia got everybody talking. it's meant to encourage parents to talk to their kids about safety but some missing the point? fox 29 weekend's bill anderson in the newsroom. the answer getting a lot of attention, bill. >> reporter: they really are. as for designed to protect children from car accidents you wouldn't expect much opposition but some on social media are upset. they feel the potential victims of the accidents are being blamed while the drivers are getting a pass. >> social media has unique ability to give voice to views that might otherwise be overlook overlook. a poster may have sparked some of those views. simple sign designed to encourage parents to talk to their children about traffic safety sparked several retweets and comments from people who thought that the signs and the ads were victim blaming and targeting the wrong people. i spoke to an advocate for children's car and traffic safety who uses messages that are much more shocking and she told me that critics of this campaign are just missing the point. >> we get into our vehicles every day. >> people can, you know, get all up in arms or interpret this any way they want but if you're sitting in my shoes, you know this is nothing more than a fact fact. >> she also told me that the social media backlash although surprising is probably a good thing. >> the people are seeing it and talking about it and um, even the backlash is good because then hopefully they can educate themselves and they can understand that, you know pedestrian death is huge and it's going up. >> behind the vehicles are 62 children and not a single one could be seen. >> they have to intention of removing the ads. they're more widespread than just the poster that spark the backlash. there are several other locations including on the sides of buses and possibly more to come. guys it doesn't happen very often, but i must admit that opposition to these ads it actually surprised me. we want to hear what our viewers think. you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly and at 6:00 o'clock i'll let you know how chop responded to the criticism. >> all right. bill, look forward to that. thank you. a group that provides support for sexual assault victims is calling on president obama to strip comedian bill cosby of the presidential medal of freedom. the group called promoting awareness victim empowerment launched the campaign yesterday on a petition's page of the white house's website. so far it's collected over 2500 signatures. president george w. bush presented that honor to cosby back in 2002 earlier this week newly unsealed documents from 2005 revealed that cosby admitted to getting quaaludes with plans of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. here at home more fallout for the philly native. mural arts program has confirmed that mural featuring cosby will be removed. mural sits along broad street in north philadelphia. it was painted as part of a father's day celebration in 2008. we don't know yet how soon that mural will be painted over. former teacher is now suing new jersey school district that fired her. she is a teacher whose third class wrote get well letters to a prison inmate convicted of killing a philadelphia police officer. >> the former teacher filed the lawsuit in june. she wants her job back and claims the school's board violated state law by firing her in may after discussing the issue in private. she says she requested a public discussion. the letters her class wrote went to mumia abu jamal in prison. the former black panther is serving a live sentence for the 1981 killing of officer danny faulkner. a hearing for the teacher is set for september. atlantic city casino opening its doors today to find hundreds of new employees. trump taj mahal hosting a job fair in atlantic city this morning. the casino is looking to higher up to 250 new employees in the next few weeks. officials say the openings include housekeeping and cleaning positions. the property is trying to restructure and bounce back after filing for bankruptcy. truck crashes into fire hydrant sending water spewing into the area. why they rush next door to save a man. >> health officials trying to stop a salmonella outbreak. one of the causes might surprise was they say people should stop doing with chicken. >> getting robo call is fairly annoying right? imagine getting them every day at all hours. time warner cable did that very thing to a texas woman so she fought back and won. big time. the huge prize she just got for all her trouble. ♪ >> live look at ultimate doppler radar tonight showing the line of severe storms that could stir up a lot trouble the next few hour. a severe thunderstorm watch is now in effect across our area. we are focusing on the possibility of damaging winds and a whole lot of rain. of course we're tracking all of this and keep you posted as all of this stuff starts to unfold. >> plain's engine failure makes for incredible video of chicago. this boston bound flight was on the runway and close to taking off midway international late last night. that's when flames started shooting from the engine. the pilot powered down the plane and flight crews got everyone off safely. no one was hurt. passengers are still recounting some nervous moments. >> felt like the front wheel exploded and then the pilot said we got a flat and he pulled over. we look out to the right and the engine was actually catching on fire. >> i was actually freaking out because i don't like flying any way and i just saw that go off. i was like i thought i was going to die. >> southwest airlines helped get all those passengers on to another flight. investigators are looking into the epp gin failure. >> a bus and fire hydrant huge amounts of water and first responders had a rescue on their hands in california. a morning crash involving a tractor trailer sent water shoot into the sky. so strong it actually completely collapsed the roof of a building next to the hydrant and that along with the flooding trapped a man inside. rescuers did get to him in time. he's okay. we don't know how the truck driver is doing. operations running smoothly today for three major companies who had a cyber security scare but fbi says it's all just a coincidence. the new york stock exchange the wall street journal and united airlines all came to halt yesterday because of a computer glitch. united airlines had to stop flights for two hours. next came the new york stocks exchange which shut down trading for four hours. wall street journal remember of website crash for while offering users an error page. none of this is encourage to go computer security experts. >> i'm partners in a cyber security company and i can tell you the stuff we see at the municipal, state and county level is atrocious. and this is the way we're going to win wars now and this is the way they're going to have a healthy infrastructure or we'll go down. >> the fbi says there's no proof of a cyber attack just bad timing for those three companies companies. >> the confederate flag debate behind a new kind of dispute. how police say it led to an outburst of road wage in florida then criminal charges. >> plus drivers nearly trapped in a twister. the people who shot this video made it out alive and it turn out the danger is even greater than they knew. scott? >> iain speaking of tornadoes tornado watches for part of the area and severe thunderstorm watches. the latest timing minutes away. ♪ here's a life at camelback mountain. there's a severe thunderstorm watch in effect right now for everyone watching. the storms are going to first role into this part of our area. you could see downpours and damaging winds. of course we'll track it all for you all night and have update for in you just a few minutes. arrest turns violent as a camera roles. at least a half dozen philadelphia police officers were involved here with some punching and kicking handcuffed suspect. witness shot this in april but investigators got there first. look at the video this week much police say the 22-year-old man actually bit two officers during the struggle drawing blood. in the video you can hear officers threatening the suspect with a taser. police say there's no indication the officers actually used the weapon. internal affairs says it's reviewing the footage to see if any of the officers acted inn pope yep thely. >> after debate that capture the attention of the nation the confederate flag outside the south carolina state house is coming down. there's video of governor nicky haley signing the bill into law just over an hour ago. the new law requires the flag to be removed within 24 hours. last month nine people were shot and killed inside a historic black church in charleston. police say the shootings were racially motivated and the suspect in those shootings appeared in photos posing with the confederate flag before the massacre. the debate over the flag has been raging across the country. >> in florida the dispute has gone to new level. police say the debate over the flag may have set off a major case of road rage. here's fox's holly bristow. >> reporter: commute home that started down huey avenue has turned into a big he said he said debate between philip and these two brothers. one thing both sides agree on, the dispute started over this confederate flag flying from the back of kenneth's truck. >> before i got to the red light i saw something that grabbed my attention a white pickup truck way big confederate flag and it drew my attention because it was around three to 4-foot long. >> philip says the brothers asked him what he was looking at according to the caylee brothers he pulled up next to them and told them they were racist because of the flag and that he didn't like it. the brothers say he started cutting them off and driving erratically as they got on i4. it was the other way around. both sides agree things came to a screeching halt smack dab in the middle of i4. aurora nearly avoided rear ending this white truck. >> it was like within a hair. >> thought he hit my truck so i dropped and got out. >> each side claims the other made death threats according to the police report aurora never got out of his car. >> i approached them, you're going to kill me get out of your car. never did i physically make any contact with him. >> he told police jonathan caylee punched him in the chest and the officer noted he quote observed a red mark to the left upper side of aurora chest. no one was arrested on scene. >> very concern for my safety. >> police now say that probable cause has been established to charge jonathan caylee with burglary of a conveyance and battery there in his response to that -- >> i'm not worried about it. i know i didn't put my hands on him physically. >> kenneth is flying his flag from his truck and he says he has every right to. >> what does the flag mean to you. >> it's my heritage. it's the way i was rave. i'm not racist by no means. >> the case is in the hands of the state attorney's office. let get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. scott is here. i know you're tracking tracking those storms coming into our area. >> that's right. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 11:00 o'clock and also for will be lancaster county tornado watch until 9:00 o'clock. so a lot going on. take a look at the map. it's kind of lit up. where you see the red, that is where we have that tornado watch until 9:00 o'clock. but highlighted in yellow, that includes the philadelphia area, south jersey new castle county delaware also, north and west, that severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 o'clock tonight. storms already turning severe just outside of our area. but take a look at the timing and that nasty line that we're watching kind of congeal coming together a little more and this line will be moving right in our direction. moving toward allentown a little after 6:47. moving toward the philadelphia area if it holds together right around 7:44. so you can see we still have a little time to prepare for the nasty weather moving in. most of us we're dry and quiet. trenton, philadelphia, wilmington all of south jersey, delaware, but north and west, just outside of the lancaster area right now at the state capital take look at the severe thunderstorm warning right now until about 6:45. all of that is moving toward the lancaster county area and then as we move up the road just outside of the pocono mountains watch something nasty activity that will be pushing your way over the next hour or so. so the highest risk for severe weather highlighted in orange that includes all of southeastern pennsylvania, damaging winds could exceed 60, 70 miles per hour. isolated tornado can't be ruled out either. small hail, downpours and also some vivid lightning. a lot going on over the next several hours moving through the area. so as we expand the view you can see those clouds growing off to the west. showers and thunderstorms as far as the timing you can see right now fairly quiet. but by six 7:00 o'clock, watching that activity move toward lancaster reading allentown the pocono mountains and then it continues to move into sections of chester county montgomery county, bucks county and then it pushes toward the philadelphia area between say eight and 9:00 o'clock and then it pushes into south jersey and down the shore between 9:00 and 11:00 o'clock. where you see that purple that is indicating some intense rain, some small hail as well as some damaging winds. those will be the main players. once again the timing is now throughout about 7:00 o'clock moving into the lehigh valley pocono mountains the philadelphia metro area between 7:00 and 9:00 and then down the shore between 9:00 and 11:00 o'clock tonight. we're talking about those winds maybe some straight line wind damage out of that activity. if we see those bow echoes indicative of a lot of energy pushing through the atmosphere lightning, small hail as well as brief downpours as that line moves toward our area. right now it's kind of hazy, hot and humid. 85 degrees the current temperature but you factor in that humidity, it feels like 90 degrees at this hour. so scattered showers and thunderstorms north and west by 7:00. moving toward the philadelphia area. then pushing east by 11:00 o'clock, 79 degrees. follow me on twitter. i'll have updates throughout the evening as well as we take a look at those temperatures 85 reading right now. 83 in millville. 86 in dover. but look at the dew points. above 70 so oppressive humidity, some sunshine that will help to fuel some of the storms later on this evening. the seven day forecast shows not as humid. beautiful day for your friday and then the upcoming weekend not that bad but the heat and the humidity will build. none on sunday. then a chance for some pop-up showers and storms by monday. and also the middle part of next week. but, we'll continue to monitor ultimate doppler throughout the broadcast. >> all right. thank you, scott. >> health officials are trying to stop a salmonella outbreak and they say one of the causes may surprise you. >> what they say people should stop doing with chickens. and a storm trooper tracks hundreds of miles on foot. the reason for his journey is heart warm warming and heartbreaking. >> new at 6:00 it wasn't stealing candy from baby but high-end electronics and it was just as icy. the expensive heist at one criminal at a local daycare. ♪ >> a cdc phil rudd will be playing a lot of shows at home. judge sentenced the rock and roller to eight months at home detention today. new zealand judge's ruling comes after rudd plead guilty to threatening to kill a man who used to work for him. the boston museum of fine arts is canceling one of its exhibits after its being accused of of being racist. the series called kim moan know wednesdays was a weekly series visitors could try on a replica of kim moan know of claude mo'ne's wife. he painted his wife in kimmo know. the even crew cries of racism called stand against yellow face and who have been bringing their protests right to the exhibit. >> we understand the museum is trying to invite the public to experience history ton get a better understanding of the history behind the painting, however doing it in this fashion it is recreateing the racism that was part of the time times. >> the museum says their intent was for people to have an up close experience by being able to way the kim moan know. they kept it on display but no longer offer visitors to try it on. >> want to stop a salmonella outbreak? you got to stop kissing chickens. cdc says recent surge in salmonella cases due in part to people getting too cozy with their birds. they say lot of folks have reportedly kissed and cuddled their animals and as of last week, the cdc has tracked 181 salmonella cases. nearly 10% of those are in delaware new jersey and pennsylvania. getting a robo call is always annoying at least it is to me. but imagine getting them almost every day at all hours. >> time warner cable did it to a texas woman so she fought back. and won. the huge prize she just got for her troubles. >> a michigan family custody battle lands their three children in jail. why a judge locked them up for skipping lunch with their dad. >> howard? >> those phillies they're not doing well on the west coast. shocking. but it was worse when a former teammate helped beat them last night. that and the new flyers head coach speaking about his new setting. that's coming up in sports. ahhh. beautiful 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italy a woman and her father capturing this close call yesterday. the two were driving through the town of meara when this tornado got a little too close. you can see debris flying through the area as they back up. one person was killed in the tornado. another 30 hurt. the twister swept through four other towns. a new twist in a michigan family's custody battle. three kids all under the age of 18 ordered to have a relationship with their father. >> but when they decided not to go to a court ordered lunch a judge through them in to a detention center and today their mother's attorney filed a motion to have them released from that detention center. fox's tara asher picks up the story. >> reporter: protests outside the courthouse after bloom field hill students, parents and teachers learned the children were sentenced to children's village until they're 18th birthdays. for not wanting to spend time with their dad. >> i love these kids. i think they're incredible kids. i want to make sure if the ultimate goal is to try to reconcile them and with their father that they're has to be better way than putting nine-year-olds away. >> all five of them are separated now. if she is so for her family unity i don't understand that. >> reporter: on tuesday we first supposed showed you the court transcripts which describe exactly how family court judge lisa handle add hearing supposed to deal with supervised parenting time. she berated the children comparing them to charles manson and his cult and claimed they were brain washed. the judge made threats saying they didn't apologize and go to lunch with dad they would live in separate cells where they would have to go to the bathroom in front of others. when they refused to spend time with their father judge found the kids in civil contempt and had them locked up. >> i was in such a shock. i couldn't believe i even there. >> the judge sided with the father who is in israel right now much his attorney issue this statement "the situation is traumatic for everyone. it is unfortunate the children are in sheltered care due to the actions of the mother. dr. sim moan continued to endorse the children's behavior that she instilled in them effectively alienating them from their father. lisa stern the mother's attorney acknowledges a lengthy court battle between parents but feels the kids shouldn't have to pay the price. >> there are people who believe that you're behind this. that you're poisoning the children or you're brain washing the children. even taking taken this as true, then the children should not be punish. then the appropriate person to punish would be maya herself. >> a judge has not ruled on today's emergency motion. the family is due back in court in september. a shoot out in las vegas driveway caught on camera. we want to warn you this individual joe is graphic. vegas police releasing this video yesterday. it shows two neighbors in a deadly close quarter gun fight back in maim the man dressed in red opens fire on his neighbor in the pick up. the man in the truck is seen shooting back. police say that guy eventually died a week later from the shooting. we don't know yet how that dispute started. talk about sending a message. federal judge award add texas woman nearly $230,000 after she got robo called 153 times. fox's lori brown spoke to her attorney who said it's time for those cable companies to back off. >> reporter: it started on july 3rd 2013. aero sell king got a call from time warner cable about a delinquent bill but the call was not for her. it was for someone she never met. then the calls kept coming for 10 straight days. king declined to talk on camera. >> her attorney told us what happened when she finally talked to live person. >> she spoke with time warner and said look, folks, you have me mixed up with somebody else. but that didn't stop the calls. they kept calling. >> reporter: over the next 10 months the insurance claims specialist received 153 phone calls at all hours of the day. five months into the calls she was so desperate to make them stop she hired an attorney. but sergei lindberg even when they sued time warner the message did not get through. >> time warner kept calling even after they were served with the complaint. >> reporter: 74 calls came after the cable giant received king's suit. in the end king received 163 calls. >> the person with whom miss king spoke took notes and treated her with respect and dignity that she deserved and took appropriate corrective action, this lawsuit would never have happen. >> reporter: time warner argued they were not libel to king through the telephone consumer protect act because they thought they were calling someone else who had couldn't zenned to the calls but the judge did not buy it and thought time warner cable's actions were so irresponsible he triple the fines against the company from $500 to 15 hun doctor dollars. >> did time warner get the message? >> i think now they got the message. >> reporter: we'll have to wait and see if other companies get the message too. >> that judge wrote that he increased the fines against time warner cable because records showed the company knew about the problem but as you heard did nothing to tickets. whatever you think of it spain's annual running of the bulls is underway. a florida man is talking about what became his last run with the bulls. mike webster has taken part in 38 bull runs in the past 11 years. he goes over and over and over again. but luck ran out for the 38-year-old earlier this week. during one of the runs isn't in spain a bull gored remember story right under his arm. it's the first time he's been injured in the run. he says it will be his last time. >> unfortunately i made deal with my wife if i ever get injured i wouldn't run again. so i have to honor my commitment to her. >> and including webster the bulls have gored nine people during this year's event. let's play game of would you rather? do you want a naked picture every you posted on the internet or have your financial info stolen? well if you're with the majority you'd rather the embarrassing photo be out there. new mastercard survey shows 55% would rather have nude pictures leaked online instead of having someone taking your banking information. survey also finding that more people would rather have their e-mail accounts hacked or their homes burglarized. >> interesting question right there. >> there you go. >> all righty. force is strong with one very local star wars fan. minute money man is nearing the end of a nearly 600-mile journey along the california coast. >> he's dressed in full storm trooper gear which is a tribute to his late wife. fox's christina has the inspiring trooper as he approaches his destination which is comic con 2015. >> what a tight tug to his helmet and the turn of his cartwheels kevin doyle better known as the storm trooper with a cause starts up his trek yet again. down the california coastline. the minnesota man started his journey in northern california june 6th and vowed to walk more than 500 miles to san diego's convention right at the start of comic con adventure was inspired by his late wife's love of star wars. >> was she with you? >> all the time. i see her all the time. >> doyle's wife eileen lost her battle to pan cree yacht tick cancer back in 2012. he says he's never fully recovered. this walk is helping him heal as he honors her memory in style the way they met. >> she had a love for star wars. we were also trooping together at events. we did comic shows back home as artists. we were guest artists and we would sit side by side and have our artwork at these comic shows. >> he walks and pushes his cart packed with camping gear, food and clothing. clad with his wife's artwork. the response from on lookers has been overwhelming. >> californians give me well wishes and stop and give me water. report roar his goal to raise money to make care packages felled with personalized items branded with eileen's artwork. he can give to children battling cancer. >> the donations will really help me to give back more to the kids battling cancer. i'm going to be doing that ire regardless. >> doyle has been walking between 20 and 45 miles a day to camp grounds all along the coast coast. tracking severe weather. this system already spawning tornado warnings and watches across part of the state. scott is timing it all out. when it will get here. >> a picture is worth a thousand words. so what is this picture of a philadelphia schoolbus with a boot on it say? tonight you be the judge. ♪ trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome. >> right now we are tracking the threat of severe weather. here's a live look at ultimate doppler radar right now. you can see why. this nasty looking storm heading right our way. >> the night is just getting started. our entire area is right now under a severe thunderstorm watch. calm as we look live at our center city in allentown cameras but soon the line of storms are going to hit everywhere around here. >> our chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking the storms. >> he's in the weather center with the very latest. scott. >> a lot to get through we have a tornado watch until 9:00 o'clock the entire area highlighted in yellow that is a severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 o'clock tonight. take look at this nasty line of showers and thunderstorms off to the west. that line moving to the east and take a look at the timeline. you can see moving toward mount pocono 6:47. arriving around allentown by 7:07. 7:55 toward the philadelphia area and we're talking about some damaging winds some hail, downpours lightning and also high winds as we take look you can see it's quiet right now philadelphia. trenton wilmington but we have the head off to the west. take a look. moving through the harrisburg area right now approaching lancaster a nasty line of showers and storms a little bit of rotation showing up on some of that activity as well. a lot of heavy rain and lightning. severe thunderstorm warning right now for lancaster county until 7:00 o'clock due to this line moving in with the threat of some damaging winds. move tour the pocono mountains quite right now but showers and thunderstorms are headed in your direction. so those areas highlighted in

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