police and fire, it was there's a shooter at this locate. where there wasn't a shooter at that locate. >> reporter: as investigators continue their probe, fox confirms two months before sunday's massacre, a man named stephen paddock believed to be the gunman looked hotel room in chicago overlooking the site where another music festival la-la palooza was taking place. but paddock did not show up in chicago. this as another news report ci citing law enforcement sources says the gunman appears to have researched possible attack& locations in boston. specifically hotels around boston's fenway park. now police in both boston and chicago say they're investigating. >> we're aware of the media reports, but because it's an-going investigation i'm not going to speak any more to it than that. >> reporter: investigators confirmed wednesday paddock previously rented another room in las vegas in september. around the time the live is beautiful alternative music festival was taking place. >> paddock ren add room at ogden hotel and in downtown las vegas. >> reporter: police say paddock had no criminal record non outward signs of extremist ideology. the sheriff here in las vegas now openly questioning weather paddock had help. in las vegas, caroline shively, fox 29 news. now authorities believe one much the reasons the gunman was able to fire off so many shots so fast was because he used a device called a bump stock. fox 29's jeff cole spoke to a gun range owner about this device and joins us live in the studio with that part of the story. jeff. >> reporter: news on bump stocks is breaking as he we come on the air tonight. nra is urging the federal government to review weather bump stocks should remain. tonight what they are and how they work. >> rapid fire as fast as you can. [ gunfire ] >> seth says he served three years in the u.s. army including eight months in afghanistan. he's squeezing off 200 rounds with an ar15 to show just how tiring it is even for a 22-year-old with weapons training. so how did this 64-year-old vegas shooter do it. >> it was rapid fire. they indicate that there was something other than just one person's trigger finger operating but i couldn't tell was it was. >> reporter: law enforcement sources believe he used something called a bump stock a device which fits on a semi-automatic rival an laos it to fire in rapid bursts just like what was heard in las vegas sunday night. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: videos of how to install and use bump stocks are all over the web. the devices are legal. but now members of congress from both parties seem willing to ban them in the wake of mass killings in vegas. salts man won't allow them in the door at his place. >> bump stocks are not permitted at my range. they are inherently unsafe. they require a shooter to relinquish a degree of control of firearm. >> reporter: bump stocks can easily be found for sale online. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: salts man wants to know more. he says the photos of the shooter's hotel room don't show the hundreds of shell casings which should litter the floor. and he questions how a 64-year-old man who doesn't appear physically fit is able to hold a weapon heavy with ammunition and repeatedly fire hundreds of rounds from 32 floors up. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: he asked me to rapidly fire 30 rounds from the ar15 to experience the weight of the gun and the strength needed to control it. >> the bump stock can be made to work but it requires a special skill that is not derived in one week's training, and even after you gain that skill level i doubt that you can sustain that rate of fire. >> reporter: now the national rival association opposes nearly all gun regulations nearly everything but tonight in the wake of the horror in vegas it appears ready to walk away from bump stocks. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain. >> jeff, thank you. interesting peace. skyfox over a tense police standoff in northampton county this morning police surrounding the vehicle of 61-year-old john hahn. investigators say he shot two people yesterday in lehigh township. mel linda moline called 911 and told dispatchers she and her husband joseph moline, jr., had been shot at their home. the shooter she claimed her husband's first cousin. police had been on manhunt since then trying to track down hann and noticed his truck this morning along oakland road so police surrounded the truck and he eventually surrendered. >> based upon the investigation at the present time, it is my understanding and this will have to be pursued in more detail that this was a personal dispute that was going on family related between the two cousins. it may have involved financial issues. >> police say hant was armed during the standoff. officers put local schools on lock down. hann is facing homicide an tempted homicide charges warning from police after terrifying situation in olney. a woman held at gun point and sexually assaulted in her home. police now say a neighbor stepped in to action to try to catch that man. dave schratwieser is live outside police headquarters with the details. dave? >> reporter: dawn, that 57-year-old victim is still recovering from this terrifying ordeal in the meantime her neighbor who tried to catch the suspect well he is slugging off terms like brave and heroic. >> it's just about doing the right thing. i don't need the titles. i just need to know i did the right thing. >> reporter: sitting just off camera near the spot where he confronted an armed robber tuesday morning, this olney man told fox 29 how he wrestled with the suspect. moments after he robbed and sexually assaulted his 57-year-old neighbor. >> before i knew it he tried to pull a gun on me i knocked it out of the his hand went scuffled for the gun when i got control of the gun he couldn't get it out of the my hands. >> i think the neighbor is very heroic. >> reporter: police police say the terrifying confrontation hppened moments after the 57-year-old woman was confronted by the armed robber at her back door just before 7:00 a.m. >> our offender pushed the door open and put a handgun to her forehead and ordered her to go back inside the house. >> reporter: the victim and her neighbor had come outside along this alley when they heard a brick wall fall. as the neighbor went back inside, the victim came face to face with the gunman. >> he made her go upstairs where he demanded money. he took some money and some of her property, then he sexually assaulted her. >> suspect took her car keys and headed to the rear alley where he was confronted by the next door neighbor. >> the witness our next door neighbor was able to disarm this mail and take the handgun. >> that's bravery. >> actions were very heroic. >> suspect fled but left behind his gun, fingerprints and possibly some dna. police say moments before the attack he commit add burglary a block away. may also be tied to other robberies and burglaries in the area. >> he seems to be get bolder. we're very concerned with him. >> i try to look out for all my neighbors as best i can. >> reporter: now police are reviewing surveillance video from the area. they say the suspect was wearing gloves with the fingers cut out an black hoodie with the word fresh in white letters across the back. if you have any information, you can call the special victims union. iain. >> all right. dave, thank you. one man is dead after a triple shooting in north philadelphia. the gunfire broke out at 11:30 last night along the 2500 block of north dover street. police say a 24-year-old died at the hospital. two other men another 24-year-old an 17-year-old are in stable condition right now. police do not have a description of the shooter and they also don't have a motive as of yet. a former chester county paramedic now facing charges after police say he inappropriately touched a minor he was supposed to be mentoring. west goshen police announcing the arrest of the 50-year-old kenneth mason. mason was a part-time paramedic for chester county hospital and a full-time paramedic for jefferson university hospital. according to police, mason inappropriately touched a young man who was taking part in a ride along with him. it happened in august in west chester. mason is now charged with corruption of minors and indecent assault. three men are in jail tonight after police say they caught them with over 13 pounds of raw heroin. that's $4 million worth of the deadly drug. edward torres, sergio, and alejandro grandiose were pulled over on i-95 friday by bensalem police. officers say they found a huge heroin stash hidden in their pickup truck. torres was supposed to be under house arrest when police pulled hem over. investigators say in a panic he ran but they quickly caught and arrested him. >> the cease sewer of this 6-kilogram of heroin certainly saved lives one car stop for illegal tint and officers heavily trained and very intuitive of what was going on were able to get these drugs off the street. >> the three men are currently in the bucks county prison being held on $1 million bail each. all right. let's check in on your fox 29 weather authority now. it's shaping up to be great night across our area as we take live look down the shore in ocean city. a little breeze blowing there but it look like it will be beautiful night if you're planning to head out scott. >> absolutely. we're looking at temperatures well above average continuing into the overnight time frame iain but look at high temperatures today. philadelphia 81 degrees. 82 in allentown. 84 in dover and trenton. so most locations running a good ten to almost 15 degrees above where we should be for this time of year which is 70 for the high temperature. 80 right now in trenton. 80 in millville along with dover. upper 70s as you move toward berks county the lehigh valley we do have some clouds along with a few showers off to the west. some of that will move north and west over the next several hou hours. so by 8:00 o'clock, watching toward the poconos, the lehigh valley but a lot of that will kind of fizzle out. temperatures tonight into the 60s we'll call it mostly cloudy coming up we'll talk much more about the tropics continuing to heat up tropical storm nate churning in the carribbean. how it could impact us by early next week. back over to you. dawn and iain. >> thanks, scott. are you seeing this? yeah, that's a couple of birds on a plate in a local restaurant kitchen. and then there's the litter box. so what is going on? >> and in the wake of the las vegas shooting the gundy bait rages on capitol hill. what both sides of the aisle are saying. >> would you know what to do if a gunman opened fire at a big event? what you need to know to stay safe in an active shooter situation. and ahead at 6:00 fox 29 getting results. what happened after we shined a little late on what some are calling philadelphia's trashiest block? meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >> the gun control debate continues on capitol hill after the deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> fox's jane rosen is in washington with the very latest on the heated controversy. >> reporter: democrats on capitol hill continuing their full court press for gun control legislation following the sunday night attack in las vegas the deadliest mass shooting in american history. democrats have introduced a senate bill that would ban bump stocks. the device used by shooter stephen paddock to convert his guns from semi to fully automatic. >> they're going to say you give them bump stock it's going to be slippery slope. i certainly hope so. >> reporter: gun roll measures have been notoriously contentious issue but this time there does appear to be the possibility of bipartisan cooperation. some republicans say they're willing to get behind the bump stock ban while others argue it's not the right time to be talking about new legislation. >> anybody who heard the audio or saw video and heard what that sounded like, you thought that's an automatic weapon. automatic weapons have been illegal since the 19 30's. >> not in any position to say i'm going to support legislation that would outlaw them. neither do i think we should be discussing it in this arena. >> reporter: it's unclear whether president trump will support the bill. the white house says he's willing to discuss new gun control measures if they're aimed at preventing another tragedy bite one in las vegas. >> we certainly welcome that. would like to be part of that conversation. and we would like to see a clear understanding of the facts. >> reporter: some of the country's biggest gun sellers including wal*mart and cabella's have voluntarily stopped selling bump stocks but in stores where the devices are still for sale, they're selling out anxious gun owners scrambling to get them while they still can. in washington, james rosen, fox news. philadelphia police are trying to find this pair they say stole several containers of baby formula from south philadelphia target. investigators just releasing this video of the septembe september 22nd incident. according to police, the two put the formula into a bag and walk out of the store. when security guard tried to stop them investigators say the duo assaulted the guard. if you recognize them, call police. pennsylvania's attorney general is suing the nation's largest student loan company claiming it sold risky loans that cost borrowers billions of dollars. attorney general josh shapiro filing the lawsuit against the corporation and solutions llc. the ag this is naviant fund funneled people into a program that added huge interest costs when it should have placed people in an income based repayment plan. >> they provided predatory practices. they were deceptive. they preyed on certain kinds of lone holders. and they did so to turn a profit. >> navian says the allegations are unfounded and that it complies with federal rules for student loans the state of illinois and washington as well as the consume mr. financial protection bureau also sued over loan practices earlier this ye year. meanwhile, pennsylvania's attorney general, comcast, mayor jim kenney teaming up to help promote internet safety new partnership will educate seniors, children and parents in pennsylvania. about how they can stay safe on the internet want to look out for. the partnership leaders say many senior citizens don't have the internet in their homes because they're afraid of online exams. >> it's so important we spread the word of how to navigate it properly, and keep those most vulnerable from becoming victims of cyber crime. >> statewide campaign will include thousands of public service announcements and free cyber security training classes. south jersey restaurant is the talk of the town after exotic birds are now flying around the kitchen and that's not all. health and township department officials are taking action and customers, well they're finding it pretty unappetizing. >> it just makes you feel like, ooh, i ate? there that's doris woods reaction after seeing these pictures of two birds perched on plates and a cat loose in the kitchen prep area of ag cafe on route nine in galloway township. doris and her husband had breakfast here on two occasions but say never again. >> we ate there? terrible. disgusting. yes. i am so -- i hope they're closed down and can't reopen. >> reporter: galloway police township police chief donna huggie says officers were responding friday to unrelated matter sheathe saw the animals loose. >> they were flying around and landed on plate were eating. >> the health department shut the restaurant down for what it says varying unsan tower conditions. posting signs unfit for human occupancy. >> just very upsetting situati situation. >> we could not reach the owners for comment but on the restaurant's facebook page it says they are the proud parents of three birds named ralph, skittles and jade and that they occasionally come to work but are kept in a locked cage in an office away from food prep. the post goes on to say that conyers are social birds that require human socialization but will no longer be visiting at work and that this picture was taken at home. the police chief says they're photos tell a much different story. >> to openly contact, upping, the people and dispute that there were animals loose in his kitchen and clearly we have evidence supporting that. there was a cage as he stated but the cage was 5-foot bird cage in an office attached to kitchen and the cage was open and the birds were flying throughout the restaurant in the kitchen area. >> other pictures show a cat and a dirty litter box as well as electrical and code violations. all leaving a bad taste in customer's mouths. >> how they thought they can get away with that, i don't know. >> now the police chief says the owners did not have a required mercantile license and will have a court date on that. they also have to meet the county board of health standards in order to reopen. that restaurant remained closed today. iain? >> all right, dawn. they put their lives on the line every time they head to fire. now they've got new tools to make sure they're safer when they rush to save someone's li life. and he polices the streets of one new jersey community. now he's helping his wife fight the battle of her life. how he's being honored. >> critical stem today in the house's plan to overhaul the tax code the house just passed a $4.1 trillion budget plan. it's main purpose to set the stage for tax reform. it promises deep cuts to social program to turn medicare into voucher like program and appeal obamacare. well the mass shooting in las vegas has whole lot of people wondering what would they do in a situation like that. and from what we've seen in recent months and years, anything can really happen anywhere. >> what would you do if a gunman started opening fire? here's our chris o'connell. >> reporter: you may have asked yourself, what would i have done if i were one of these people? >> i don't train officers i train civilians in regards to what they should do in the case of the event would occur. >> reporter: detective joe is with the philadelphia police counter terrorism unit. it's his job to train regular people to survive the unthin unthinkable. an active shooter. >> stop being scared. realize that you can get out of this if you think about certain thing. >> reporter: experts say there are three options to protect yourself against an active shooter. run, hide or fight. your first option, find an escape path and get out evacuate whether others want you to or not. and leave your possessions behind. >> this male was shooting straight nine minutes. was there any delay? was there any kind of break in the action if he has to reload weapon you don't hear any more gunfire that's a good chance to get up and run. >> reporter: sometimes like in las vegas victims don't know where the shots are coming from. in that case find a place to hide in a bathroom or behind heavy office equipment. >> if you can't run, you need to hide somewhere. hideout of the shooter's view. somehow some way. >> reporter: if you do come face to face with a gunman -- [ gunfire ] >> reporter: -- be prepared to fight. improvise weapons. act with aggression and commit to your actions. >> worse case scenario if he approaches you in such a way you're close up and personal with it, you have the right to fight for your life. >> that was chris o'connell report. active shooter trainers say if you do have to hide from a shooter hide behind a concrete wall, a desk or a chair. not going to stop bullet and something you can do before shooting prepare, know where at least two exits are located in case you 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(giggles) (laughs) keep on scratchin'! >> u.s. official says investigators are looking into the possibility las vegas shooter planned more attacks including a car bombing. they're also looking into if the gunman actually scoped out other outdoor music festivals around the country. chicago hotel confirms that a man named stephen paddock booked a room in august overlooking the la-la palooza. says he never checked n authorities are looking into his background trying to figure out what caused him to open fire on those 22,000 people sunday nig night. well people all across the country are finding ways to help the victims of this horrible tragedy. >> fox's elizabeth matthews shows us how one carpenter in chicago is using his skills to honor the lives lost. >> i don't have any answers and i wish i can never do it again. >> reporter: the call comes every so often. sometimes more often than not. >> i'm looking here and each one of these is a family member. >> reporter: retired carpenter greg is at it again. building wooden crosses for the victims of the las vegas shooting. he builds them from scratch inside of his aurora workshop gives them a fresh coat of white paint and attaches a big red heart to the front. sometimes he has helpers like enrique padilla. >> i seen him working and he was by himself, and he needed help. we always stop by. people stop by all the time. >> reporter: monday morning he had another visitor. the owner of arc angels bio recovery a crime scene cleanup company. that company donated gas money for the 1700-mile trip to las vegas. >> day to day deal with, um, family that is have undergne horrific, horrific circumstances, um, we want to be able to, um, help in the community. >> reporter: with the community supporting him, he continues to build working through his own grief for his murdered father-in-law 20 years ago. he takes his compassion on the road sharing his cross displays at scenes of mass shootings around the country. most recently in orlando at the and last december in downtown chicago for hundreds of people shot and killed in 2016. >> last year 757 people were killed in chicago and i made all those crosses and do you know i gave all of them out except 25. those families have these in their homes. so i know how important it is. and back to your fox 29 weather authority. it's definitely feeling more like summer as we take live look at reading. not bad day at all out there. meteorologist scott williams will have your forecast in 15 seconds. >> those above average temperatures will continue over the next several days. high temperatures today in the low 80s. for tomorrow, low 80s the heat will likely peak for a part of the weekend we could get into the mid 80s. we're also keeping tabs on what's happening with nate in the tropics. that will likely bring us tropical moisture early next week. we need the rainfall. look at the temperatures right now. still 80 degrees in trenton. 80 right now philadelphia. 80 in millville. upper 70s right now down the shore. the cool spot still above average upper 60s right now mount pocono. so as we look at ultimate doppler we have a few showers off to the west. a lot of this will diminish but we will keep some chances in especially the pocono mountains the lehigh valley over the next several hours. in fact, we'll go hour by hour. by eight, 9:00 o'clock you can see north and west berks county the lehigh valley looking at some of those showers a lot of it fizzles before it moves into sections of central south jers jersey. delaware likely not even seeing a drop out of tonight's system. over the neck several days, the rainfall chances really don't ramp up until the latter parter of sunday into early next week. with that tropical moisture connection. so here's the bottom line. tropical storm nate 40 miles an hour winds movement to the north northwest right now at about 10 miles per hour. really doesn't have that chance to rapidly intensify right now because it's going over some of the mountainous terrain but look at the computer models by 1:00 o'clock on saturday, in the gulf of mexico, a category one hurricane. 80 miles an hour winds then making landfall sometime late saturday into sunday. it looks like right now toward the new orleans area maybe mobile, alabama, but it rapidly weakens as it moves in our direction early next week with that tropical beneficial rainfall. the code of uncertainty taking it into the gulf and look at those spaghetti plots the computer models pretty good consensus for a strike somewhere along the gulf coast once again the latter part of the weekend. the threat of tropical storm force winds moving toward new orleans as early as sunday morning. so we'll watch conditions go dwnhill there. for us, temperatures tonight pretty mild into the low to mid 60s. it will be muggy though. the humidity really starts to ramp up over the neck several days. high temperatures tomorrow, in the 80s. feeling more like summer and then take look at saturday. 85 degrees. watching a shower chance on sunday but better chances on monday. we could see an inch or two of rain. back over to you. >> all right, scott, thanks. they put their lives on the line of time they head to fire. now they've got new tools to make sure they're safer when they rush to save someone's life. and there's some of the biggest names in music. meet the nominees for this year's rock and roll hall of fame. and coming up at 6:00, fox 29 getting results. what happened after we shined some light on what some are calling philadelphia's trashiest block? ♪ firefighters gearing up to battle fires now have an extra layer of protection. but this layer doesn't help in fighting infernos it helps fight cancer. >> fox's jillian johnson has more on this special hood. if we can't keep our own folks safe it's harder to get out there and do our job. >> firefighters they're the ones we depend on to head into the burning building when everyone sells running out. >> everybody goes into it knowing it's a dangerous job. >> reporter: while there are obvious risks associated with the job, there are also more microscopic dangers when fighting a fire up close. >> cancer rates are sky rocketing in firefighters. >> reporter: according to 2015 study conducted by the national institute for occupational safety and health, firefighters are 9% more likely than the average person to be diagnosed with cancer. and 14% more likely to be killed by cancer. >> some of the car vin know sense dangerous, you know, chemicals that we come across during your modern fires will get be a soared through the sk skin. >> reporter: but that's where fire officials in her nan dough counsel tear hoping this new head peace will play a key role in reducing the cancer risk. >> there's no -- this also has the particular barrier inside which you can feel in there. >> reporter: officials explained firefighters already wear a similar hood but this updated version they say protects against molecules penn stating the cloth and being absorbed into the skin. >> it's a little thicker. i can tell it's there more so than i can tell the other one was there. it's a little bit, um, hotter but it feels safer. >> reporter: while the cost of the new hood is roughly five times that of the old one officials and firefighters believe it's well worth it for healthier workplace. >> i feel proud to work here. i mean they care about us enough to do that. >> firefighters in chicago, san francisco and here in philadelphia were part of the study that led that florida fire department to invest in those cancer reducing hoods. coming up creating light in a dark place. how these dogs are raising spirits in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> they're doing something most of us will never experience. what these astronauts are doing 250 miles above the us. sean? iain the phillies own is coming back home. former temple great hasan reddick is coming back to town as an arizona cardinal. hear what he had to say about facing the eagles at the linc much that's coming up later in sports. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! ♪ it is a story that is weighing heavily on americans minds. the lavas gay shooting is a tragedy that we will never forget. now everyone especially the victims families are still grappling with how this happened. iain? >> ♪ we're a nation in mourning this week flags flying at half staff across the country for the victims of the las vegas massacre. we woke up on monday morning, there was a harsh reality. [ gunfire ] >> shots fired. >> it's happened again. this time in a city so many of us have visited. firearm.s like automatic firea- >> as the day went on the details became more horrick a man firing out of a 32nd floor window a crowd of 22,000. they never had a chance. >> everyone was stepping on everybody. >> death, panic and destruction unimaginable violence. >> i didn't know if i was going to make it out. >> the worst mass shooting in the us in modern history. until the next one. it's not a matter of if but when there will be another one. we don't know what brings a human being to such depths of inhuman in the. what does it say about our society that we continue to witness such evil on all too regular basis. here's what i know. nothing will change because of this carnage. there are already calls for change in the gun control laws. finger pointing and political posturing. if nothing changed after sandy hook or the orlando shooting, this won't be enough. it makes us want to lose hope in the face of such evil. don't. it's natural to feel helpless, scared and confused after something like this but remember there's a lot more good in the world than there is bad. we saw it in this tragedy. people helping others. hundreds waiting up to eight hours to donate blood. people coming together. maybe this is a tipping point. maybe not. but we won't live in fear. don't stop doing good. go to your concerts, enjoy your freedoms, keep doing good. evil never wins. it never will. ♪ and in the midst of death and tragedy a story of new life in the middle of it all. mark key cover a tendered route 91 concert on sunday she was pregnant overdue in fact when the shots rang out, she and her boyfriend dropped to the ground and crawled then they walk 3 miles to safety. two days later, their baby boy where i wyatt arrived. he's 20 an quarter inches long weighs 9 pounds and for his mom and dad, well -- >> just definitely thankful nothing happened worse to either of one of where we couldn't be here for him. >> very lucky. the new mom's brother cody was shot in the shoulder but he is on his way to recovery. yesterday we showed you some dogs providing comfort to the victims of that las vegas shooting today it's a pair of pups offering support to first responders much this is shaye and sasha they put their best paws forward. they've been walking up and down the strip bringing joy to everyone who sees them. >> shaye was coming up to an officer and he just got down on his knees. she immediately sat down and put her paw on his shoulder, and it just was the switch that he needed to just let it all out, and he began to cry and was comforted by her for almost a half an hour. >> it's all about making people especially the first responders smile after this just unimaginable tragedy. three american astronauts aboard the international space station embark on the first of a trio of october space walks. they'll be popping station maintenance fox's fill keating has the story for us. >> reporter: smooth sailing up in space today everything on schedule as every homeowner here on planet earth realizes, reluctantly sometimes, every now and then you've got to make repairs. and that's exactly what is going on 250 miles up above us. this is the first of three scheduled space walks that are all about international space station maintenance. two american astronauts going outside the station this morning working in micro gravity. current space station commander randy bresnick and mark vander hay about 8:00 a.m. eastern time they opened the hatch over the mediterranean sea upbeat and ready to work. [ inaudible ] >> good to see you back outside comrade. >> they're test today replacing one of two latching on the station's robotic arm. the canada arm two. kind of like a hand transplant surgery. one of the two grappling mechanisms stalled last month. it's a minor glitch at the johnson space sent has no effect on planned space station operations like on-going science experiments and the next cargo ship rifle in november. as for that big robotic arm it will be the focus of the next two space walks. tuesday next week and the wednesday the week after. commander bresnick and vander hay will again be involved but on the third space walk american flight engineer joe, will get to float around. those two space walks are dedicated to lubricating the can in today arm two and replacing cameras on the left side of the space station's truss. in a speech today at the national space council in virginia vice-president mike pence reiterating this administration's outerspace intent getting people back on the moon, stabbing a permanent lunar base from which we will eventually send humans to mars. in miami, phil keating, fox ne news. well if you're a pan you've said this to your child thousands every times. don't put that in your mouth. well, one young boy in argentina learned the hard way. don't swallow a toy horn. >> horn blowing (. >> open your mouth. >> oh, my. incredible. part of that toy makes the noise got stuck i this boy and every time he took a breath you hear he just honked. doctors say they oped on the eight-year-old to get it out. he'll be okay. doctors say he's hoping to raise awareness about toy safety. coming up the nominees are announced for the rock and roll hall of fame class of 2018. did your favorites make the list? at 6:00 they're what investigators say allowed the las vegas shooter to fire faster and kill more people and they are legal. what you need to know about bump stocks. he polices the streets of one new jersey community now he's helping his wife fight the battle of her life. how he is being honored. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >> time to sing the praises of some rock and roll legends. the rock and roll hall of fame announcing this year's nominees today. and they are... ♪ new jersey rocker john bon jovi singer 19 is a simone and rufus chaka can among 19 artists hoping to be inducted in the coveted cleveland museum. rapper ll cool jay and the cars are also on the list. eight of the nominees are british bands including 80s band dire straits, the moody blues, radio head, judith priest and a rhythmics. only handful of nominees will make the final cut. the winners will be announced in december and the induction ceremony will take place next april. economy comedian nick cannon says he's not going to say sorry to new jersey catholic school after he used some foul language there. georgian court university in lakewood says cannon violated the terms of his contract and crossed the line when he used language that the school says was vulgar and explicittedly sexual comedian was performing at the school last saturday for its homecoming cannon responded on twitter saying "i'm sorry your university doesn't believe in freedom of speech". get ready for some cow pods. new jersey state trooper had to ask this big girl to moove it this morning. >> sergeant first class jeff flynn was his way to headquarters. he told the cow to hoof it out of there but the cow wouldn't listen the farmer arrived and remove the cow from the road. quite an adventure for this guy. sure he's ready to hit the hay. >> a popular broadcaster calling out philly sports fans. knock lice this guy colin coward didn't say anything we haven't heard before but is calling us dopey called for. here's hank. >> trying get hits on his website i would imagine. >> right. >> he don't really understand philadelphia fans. ♪ >> reporter: it's hank. i'm at the palestra. sports talk radio guys have a lot of time to fill some of them will say almost anything. one of them tried philadelphia fan troll yesterday and my take is that with every word he said he proved he was wrong not just in spirit but in plain old fact. why the palestra is it's pretty home base for college basketball and it's on the penn campus. ivy league not too many dopey people there. the word colin coward used in describing phillies sports fan on tuesday night rant. pat gallagher says whatever come on down. >> they always come and they want to throw at us because it's a big target to i they can come and sit in the stands. come to this eagles game. >> reporter: i don't have any problem with coward chopping on phillies fan. is he the first? my issue he was just wrong on so many poin points. yeah he the whole jailhouse at the football stadium which hasn't been true for 15 years. he's popping on phillies fans for showing terry fran cone the door. he never went 500 in four years here. what? he also said philly ran andy reid out of town. the man coached here for 14 seasons. either way the folks around the penn campus have plenty of brotherly love. especially for colin could you war. >> my message to colin, colin, man, you should come and set up shop at penn's campus. i guarantee we'll have the billing guest crews of sixers, eagles, phillies, flyers fans and we'll give you a piece of our mind. >> u penn sports is a microcosm of phillies sports which is not just the pros. the track kids warming up at the football stadium the woman's lacrosse team going through their paces. you're missing so much, colin. come see us. >> come to fill. come to philly seen what it's really about. >> maybe we're playing into his hands. maybe the point is to get me to do a story like this to keep the cooking much lisa watkins says probably but she doesn't care. >> we're not going to sit here and let anybody talk trash. we're not afraid to get riled up. we don't feel like you feel like you suckered us in. we'll give was you asked for. >> troll if you want, dude, that's sports talk game and you are get at it. next time come up with something original and lay off the stereotypes. the giants fans are tired of h him. you're better than that colin. we'll talk about it when you get here. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >> we love our philly's sports fans. >> absolute. we're not worried about colin coward. rub a little dirt off the shoulder, yo. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. it can make rifle even more deadly firing off more shots. investigators say the gunman in las vegas used it and it's leg legal. but you -- what you need to know about bump stocks. >> he keep the streets safe is one of new jersey's finest working 12-hour shifts. now he's being honored for helping his wife in the battle of her life and raising a wearness for what can be a deadly disease. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. a manhunt that sent local schools on lock down finally ends in lehigh township. good evening and thanks for joining me. i'm iain page. lucy will be back at 10:00. police surrounding the vehicle of 61-year-old john hann investigators say he shot two people yesterday in lehigh township. melinda moehler called 911 and toll dispatchers she and her husband joseph molener, jr., had been shot at their home. the shooter, police say her husband's cousin and since yesterday police have been on a manhunt trying to track him down. they noticed his truck this morning along oakland road. so they surrounded it and he eventually surrendered. >> based upon the investigation at the present time, it is my understanding and this will have to be purchase side in more detail that this was a personal dispute that was going on, family related between the two cousins. it may have involved financial issues. >> police say hann was armed during the standoff. officers put local schools on lock down. hahn is facing homicide an attempted homicide charges. new developments in the las vegas shooting as investigators are lookin looking looking intoy that the shooter may have planned more attacks including a car bombing. this news comes as authorities say stephen paddock may have scoped out some other music festivals over the past couple of months including chicago and las vegas. investigators say he was a quote disturbed and dangerous man, they're still struggling to find

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