>> next on fox 29, tragedy in south philly. a mother hit and killed by a bus in front of her little boy. what they were doing right before the accident. >> the moment a carjacker steals before the accident. >> the moment a carjacker steals a fancy road guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of aweso awesome. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >> right now on fox 29, breaking news in south philadelphia. a mother hit and killed by a

septa bus and it happened right in front of her eight year old son. it was this evening at the the intersection of 15th street and washington avenue. good evening, i'm lucy noland. iain page is off tonight. >> we are learning heartbreaking details about this horrible accident. let's get right out to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the scene. so jennifer, what happened there? >> reporter: lucy, we are standing at the intersection of 15th and washington. police told us tonight that this was an absolutely heart-breaking scene. when they arrived they saw an eight year old boy down on the ground trying to take care of his fine year old mother who was hit by the septa bus. she ultimately died on the scene. according to police, the mom was holding her son's hasn't as they were crossing the street. a 32 year old man with special needs was also with them. police tell us all three were quote trying to beat the bus and cross over washington they were unsuccessful. police say investigators tell us the woman was clipped and dragged under the bus.

the child was trance poured to chop with scrapes, bruises an possible concussion. the man was not injured. police say this is an event that will likely traumatize the child forever. a woman who walks by the crash seep filled up with tears as she heard the details of what happened. >> she was caught by the front of the bus, the fright front of the bus behind the right wheel. became entangled under the bus and the bus did run over her. she was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> it hurts. all i'm going to say i'm glad i wasn't at the scene. >> that is our jennifer joyce reporting there in south philadelphia. >> in hamilton township, a four year old boy has died from mysterious respiratory illness.

health officials are trying to figure out when and where he got sick. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live from the mercer county medical examiner's office. dave, what do you know? >> reporter: lucy, it is terrifying because the investigators here tell us this boy did not show any signs of being sick. now, there are tests being done to see if this boy was sick with the virus infecting so many children around the country. >> i'm going to have to keep my daughter home until i figure out exactly what goes on. i would assume. >> reporter: that's the plan from jim moon a parent worried after a four year old pre-school boy at yardville elementary died at home from an unidentified respiratory illness. >> we got to take any practical measures on our side what we need to do to keep our children healthy. >> reporter: he got a letter from the township warning of an increased number of respiratory infections in the schools. but nothing about this specific

incident. >> they're telling us this is an unknown airborne illness, um, back in the '70's whole bunch of died because of an unknown airborne illness so that's kind of scary to think about. there's been nothing that would lead you to think that something like this would occur or an under lying medical condition. >> reporter: hamilton township health officer just plunkett says the boy was in school all week and showed no signs of being sick. the mercer county medical examiner' office collected samples for testing. >> the first sample went to the state department of health lab to test for numerous influenza viruses. the other will be going, s going to the cdc in atlanta to test for enterovirus 68. >> that's the virus if he canning children states including new jersey. while parents away the results yardville cleaned up the boy's classroom and moved his classmates into another room. >> the concern that i had was that they were doing everything they could and they assured me

they were doing more than that. >> reporter: hamilton township health officials have a warning for parents. they say if your children should any flu-like symptoms including coughing or a runny nose, call your pediatrician and follow their instructions. lucy. >> great advice, thatching dave. meanwhile the centers for disease control says a delaware child has a severe case of the enterovirus d68. now, that virus can cause mild to severe illness and with the worst cases victims need live support just to breathe. >> happening right now, almost two weeks since the deadly shooting of a pennsylvania state trooper and still no sign of the man police say is behind it. the intense manhunt for eric frein led authorities to his a ban dodd hotel in monroe county. the historic report played a feature role on television shows including mtv's fear as a hot spot of paranormal activity. the 400 room hotel is rumored to be haunted with a history of violence and murders and

suicides. it has been closed for years but it's a spot authorities say frein used to visit. state troopers believe he's still somewhere in the pike in monroe county area. he is a survivalist whom they consider armed and extremely dangerous. they say frein shot and killed corporal brian dixon and wounded his colleague. it happened out of the side state police barracks in blooming grove. investigators have since uncovered a computer hard drive that frein used and from what they gathered, they say he's been planning the attack for a few years and reading up on ways to avoid police and survive. >> the feds say they have busted a violent group of delaware drug -- group dealing drugs in delaware county. authorities say she they stashed their drugs and guns at playground. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live at police headquarters in chester. sabina. >> reporter: lucy, prosecutors say the group ran the neighborhoods here in chester. now the fbi and dea fighting to

take those streets back. chain link fence surround the basketball court and a child's slide at 11th upland streets in chester. not enough federal prosecutors say to keep out dozens of drug runners stashing crack cocaine and loaded guns on this playground and others. >> kids can't even go to the play grounds, you know, and pl play. you know like kids are supposed to. report. >> this is clear al violent and a major drug trafficking organization that pretty well had a strong hold on the community in chester. >> reporter: citywide, friday, fbi and. dea arresting more than 30 alleged members of the nicknamed rose and upland drug trafficking group. they're taking some of chester's most violent offenders off the streets. >> we are reaching epidemic proportions in our homicide ra rate. >> this 261 count indictment names 40 more people including the man investigators call the ringleader william dorsey. >> it's sad really.

like you trying to teach the kids to be better, grow up and up standing citizens and you got people out here selling drugs. it's a crime. >> the feds claim the dtg sold drugs near widener university a stone's throw from rose and upland. students here say it's another blow to blighted community. >> i understand like we don't live in the great testify neighborhood but it's kind of scary knowing that it's happening so close to campus. >> reporter: and we spoke with a lot of neighbors. people who live here off camera. they tell us they are happy that the suspects have been arrested. but they're still living in fear. even though the suspects are now in custody. lucy. thank you very much, sabina. more now on that huge philadelphia police corruption case that led to the arrest of six officers. today, a judge dismissed almost 60 cases involving former police officer jeffrey walker. walker plead guilty in february to stealing $15,000 from a dealer and trying to plant drugs in his car.

the judge is allowing 58 criminal cases involving walker to move forward. >> a bed whenning right here in the united states. police say a man who behead add woman at an oklahoma food processing plant had been trying to convert co-workers to islam. they say 30 year old al ton nolan stabbed colleen huff ford several times before severing her head at vaughn foods in moore. investigator it's say the company had just fired nolan. he left the plant, but came back and attacked huf huffford and another woman. the ceo shot nolan. the fbi is looking into weather this case is a case of domestic terrorism. >> it is a matter of death and initial statements of co-workers and other initial information that our investigators have gathered. we requested the fbi in conduc conducting a background investigation into nolan. >> nolan is now unconscious at a hospital. prosecutors say they are waiting

until he wakes up to charge him. the second woman he stabbed at the plant is in stable conditi condition. and britain has joined the fight against isis. today the british parliament authorizes air strikes on isis targets in iraq. lawmakers voted in favor of taking military act. britain joins belgium and denmark as the latest countries to join the u.s. coalition against isis. many lawmakers did push for it. prime minister david cameron says the iraqi government asked for help while syria has not. >> to your fox 29 weather authority now. chief meteorologist scott williams is here with some beautiful fall weather and let me be the first to say thank you, scott. >> all right, you're welcome, lucy. i do what i can do. all right. let's talk about the temperatures right now and take a look at philadelphia. it's still 70 degrees the urban heat island effect is on going right now, but you move outside of the city, into the suburbs, we're looking at 57 in millvil millville. 59 already in atlantic city. upper 50s in pottstown and

58 degrees right now in the pocono mountains. so for the overnight, mostly clear, cool, comfortable, though, we're looking at 56 degrees for the low in the city. 50 in the suburbs. that forecast as we go hour by hour showing you the coastal storm from yesterday. it's out to sea but high pressure it will set up shop during the day on saturday giving us beautiful conditions. sunshine, area wide and look at those temperatures in the city. 81 degrees. the poconos, 79. 77 down the shore. coming up we'll talk about weekend events and our next chance for rain. >> wide change in a matter of seconds. a young mom is filling her gas tank when a car comes out of no and collides in a fiery crash and a three year old girl is inside that car. >> i was afraid the car was going to blow up before the baby got out the car. >> how a good samaritan jumped to the rescue and saved that little girl's life. plus they have an american flag on them. they promote the national guard. but a high school is banned

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a roofer he's electrocuted and his colleague is hospitalized tonight. fox 29's dave schratwieser has the story. >> reporter: police say it was just after 9:00 friday morning when workers from a private ro roofing company were putting up this ladder at a corner home on win 10 avenue that made contact with the power lines. >> at this time we're investigating as far as -- as far as how contact was made with one of the wires which would be the upper wires. >> reporter: investigators say a worker in his mid 50s died at the scene. his co-worker was taken by ambulance and air lasted to hup with injuries. >> it's an unfortunate incident that at this time we are investigating peco has recharged the electricity to the residents. >> reporter: bob strickland lives right across the street from where the accident occurred on this quiet havertown street. >> all the cops were here and no one wanted to touch him because

he could have still been charged. >> peco work crews cut power to the area causing 1600 customers to lose electricity for couple of hours. detectives osha and peco safety experts arrived on scene to investigate. >> that aluminum ladder, you know, most guys are switching over to fiberglass because it doesn't conduct electricity, see. >> reporter: police identified the contracting company as roofing by gerald rof if fo from springfield delaware county. no one was atco's springfield locate. >> man died. god rest his soul and rest if peace and the man who got taken to the hospital, i hope he's okay. >> delaware state police have charged 23 year old joshua dutton with the murder of a cab driver in millsboro. he was already in jail for probation violation in august police found 45 year old william toomey strangled in his on country line road.

they have not released a motive for his murder. >> at crozer chef medical center nurses are back on the job following the strike. they ended their walkout at 7:00 this morning. the group hit the picket line earlier in the week. the nurses were striking over money, benefits and pensions. their union and the hospital have yet to reach a deal. >> a magical foundation is whisking dozens of well-deserving children to the happiest place on earth. they are headed to disneyworld. 36 children from across the country including two from our area flew to florida. something magic foundation seemed with american airlines kids in need program to send the children who all suffer from serious medical conditions. one parent from rowan, new jersey says this means the world to his son. >> zach is my son. he's four year old. he was born with cystic fibrosis but so far so good. he's been doing great. his health is good and he's really really excited to go as he calls it dizzy world. >> got to love dizzy world.

i'm guessing the children are about to turn in. after all they've got big day tomorrow beginning with a splash party and hanging out with mickey and the gang. a four year old girl is captured the hearts of philadelphians even though her daddy is a cincinnati bengal. devon still played for penn state and last night we showed you the pep talk still gave little lea just before her cancer surgery. it was amazing. and now take look at this picture that her daddy just posted. still tweeting made some big strides today being able to sit up on her own, got myself a little trooper. and do you see that beautiful quilt wrapped around her? that quilt caught fox 29's bruce gordon's eye. >> reporter: inside a no non-descript storefront in a lip couldn't highway shopping center they do their work. quilts for kids quilters working tirelessly to create the colorful blankets that will this year alone wrap 30,000 sick kids all over america in cotton and compassion. we are arrived to find linda

aria packing up latest shipment. 55 quilts headed for the neonatal at a time intensive care at a children's hospital in miami. she founded guilt for kids 14 years ago and an inn too tear your designer linda was taken with the massive quantities of discontinued material headed for landfills. you saw all that waste and you said there's got to be something to do with it. >> i brought it home and my husband said are you craze is he. >> maybe. quilt making operation quickly out grew her yardley home today. a handful of paid employees and an army of volunteers from all over the country turn out quilts in hundreds of colors and patterns. shin volunteers about 12 hours week. she's been making quilts for sick children for nearly 10 years. >> at theirs i was terrible. i kept on ripping out and ripping out and -- now? >> now i do good. >> reporter: april is it a gram photo of lea still caught linda's eye. >> you saw that that. >> we saw that and we knew immediately it was ours.

>> the material, the color, the pattern the idea that a sick little girl was wrapped in their quilt. >> what went through my mind i was humbled. um, and i'm very emotional thinking that, um, we did good. >> reporter: lea still like many of the kids wrapped in these quilts is not out of the woods. not by a long shot. >> you say your prayers often and they don't all make it. , and you hope that in that tine 19 window of time they were wrapped in the quilt that one of your volunteers or you made that you brought comfort to them. >> reporter: in case you're wondering these quilts are gifts not loner,s. the kids get to keep them. they buy their fabric at a deep discount running an operation like this is not cheap. go to myfoxphilly.com cling on scene on tv we'll link to you their website. you can learn more on their work on behalf of sick kids and whether you might be able to help. i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> truly a labor of love. then there's this. a trail of injuries after a wild carjacking. coming up a man takes off in a

high-end suv outside a posh miami hotel. what happened when stunned on lookers tried to intervene. >> also, three new york city heroes pass away on the same day. the connection to a fateful day that all three men shared and how it may have played a part in their deaths. >> the gift beyond wildest imagination. a little boy's birthday wish for his father turns no something so much more. what happened that put world's biggest smile on his face. and no tipping allowed. restaurant opening in philly that does not allow tips. no way, no how. the reason a lot of servers may actually want to work at this place. ♪

♪ >> flights are taking off and landing again in chicago. what mess earlier when a fire broke out at a suburban air traffic control center and forceforced hundreds of cancells and disrupted traffic across the nation and flights in and out of o'hare and midway airports stopped for more than five hours. airlines had to cancel more than 850 flights in chicago alone because of that control center fire. authorities say an faa contract employee deliberately set the

fire. they found him in the basement of that control center with self inflicted wounds. firefighters did quickly put out the flames and authorities say terrorism is not involved. in detroit a pedestrian bridge collapsed over a major freeway killing one person. police believe the driver of the truck accidentally left a back of it extended which hooked on to the bridge and brought it down. the truck driver was not wearing a seat belt. died. city officials say it could take days to clean up this mess. >> new tonight a judge approved moving a pennsylvania teen charged with high school massacre into a psychiatric hospital indefinitely. a psychologist told the judge 16 year old alex ryan bell planned the stabbing at his pittsburgh area school for april 20th 15th anniversary of columbine. school was out that day he says instead of the teen brought two kitchen knives to school on april 9th the birthday of one of those two columbine shooters much the teen stabbed 20 students and a security guard. through new york city

firefighters who worked together at ground zero following the september 11th attacks all have died of cancer the same day within hours of each other. they were in their 50s. they passed away on monday. now since the attacks, 92 firefighters have died of different cancers and pulmonary diseases believe linked to all of that air at ground zero. in 2011, president obama signed an act set aside $4.2 billion for 9/11 responders who became sick. the expense of the fund come under fire by some in congress. firefighters believe its future should never come into question. >> as we speak right now, we have over 850 members of this department who have been diagnosed with 9/11 related cancers and illnesses. >> the funding runs out in 2016 but a new york senator plans to introduce a bill to extent it by 25 years. in philadelphia she's just

pump morning gas when flames erupt. still ahead, a fiery crash and the woman's three year old is trapped in the middle of it all but that little girl's is rescued and we've got it. >> plus patriotic t shirts banned. why one high school says these national guard shirts not allowed in the classroom. acme grocery stores give another store a run for its money. what the philadelphia based chain plans to start selling at some of its locations and scott, what do you have? coming up the weather authority is tracking your weekend events and our next chance for rain. your seven day f

>> happening right now, police are on the scene avenue hit-and-run in northwest philadelphia. investigators say two cars collided at ardley street and gargus lane killing a 73 year old man. police say the car that hit his vehicle ran stop sign and that driver then took off. >> hamilton police are right now looking for the gunman who held up a cvs on busy route 33. police say he stole the pharmacy supply of the anxiety medication

ativan by gun point. they say he's 30 to 40 yours old, 5-foot 10 and about 230 pounds. if you know anything that might help catch him, call hamilton police. a young mother just pumping gas is now hospitalized with severe burns. it happened last night when a car hit the gas pump that she was using. her three year old daughter trapped inside rescued in the nick of time. and cameras were rolling. fox 29's dawn timmeney takes us there. oh, my god! >> reporter: this is dramatic cell phone video of the fire that erupted as 21 year old jacqueline lopez was filling her gas tank at the sunoco station at aramingo and somerset around 11:30 last night. >> i just heard the bang, came outside, saw the fire. saw everybody running around scatters. >> oh bleep. >> everybody screaming. it was just chaos. like horrible. horrible. >> reporter: police say a woman who was pulling in behind

lopez accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake slamming into lopez's car and the gas pump which then burst in flames. >> i was a little nervous 'cause because it's a gas station i thought it was going to explode. >> the neck thing the lady is on fire from waist down. are you serious? all i heard is screams my baby is in there, my baby is in there! >> witnesses say a man in the car that hit lopez sprang in act kicking out car window and saving this little girl, three year old jamari who was in the back seat. >> he didn't hesitate to jump in and save the baby. he put the baby's life before his own. so i was afraid the car was going to blow up before the baby got out the car. >> fortunately the little girl escaped unharmed. her mother was severely injured. suffering second degree burns on her hands and 30-degree burns on her leg. >> we went today and they do -, very good here. she's in pain. she's in pain. she do better than yesterday.

>> the 21 year old vick testimony's familiar calling the stranger who saved the little girl an angel. >> we're greatly appreciative for their heroic actions and um, um, we would like for to you actually come forward so that we can personally thank you. >> as our dawn tells us jacqueline lopez is in the intensive care burn union to note at temple university hospital in fair condition. we hope her the best. >> to your fox 29 weather authority forecast. you know what, it's a beautiful autumn night outside. fox 29 in manayunk for the annual fall equinox party. chief meteorologist scott williams is here with a near perfect weekend, scott. >> beautiful conditions today across our area. lucy, the low temperature this morning 55 degrees. the afternoon high we made it up to 78 degrees. that's 4 degrees above normal and tomorrow temperatures will top out in the 80s. yes, 80s it will feel like summer for the first full weekend of fall. right now as we look at those numbers, 50s in millville.

vick degrees. 57 in wildwood as well as atlantic city. 57 in pottstown. low 60s in trenton. 61 right now in reading and lancaster checking in right now at 61 degrees. those temperatures will drop pretty much into the 50s by tomorrow morning area wide. but ultimate doppler as we scan the area, we're dry. we're quiet. we're comfortable. high pressure will be in full control so looking pretty good right now in cherry hill as well as norristown, doylestown no problems right now dealing with rain. that coastal storm that we were dealing with yesterday, it's moving out to sea. that area of low pressure. high pressure that is going to be moving in all day tomorrow we're looking at sunshine, beautiful conditions, low humidity. what about the second half of the weekend? high pressure sets up shop overhead. a lot of sunshine. first par of the day on sunday as you move into sunday evening a few more clouds will be moving toward our area, but once again we're not talking any rainfall for the upcoming weekend.

so mostly clear, cool for the overnight. winds are light. 50 degrees the low temperature in the outlying suburbs. 56 degrees for the low temperature in the philadelphia area. moving ahead to your saturday, lots of sunshine out there. get outdoors and enjoy it. don't forget that sunscreen. 81 degrees will be the high temperature once again the average high for this time of year is 74 degrees. we'll be several degrees above average. nascar weekend in dover, sunshine, saturday, more of the same on sunday and high temperatures look at that, both days in the low 80s. now, if you'll head to out california santa clara kick off forecast 4:25 on sunday. mostly sunny and warm the eagles taking on the the 49ers at levi stadium. 78 degrees by kickoff, winds light. temperatures bite end of the game will be falling into the upper 60s. the weather authority seven day forecast, showing you 81 for the high item which are on saturday.

it is definitely a 10 forecast by the numbers on a scale of one to 10. beautiful weather tonight by the way at citizens bank park. saturday looking great. sunday looking great as well. 82 for the high. 80 degrees on monday. then our next chance for rainfall moving into play monday night and tuesday. 74 degrees will be the high temperature for tuesday. so more seasonable numbers lucy as we move into tuesday and remainder of neck week. next chances for rain though once again tuesday and also friday. but this weekend, it's like encore performance of summer. >> that's fantastic. i'll have to plant some more mums in my garden. that's what i'm going to do. great weather for that. >> love it. thank you very much, scott. >> jar cab tag posh miami hotel. coming up a man jumps into a luxury suv and takes off. how stunned put themselves in harm's way to stop him. world's biggest birthday wish. the little boy's unsettle fish

act of kindsness for his daddy. >> honoring our country's heroes. what a local doctor learned overseas that could help save you lives here. >> tomorrow on fox 29 weekend, have you seen kids around with one fingerprint painted blue. what it means tomorrow morning starting at 8:00. we would love for you to be part of this conversation. tell what you think about all the stories with hatch tag

♪ >> mt. laurel police need your help identifying these smoking bandits. police say they stole $1,200 worth of cigarettes from a 7eleven yesterday in the 1100 block of route 73 around 2:00 in the morning. one of the guys distract the clerk while the other snuck behind the counter and grabbed the smokes. >> surveillance video shows a carjacker's crash course at a fancy miami hotel. police say 50 year old alberto ruiz was the map behind the wheel. you see him right there jumping into the lexus as soon as the own are in stepped out but it wasn't an easy steel. val lace tried stop him. when they got in the way ruiz florida it without regard for

anyone around him. >> people were getting wedged, run over, pinned, he cannot careless. he just wanted that take off. >> no one died but four people are hurt. police caught ruiz later on that day and like earlier he was determined to get away. police had to tase him to catch him. taking a look at your money. first of its kind restaurant opening in philadelphia. girard held a job fair today. it's a city's% no tip restaurant. they are looking for employees who want to earn a living wage, benefits and profit sharing. the folk behind the concept say it allows workers to not have to rely on tips much the concept is similar to the way restaurants operate in europe if you're looking for a new happy hour spot you don't have to look any further than an acme in south philadelphia. the assume market at 19th and oregon now sells beer and with three to 400 kinds there's no shortage of variety.

you can also mix and match your own personal six pack. how is that?, you can also if you would like to go to the full service bar and restaurant as wl. toll free tuesdays are coming to the atlantic city expressway next month. details come out monday. tourism officials say toll free tips are one way of showcasing atlantic city great values for midweek get aways. ac is struck long with the closings of four casinos this year. >> they have an american flag on them. they promote the national guard. but ahoy school has banned these t-shirts. coming up why administrators say they don't belong in the classroom and a gift beyond his wildest dreams a little boy's birthday wish for his father turns into something so much more. what happened to put the world biggest smile on his guy's face. >> and america's most popular bachelor say it isn't so about to tie the knot. ladies, the hollywood star about

>> happening right now, we have new information coming in on that hit-and-run in northwest philadelphia. investigators say an suv ran a stop sign at ardley street and

gargus lane, hit a sedan and took off. the 73 year old man behind the wheel of that sedan died and he was driving his 13 year old grandson home from football practice. the teenager was rush to einstein. we do not know what his condition is. police are looking for the driver who just took off. massachusetts doctor who celebrated -- actually contracted the ebola virus in west africa is on the road to recovery. he was able to return to his home state yesterday after under going treatment in nebraska. dr. richard sacra came down with the illness in late august. he was flown back to the us and treated with an experimental drug and two blood transfusions but his return to the us wasn't a given. >> we faced the reality that he might not make it even before he left in august and that was, um, something that we were willing to live with, and i i thank god that he -- even know he did get sick, he, um, was evacuated.

it wasn't necessarily an expectation that we had, and we were just putting our trust in god that he would survive. >> the doctor and his wife say they do plan to return to liberia to help with the crisis one of the world' most eligible bachelors, i can't even get this out, it's tough to say, soon won't be. george clooney is getting hitched. he's set to marry his attorney girlfriend in venice. italian newspapers are calling it the wedding of the year. parts of the city are even closed. it's speculated the couple will have to two ceremony. one and one followed by a civil ceremony on sunday. >> a t-shirt is banned and it's not sitting well with students or parents because it feature a sill silhouette of a soldier holding a weapon in front of the money flag. the sun says they have a policies against students

wearing clothes with weapons on them. high schoolers refused to take off their shirts. they called it disrespectful to their recruiter is an active member of the guard and parents are standing with their childr children. >> there's a difference between violent crimes and people who serve us to keep us safe, and keep our freedom. >> it has to do with the fact that there was weapon on the shirt and it just doesn't have place in a high school. >> the national guard says it will row place the t shirts to add her to the school's dress code. a community turns out to help a young wisconsin boy wish his father happy birthday. he's 13 year old but has the intellect of a six year old. for his father's 53rd birthday he want the world to sign the card made for his dad the end tour world. the brought the end tour community out from police officers to firefighters. >> i was shocked that get this more my birth today.

>> speechless. >> i want a hug. >> i look up to him because there's lot of -- there's women and men that won, upping, raise a special needs child on their own. >> she reached to online publication to spread the word about the card signing. she had no idea how far and how quickly the message would spre spread. >> fox 29 and "good day philadelphia" saluting our troops. >> we are welcoming home and presenting an award to master sergeant thomas taylor, united states army. >> there he is. (applause). >> are you surprised. >> i'm very surprised. i did not know this was happening. >> on behalf avenue grateful nation, we thank you for your service and sacrifice and dedication to the preservation of our freedom. we are pleased to recognize you as an american hero. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> "good day philadelphia" just amazing this morning as the entire team saluted or military

men and women fightin fighting t home and abroad. the brave men and women who serve honored this morning. our own jenn for joyce had the chance to talk to someone who is protecting the men and women who protect us. how he's taking what he learned abroad to help people here at home. >> reporter: wears his military colors with pride through the trauma center at cooper university hospital. >> i had the honor to care for many men and women who are incredible heroes. >> reporter: the doctor is a trauma surgeon. >> we have both adult emergency department, a pediatric emergency department and a trauma center. all at once, you can deal with whatever emergency medical situation arises. >> reporter: he also serves as major in the us army reserves medical core. >> i felt, um, as a trauma surgeon how better to really use my skills than to help our wounded and as a trauma surgeon in the civilian world i thought

it would be a wonderful thing to hopefully add or at least contribute to the military in our country. >> reporter: he has completed three tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan between 2007 and 2012. >> just like afghanistan or tikrit, iraq our helipad is outside the receiving area. >> he learned fast and effective medical techniques on the battlefield that he brought home with him to the delaware valley. i carried one of these on my -- in moo battle uniform. >> he launched a tourniquet program at cooper. >> you just spin that around. and that's slowly constricts the inn flow. >> an old technique used to stop severe bleeding. >> i brought this back from overseas and now we stock this in the hospital. we distribute it to the emergency services. >> he also learned that blood transfusions are more effective than iv's for the severe the wound and these hemo static dressing bandages introduced to the military in 1999 are now

used on local patients in the cooper traumatic center to block heavy bleeding. the doctor says, his experience on the battlefield has made him a better person, a better doctor, and an even more appreciative american citizen. >> i care for any of our soldiers everyone was notable experience. everyone of them is deeply touches my heart. >> jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> all right. do you feel that at all keith, because what it is i think is the winds of change right now kind of whipping through the city possibly for the phillies. >> yes, i do. oy do. can you tell my hair is rippling? >> the phillies begin their final series of the season boy making the first of what could be many changes to come. when jason peters came to the defense of quarterback nick foles little did he know he could get penali

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♪ >> you know if you watch chris baker not nick foles and hoping he got his, hope no more. getting beat it giants 34 hiv 14 last night was enough. today baker got fined 82 h. hun doctor. petepeters get fined 10 grand.

signing a $51 million before the season he can afford it. and the way he stuck up for nick foles will never be forgotten in this city. peters on the offensive line protecting foles will be a big deal if the eagles are to go four-zero. they are the only team in the league to score 30 points all three games of this season playing well only in the second half. sun today day in sanfran the birds will score some points. >> we're never satisfied no matter what the ultimate out come is. there's always a chance to get better at it. chance to clean up the penalties games. a chance to clean up the rupping game or pass game. sometimes it may be a drop. sometimes it mate not be ball located in the right spot. i don't think you ever play a perfect game or coach perfect game. we have a bunch of guys that have the same mentality they're never really satisfied. they know they can do better. >> how many points do they need we discuss on "game day live" at

11:00. >> the phillies two games left after tonight and the changes are already coming down the pi pike. assistant gm marty wall his stay over in charge of the scouting he will not be back it with the team. final series of the season with atlanta. chris johnson gives the braves a four-zero lead. that jaunt is gone. all of a sudden it looks like the start of a series to forget phillies come back wild pitch brings home the tying run in the sixth. phillies take the lead in the seventh. they put this game away. five-four afterwards ruben amaro talking about the changes coming down the pike. >> nothing easy about the decision we made, but we're trying to get better and we have to make changes and this is, um -- um, this is a change we've made. nothing easy about it. marty served our organization very well for a long period of time. um, but we felt it was time for

to us make change there. >> and that might not be the only change. >> that's right. >> after missing the playoffs three years in a row changes are coming. >> gentlemen, you know what's tomorrow. >> hash tag fox 29 weekend. >> there you go. tmz is neck. don't forget to tune in for fox 29 weekend starting at eight tomorrow morning v yourself a great night an great weekend.

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