jacoby ellsbury really hasn't had a chance to run much tonight. he has been on base twice. but in the first, didn't even attempt it against danny duffy. and here we are with the yankees down by five and it's going to take a lot more than a jacoby ellsbury bag to get new york back in the game. we'll see if they start him again on 2-2. they do not. full count to teixeira now, three balls and two strikes. carlos beltran next. his double back in the sixth started the scoring. it was an inning in which the yankees would eventually tie with three runs. five unanswered, however, by the royals. and hosmer's there for this foul pop.

two away. so ellsbury aboard for carlos beltran now, with two away. remember the discussions this off-season when it appeared a certainty carlos beltran was not going back to st. louis, and the list of suitors developed. there were some who felt like sentimentality might have taken carlos beltran back here. that's slapped to third base. and the yankee carlos beltran, the ex-royal, grounds out to retire the side in the eighth. what is that?

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>> matt: tonight's game on fox is sponsored by moto-g. and by multi-vitamins, the official vitamin of major league baseball. back alongside eric karros, matt vasgersian, and an 8-3 kansas city lead. royals here in the last of the eighth inning will have alcides escobar to lead things off. he's followed by jarrod dyson and omar infante. jose ramirez continues, the second yankee reliever used behind the starter david phelps tonight. fept, d phelps, daley, and now ramirez continuing in the eighth. a ball and a strike the count to alcides escobar. we've been keeping our eyes on the tigers and red sox this evening, for obvious tie-ins to

both of these teams. and detroit now with an 8-4 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, trying to make it two in a row. two in a row over boston and two in a row overall after the tigers dropped five straight. >> eric: the tigers went on a stretch where they lost 13 of 17. >> matt: a fly ball for soriano, and one away. the veteran yankees, including mark teixeira, shared a moment with home plate umpire jerry layne earlier. >> is your foot sore? >> it's a little sore. little sore. but everything's a little sore. right? >> when you get our age it is. >> eric: what do you mean get our age? that's 55 versus 34. that's not in the same quadrant there. our age.

oh, boy. >> matt: that's the thing. the grinds of the baseball season. especially when you do get older, you've got a number of games behind you, you're never playing in optimal conditions. by that, i mean you're not 100%. and you've got to figure out ways to get by, things to do, whether it's physical, how you approach the game day in, day out. how you prepare yourself. very few guys have very few days where you're feeling 100% at this level. 3-0. and dyson takes a strike. so many people don't realize, you take baseball for granted during the spring and summer because it's just a part of the fabric of our summer months. 162 games played in 180 days. not a lot of recovery time.

younger players flourish under those circumstances, like shelby miller, who is part of the never stop improving profile. a complete game three-hit shutout today on the road against the mighty toronto blue jays. miller improves to 6-5. and, of course, with a lot of cardinal fans watching the royals, sharing the market and sharing that i-70 corridor, a big day for the red birds north of the border. here's omar infante now with one out and one on. certainly a welcome result for shelby miller, who had lost his three previous starts, allowing at least four runs in each of them. came up big earlier today at rogers center.

1-1 to infante. eric hosmer, who homered in his last try, waits on deck. into center field. and playable for ellsbury and out number two. >> eric: eric hosmer again, the big home run. the yankees coming into tonight have given up 67 home runs, which was the most in the american league. so something had to give. they were going to give up something. the royals, they don't hit any. they've got to run into one or two.

>> matt: we were talking about how power is part of a major league first baseman's resume. there have not been many everyday first baseman to strive for fewer than five home runs in a season. the face that hosmer had been on previously. one that we all expect him to blast past. if you take a couple of noted contact players away from it, joe mauer would be an example currently, american league first basemen with fewer than five home runs in a season, there have been just a handful since 1973. we do not expect eric hosmer's name to be added to this list. rod carew a guy you didn't expect power from.

he was winning batting titles. >> eric: hargrove surprised me. he was a decent sized guy. that i would not have guessed. >> matt: two balls and two strikes. i mean, when they're casting movies for first basemen, it's always the big unshaven, slow-footed mashers. >> eric: what are you trying to say? >> matt: unshaven maybe for you, but -- >> eric: slow-footed. >> matt: no, i didn't go there. that's a foul ball. it nailed bob davidson. >> eric: wow. >> matt: oh boy.

that's a tough one to call foul. bob is standing in foul territory. i know it's where it crosses the bag. >> eric: i think it bounced to the left side of third base, right around the third base box. >> matt: two balls and two strikes is the count to eric hosmer. just trying to help the ball guy down in left field. >> eric: nothing wrong with that, bob. >> matt: did that catch bob on the shin or on the knee? he's going to be walking with a crooked gait the next couple days. either that, or next time he calls balls and strikes, he's going to sound like madeline kahn. hosmer slugs that one foul.

when the yankees bat in the ninth, and they'll do so at least down five, the 6-7-8 part of the order. in a non-save situation. the 3-2 pitch is popped up. teixeira indicates he's got a handle on this. and that retires the side in the eighth. one last chance for new york, down by five in kansas city. ♪ stuck in a contract ? switch to t-mobile we'll pay your early termination fees so you can get the galaxy s 5 for $0 down right now! ♪

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your t-mobile game changer profile, it's salvador perez who was the game-changer tonight. 3-4, just a triple shy of the cycle. a big three-run home run that gave the royals the three-run lead that went away when new york got back on the scoreboard. game changer profile brought to you by t-mobile, official sponsor of game changers. of all the indignities, he's the d mobile game changer and then he gets replaced. brett hayes takes over for what could be the final inning of the night. certainly the royals are hoping is the final inning. michael marriott the new pitcher, he'll try to put things to bed this evening at kauffman stadium. solarte, soriano, and roberts in the top of the ninth. out to left center and in between gordon and dyson,

solarte on his way to second. a leadoff double in the new york ninth. the fox family would like to send out our condolences to gus johnson. our colleague gus and his family, with the passing of his mother. gus credits her with giving him his love of sports. a pinch hitter now with a runner at second and nobody out, as ichiro suzuki grabs a bat off the bench. ichiro in his senior statehood, now sharing a position, kind of what joe girardi kind of informally announced as a right-handed platoon.

it's a chance for ichiro to swing the bat. and single into right field. runners at first and third with nobody out. >> eric: just so smooth, compact. a lot of hands, upper body. he's really had a hall of fame career here in the states. some of the things he's accomplished. i think that's a safe statement. i think ichiro is cooperstown bound, five years from whenever he decides to shut it down. >> matt: here's brian roberts now with runners at the corners

and nobody out. michael marriott is in his second stint in the royal bullpen after being recalled from omaha on may 25th. he had some opportunities to close ball games with the triple-a club. just in case, greg holland is getting loose in the royal bullpen behind him. >> eric: marriott hasn't given up a home run yet.iot hasn't gi a home run yet. but always around the plate. doesn't have overpowering stuff. >> matt: roberts behind 1-2.

tigers and red sox are in the bottom of the seventh inning with detroit still on top by four. we started talking about that little hiccup that the tigers had earlier this week, losing five in a row. you talk about how it was a portion of a greater slide for them. if nothing else, it gave the rest of the a.l. central a little light at the end of the tunnel. in the minds of so many, the tigers are the class of the division. cleveland, kansas city, the white sox are better than some had them advertised. even the twins up from a down couple of years. keeping the central division tight would certainly keep interest in places outside of detroit. >> eric: a couple weeks ago, i was here with fox and did the tigers-royals game on a

saturday. danny duffy pitched that game as well. that whole weekend, detroit just looked so much better than kansas city. i mean, it didn't even look like the two teams were comparable. again, ned yost saying just stick with us, we're going to be fine. he's right. we're in the thick of things. detroit has come back to earth. >> matt: roberts bounces it to second. and that's the first out of the inning with solarte coming around to score. to make it an 8-4 ball game. >> eric: nice play by infante getting over there to grab the ball, and then, of course, just recording the out. don't care about the run. don't care about ichiro getting to second. looking for outs right now.

>> matt: so now another pinch-hitting opportunity as brian mccann will grab a bat off the bench. and the first offering home to the seven-time all-star misses off the corner. in brian mccann and derek jeter, teammates who are used to having their all-star break plans spoken for. since 2006, both derek jeter and brian mccann have been to seven of them. along with david wright and david ortiz, that's the most in baseball over that time. one out, one on, one in.

the pitch to mccann is driven to center field. dyson has room to put it away, and the yankees are down to their final out on the road tonight. ichiro advances to third. so only brett gardner stands in the way of an 8-4 royals victory at home tonight. >> eric: royals offensively had a big night. even left quite a few runners on base. they had some other scoring opportunities. duffy pitched relatively well.

>> matt: gardner held hitless tonight. the yankees started play tonight with a better road record than home mark. and should things not turn around tonight, joe girardi's guys would drop to 18-14 on the road. still a better record than at home. doesn't happen very often that the yankees are better away from yankee stadium. the last time they had a winning road record and losing home record, 1968, mickey mantle's final season in the big leagues.

a two-out runner at third, a runner in the ninth. 8-4 kansas city. >> eric: and if gardner can get on, these folks here have another chance to see derek jeter, who's on deck. >> matt: the farewell tour will continue tomorrow. tomorrow is the day we're told the royals will do their gift presentation. that's become one of these league-wide, if not sport-wide events, that actually is monday. monday, the last game of the series. the 2-2. surfboard in san diego, cowboy boots in houston. what's he going to get -- what's

your guess? >> eric: a big slab of meat. with some barbecue sauce. unlimited supply. >> matt: try getting that one home to tampa. full count to brett gardner. mariot's pitch is slapped to third from the side. and that will do it tonight. the royals even up the four-game series with a saturday night win at home. 8-4 kansas city the final score. the burger king plays of the day, it seems that it hit only 26 home runs, the fewest in all of major league baseball, benefited by the long ball tonight. >> eric: big three-run home run by sal perez. >> matt: and just the second of the year by eric hosmer. ned yost is hopeful that this is a harbinger of things to come at kauffman stadium. for eric karros, matt vasgersian

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over a good team, and then you wonder why we haven't seen more of this this season. >> i was one of guys to pick the royals to win it all, at least get into the playoffs. great quality bullpen depth and young hitters. billy butler, eric hosmer. sooner or later these guys have got to get hot. different teams get hot during different parts of the season. you never know. maybe they got off to a rocky start, they could be hot the next hundred games. they could find themselves right back in this race and still could challenge detroit for this vision. >> talking about the royals' offense, 25-4 on the season when they score at least four runs. they had seven of them against depth tonight. he gave up six runs his last start. this is a guy the yankees need to get going in that rotation. >> they do. they have asked david phelps to step up a little bit more in the rotation. no cc sabathia, no nova, no pine pineda. alex gordon puts a good swing on it. kind of a bad break. this ball is not hit very hard.

a weak ground ball up the middle. even this next pitch was not a terrible pitch. but things really didn't go david phelps's way. the new york yankees backed him somewhat into a corner. can use him in the bullpen. can use him as a spot starter, but because of all their injuries, they've asked him to slide up a little bit and probably put a little bit more on him than he's maybe capable of. >> yankees now 2-5 in their last seven games. as a result, just 31-30 on the season and now six games back of the blue jays in the american league east. next saturday on fox baseball night in america, the angels and braves, the nats at the cardinals, or the reds and the brewers. next on fox, except on the west coast, it's your late local news followed by a double episode of animation domination. have a great rest of your weekend.

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a developing story. one man killed, actor comedian tracey morgue nan critical condition. tonight what investigators believe caused this deadly crash. plus: >> a victim speaking exclusively to fox 29. investigators say there is man used craigslist to lure her, rape her, and she may not be the only one. live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 10:00. we begin tonight with a young woman's horrifying story. you'll see only on fox. a single mom, just looking for work, says she answered an ad for a job, but instead, she was ambushed and raped. tonight her accused attacker is under arrest. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm joyce evans. she shared her terrifying experience with us, but police are even more concerned, they believe, she may not be the only victim. fox 29's sabina is live in

upper darby, delaware county tonight. she spoke exclusively with the victim, who wants to warn others about what she says can happen to anybody. sabina? >> reporter: joyce, tonight the victim speaks only to fox 29. she is a strong, inspiring teenager, who says she is standing up for other women who may be suffering in silence. >> what happened to me, i wouldn't wish it upon my worsen any. >> reporter: through tears, the fresh pain after alleged assault, this brave young woman is finding her voice to talk about what she says happened when she answered a craigslist ad looking for work last thursday. we are concealing her identity >> i am a single mom. i have been looking for work for a long time. >> she said the man behind the ad told her he was hiring a home health aid. the man, 42 year old kevin cornish of drexel hill, took the victim to the apartment he shares with his mother. >> picked me up.

i had my bag and everything, i had my scrubs, everything. >> but instead after job application, police say cornish forced the young woman to sign forms saying she was an escort. >> and he told me to throw the paperwork out. when i seen the escort part, i didn't want to fill nothing out. i just wanted to go home. and he put his hands on my shoulder, he pushed me down, he said you're not going no where until you fill this paperwork out. >> allege cornish then brutally raped the young mother as she begged him to let him go. >> i said i just want to go home, i just want to go home to my daughter, i just want to be therefore my daughter, i thought i wasn't never going to come home. >> the brave teen went to police when authorities searched his apartment they found about 50 filled out escort forms, signed by different women. >> he is a preditor. 's scumbag. 's dirtball. i mean, he is a real slime, real slime. and we think he was involved in other things, other type of predatory acts, sexual assaults, exactly, you don't

have these 50 applications that this guy has been topping doing this type of thing for a long time. >> thanks to her courage, the alleged attacker lock up, facing kidnapping, human trafficking. >> i want to speak out for the single mothers throughout that are struggling and stuff, something that i have to live with for the rest of my life. and i am glad i spoke up, and i said something about it, because you don't know how many girls he done did that to. >> cornish is being held on $250,000 cash bail. a hearing is set for next week. joyce? >> thank you, sack even a now to a developing story, actor tracey morgan in critical condition tonight. the actor and comedian was headed back to new york city after a stand upper form ands in delaware when police say a tractor-trailer slammed into morgan's limousine bus, killing one person, inside. as fox's lydia reports, the semi truck driver is now un

arrest. >> reporter: right now morgan is intensive care here at the hospital, his family, friends have, come by here to visit the comedian. meantime police say that the truck driver is responsible for the deadly crash, and he is now facing several criminal charges. >> thirty rock and saturday night live star tracey morgan is known for making people laugh. but tonight the comedian's fans are somber. >> praying for him, the people, a hundred%. >> this crumbled mess all that's left of the luxury van morgan was riding in along with four other passengers. police say around 1:00 a.m., a wal-mart tractor-trailer rearended morgan's limo, caused six car pile up on the new jersey turnpike in cranberry. morgan's friend and fellow comedian, jimmy mcnair, was killed. morgan, and another passenger, were air lifted to robert wood johnson university hospital. >> i hope he gets better. i heard he was intensive care. so i pray god's mercy and grace on him.

and he'll make a full recovery and come back with those laughs. >> making others laugh is what morgan was doing before the deadly crash. morgan and his friends were on their way back to new york after a friday night performance in delaware. artery, who opened for morgan, tweeted these picks of the comedian and friends of the cheering crowd. >> honestly i think it is unfortunate it happened to tracey morgan, but could happen to anyone. >> police say the wal-mart truck driver swerved for some reason at the last minute. investigators have charged the truck driver, kevin roper, of georgia. he is facing one count every death by auto, and four counts of assault by auto. wal-mart's president and ceo released a statement today, in part it, reads: we're praying for the family and friends of the passenger who lost his life and the terrible accident in new jersey. morgan's public lib cyst released short statement saying the actor was receiving excellent care here at the hospital. as for the truck driver, his bail set at $50,000.

reporting from new brunswick, new jersey, lydia, "fox 29 news". hundreds turn out to mourn one of the victims after deadly plane crash that killed several prominent area residents including philanthropist lewis katz. today the community honored marcy dalsey. they came out to the charter school she co-founded for two hour service. they laughed and they cried remembering marcy and all of the work she's done. fox 29's drew dickman has more. >> reporter: hundreds filled the katz academy gym to pay respects to the charter school's president and co-founder, marcy dalsey. dalsey's school children helped celebrate her life with a musical tribute. but to think the katz academy was the only impact on others wouldn't do her life justice.

>> marcy was a force of nature. she was a powerhouse. she was a powerhouse compact in the this little person, and she was impressive. >> the 59 year old died last weekend in a bedford massachusetts plane crash that killed six others. the group was returning from an education fundraiser when their plane never made it off the ground. >> do not take anything for granted in this life. i took for granted when i received that text that my marcy was on her way home. >> dalsey's children say she died pursuing her passion, helping others. >> she made sure to let all of us know just how much she cared, every opportunity she had and i think everyone here if you could maybe just try to apply that to your own lives. >> the tragedy also took the life of lewis katz. dalsey worked closely with katz and his son, drew. her legacy will now live on through the charter school

that serves as safe haven for the children of camden. >> i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that this place is going to be known as the katz-dalsey academy from this day forward. >> monsignor doyle of sacred heart in camden says bell told 59 times yesterday at the church to commemorate the life of marcy dalsey. the bell came from a scrap heep in camden, and ended up at the top of the church, something doyle says is fitting for the life she lived. reporting in the news room, drew dickman, "fox 29 news". and we have much more in today's emotional memorial service, just go to myfoxphilly.com for a slide show. happening now, philadelphia police investigating two overnight shootings on the same block. they have another 5400 block every hunter street, that's in west philadelphia. just after 1:00 this morning. now, officers found a 25 year old man dead. he was shot in the back.

months later, a 30 year old man was found shot multiple times. he was inside a car. he's in the hospital tonight in critical condition. there is no word on motive or if the shootings were related. fire rips right through flower shop in gloucester county, new jersey, happened at the rose budd florist, on the 200 block of high street, that's in glassboro. firefighters arrived around 1:00 to find smoke coming out of the second floor. nobody was hurt there. and, it is amaze that nobody was hurt in this fast moving fire in west philadelphia. crews arrived on the 1400 block of 54th street, this was just after 3:00 this morning. the fire was quickly put under control. no word on what caused it yet. and, firefighters had to break out a lot of windows to fight this fire in pennsauken township, new jersey, officials say it started on the second floor of this apartment building, on the 5400 block of highland avenue. no injuries reported here

either. philadelphia police and atf officials are looking for clues in to explosion of a soda machine. happened thursday night outside a plumbing business on the 4200 block of magee avenue, mayfair. authorities say a home aid device was put inside the vending machine. the blast rocked the neighborhood and shattered windows. investigators hope surveillance video showing the suspect placing that explosive at the scene will help. this is someone that constructed an explosive device, and powerful one, and somewhat sophisticated one. we need to have them in custody to make sure that we have them and any other components they may possess to make another device. >> well, nobody was hurt, but the owner of the machine says the blast caused thousands of dollars in damage. and, do you know this man? police say he's wanted for robbing a family dollar store in wissinoming.

they say he walked into the store wednesday on torresdale avenue, caring a metal pipe. he told the workers to hand over the cash inside the register, but the cashier could not get the cash drawer to open. so he ran to the back of the store. and that's when the would be robber tried to open t but he couldn't open it, either. so he ran out of the store empty-handed. and, we have a reminder for you now. if you are traveling in south philadelphia there is weekend, the platt bridge, it is closed. the bridge will be shutdown for the entire weekend for repair work. the platt is getting a coat of sealant. it is part of a $43 million overhaul. it will reopen at 5:00 monday morning. and, this alert now for patco ridersment patco temporarily shutting down service between camden new jersey and the eighth street station in center city philadelphia. it is starting soon at midnight. and it will last until tomorrow at noon. sunday, we're talking, patco

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admirers gathered this morning, wake forest university where she was a professor, to pay tribute to the author, poet, dancer and more. fox's patho kneel has the story. >> the leg cyst of doctor my a will continue to shine and bring joy to the worlds. >> star studded farewell for one of the most notable women in american history. politicians, diplomats, celebrities alike, descending on north carolina wake forest university to honor may an angelou. poet, author, civil rights champion, credited for ac pioneer of her time, giving black women a voice. first lady michelle obama praising the literary giant for breaking down barriers. >> may an angelou, she was the original, she was the master, for at a time when there were such stifling constraints on how black women could exist in the world, she serenely disregarded all the rules. >> former president bill clinton, who had angelo recite a poem at his first presidential inauguration in

1993, and oprah winfrey, also taking time to pay tribute to their friends. >> as long as we have time, we should keep the courage to begin again. that's what you did. and how blessed we are. >> she was in all ways, no matter the time of day, or night, or the situation, she was always therefore me to be the rainbow. >> angelou had served as professor of american studies at wake forest since 1982. the university says she had planned to teach a course on race, culture and joined they are fall. she was 86 when she died at her home on may 28th. patho kneel, fox news. american marines rescue more than 280 people from a singing ship. the uss baton and the usselrod sale to the rescue after receiving word that italian ship was taking on water in

the mediterranian sea. they used rescue helicopters, and swimmers to pull people out of the water, along with number of small boats set out to get the singing ship passengers to safety. a thousand undocumented immigrant children are being left in arizona this weekend, and the issue is not setting well with that state's governor. governor january brew is her issuing a harsh attack against the white house, the government has no room left to hold the women and children at an air base in texas. that's why they are sending them to arizona. brewer says that the problem was created by the government, and she says this action is deplorable. escalating humanitarian crisis in mexico is making it hard to manage those crossing the border. president obama's still under fire, a week after the release of bowe bergdahl from taliban captivity. the president is standing by his decision to strike a deal and bring the soldier home.

fox's molly hannenberg has a report. >> president obama said he wasn't able to go to congress before swapping five top taliban leaders for army sergeant bowe bergdahl because, as he told nbc news, had he to act fast. quote, in a delicate situation that required no publicity. >> unanimous decision among my principals, in my government, and a view that was shared by my -- the members of the joint chief of staff. and this is something that i would do again, and i will continue to do where ever i have an opportunity if i have a member of our military who is in captivity. >> but others say the president should have gone to congress. as the law requires, before releasing detainees, questioning whether the obama administration acted in the nation's best national security interest by giving up five taliban fighters. >> weren't stealing bicycles,

they were the baddest of the bad. they are essentially going to run around in guitar, nobody's really monitoring them. nobody's keeping an eye on them. they'll be right back in the fight before we know it. and i just can't imagine what the president was thinking, who advised him, and how he couldn't see that this was going to be an absolute unmitigated dis asker. >> obama administration officials have said there was credible threat that bergdahl may have been killed by the taliban if word of the deal got out prior to the transfer. but senate intelligence committee chair woman, democrat diane fine stein, said earlier this week that she had seen no evidence of that credible threat. in washington, molly hannenberg, fox news. >> same sex couples are tying the knot in wisconsin, many are rushing to marry for the second day. now, this, after federal judge strikes down the state's ban on same sex marriage. those looking to get married lined up outside the courthouse, at 6:00 this morning. more than 60 couples tied the

knot on friday. the attorney general is speaking -- seeking emergency order in court to stop marriage licenses from being issued. technology now revolutionize g how we can look at historic objects. the smithsonian institute is quietly taking advantage of 3d printing, and as fox's douglas kennedy reports, that could change museums forever. >> this object is assembled from hundreds i have depth rent pieces. >> for years, worked building wooden models at the smithsonian institute. flags where history is taught every day. >> you believe to really learn history, history needs to be felt and touched. >> yes, absolutely, i have always thought that real toy engage in the history of america and the world and our natural world, you need to be able to touch. >> which is why he recently abandoned the woodworking, new world of 3d lazer printing, a

tech logically advanced method of recreating historical objects. >> in fact, says 3d print something now so precise, it is as we speak transforming the way we as human, relate to our past. >> so this is a 3d printing of president lincoln based on life mask that he himself made when he was president. >> that's right. they put plaster over top of abraham lincoln's face. they cast that same object out every plaster, and then our team 3d scanned it and held a 3d print. >> also allowed historians to replicate exact models of emelia ehrhardt flight suit, touch the trigger of david livingston's rival. also unable reconstruction every dinosaur fossiles. >> people are thrilled to be able to hold the smithsonian collection in their hands. so that's something that's really been a game changer. >> and the smithsonian is now allowing the lazer information to be download dollars from

their website. >> so this means anyone can have anyone of these historical objects in their homes. >> that's exactly right. essentially taking down the walls of the smithsonian, allowing people to download the date, a 3d print it. >> printing historical objects. which he says will bring history to life in a way never experienced before. in washington, d.c., douglas kennedy, fox news. now, to your fox 29 weather authority, and meteorologist, dominica davis, welcome to you, and you've got our wake up weather. >> yes, absolutely. and it is nice to be here, and we have a fantastic weekend. we really kick offer nice day. beautiful weather. not much happening tonight. so, ultimate doppler, keeping it quiet right through the evening. right now we have temperatures sitting at 70 degrees. not going to move too much. but we are going to see them fall pretty much through the 60s. soap, here's what you're looking at for wake up weather. pretty much 63 in the city.

suburbs will be 59. it is going to be a sunny, comfortable morning, and really turn into another picture perfect day. but we do have some rain in the forecast. so, we must take a look at that seven day coming up in just a little bit. joyce? >> all right, thank you so much. and, an unlikely friendship, this pitbull's new buddy has sent the internet buzzing. experience a new way to see the city. it is a coliseum on a bus. but it is not cheap. how much it will cost to you ride in style. when we

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