officers arrived to find her unconscious in the street bleeding from the head with multiple injuries. her shoes and walker nearby. >> she would walk every morning he is special physical the weather was nice completely around the building, and she would drag the walker. >> reporter: investigators say while they were working the scene they were approached by a 24-year-old male who said he had been in an accident. he pulled over and parked his chef she malibu along the 300 block of dalton street. its windshield shattered. police say the driver said says he thought he hit a deer but is under arrest for suspicious of driving under the influence. rushed to aria torresdale in critical condition, neighbors described stoat her as a fies see widow living on her a fixture of the neighborhood a friend to all. >> but she was full of spirit. she was always joking, and she would go to the bank and i mean i would see her all the time. >> reporter: now folks here say she would walk down to the dunkin' donuts, get their at 4:00 in the morning. remain until 8:00. then managers of the doughnut would call a uber she'd come back to her apartment only return to return early the very next morning. they are hope fog the best tonight. live in fox chase, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> iain, jeff, we're hoping for the best as well. story you'll see only on fox a couple of quakertown middle school students are in some trouble after friday night football game turned into a racial incident. authorities say the students through rocks and racial slurs at visiting cheltenham high students. >> and that it happened during quakertown's homecoming game. fox 29's bruce gordon live in quakertown with the details. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, high school football as we all know can provoke some strong emotions some and hot temperatures but what happened here friday night, well, it goes well beyond trash talk. this was racial hate tread in verbal form. many of the quakertown high students leaving school monday afternoon walk past a yard sign that reads, hate has no home here. but what happened friday night just across the street at alumni field makes you wonder. it has quakertown parents shaking their heads. >> it's not right. you just keep your opinions to yourself and then i mean everybody has a right to their opinions but when they're doing that kind of stuff that's just embarrassing and shouldn't be said. >> reporter: as cheltenham high school football team arrived at quakertown for friday night game witnesses told officials from both schools that some quakertown fans began to throw rocks at the cheltenham bus. proceeded that with a barrage of vile language. doctors wagner, is cheltenham school superintendent. >> our cheerleaders members of our band, um, were insulted using racial terms. the most divisive racial terms you can use. >> the n word was used. >> n word. >> you see this venue. that was packed with thousands of people on friday night and we were having a great time. >> and then this. >> then this. the superintendent dr. william hair they are is ironically a cheltenham grad. he says dozen middle school students were interviewed and two, eighth graders were found to have engage in the rock throwing and racial slurs. both will be punish. >> my heart is broken. fortunately it's just a few children, and i say children, um, middle school students but they embarrassed me and they embarrassed the school board, and our community. >> reporter: both superintendents told me they'd like to turn this into teaching moment. they'd like to get the perpetrators and the targets of that friday night incident in the same room together under adult supervision to talk about what happened and why it should never happen again. lucy? >> all right. hopefully it will be a lesson learned. thank you much, bruce. nearly eight months after her murder, police say they have finally arrested a person for the death of winnie harris the 65-year-old community activist died in her west philadelphia home in february. investigators say police had already arrested the suspect for an unrelated charge in delaware county. they have yet to release the person's name. one man is dead. another is in critical conditi condition. police found both shot in the head in a car in north philadelphia yesterday. someone called the police to the seep on the 2400 block of arlington street when they got there, they found two men in a blue mercury grand marquis. investigators believe whoever did it walk up to the driver's side window and started firing. one of the men died there. the other is now at temple university hospital. it's october which means pumpkins are everywhere includ including in your beer and in your coffee but if you're in langhorne, pennsylvania, you're just hope to go not find pumpkin on your car. because police are searching for someone who has been smashing them on war windows and windshield. someone stole six pumpkins from the front porches of two homes one on flint road the other on valley view road that same night authorities say someone smashed pumpkins on to three cars in the langhorne area damaging the vehicles. ineffective, misspelled and now gone. that's the status of signs on a philadelphia school district building in grays ferry. fox 29 report last week showed trash piled up on the 1600 block of bambry. next door to district facility building. several signs warning that illegal dumpers would be subject to video surveil. not only were the signs ignored the word surveillance was misspell. the block was cleaned up and the signs have now been taken down. that juan is gone. >> to your fox 29 weather authority. here's live look at rehoboth beach, delaware. muggy last couple of days. >> i know, right. actually kind of tropical out, iain. doesn't it feel tropical out? >> it doesn't feel like october. >> question is, when is it going to start to feel like fall? meteorologist kathy orr joining us now. kathy, i have to say i know somebody is throwing little party and he was going to serve spiced hot cidar. >> ugh. >> thinking know on that one. >> i'm thinking no. >> maybe in couple of weeks. >> but definitely not in the next week. we're looking few more spotty showers courtesy of the remnants of hurricane nate. outside looking pretty dee september fairly dry look at our rain totals wilmington nearly an inch pottstown the same. reading, philadelphia over half an inch. trenton over half an inch as well and in millville close to half an inch of rain. we need thed the rain. the last time we had tenth of an inch or more was septembe september 16th. over three weeks ago. 81 in philadelphia. temperatures bounced up in the wake of the rain to 81 degrees in wilmington. 82 in dover. 80 in reading and 81 in lancaster. dew points that moisture still in the 70s, 82 the dew point in dover. this is tropical and that tropical air will continue tonight and then we'll see some drier air with win out of the northwest tomorrow. we go hour by hour with the fox future cast a few spotty showers with those southerly winds tonight. and then they pretty much fall apart overnight. we'll be seeing the skies begin to clear and here's that northwesterly wind drying things out. temperatures bounce back again. you won't believe it. we'll take look at the seven day coming up in few minutes. we'll zen it back to you. >> kathy, thanks. schools in monroe township, n, are closed for the rest of the week. after inspectors found mold at holly glenn elementary. the health concerns shut down the building and prompted the school board to check all of the district school for mold. tonight the school board is meeting to address the issue. we will have a live report coming up at 6:00. police are hoping you can help find the two men who worked together to get a five finger discount from south philly 7eleven. police released video of what happened last monday. the two men walked into the south broad street store little past midnight, one of them distracted the cashier while other one grabbed stuff off the shelves. darted out of the store and the other followed right behind. so if you've got any information on this, please give police a call. no charges for a man who interrupted senator pat toomey's town hall. northampton county da john morganelli today says smith, was just exercising his freedom of speech when interrupting the town hall meeting on thursday. he asked senator toomey so you haven't seen the news, do you know whether your daughter bridget has been abducted? while officers took him away he went on to make the rest of his point saying this is the reality of families facing deportation. >> d.c.daca is critically to may families in this country. it's critical those families are not torn apart. some daca protects individuals who enter the country as minors. president trump ended the program last month. putting pressure on lawmakers to come up with a new plan. >> and the president's rolling out his proposal for immigration reform yet again stirring up debate among leaders on capitol hill over the dream act. >> democratic leaders say the president's list of demands and exchange for daca deal goes so far. fox's caroline shively has more from washington. >> reporter: with congressional recess there was little opportunity today for action on capitol hill. but there was still plenty of reaction to the president's controversial immigration proposal. even with congress out on recess for column base day break reaction came pouring from lawmakers responding to the president's latest proposal to reform immigration. in a conference call the congressional hispanic caucus criticized the president's plan saying his list of demands tying border wall funding to protection for dreamers goes too far. >> this is why clean dream act is so important, because they push to you place that you've already publicly said you won't go because you know poor unproductive policy. and it's immoral. >> democratic leaders shuck schumer and nancy pelosi echoed the cause cusses criticism saying the plan is beyond what is reasonable. >> i think it's highly unlikely there's going to be enough support for something with these kind of demands and hard line stances. >> some republicans say the president's plan bring the party one step closer fulfilling their long held cam cane promise for stronger border security. >> we know know the people that are here and their intentions. we could have secure border of all of this the 70-point plan that the president has suggested is a negotiation. it's a start of comprehensive immigration reform. >> reporter: white house meantime worked to defense the president's hard line immigration priorities. >> the message to the dreamers is that listen to what the president says. open to figuring out a way to have a broader immigration policy that certainly addresses daca. >> reporter: when congress returns tomorrow, the congressional hispanic caucus says it plans to double down on efforts to reach a deal that's acceptable by both parties. but today warned that many democrats may with hold support for the president's other priorities if the president doesn't back off his demands. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. have you seen this man? philadelphia police need your help locating 72-year-old george ran hudson last seen saturday in his home on the 7200 block of north 20th street and police are concerned for his safety because of some health issues. mr. hudson is 54 and was last seen wearing a button shirt, jeans and slippers. it's been more than a week since the las vegas massacre that killed 59 people and injured hundreds more. we are taking a look back at what's happened since the atta attack. wildfires are raging in california. that includes wine country. homes are burning with tens of thousands of people packing up and gettin getting out before te accident too late. ♪ >> it's been one week since the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. last sunday, stephen paddock opened fire on crowd of people at a concert in las vegas killing 58 people and after countless hours of investigating authorities are still trying to figure out why. fox's kelly wright has more. >> reporter: the las vegas strip went dark late sunday night honoring the many victims last week's shooting. lights at dozens of resorts and casinos were dimmed for 11 minutes. the same amount of time that gunfire rained down on the rout. it was one of several tributes held in the area this weekend. vice-president mike pence on saturday spoke to a crowd atlas vegas city hall. praising the first responders as heroes who keep us all going. >> we do more than with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like those who have no hope, because heroes give us hope. [ applause ] >> reporter: on sunday, worshipers at the church at south las vegas held a service dedicated to the victims. the pastor told congregants it's okay to question why the shoo shooting happened but not to expect any relief from the pain even if a motive is uncovered. >> even if you knew it doesn't make it any better. explanations don't bring comfort. if you find out the reason why something happened it doesn't change the pain of it. >> reporter: answers are something las vegas officials are seeking. but one week after the massacre, they still haven't found a motive. one sign that las vegas has gone from response to recovery mode officials say they're trying to return seven truck loads of personal items left at the scene by concert goers. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> 20,000 people are packing up and they are high tailing out of the napa valley area of northern california so far these wildfires have destroyed 1500 homes and businesses. it's hard to wrap your mind around that. powerful winds have whipped up more than dozen wildfires in california's wine country. the fires are burning through eight counties this is napa so and uba. one person has died and you know what, quite a few people are missing. one witness is calling it quote an inferno like i've never seen before. >> there are some people of course who have no idea what they're going to return to as far as their home goes, because they were made to evacuate. so there's a lot of tears. >> governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency in napa, son know mow and uba counties. >> stop, drop and roll this is national fire prevention week. today at saint christopher's hospital for children officials set up fun activities like arts and crafts to help kids become more aware. officials say it's important for families to make sure they have working smoke detecto detectorsn escape plan. >> we want them to understand that you want to evaluate the situation and make sure that you standstill, see where the fire is, drop and then role. get that fire off you. >> officials encourage parents to talk with that are kids and come up way meeting place in case of a fire. ♪ eagles fans are feeling pretty good about the birds win over the cardinals yesterday has the eagles perched on top of the nfc east. but we don't have a lot of time to celebrate. i'm still celebrating tom srendenschek. he's here with eagles story. >> good evening to you, lucy. eighths short week for the eagles just three days away from a thursday night game in charlotte against the carolina panthers. eagles players were in this afternoon work out again tomorrow and travel to shore are charlotte wednesday night. no rest for the weary and no rest when you're playing as well as the eagles are right now. 37-seven over the cardinals yesterday including four, count them, four carson wentz touchdown passes. now a two fold challenge for coach pederson. keep the players grounded but moving forward on the short we week. >> it is tough, because, you know, these players are probably more out in the community, um, they're doing more appearances and those are the things we have to guard against, um, as we go. complacency, and it's my job obviously to keep them grounded torque keep them focused, and come to work every day prepared. i think that's what you're seeing, you know, even in these last couple of weeks. >> all right. on the medical front tackle lane johnson is in the nfl concussion protocol. i think it's a real long shot he'll play on thursday night. donovan mcnabb in the eagles locker room after yesterday's game ahead in sports at 6:00 o'clock what donovan is saying about the guy playing quarterback at the linc now carson wentz. iain? >> tom, thanks a lot. breaking news on top of a serious crash in bustleton. skyfox over the intersection of bustleton and grant avenue part of bustleton s avenue is closed. we know there are injuries but don't know how many people are hurt. a few cars were involved in this wreck as you can see. we of course will stay on top of this and bring you knew information as soon as we get it. families gathering today in old city to learn about some history on columbus day. >> the museum of american revolution took a look at another side of the story. the indigenous people's day exhibit looks at the history and culture of american indians. the 60 shows that members in fact every the oneida indian nation debated whether to support the revolutionary war. museum says it's important to educate people about the lesser known as specs of our history. >> we have a commitment to telling not just native american involvement but the very important role that african-americans, women, people of different ethnic groups played in the founding of our country. >> the oneida was one of first allies to support the united states but most americans have nowhere about their role in this country's history. a girl is suing her school after getting expelled. she says the offense that got her kick out wasn't anything n new. she did it several times and nothing happened before. >> leader of north korea has new person in a top decision-making post and she brings one very important thing to her job. she's his sister. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. new jersey's latest bare hunt starts as the fate of future hunts in the state remains unclear. six-day hunt starts today in eight counties. state wildlife officials touted the annual hunt as an important part of controlling the bare population but animal rights activists say the hunts are inhumane. the winner of next months' gubernatorial election will determine whether the hunts will continue in the commerges. >> lawmakers are encouraging facfacebook to release ads they believe russian paid for. google found evidence they used the go company's platform to spread propaganda it follows similar ads to influence americans during the scent 2016 election. google's investigation is still gnats early stages. >> north korean leader king eighty one unpromoted his 28-year-old sister to the top political decision making. it's a sign he's further tightening his grip on the country bringing people close to him into the center of power. she was named alternate member of the bureau within the ruling workers party of korea that makes all the top decisions and she becomes only the second woman north korea to join the exclusive group. >> houston teen suing her high school after it expelled her for not standing during the pledge of allegiance. 17-year-old india landry neither teachers nor students have ever said a word to her for sitting during the pledge. last week though india was in the office for a cell phone violation and when she did not stand for the pledge, they kicked her out of school. india's attorney says the teen is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> the principal instantaneously kick her out of the school. this violated her first amendment right and because the kicking out was instantaneous, that also violated the fifth and 14th amendments of the constitution rights of due process. >> the school's principal is no now letting india come back to school when she wants to. >> this year's noble prize in economics goes to american economist, richard thaler was are a awarded the prize for how mew hasn't traits effect individual decisions and financial marquette. he's seen as a pioneer of behavior ya'll economics which advertise together the work of psychologists and econo mix. as part of the nobel peas he was awarded $1.1 million. >> allergies anything but fun of course but how do you know exactly what's bugging you and what you should take for it? 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[ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just checking the wiring in here, kyle. he's never like this. i think something's going on at school. -[ sighs ] -he's not engaging. >> in your health tonight a lot of people experiencing weather whiplash. >> it's true. >> some can shake that stuffy, sneeze key head dee foggy feeling. >> i'm definitely there. allergies are not slowing down lot of people they're hitting the pharmacy to treat them. but what you're taking may not be enough. fox 29's joyce evans here with those details. joyce? >> reporter: you've got a lot good company over there, lucy and iain. well, allergy experts say most of us don't even know what allergy we're trying to treat. is it mold, is it poll ten len? is it both or something gels the good news the rain has finally come. enough hopefully to wash away a lot of the grass and the tree and the ragweed pole lense that have been driving people out of the their minds. >> we're going to do right arm first. >> 14 year old dominic di matteo des not skip his weekly allergy shots. >> not since severe seasonal allergies side lined his budding football play three years ago. >> i was very missable. i was not feeling great. 19-year-old field hockey play alexis says all meds used to relieve her misery but not so much any more. >> the allergies have just been a mess. i've been all over the place. everything is red on me. i've been itching. >> reporter: she's being re-evaluated at asthma and allergy associates for possibly starting allergy shots. >> i think they can solve a lot of things. >> it's a constant battle but if you're aware of what triggers your symptoms, you're ahead of the game. >> reporter: allergist dr. sandra, says most people really don't know exactly what sets off their allergies and when. then they start using the wrong meds after the suffering has already started. >> you start the anti his mean. there are many over the counter inter nasal steroids available. you start those and use those daily. >> but -- >> they don't work right away. >> so people get impatient and they stop. she says it takes anywhere from three to ten days to start feeling some relief. >> she also said you coughed with the symptoms. >> dominic has been so well the doctor changed his shot schedule from weekly to every two weeks. he's really work at it. >> exactly. that's why you want to see your local allergist so you can find out what you're allergic to so you know when to start the medicine before the season and also to go on allergen immuno therapy to change how your body reacts. >> reporter: you know did the says dominic may actually end up reversing some of his allergies if he keeps on top of his treatments and he's not playing around. she says the biggest mistake that allergy sufferers make is stopping their daily meds once the irritation eases up. that you shall not do, iain. >> good advice, joyce. thank you. talking about that let's get back to your weather authority now. already snowing, i mean not here -- >> no. in the 70s here. this is colorado first snowfall of the year. look at that coming down not really going stick though because it's warm enough that it will probably melt. back here it's a little different as we take live look down the shore in cape may, n. >> it doesn't even feel like fall here. much less what you just showed the winter thing. meteorologist kathy orr has a check of your forecast in a mere 15 seconds. aside from few spotty showers here or there slowly drying out across the region. a few more showers to the west but heavy rain is long gone. much needed rain. looking good on the parkway this afternoon. with mostly cloudy skies. the temperatures made it to 81 degrees. rebounding after the rain winds out of the southwest still at 1. we have a front that will be moving through and cooling down. 71 in the poconos. still seeing that strong southerly wind in dover. 82. 81 in will morning ton. 80 in millville. ocean water temperature is warmed up to 72 degrees. dew points that true amount of moisture in the atmosphere between 70s and 80s. we're talking about that tropical air mass sitting over us but we do have that front and behind it, a northwesterly wind flow and that means some drier air tomorrow. but it's still will be on the warm side. so we'll go hour by hour with fox future cast. few spotty showers at the current time you can see those southerly winds but to the north and west you see them changing a little bit becoming more northwesterly where our front is. tomorrow evening i should say tonight into tomorrow, a few tonipotty showers and then late this evening into tomorrow morning we slowly see the breaks in the overcast and by the morning hours of tuesday there's that drier northwesterly wind it will be on the light side but plenty of sunshine when you start the day. looking pretty good. overnight tonight temperatures mainly in the 60s. some 50s in the poconos. still seeing some humidity. see that green contour, that's the cooler drier air moving on in. during the day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine increasing sun during the early morning hours. the high temperature 82. we could have some lingering moisture that means morning fog, otherwise becoming partly sunny and a light northwesterly win. so pretty much a perfect day especially for october. take look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority. wednesday a mix sun and clouds loll little cooler 75 degrees. by thursday a morning shower only 68 with a cool front moving on through. friday mostly cloudy 74. looking good for saturday increasing sun for the temple owls the hi high near 80. sunday mostly sunny 80 degrees. monday sunny and 74. the average high temperature for this time of year is only 69 degrees. so 82 is a bobo us in. >> i'll take it. >> enjoy it. >> thanks. >> soccer league cracking down on those heckling parents. new policy that insures they keep quiet. more technology in cars keeps us safer some people thi think. and maybe not. those high-tech capabilities could be distracting us while we're behind the we'll. while others just cook, at college inn we craft a deeper, richer broth because every detail matters. we carefully select our all-natural chicken and farm grown vegetables, purposefully blend the most flavorful herbs and spices, and finish with a long, slow simmer. the savory taste of college inn broth is the detail that helps you make any dish, and every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. >> epa preventing pennsylvania refineries from creating new jobs because of the unrealistic burden it places on them with edge noel blending. >> it's costing our refineries a half million dollars a day. it's not going into bio fuel. it's going into the pockets of the investment firms and the blenders. it's just a transfer of wealth from one sector to another. >> the workers said their sib not with edge noel blending which is better for the environment but rather the high cost it puts on their businesses. >> you can tell it's pouring rain out there during that news conference. wal*mart says it's making returning things a breeze as of next month you can start the return process on wal*mart's mobile app all you have to do is finish the return at an in store mobile express lane. this new stream line process is for things sold and shipped by wal*mart.com. stores also working on a similar return process for things sold by third party sellers through the wal*mart website. car makers of course costly adding more technology into new cars that may not be a good thing. according to a study by aaa all that technologies encouraging drivers to take their eyes off the road and their hands off the wheel. the technology is also becoming a little more complicated to use. cars used to have a few buttons and knobs but some vehicles now have as many as 50 buttons on the steering wheel and dashboard that are multi functional. >> i think that there are a couple of things that motorists need to keep in mind. first and for most, just because technology allows to you do s, yz while also driving the car doesn't mean that you should. >> all right. auto industry says the new systems are better al intern at a tiffs for drivers than mobile phones and navigation devices not designed to be used while driving. breaking news. let's go holmesburg right now up in the air we've got skyfox. this is the 8200 block of frankford avenue. here's what we know. somebody shot someone at about 5:00 o'clock so about 41 minutes ago. that person the victim is at the hospital. we do not know that person's condition. nor the circumstances around this. as the information comes in we will bring it to you. a change that can make drilling at the dentist a thing of the past. how weather technology could make it happen. >> that would be a great thing. local feet veteran honoring those who have also served. we're showing you the work he does after finallinging place to make sure they are never forgotten. my 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markers for all the veterans buried here. >> i had no idea what i was getting into. >> this started twenty two 008. >> when tony buried his wife debra at mount hope. she serve in the navy during vietnam. >> she was an traffic controller at nas norfolk. she saw the worse of it and saw the end it when everybody was coming back. >> tony with a group of volunteers documente documentedd researched each gravesite. if the person served in the military original documents were destroyed in a fire making some harder to identify. >> they shouldn't be forgotten. this is my passion. >> tonies' team has identified 1600 veterans. dating as far back at the revolutionary war. >> he was the soldier. we want to know as much as we can about him. >> his team's research put a tower to each name. 11-year-old charles beg his mother to join the military only to be sent home because he was too short. >> so now you put today's times, how many kids have wanted to join the service? >> each flag -- >> thank u. >> a kind gesture for who serve. >> i don't view it as hard work. >> in aston. >> they deserve it. >> bill rohrer. >> it's that simple. >> fox 29 news. >> wonderful work he does. you know parents are having to shhh at soccer games in wisconsin. one team is trying to stop the heckling of referees. soccer organization adopted a violent weekend rule after it says the heckling of young teenaged referees was just way out of the hand. parents are only allowed to clap, that's it new york city cheering. clap, that's all. if they rack up three warnings, the refs can eject them. some players say the new atmosphere has helped them on the field. >> a little more focused. we can hear our coaches more and it was just different a little bit. >> both parents and players believe the silent week send filled with good intentions but many still disagree about the no cheering part. all right. keeping an eye on your money. grab your calendars best days to score a cheap flight looking to travel for the holidays. website called business insider used a travel app called hopper to predict the price of future flights. they use a large historical archives of trillions of flight prices good bargain days to fly are december 16th or 19th. you want to avoid traveling on december 22nd. according to the hopper prices are going to go up around four dollars a day after thanksgiving and then jump up seven bucks a day the two weeks leading up to christmas. more problems for apple's new iphone eight. apple says it's looking into reports of battery swell on the new iphone eight plus phones. dozen users are saying the swelling causes the case to pop open. it will not affect next month's debut highly anticipated high phone x. >> getting medical help from a buff. drones are now delivering supplies during emergencies. we have video from the osteopathic melter conference that shows how that drone would work in disaster. a doctor in philadelphia partnered witness department of homeland security to create what they're calling tele medical drones. it let's physicians treat patients any time, anywhere so the drone carries a medical kit and delivers live-saving supplies and medicine pretty much anyone on the ground can help safe life. physicians believe this advanced technology will get people help quicker. >> we also wanted everything to be wireless and to be blue tooth because in a disaster, it can be very difficult to use this equipment. things get tangled so again we wanted sim apply if i this whole process. again, we wanted it to be quick, safe and use communications throughout the whole thing. >> so the drone also gives physicians virtual eyes and ears on the ground through august meanted reality. new technology could make you little less anxious about the next trip to the dentist. like think about this. a drill less dentistry type of thing. because could it happen. fox's sylvia perez has more. >> reporter: it is a sound most people don't want to hear. the screeching drill and those it's often unnecessarily evil high tech dentistry is doing its best to cut down on that noise a doppler radar like device just like the ones we used to forecast weather could minimize the use of the dreaded drill, save you time, money and pain. it's called spectra. >> this device basically uses a flores sense technology. a flores sense technology, and it basically is reading if there's decay. >> here's how it works. doctors use a scanning wand device with a camera that shines a fluorescent light on the tooth to capture any abnormalities or early signs of decay that the naked eye cannot see. the pictures then project a colored image on screen. they behave on the colors in the image, a dentist can tell where cavities are just starting to form and where cavities have already penn straighted deeper into the tooth. >> purple means healthy. red is a layer where we need to be concerned at this point and that's when i go i know. i need to clean this out and drill this out i'm worried about bacteria at this level and orange is even deeper than that. >> i can follow changes and those changes if they change for the worst i'm going to have to restore and use the drill f they don't then i can either seal an area on kid or on an adult just follow it and monitor it. >> reporter: these dean tifts say it's all about early detection and about doing as little damage to the tooth as possible. another bonus, patients are less likely to have to undergo x-rays decreasing exposure to radiati radiation. right now the traditional way of detecting cavities involves using this dental pick called an explorer combined with x-rays. >> this is a hundred years old. x-rays are a hundred years old. the accuracy is 50%. that's crazy. >> this may have an accuracy of close to 80 or 85%. >> reporter: dr. graham says new technology is perfect the art of dentistry but the best line of defense always begins with brushing and flossing your teeth daily. it's a new record for broad wage how much it will cost you if 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>> heroes the ones that didn't come home. >> it's now awaiting game after sending a letter and a booklet to the white house in september hoping the president will simply accept his seal. picture this. you're walking on a glass walkway and then suddenly it starts to crack. at least it looks that way. here the video from china going viral for obvious reasons. >> the splintering glass just an effect that worked on parts of the bridge it was all to be provocative when you walk over those panels the glass looks like it's shattering under your feet you can hear the glass sound like it's breaking the people in charge are sorry people were a little scared but they're not going to replace those trick panels and get those great reactions. >> could you imagine? >> i probably would have done that, too. >> exactly. >> hopefully nobody has heart attack. a bar in brooklyn taking beer taste to go whole new level. going need a beer after something like that. offering a beer atm. fox's lydia, shows us how this phenomenon actually works. >> reporter: now this is a wall built for the beer connoisseur. >> never seen anything like it. i mean it's way better than going to the gas station and filling you will. >> reporter: at randolph bar in brooklyn you can get a drink at the bar or pour one for yourself at the wall. >> it's a lot of fun. trying new beers that i've never had before. it's great. >> this kind of gives you your own choice. you can read the little menus about the description. >> all you have to do is give the bartender your credit card. you then get a card that works like a tab as you pour ounces at the tap. >> to my knowledge we're the first in brooklyn and one of the first in roll new york city to do it. >> reporter: dave is the co-founder of randolph beer where an ounce of beer costs between 50 and 90 cents. >> the millennials walk in and thegravitate toward it like it's technology. it's like an i-pad arc cell phone, the sort of over 30 crowd they go to the bar, the bartender explains what it is, eventually they come and warm up to it. after using it everybody loves it. >> reporter: a lot of thought went into this beer wall. there are 24 different varieti varieties. and half of them were brood here in the new york area. cheers! >> kyle is the director of operations and the beer curator here. >> i want to make sure we don't just have the greatism pas the cool sour beer and some of the stuff the beer geeks may like. i also want to make sure we have a really solid pilsner a brown ale every now and then. >> randolph's mixes the old with the new. the wall novelty now or perhaps a sign of things to come. >> we say beer yourself. we want the guests to come in and choose that are adventure and how they explore the different beers we have on tap. all righty. pretty cool. immerse seive. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. several new jersey schools closed for the rest of the week. the mold issue causing a big problem for a local school district and parents want answers. a woman fighting for her life. hit by a car on the way to her morning coffee spot. neighbors shocked over what happened to someone they all know so well. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. mold has closed south jersey schools. classes are canceled for the rest of the week and now parents they want answers. thank you for joining us at six coliseum lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. the school board is now holding an emergency meeting to night about this issue. fox 29's dave kinchen will be there but joins us live now in williamstown with what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: there are people gathering here right now. let me step out of the way. this crowd really just showed up moments ago. they're waiting to get into the 7:00 o'clock meeting here at williamstown high school. and this is an emergency board meeting. likely to be packed just by what you can see right there. it comes the same day the monroe township school district announced all district schools will be closed for the rest of the week a mid on-going concerns of mold in schools just last week holly glenn elementary school closed

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