hit-and-run driver in kensingt kensington. skyfox over the spot where it happened. the 2,000 block of clearfield street. here's what police have to go on so far. the driver was behind the wheel of a silver four door with sun roof. the victim is in critical condition now at hahnemann hospital. also breaking in upper darby right now someone found a body under the marshall road bridge. called 91 weren't. officers are right the r investt down. we are working to get more information and figure out how this person might have died. people are so worried about recent kidnapping a tacks in new castle county they're asking police how to stay safe. and they packed a meeting with police tonight to get some advice. what's been happening late system weighing on them thanks for joining to us i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. police are still trying to figure out who is behind these attempted kidnappings in newhere tonight as officers tried to calm the fears of the people they serve. >> reporter: community crime prevention meetings are typically not the most popular things to do on a thursday whatg here in new castle county is anything but typical. two kidnappings and most recently an attempted sexual assault has residents here scared. lock your doors, keep your lights on, look out for your neighbors. common sense stuff but after two recent kidnappings, new castle county police are warning residents about a suspect on the loose. >> fear. definitely fear. i have an 18-year-old daughter so fear for her. you know, walking to my house from my driveway. >> reporter: nearly 150 people filled the limestone presbyterian church as police dolled out real live crime prevention tips. >> everybody here has probably a daughter, a sister, mother, this could happen to. the bottom line is, you want us to do whatever it takes to find this guy and that's what we're doing. >> i am just worried about her in the dark. >> leslie bucklew and her 17-year-old daughter live a few blocks away from the arundel apartments where a woman was forced into her apartment, sexually assaulted and robbed. it's about a mile from where police believe a man forced another woman into a car and made her drive to an atm for money. police think the attacks were random targets. >> she's a teen out a lot driving. just want to do, you know, give her the information she needed. >> reporter: new castle police say they've stepped up patrols and any reports of suspicious activity will be elevated to a priority call. in the meantime, residents are trying to learn anything, everything to keep them safe. >> i also really feel for the people are so scared. i didn't realize there was so much fear but it's understandable. >> reporter: new castle county police believe the same man is responsible for both kidnappings. they say they want to get him off the street before he strikes again. in new castle county, chris o'connell fox 29 news. chris just mentioned those unsolved kidnappings in new castle and a sexual assault in wilmington. well this is where that sex assault happened right near swinging bridge. a man tackled a jogger last night and she told police she was able to fight him off, but he took off with some of her personal items. police have not found him as of yet. skyfox was over a huge fire tonight you may have seen this from your house. you can see the inferno burning up the roof of a building in gloucester county just incredible flames. it took freighted hours to get this under control. you can see the flames epp sin rating whatever material was on that roof. the fire was so intense on the right hand side look at the plume of smoke that just shoots into the air. you could see this for miles. that is the view from our weather camera in wilmington. that's how far away you could see this thing. the good news is, it doesn't look like anyone was hurt fighting this fire. dispatchers are telling us this was building under construction. it start aid round 6:00 p.m. and last we check it was still burning. new video tonight of three men wanted for shooting that targeted philadelphia cops. now we told you earlier this week someone was firing off shots at officers in olney. police say monday night cops were patrolling around fourth and west champlois street. when they got out of the car, one of the men opened fire at them, but missed them. happening now with politics polarizing country the conservative political action conference is converging on maryland. tonight vice-president mike pence addressed the crowd. the vice-president compared his boss to president trump's inspiration president reagan. pence accused of democrats of dismissing the conservatives and he says that cost them the election. president trump is scheduled to speak at cpac tomorrow night. also making a rare public appearance at cpac today, controversial white house adviser steve bannon. here's how he prescribed the president' agenda for the first few weeks of the trump administration. >> he's focused on that. that's one of the powers of the transition many many people try to come in and try to convince president trump hey you won on this. but this is what you want to do. and he's like, no. i promised the american people this and this is the plan we'll execute. >> bannon was joined on stage by chief of staff reince priebus despite many reports the two are at odds behind the scenes. the president's chief of staff and white house adviser were at cpac seconds of state and homeland security traveled to mexico to try to smooth things over. the administration says the visit by rex tillerson and john kelly is part of a step toward quote mutual understanding between the two countries. between the border wall um tension between the us and mexico is running high. both men met with president -- mexican president pena. if you're getting a little tired of dodging the relentless protests and demonstrations in philadelphia since president trump's inauguration do not expect them to die down any time soon. trump opponents gathered in center city tonight to map out a strategy for continued resistance. >> it was all organized by a city official. bruce gordon is life in center city tonight. bruce? >> reporter: guys, of course, the election was back in november. the trump inauguration more than month ago. but for many liberal activist in the city of philadelphia, the fight has just gun. >> they filed into the arch street united methodist church by the hundreds to the tune wake up everybody. liberal activist awakened on a morning after the president election to find president trump turning their world upside down. >> chaos. utter chaos. we didn't come out and vote. this is what happened. >.report for me what's going on it's not right for me. >> reporter: you're a teacher. >> yes. >> you've got young children. >> yes. >> you actually fear for them, what's going on in washington right now. >> i do fear them because looking at what's going on right now they may not have chance. >> reporter: this community action meet walk organized by city council woman helen gym. >> we are committed to riri assistance and committed to building an america that we will make our own. >> reporter: part of the plan is already playing out almost weekly demonstrations against trump administration policies on immigration, education, health care, lgbtq rights, activists were encouraged to keep it up that it does make a difference. >> we have to continue to march, we have to continue to protest. you have to continue to reach out to our elected officials. >> reporter: beyond the marches, organizers here want to breathe new live into the broader world of activism. >> being political means being engaged, and being empowered and caring deeply. every single day. not just on election day. >> reporter: it was hard not to notice that many in this crowd were older. kind of folks who might describe themselves as former flower children. >> i marched on washington in the '60s. marched on washington on januar. i'll march again when i need to. which looks like unfortunately may have to be quite often. >> reporter: we will see. it's worth noting that while this anti trump activism plays well in the city of philadelphia mr. trump won the state of pennsylvania much his supporters are calling on critics to come together, give mr. trauma app chance much it's not the sentiment we heard in church tonight. lucy. >> all right, thank you much, bruce. in south jersey the search is on for a creepy guy hanging out in the bushes. around 4:45 this afternoon cops say the man touched himself as three women walked toward him. he was hiding in the bushes in the area of kings grant drive and wood lake drive. cops brought in a dog to track him down. they cannot find him. in new jersey, gloucester township police say this is a sketch of a man who tried to pull a woman into his suv on monday night. it happened around 9:00 o'clock on may apple road. the victim told police that he asked her for directions before trying to force her toward his car then when she started to scream, some family members came out, he took off. so what's going on in a mainline school? >> yeah. that is what parents are wondering tonight after police arrest add second staff member within days. prosecutors say 35-year-old maya johnson showed lewd videos and photos of herself to students at the village school in radnor. the school helps troubled girls. the school officials fired the former teacher's aid. a few weeks ago. prosecutors charged another teacher with having sex with a student. police have also responded to a handful of sights at the -- fights at the school. >> it's a little bit unsettling, you know, them being our neighbors, um, that they don't really have like a handle on the people. >> obviously when somebody takes advantage of those juvenile victims or adult victims at the school. >> prosecutors charged johnson with three counts of corruption of minors. this billboard has people riled up. you just have to read it to understand why. [ inaudible ] >> is that the voice of a killer? two teens are dead but they may have just helped catch the guy who did it. a burglar broke into a home but he wasn't after cash. wasn't after jewels. >> don't now how he got in. um, and i'm scared to walk outside. >> scared especially because where she found that guy. kathy orr tracking your forecast, i think i can play golf. >> i think you can. i think i can play tennis. >> in shorts. >> we're talking about the battle between seasons. we have spring, there's no problem here but here comes winter. i'll show you how fast things will change coming up. ♪ ♪ he's got a beer name after him. he's got a foundation to help others and tonight he has a whole lot of people coming out to honor him even though he is now gone. terrell bruce work at iron hill brewery and his murder made headlines late last year. >> now the restaurant he work at and his family is paying tribute to his life by paying it forward. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live from chestnut hill. shawnette. >> reporter: well, for his former job to honor him in this way he had to be a stan out person, right. >> terrell worked at four different locations for this restaurant and tonight all four locations are hosting this event to raise money for a foundaion in his honor. >> tonight the celebration of terrell. want to make sure we continue his legacy and everything he stood for. >> reporter: brandon bruce is the from a term twin of 33-year-old terrell bruce killed last december. >> making sure that community knows what a great man he was and not just tabloid. >> reporter: tonight his family and friends came out to i were hill brewery in chestnut hill for the unveiling of a beer called in his memory and honor he work as server at different locations of the restaurant for seven years. from 2007 to 2015. using the money to start a foundation. >> the mission terrell's foundation was to celebrate and also remember our little brother nathaniel who died when in guatemala. >> one dollar from every beer will benefit the terrell bruce memorial foundation his brother started to continue terrell's mission. >> all going towards scholarships. >> terrell was shot to death in december. police say by his girlfriend martina west cot during a domestic argument why driving in mt. airy. she confessed to shooting hip in the head. his family remembers him as person who helped everyone. he also worked in real estate doing credit counseling and helping first-time homeowners. >> i want to continue that. >> for more information on terrell bruce memorial foundation and what it does for the community just go to our website fox29.com. we put a link there. iain, back to you. >> shawnette, thank you. torments night a south jersey man facing charges for killing a small dog. prosecutors in ocean county have indicted they are-year-old nicholas picolino. he called ten-year-old dog named b u.s. ho over the summer. the dog's owner first reported at abuse in august. she was upstairs when she herd some loud banging and the dog yelping in the kitchen. he claim he dropped her. he's now facing one count of animal cruelty. on the streets of center city, a brutal and quick rob bro, two men are caught on surveillance video moments before police say the victim was at this 7eleven on 22nd and mark yesterday around 2:45am the men followed him outside the store. police say one of the guys wrapped a handkerchief around the 25 man's neck while the other stole his wallet including $400. thankfully no one was hurt. after a month of collecting new soda tax, numbers are in. the revenue is higher than projected for january, but still not enough to reach philly's $91 million goal for pre k funding. fox 29 fosses dawn timmeney of shoppers heading outside of the city to buy their drinks. >> reporter: cart after cart after cart. >> soda run, yeah. >> reporter: filled with soda and sugary drinks as shoppers at acme on city avenue in bala cynwyd load up to avoid philadelphia's steep soda tax. >> sugar is cheaper up here. [ laughter ] >> it's sweeter up here. [ laughter ] >> i refuse to pay that. it's ridiculous. you can go here or telling cheltenham and cost me five dollars in gas to come over here it's worth it. >> theresa drove here she saved more than $20 and brought along her 82-year-old neighbor who is on a fixed income. >> it's aggravating. it's bad for people who don't have access to a ride. >> reporter: tamika kelly of north philadelphia convince add co-worker to give her a lift and filled her friend's trunk. >> how much do you think you saved. >> like $40. i think like $40. >> reporter: many of the shoppers we ran into were only buying soda. >> i'm a ginger ale man. [ laughter ] >> i love to drink ginger ale. >> reporter: lauren williams doesn't love paying more for it in philly he drives to city avenue even though it's a bit inconvenient. >> it's a little bit, you know, kind of hard but, hey f it's cheaper, we'll come. >> reporter: the exodus from the city has beverage stores like an john a family run business for years also feeling the sting of the tax. >> yes, this is usually piled real high the soda is right in front here. back here which is empty, my products here that's usually full of soda. >> reporter: catalano says he's not selling sodas. long-time customers are going elsewhere. >> it's huge. it's really huge. you think of the scope of my business is soda and beer, and this was a big part of my business, and it's literally gone now. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia says it expects the soda tax revenue to increase as people eventually factor in the price of gas and the inconvenience but the shoppers i talked to today say they do not plan on buying their soda in the city of philadelphia as long as there's attacks. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >> then there's this. the ax of soda tax coalition released a statement "regardless of how much money the administration says it collected in the first months of this tax, the pain philadelphia families and businesses are feeling is very real. the beverage tax is causing prices on thousands of items to skyrocket, sending shoppers outside the city and forcing steep declines in sales ". try to project the amount of revenue a new tax will raise is definitely an inn exact science much like the soda tax, the projections for the cigarette tax were off as well. in the first year of that tax, city officials expected to raise around 77 mill but fell way short in bringing just under 60 million. >> if you're in atlantic city do not release balloons outside actually it's probably good all the way around. city council members voted unanimous toll fine violators as much as $500. this is all about protect mag recent life that can and does easily confuse the balloons for food. a deadly mistake. the other towns absecon island, ventnor, margate and longport also ban balloon releases for the same reason. attacked, tackled to the ground. saved by a good samaritan. but that guy on the ground he's the one who usually doing the saving. >> you get annoyed with people who take selfies all the time? if do you this guy will drive you up a a wall. >> perfect. he tried to break into cars using what? now he's under arrest. for this story, baby, you're going want to come back. ♪ now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. get ready for delays tomorrow crews are coming back to 422 midday right after the rush hour. they'll be working both directions right near trooper road. delco the pothole patrol crew coming our way tomorrow. they'll be working southbound between the airport down toward the commodore barry bridge. also, working along route 322 as well between route 1 and i-95. crews will be working throughout the day and the weekend over here in bellmawr, new jersey, and the closure of the vine expressway in effect tonight 92 about 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. have yourself is a great night. we'll check the jam cams and sue has the weekend forecast when we see bright and early starting at 4:00. 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we'll show what they are. you didn't have them because twinnednd. here's what they were. actually five of them. ten, 13, 28, 51, 62 and the then the powerball was two. if you didn't have all those we told you $435 million. that is a lot of money. again the one ticket was sold only in indiana. one winning tick sold in end up. $435 million. but if you took the lump sum, lucy, okay. >> yes, yes. >> after tax i did a little bit of math about $240 million give or take few hundred thousand. >> that's not bad. that's very nice retirement, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> thank you iain. space x made good on 250-mile high delivery to the international space station. astronauts captured the dragon cargo ship today after gps problem aborted the original attempt. engineers fixed the navigation problem and everything walk smooth the second go around. the capsule was loaded width 5500 pounds of supplies including scientific projects from around the world. astronauts are getting another delivery on friday. this time from russia. bill anderson has been with local mom talking with a local mom who lost her son while he was fighting in iraq. she is still struggling with the loss of her son but she's on a mission as well. >> after seeing the struggles veterans have to live with every day, she decided she had to do something to bring some light to their lives for goodness sake. >> he wanted to make a difference and he did. >> reporter: lindenwold new jersey anthony dixon was just 18 years old when he signed up for the army. it was 2000 and two anthony wanted to help in response to the september 11 ang tax and he wanted to see the world at first that's what happened. >> anthony went to kentucky. from kentucky he went to germa germany. and from there he wept to iraq. >> reporter: thing got bad quickly for anthony in iraq. first a childhood friend who he enlisted with was killed in combat and just six months later, the same tragedy struck the dixon family. >> anthony had just gotten back from a mission with his unit. wanting to go out do other things and help out other peop people. he asked his first sergeant if he can go out with another unit. >> reluctantly his sergeant agreed. >> i guess he got in the humvee. he had already passed one of those devices and didn't hit it. but when he backed up again they said somebody was off in the distance and detonated the ied. and he got killed instantly. >> reporter: anger, disbelief, sadness, all cycled through mrs. she got to the point of want to go help people. she and her husband were preparing to offer support they just didn't know it would be without their son. >> my husband had already -- and i had already discussed the fact if anthony came back he was going to have serious issues to deal with because he had seen killing. he had killed, upping, he had gone out after car bombing and held iraqi man in his arms end died in his arms. >> reporter: knowing the challenges their son and other veterans faced after attempt to run a general community center in their son's honor in early december, they turned their attention to veterans. >> when i started hearing about the high rate of suicide of veterans, i said i have to do something to help them. >> reporter: walked around the local memorial park and saw the recognition that veterans received once they lose their lives, but mrs. dixon wants them to receive it while they can still appreciate it. >> save space. i want eventually be able to do exercise classes with them, line dancing, you know, support groups, whatever they need. i want to know what they need. >> reporter: the building in lindenwold is currently open on wednesdays with meals, playing cards, haircuts you name it but she needs the support of the community to continue to serve those that have served us. >> any kind of donation that you can give to support the mission that i have, then that's what i want to do. >> army specialist anthony dixon gave his live fighting for our country. now his family just hopes that some like minded individuals will offer some volunteer time or some support so they can continue to give for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. >> ♪ >> it is hard to imagine what so many of our veterans have gone through. >> yeah. >> and to bring that load back with them. >> exactly. thankfully she's helping some of these others because she's gone through it and lost her son. go for her. >> all right. somber day in the history of the philadelphia fire department. it was on this date in 1991 that a 12 alarm fire at a time meridian plaza in center city took the life of fire captain david holcomb many along with philip mccallister and james chappelle. fire commissioner thiel spoke of their bravery during a ceremony at a memorial in their honor at ritz carlton this afternoon. >> two girls dead. toe they have the evidence to catch the killer. >> you take selfies, right? >> a lot of people do. i think iain has probably even taken a selfie. >> one or two. not like this guy. he's been doing it 30 years wondering why. >> why? >> why? >> murder mystery with a lot of. who killed two indiana girls. >> tonight investigators think one of the girls had the presence of mind to actually capture clues about the killer and one of those clues -- three words. down the hill. take a listen. >> down the hill. 14-year-old liberty german and 13-year-old abigail williams disappeared while they were out hiking. volunteers searching for the girls discovered their bodies in a wooded area off the trail. liberty managed to snap a blurry picture of a man and recorded a few seconds of audio. police say they do have other video evidence as well. they're not releasing it. but they are hoping that releasing what they have will help find the killer. >> we're hopeful, you know, every time it rains we wonder if that's going to be the call, the person whatever it is the clue that we need to find who it is. does it matter how big or small the information they give us, it doesn't matter how close or far the information is, every call is looked into. >> investigators received more than 1,000 tips. the reward for information leading to the killer has grown to more than $40,000 in your money tonight netflix sharing big news. could be a game changer teaming up with martin scorcese the streastreaming nervous bought -- service bought his new film the irish man. reports say netflix is paying $100 million for the rights to that movie. incredible. >> new deal for the sands casino in the lehigh valley. >> secuity officers there become the first to ratify a union contract under billionaire kaseen they are owner sheldon adele son. one frick member union approved deal that gives security officers immediate raises of 8%. and it also gives them a greater seniority structure and greater say in the work rules at the bethlehem casino the office are the only union members in las vegas sands company which has more than 50,000 employees worldwide. all right. raising the roof is so yesterd yesterday. tonight at the nation's first animal refuge philadelphians raised cat. 76ers ben simmons started all of this by raising his kitty high and he's got fans across our area raising their cats to support the sixers ton night at this yappy hour homeless animals at the morris animal refuge in center city got a lot of help. here's a question. can you break a lock with scissors? this guy tried. >> and kathy track your foreca forecast. oh, yeah. ♪ >> burn baby burn. sorry. [ laughter ] >> bringing me back. yeah, we have some hot stuff to the east. temperatures will be soaring about 30 degrees above normal but the cold isn't that far away. we'll take look at the ups and downs in the seven day coming back. so new billboard on the side of north carolina highway is catching a lot of eyes. some people do not like what they're seeing. this now stands along interstate 40 in winston salem. you reading it here. it says real men provide real women appreciate it. i got so much i want to same it's not clear who paid for the message or why. some are calling the sign misogynistic. handful of people plan on holding a peaceful demonstration against the sign this coming weekend. >> clear surveillance video tonight of sharp thieves in miami. police say the couple were using scissors to break into cars. the man used scissors to unlock the door of at least one vehicle and then when police got there, they say the woman in the video had bagful of stuff from the cars but she denied acting as look out. both of them are in a scissor proof jail tonight. that makes sense. >> yeah. all right. sheriff with a familiar name in florida is getting some big props to night for something not typically in the job descripti description. >> no. sheriff mike chitwood formerly of the philadelphia police department just helped deliver a baby. have you ever -- have you ever done that? >> no. >> okay. i don't know if the triplets were part of that. they were in the c section i was in the room when they came out. boom, boom, boom. >> you weren't helping. sheriff at the hospital visiting a former co work when the nurse yelled a woman is having a baby in the parking lot! so she ran to the car and brought the sheriff with her for good measure. and he had a very important job during all of the excitement did he not cut the cord or anything like that. he didn't even catch the baby. >> wow. >> he hell the woman's toddler she says was enough for him. >> maybe. >> i'm sitting there like a slack eyed gawker. my chin is down at the ground holding the two-year-old. please don't ask me to do anything. my legs were like settlement. i was thinking to myself i would rather be out chasing a person with a gun. that i know how to do. i've watch the birth of three daughter it's a little different when it's unexpected inside of a car and you're right there and what am i supposed to do here other than watch? i did a good job watching. >> slack eyed gawker. >> that's great. >> by the way, tonight baby heidi cute name and mommy are doing just fine. he's probably having maybe a bloody mary or something tonight from to recover from all of th this. before you had this job, did you take selfies? >> no. i still don't take them. >> you don't. >> no. >> you don't do any of it at all. >> i've taken one or two. >> they like to us post on social media all the time now i've got to do a loft this type of stuff. >> i don't do the selfie thing but it's okay if you like it. one guy in florida he's been taking selfies long before that was word was created. >> that's right. >> 64-year-old carl, is a photographer and a professor at boston college. so he wants to project 30 years. takes a picture of himself every day. every day. he tries to remain faithful to that first image posing with the same neutral facial expression and using the same 35-millimeter camera tripod back drop and lighting also conscious the not grown a beard or mustache or changed his hairstyle all that much. >> just show you what they show you. and looking at a lot of them, you know, they're not hiding anything. they are meant to reveal detail but at the same time the mystery of how one gets old from day to day -- >> he still has everyone of the 11,000 negatives from notice daily selfies and says he plans on continuing the project for the rest of his life. >> that's so cool. >> it is pretty cool. to watch that transformation love it. >> that's definitely good news. on your radar tonight we got more good news if you like warm weather that is. live look at the ben franklin parkway just a beautiful day out there and tomorrow is looking even better. kathy orr has got your full forecast in just 15 seconds. >> lower 70s today. mid 70s tomorrow. we are going for another record in philadelphia. temperatures right now still balmy. it's 61 out there. there's not much wind out of the south southwest at 7 miles an hour. the high today made it to 73 degrees. in the city of philadelphia, it was not a record but we came pretty close. late in the afternoon we peaked and now temperatures slowly going down but not so fast with it still in the 60s. as you look at the area, we're looking at temperatures that have been well above normal for months. february, 2017 on track to be the warmest ever and in fact, look at this statistic. 22 of the past 23 months above normal that's nearly two years of above normal temperatures. we haven't had consistent cold in the winter since the winter of 2015. take look at these numbers. and take look at these showers. a few showers going through the poconos with few rumbles of thunder. this is associated with a warm front. that warm is this going to build during the day tomorrow to record levels. saturday still a mild day. looking good. by saturday afternoon we'll watch a front well to the west move eastward. saturday morning, looking for that milky white sky with some clouds building. temperatures warming. and by about 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon, any weddings in chester county, delaware county the time of this rain will be between 4:00 and 6:00. so please be aware of that. you can see through lancaster reading and even the poconos the western poconos saturday about 4:00 o'clock. by crosses the city, six, 7:00 o'clock in south jersey eight well offshore and imbedded thunderstorms expected with that as well it's going to bust the heat just like it would in the spring or in the summer and that's why that front could create some lightning as well. as we take look at the temperatures, warming through the 70s for friday and for saturday, once that front moves through it's back to winter with those strong west southwesterly winds becoming northwesterly and that northwest wind will bring in the cold by sunday. it's going to come in pretty quickly. 30-degree temperature drop from saturday night to sunday morning. overnight, 54 degrees. patchy fog, mostly cloudy, tomorrow we'll start off a lot like today with morning clouds and fog but don't be fooled. you know what happened today when the sun comes out, temperatures will rise to record levels. the record in philadelphia 74 going for 75. trenton the record 74. harder to beat wilmington and ac's record even reading the record in allentown 76 degrees and i think that's reachable. on your seven day forecast, stays warm for saturday the front comes through gets colder sunday the high 46. monday and tuesday temperatures warm a few showers. wednesday is march 1st. i think we could say the comes in like a lamb. what do you say, guys? 51 and some clouds on thursday. >> all right. thank you very much. you know what, kathy, of course, and i joined our pal bob kelly in center city tonight for great event. this was the vip reception and appreciation of those who the philadelphia sane patrick's day parade is honoring this year. kathy and bob and i are hosting this parade this year you can watch it right here on fox 29 march 12th from noon to 3:00. so excited. we're showing it again on st. patty's day at noon. >> it might be 80 degrees the way things are going. >> right. >> tom has sports. >> lot of heat on the sixers they play let's make a deal. but not with a player you might have expected. we'll tell hugh they made a deal with and what they got back and the sixers now know joel embiid will be out longer than expect expected. they had clarity. find out for how long when we come right back. ♪ ♪ now all along we thought the sixers would clean out their surplus of centers by trading jahlil okafor. they probably killed a lot of his value over the last month by dangling out to everybody in the nba tonight jahlil is still a 76er. sim can't be said for nerlens noel. they made a deal with nerlens noel and the dallas mavericks. he has more of a chance to play significant minutes in dallas alongside dirk novitski. exchange the 76ers get andrew bogut player most likely buy out. they also get defensive justin anderson and a protected first round draft pick this june. if the pick is you among the top 18 the mavericks keep it the sixers end up with a second rounder this year and next. 76ers also now saying joel embiid might be out longer than they originally expect. he will miss the next four games with the earliest date next saturday against the knicks. they said he would only miss this weekend games. >> phillies and tampa down in in order today. phillies playing the exhibition game before the he can his big starts. had a cup of coffee last year. homer today as the phillies beat tampa six to nothing. >> across the state of florida all eyes now going to daytona. sunday running of the daytona 500 right here on fox. a pair of dual raises to set field tonight not a good night for reid soreson. soreson would be okay. car not so much. this determined much of the field but chase elliot already in the poll wins the first one of the dual races. how about in the second one, it is 2016 champion denny hamlin with the win right there. denny talk to me earlier this week how exciting it is every year to return totemic calf racing. >> just the history of it it's amazing. we were -- they started racing on the beach 60 years ago here. so, you know, to be racing off a facility like that now is amazing. >> iain was 15 when they started. >> daytona 500 sunday coverage at 1:00 o'clock right here on fox. kathy orr wasn't born yet. [ laughter ] >> how about you lucy. >> no. [ laughtr ] >> you know new castle county folks are so worried about what's going on they came out in droves to listen to cops share some pointers on just staying safe. we've got your wake up weather and seven day forecast. it will be blistering. hope you got sunscreen. all in the first five minutes. what is going on in our weather department? ♪ ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. new castle, delaware, has not been the same since people found out a kidnapper is preying on folks and tonight they're asking the question how do we stay safe? those attacks had people incredibly worried and police trying to calm their fears. i'm lucy noland. investigators have two kidnapping cases both unsolved and attempted sexual assault. our chris o'connell joined neighbors tonight who want to know what to do till someone is arrested. >> reporter: lock your doors, keep your lights on, look out for your neighbors. common sense stuff, but after two recent kidnappings, new castle county police are warning residents about a suspect on the loose. >> fear. definitely fear. i have an 18-year-old daughter. >> reporter: nearly 150 people filled the limestone

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