wondering where a teenage girl would be hours ago. authorities stopped a car and she was inside right after the car was stopped. driver took off just as authorities approached. a sheriff's deputy was slightly injured. officers found the driver, no one knows where the teenager is tonight. joyce evans talked to the missing girl at that mom and she joins us live tonight. joyce? >> reporter: iain this was part of an fbi operation. those sheriff's deputies were helping out with that and they're still looking for the teenage girl. we talked her her mom as you said and waiting for all word >> she ran away last sunday 8:00. hannah joins has done so many times before, says her mom, row is an. >> i do believe she jumped the trai train. couple days after hannah took off >> she reaches out inappropriately on social media all the time. >> reporter: her mom said hannah sent a very disturbing video to her sister overnight. she was riding in car. >> who is this guy >> we don't know. we don't know who any of her contacts were. she just kept assisting >> she said she was hopeful then terrified when she saw this scene play out in south philadelphia. the driver took off after hitting a sheriff. they found the car parked in a neighborhood. word came at first that the girl was ok, turns she was not at the car. police tracked down and arrested devon harley near 13th and snyder, her mom has a message for hannah >> we want you to come home. we don't care what you done. come home so we know you're alive and you're safe. >> reporter: can you imagine how she feels now her mom says that her daughter is troubled. she's been in and out of programs to help. but she is not giving up on her child and iain, she'll sit there and wait and do whatever is necessary to find her daughter. >> let's hope she find her. thank you. >> police are on the look-out for a person who shot a 15-year-old girl in wilmington. police say the shooting happened on the 600 block of pine street around 5:30 tonight. the 15-year-old girl was shot in her left ankle. paramedics treated her on the scene, brought her to dupont children's hospital where she's now recovering. anyone with information is asked to call police. a germantown elementary school will remain closed tomorrow because of mold issues. john b kelly elementary school has been closed since thursday. after investigators found mold in several classrooms. the school district said the school will remain closed on a day-by-day basis until all of that mold is out of there. crews have been cleaning it since the mold was found. and district officials are blame, it on hvacate. and schools in monroe township dealing with mold issue, school officials say most schools there will reopen on tuesday. this is after a district-wide precautionary shutdown for most of the school this past week after mold was found at holly glen elementary. students who go to holly glen in white hall elementary schools will be taught in other buildings while crews continue to work toward acceptable air quality for students and staff a man walking around way rifle in chester. police want to talk to him about the sexual assault and robbery of a woman there. people near where the attack happened are understandably concerned tonight. brad sat did talk with a family member of the victim and joins us from chester police headquarters. brad? >> reporter: iain that family member has been using social media. of and he found a compelling piece of evidence and so far, since friday, it's been shared on facebook more than 2500 times. >> hopefully he won't get a chance to do this again. >> 4:00 early friday morning, surveillance video shows man carrying a rifle walking near east 24th street in chester by the walnut chestnut park plaza apartments. moments later accused of sexual assaulting and robbing a loved one of brady hall's >> it wasn't just items, he needed more. she complied. but he wanted more. he sexual assaulted her. that's what happened. >> reporter: we're not identifying the woman, she was simply walking to a bus stop headed to work when attacked. brady did his own detective work finding the surveillance footage posting it on facebook and it's been viewed more than 9,000 times, photo also making its way around the neighborhood leaving residents like coleman nervous >> i was scared. scared like coming out of here running to my car, i was sitting here like i held the door open and i fly to the car and running right back. scared. >> because i got kids >> she lived in the neighborhood a year and for now she no longer walks alone. >> really scary. i'll get off late nights, so that's why i got him walking wisdom martin because that's crazy. >> reporter: the victim said the suspect is african-american in his early 20's. he grabbed her cell phone with a bright pink cover making it more identity. while this video leaves many scared, for brady it's a call to action >> i take that video and i empowered such a strength in me to be determined to get the individual off the streets and not allow that to happen to anyone else. >> reporter: now, he tells us the victim tonight is recovering. chester police expected to release more information tomorrow. iain? . we have an update to a story we told you about last night at fox 29 news at 10:00. the life size cut, outlet of pope francis stolen from the local churn has been returned in washington township thursday, church tells us the pope was returned some time overnight wrapped in plastic good condition and in the spot where it was initially stolen. police have not made an arrest pyet in the case. good news from california wine country, fire officials say winds are dying down in northern california making it easier for firefighters to battle those deadly wildfires, skies full of smoke beginning to clear in some places making it easier for crew to say gain control. some of it anyway. some of the fires are at least halfway under control. and so far, the fires have destroyed almost 6,000 homes and killed at least 40 people. fox news's will carr is in santa rosa with more. >> reporter: nearly 20 wildfires still burning, sunday marking a week since disruptive flames first erupted. fires that have killed dozens, destroyed thousands of homes and buildings, this as hundreds of people still missing. >> it's a day-to-day, changes one day you wake up and there's smoker the next day it's gone, back the next day, we don't know it's such a changing environment. we don't know what to expect. >> reporter: signs of weather improving, fire officials are hopeful they may have turned a corner. >> year-to-date from january to last sunday had burned approximately 243,000 acres from sunday to today, 214,000 acres have burned state wide and 16 major fires. it's a fire season and resources are stretched thin. >> reporter: more than 10,000 firefighters are still tackling the flames in the front lines. both in the air and on the ground with more than 1,000 fire trucks. meantime, many residents with homes and businesses near the fire say all they can do is wait. as tens of thousands remain under fire evacuation orders. >> i'd be more heart broken if my store burned down than if my house did. just we have employees. it's a community gathering spot. >> reporter: if there's silver lining, it's the fact that many homes that were destroyed will be covered by insurance. as one mother put it to me, can't replace the memories or the lives lost. in santa rosa, will car fox news the middle of the tragedy, the california wildfires comes a heart warming reunion, a family goes looking through the rubble and is re united with their dog after they thought she died. jack weaver and his brother in law went to see what's left of their mother's home after wildfire destroyed the neighborhood. they thought they're dog is he didn't make it but she came running. the dog has been in good spirits ever since they found her. back here at home. at calm night outside. take a live look at wilmington, delaware, get ready for the temperatures to take a little bit of a tumble. meteorologist kathy orr is here and kathy it's time to get out long sleeves soon >> got them out already, iain. what a night indeed be it's pretty nice out there despite the cloud cover. still a little bit of the humidity lingering and temperatures are still kite warm. we have rain coming. right now, we see a southerly wind in philadelphia keeping the temperature at 70. it's 67 in wilmington, 71 in millville, and you can see still the southerly wind in the poconos where it is 63 with the cooler air is coming in the form of a cold front, here come the showers marching toward the poconos and the lehigh valley, scattered showers mainly overnight with increasing sunshine during the day tomorrow. so as we go through the nighttime hours into tomorrow, temperatures will continue to be falling through the 70's into the 60's and the 50's tomorrow morning, we'll have the clouds then some sun, we'll talk more about the big cool-down coming up with the seven-day i'll see you in a few minutes numbers of bears killed are down for new jersey's controversial bear hunt. officials say during the six-day hunt, only 241 bears have been killed while last year, hunters killed 562 bears. officials say the hunting helps control the population of the bears while critics say it's inhumane. an nfl news, colin kaepernick back in the headlines, this time it could affect the nfl owners more than ever. sean brace is here with more >> the majority of football fans could easily see colin kaepernick is more than a few starting quarterbacks. of this one is between the owners and colin kaepernick. kaepernick's legal team fired a grievance basically saying the owners are keeping him out of the league for his peaceful protest. he feels before the anthem, he start all of that, right before the season started jeffrey lori and his state of the team address was asked that, have the owners spoke about colin kaepernick being blackballed >> i've never had a discussion with anybody. it doesn't work that way. there's no communication we're very competitive against each other. the 32 owners. i don't reveal anything. they don't reveal anything. there's no discussion that ever takes place about any player. >> do you believe jeffrey lori? i have a hard time believing that. but on social media, it was pretty split. bottom line is this was a step that was necessary for colin kaepernick because he's not getting a chance to play, this will be going on for awhile. >> thank you. a man text add friend looking for aid arrow hours later, he's dead. investigators have a mystery on a local block. of. senator john mccain's big honor tomorrow in the heart of philadelphia. rosa. one them deadly. police are still looking for the killer. fox 29 jennifer joyce has the latest. >> reporter: detectives stop by homes and businesses on the 200 block of east westmoreland street hours after 51-year-old vasquez was shot and killed on the block. investigators say vasquez used to live in this area and was hanging out with old friends when he took a bullet to the chest and one to the head >> it's hard to believe he's a ago guy. he's a sweetheart. a good guy. i don't know how that could happen to him. >> reporter: this man who didn't want on his to use his name says vasquez was messing him last night >> he was texting me last night to take him home. i was too far away, i was in jersey. >> reporter: he says at no point did vasquez signal he was in trouble. the man returned to the block this morning to learn the difficult news his friend is gone and he can't understnd why >> he's a truck driver, he's trying to make the hon his own, a good guy. >> reporter: homicide detectives handled this case, philadelphia police officers are busy investigating two additional overnight shootings. one person is under arrest for opening fire on a 35-year-old man outside of germantown brethren church in west mt. airy according to police who say the victim was transported to einstein medical center in serious condition. across town in kensington police are looking for person who shot a 47-year-old man in the chest. it happened around 5:30 this morning in the area of atlantic and emerald streets. police tell fox 29 news that the bullet narrowly missed the victim's heart. police continue to track leads and learn more about a weekend of gun violence in the city. jennifer joyce fox 29 news. two men recovering after shot in the parking lot of a night club in dover. police say they were getting calls for gunshots outside of the allure night club on north dupont highway. when they got there, they didn't see anything but found a 22-year-old man and 25-year-old man shot in the legs taken to the hospital pennsylvania lawmakers still have no plan that can pay for the state's new budget bill. pennsylvania tom wolf is working on putting together a 2 billion dollars package to balance the state budget. wolf bypassed the legislature that hasn't figured outlet how to finance a nearly 32 billion dollars budget passed in june. governor wolf's plan mainly relys on borrowing. >> the judge's decision the bribe retrial against new jersey senator menendez could impact the rulings on future corruption cases. tomorrow, the judge could dismiss part of the indictment against menendez, an issue is whether prosecutors can use the quote stream of benefits theory to prove the new jersey distraught took bribes from a florida eye doctor. defense attorneys say the supreme court invalidate that day theory back in 2016. if you live in the guard state time is running out to register for the november general election. you got until this tuesday, october 17th to register by mail or in person at a you municipal clerk's office. senator john mccain will be in the city of brotherly love tomorrow to receive the liberty metal. the constitution center along with former vice president joe biden who's a friend of mccain's will present the award to the u.s. senator for his lifetime of sacrifice and service at their 29th annual ceremony monday. people who have gotten the award are hillary clinton and john lewis among others. ignition and lift-off >> the launch took place in cape canaveral. it's part of a support of national security this is a ula seventh launch in 2017. the fate of the iran nuclear deal up is to congress. president trump announced he will did he certify the deal. they say if he makes good. it will free iran to pursue nuclear ambition more agreesly. he argues even if the deal negotiated remains in tact, it only temporarily delays iran's inevitable pursuit of a nuclear capability. >> there is no chance the deal will be renegotiated the iranians will not renegotiate and neither will the europeans. in israel, their prime minister is happy that president trump wants to decertify the iran nuclear deal. the foreign minnesota said the threat of new sanctions on tehran is a violation of the international agreement, prime minister bennett net praises president trump. >> the goal is to prevent iran from ever acquiring nuclear weapons, you could achieve it by fixing this bad deal or nicking it, i don't particularly care which one, it's the result we want to have >> british, germanand french leaders remain firmly committed to the current deal. three more women in the united kingdom have come out with accusations of sexual assault against harvey weinstein. british act set said weinstein raped her in her own home. employees actors and model whose accused weinstein of rape, groping and unwanted sexual advance, his brother he spoke with a hollywood reporter saying he begged his brother to get help. >> what everyone in company knew he was traveling around the world trying to sleep with women at all times of the day, but they weren't in the room with him, they say, so they don't know what actually happen 5 in that room. weinstein has been suspended from the british film and the academy of motion pictures and as soon as sinuses >> believe it or not, people are pretty freaked out and they got a if good reason. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. . a dramatic rescue down under a woman saved from a sink car seconds before it disappears into that river. police say the woman ended up in the river after a domestic dispute they believe she may have been driving under the influence, she's now in police custody. here's something you don't see every day, a giant smoke stack in delaware imploding. don't worry, city officials did it intentionally. the city of wilmington demolishing a 230 foot smoke stack about 8:00 this morning, at the former bancroft mills plants along the brandywine river was imploded for future development. and people watched and cheered as that smoke stack came down. hundreds of people dressed in stripes walking to raise awareness for primary immunodisease called pi, to help raise money for research for pi, since 2013. the foundation has put together the walk. so far, they've raised $3 million benefitting people with the disease >> people living with pi, this is a special chance to meet other people who are living with pi to get a chance to compare notes, learn about, you know, their roads through. >> $250,000 people are diagnosed in the u.s. and thousands more can go undetected. a neighborhood living in fear tonight and the reason why might be a little surprise to you, farrell pigs are taking over one town outside of albany new york, many weigh upwards of 300 pounds, and they're dangerous, they have attacked people and their pets. >> it's funny for people who don't will you have here, they laugh. it's not funny, if something happens and my child is bitten or hurt or my dog is killed, there will be a huge problem. >> but there will. the local sheriff's office said it's working with state police and the department of environmental conversation to try to find a solution. of people say it's not enough. they want immediate action taken to stop those wild pigs. kathy? >> very unusual iain. we're talking about a line of shower and some thunderstorms well to the south this mark as huge cool-down, what we'll wake up to tomorrow morning coming up. more of your news next a deadly booming in somalia, a pretty good idea who may have done it. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back. . became problem. a lot of dead bodies at the scene >> the initial blast flattening several buildings. two hours later another blast of the officials say it's the deadly attack >> the death toll is unaccountable, corpses were burned >> the u.s. is calling the truck bombing senseless and cowardly and vowing to stand with somalia in the night against extremism, this as the government is blaming a terrorist group, it comes as somalia has been dealing with an extremist uprising and as the u.s. military has recently been stepping up drone strikes. steve rapoport, fox news. runners gathering today at the art museum for the the 31st annual aids walk philly 5k, more than 10,000 people were at the event to help raise awareness and money for people living with hiv and aids in the philly area, people at the walk were able to get free rapid hiv tests on site. there are nearly 30,000 people living with hiv in the greater philadelphia area, which is three times higher than the national average. >> we're out here today trying to get to zero new infections and zero deaths as a result of hiv. we need the will >> panels from the memorial quilt were had the walk to provide powerful visuals about the power of the aids epidemic and you can make a contribution at aids walk.org. kensington the place to be to celebrate all things fall. the harvest fest being held offering everything from food to pumpkin painting, even canning workshops, looks like everyone had a good time. a lot of good food. you probably net met anyone like sister beth, the 88-year-old's passion, marathon running and the michigan nun said there's hope for all of us, sister beth didn't start running until 50 and taken part in marathons every year since. >> it's always been my goal, just to cross that finish line. i think people cheer me when they see my hair rather than they see my speed. >> good for you. i'm telling you what. look at her go. sister beth is her most important race is probably the marathon she ran while working in rome. pope john paul the second blessed her and her runs. we're hours away from another work week, here's a live look. here's the weather. are you going to run marathons any time soon. >> i was thinking about you because you like to play golf. not a lot of running. maybe we should start >> and i knees are too bad, if sister beth can do it good for her >> 88 is looking pretty good. take a look outside. it's a beautiful night in the parkway. even for a stroll that might be more of our speed. temperatures are pretty mild but there are showers just about on our doorstep moving toward the poconos, so to speak. a line of showers, no thunderstorms here, little bit further to the south and west's behind is cooler air and drier, will get windy tomorrow, we can see the mild southerly winds impacting the temperature, 70 philadelphia. 70 in lancaster. so that cooler air not here just yet. look at the nation as a whole. 57 was strong northwesterly winds in cleveland, chicago 51, this is what is coming our way, 70's will be a thing of the past at least for a couple days, big dip in the jet stream. what was a trough for part of this week before this jet stream lifts back to the north. a little bit of a cool snap with temperatures run about ten degrees cooler tomorrow. we have the southerly flow ahead of the showers and ahead of the cold front that will be moving through 4:00 a.m. you'll watch bob kelly and sue serio talking about the rain and there could be a few spotty showers if you're flying out of the airport tomorrow morning, 6:30, 7:00, there could be a few spotty showers left over. those northwesterly wind will be blowing and skies will be clearing but it will be turning windy and temperatures much cooler than today struggling in the 60's. i want to give you an update on tropics, usually we're worried about our coastal plain guess where ophelia is headed, about to make a land fall tomorrow in ireland, the first time since 1961 that one of our tropical systems made it through the british aisles or the u.k. maximum sustained wind 85 miles an hour, this willing something big in the news many people will be talking about tomorrow. overnight, philadelphia 59, 44 in the poconos, 58 in wilmington, tomorrow the high temperature only around 62 degrees. i can't believe it. mostly sunny with gusty winds, bundle up. it will will feel much cooler, tuesday is cooler, wednesday 70-71 thursday, friday 75, the weekend looks great. saturday, 76. sunday 78 degrees. and we're almost through the month of october. it's looking great. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you. that will do it for us on fox 29 news at 10:00. stay where you are for sports sunday. this is fox 29 sports sunday. the sixers decide to 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