it is never good when we tart the morning from police headquarters and it is not good news bay there is no news overnight on at deduction of lakeesha gaither and the problem detectives say is the first 24 hours in an abduction that is key ape sue, we are in hour number 30 right now. >> you're right not good news at all as far as weather, it is a little bit better then it was yesterday, not quite as chilly and we will tell you how warm we will get to day and when the big chill, returns in your weather authority forecast, kerry. >> it always does. >> at 4:00 another huge story a teen is accused of writing that she could be the first female school shoot are and

that is not all found inside her net book. her connection to the columbine attack that has authorities on edge. good day, everybody. it is tuesday, november 4th, 2014. >> hi, kerry barrett. >> hi, how are you. >> sue serio said the big show. when i hear that i think of the movie from the 80's and start thinking of the song heard it through the grape show. >> fascinating look into the interior of your brain. >> don't look too closely you might be frightened. hi, sue serio. >> this time of the morning there is a vacancy sign in there. >> but, we will dot best we can. we understand. we saw temperatures there. they were warmer then yesterday. this is how much warmer. about 15 degrees warmer in philadelphia. 17 degrees in mount pocono. eleven in lancaster. so temperatures are better, a lot more comfortable then yesterday in the 40's and 50's instead of the 30's. we have a weak disturbance bringing light shower activity mostly just showing up as

green on radar and just clouds around this morning. so don't let that worry you, this is the cold front that will change things. after we get used to slightly milder temperatures that will come through on thursday. it is a stall before it gets here and then bring us some rain. so, we do have a look at what the high temperature will be like later on today and we're thinking about 66 degrees, mostly sunny skies, a milder afternoon then yesterday. yesterday we only made it to 60. owe that is definitely improvement. we won't bundle will up quite as much as you did yesterday but what you do have to do as i just relayed to you, bob kelly, is watch out for the deer. >> before we go on the air, sue, almost clipped bambi out there but lucky everybody is okay. the deer are out there i passed one this morning. no is a close a call as sue had but out in the with suburbs be careful along 202,

422 and coming in along delaware county a and blue route and route one. in problems out of northeast fail heading toward downtown. we have an accident in beverly, new jersey. warren just off of wilburson, between jennings. so, 202, the construction zone out here in king of prussia crews are working between valley forge road and the schuylkill expressway in, both directions here. maybe another half an hour or so. they have that one lane opened, up and down 295 and the new jersey turnpike we're in good shape this morning. remember with election day you will see unusual traffic patterns, especially in the neighborhoods and around the polling places, a lot of the kids have off, the schools that are being used as polling places, have the day off today, so the ben franklin, commodore barry, walt whitman coming into downtown looking good and mass transit at the moment runs with no reported delays. chris and kerry, back to you. kids are home today, bob, thank you. >> all right. it is 4:03. voters in pennsylvania decide to go day will be governor

for the next four years. >> many eyes will be on philadelphia and suburbs which is home to, nearly 3 million of the the state's 8 million voters. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in mt. airy this morning. jen, for governor, i'm going to vote for tom. >> reporter: that seems to be the popular prediction, there, chris. and i think a tom will win, what the polls are showing at this point in time that is tom wolf is actually leading by a wide margin for some of these predictions. a main sticking point seems to be education funding. both candidates have been aggressive in their campaign ads, wolf claiming that corbett took an ax to education by cutting $1 billion from the budget and corbett firing back saying he increased the budget by 1.5 billion according to government resources wolf a accused cuts are related to loss government stimulus fund which were always going away

and corbett's claim of increased education spending is money towards the state employee pension fund, not money in the classroom. in the end, it all comes down to what the voters believe and how they feel. >> a lot more has to be done for these schools. kids of the future. that i am many. >> reporter: you don't feel like governor corbett has done enough. >> no. >> reporter: do you believe either candidate in terms of the claims they are making? >> in the really, in. >> reporter: you don't buy either one of them. >> no. >> reporter: well, polls open up at 7:00 this morning. if anyone has any problems today there is a hot line set up through the committee of 70. that number is (855)738-3689. and it is also on our web site my fox philly.com. chris and kerry jennifer joyce, thanks for playing a along, i appreciate. in new jersey a big race to watch is for u. senate. >> inn kem bum corry booker is up for reelection challenge by republican jeff bell a former

speech writer for president ronald reagan. booker what's electric last year following the death of senator frank lautenberg. democratic state senator donald norcross and garry cobb battling for a vacant seat in the first congressional district made up of the municipalities in camden, gloucester and burlington counties. we've got you covered as votes start coming in. we will find updated results on our web site at my fox philly.com and we will bring you results live as they come in right here on fox 29, tonight. right now 4:06. happening right now philadelphia police searching for a woman that was kidnaped walking home. >> this terrifying attack all caught on surveillance camera. fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters with more on this, hi steve, good morning. >> reporter: not much interest when we first reported it on good day yesterday a at 8:00 and lets just say this just took off moments later. veteran detectives at the round house say it is more than three minutes of the most chilling surveillance you will ever see, maybe why when i

first got it yesterday afternoon and it had just two views and soon after i check a 120,000 that was just from the philadelphia a police site not counting news sites around the world showing it. look at this, if this violent kidnapper planned this out as police think part of his plan probably did not include parking right under a sidewalk surveillance camera here on a corner apartment building n a killing see webbing showing him get out, go down to the corner, and moments after 22-year old car leash a gaither got off her bus she's seen running from the man who catches her, grabs her and drags her. she puts up a a fight for her life. her glasses come off. she drops her cell phone. witnesses hear screams for help. as one man runs towards the screams and calls 911 simultaneously he sees the kidnapper shove carlesha, in the back of the car and sees her kick out a window. eras car takes off. witness dialing 911 and could

not see the license plate. >> i wish she didn't to have go through that. no female should to have go through that. that is a coward move. but, again, just release my daughter. anything as far as ransom just take me, let her go. she don't deserve that. >> please, whoever just please bring her back home. that is all will we want. just release her. we don't care. let her go. drop her off somewhere. please, whatever you do don't do no harm to her then what y'all have already done. let her come home to us because we want her home. that is all we want is for her to come home. >> reporter: the fbi and pennsylvania state police now assisting philadelphia police with this. also giving a big boost a big reward offer, $10,000 put up by the city, where the nutter administration was just as stunned as everybody who saw this surveillance when it was put out publicly 20 hours after the kidnapping. man who heard those screams and called police saw her not

only glasses and cell phone and shattered glass but a glove and what he described as a big switch blade knife being tested by detectives here. chris, kerry, one of the problems with this case was how the family found out about it. some of them telling me they found out through our live shot at 8:00 o'clock yesterday which was awful. other family found out this way, when they called her phone, wondering where she was that night, a detective answered it, when they said why do you have her phone. he said, we have reports that someone kidnaped her and it was found among the shattered glass and a knife. >> the video that we have on that surveillance camera is so good they would have to be making progress towards finding her but question i think for everybody this morning is does she know this person? is this random? what happened here? i guess we are still getting answers to that. >> reporter: answer to that question is two different ways. the family says they believe they know the guy. i don't know why they would think that since veteran police say no, she doesn't

know him. if she knew him he would not be kicking out his wines like she did. >> steve, stay on top of it and get back to us with any new information. chester county district attorney says domestic dispute is motive behind a murder suicide outside brandywine ymca in west brandywine township. this happened last night in the parking lot when the y was packed with hundreds have of people. according to police, a man opened fire, on a woman whom employees say work there as a fitness instructor. he then turn the gun on himself. >> very clear that the individual who did this, had planned what he was going to do. the exact details of what he did we are not releasing yet but this was in the anything that this woman would have ever seen coming. >> the brandywine ymca was put on lock down for several hours and no one else was hurt. authorities lifted a lock down at delaware state university after a student was shot at an off campus residence hall.

police say that while the shooter is still at large, investigators believe this was an isolated incident. shooting took place at living and learning commons a half mile from campus. victim is being treated in the local hospital for non-life threatening injuries. 4:11. a septa police officer is accused of committing a a lewd act on a subway car. you saw it first on fox. prosecutors charged 44 year-old kevin fant with indecent exposure and open lewdness. last week septa's social media team found a man committing a lewd act by himself on a broad street subway car. septa police say they immediately recognize him whom they say was off-duty when it happen. he is on administrative leave. he has been on the septa a police force for 12 years. disturbing notes scribbled by a local teen, a threat of an attack on her school, what else police found inside the notebook that makes this even more horrifying. and another national anthem makes national headlines but not for what

went wrong it is what went right, and has everyone talking about this version this

4:14 on your tuesday morning and look at the difference. temperatures were all in the 30's yesterday to day we're in the 50. 50 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-three in philadelphia. forty-eight in lancaster. chillier there. fifty-two wilmington.

forty-nine dover. fifty-four in wildwood. things are calmer then they were, yesterday, a 7-mile an hour breeze out of the southwest. that is the key to why we're milder, southeasterly winds revolving around this high pressure system. that is our weather maker today and tomorrow. we will keep an eye on the cold front bringing us a rainy day on thursday. so, enjoy today and thomas we look ahead to thursday we will see clouds rolling in and the rain is around in the morning but it really just settles in the a afternoon. this could end up being a soaker for some with an inch or more of rain possible on thursday but rain, only rain is what we expect. our temperature trend over the past five days has been up and down but yesterday we went up from sunday's high of 49, to 60 degrees. that was welcome change for many of us. fox cast shows 66 for a high temperature, much milder then it was yesterday even and the trend will continue tomorrow as well before we get chilly again. tonight we're down to

50 degrees in the city, once again so that takes care of tuesday, seven day forecast is coming up, bob kelly is here right now. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. tuesday as sue mentioned election day to day. when out and about especially in the neighborhood just watch for folks double parking. we will see unusual traffic, around the polling places and i don't know, we never had off for school during election day growing up. the kids are home, don't we just love that. if you are not doing anything and like to us drop our kid at your house we are more than happy to do that just send us an e-mail. a live look at cherry hill new jersey right by cherry hill mall in the background route 70 the at haddonfield road, nice and quiet. crash out here just off of the blue route in, marlboro, montgomery county, gravel pike at green hill drive the deer are out there in full force a look out for that. heading north on the freeway coming in towards philadelphia, just watch for construction, as we work up

towards 295, there is only one lane opened to the ramps to 295 north this morning. we are in good shape up and down 476, in problems, 95 out of northeast philadelphia looking good. mass transit we had hiccups yesterday because of the cold weather, this morning all of the buses, trains, trolleys running with no delays. chris and kerry, back over to you. a disturbing discovery as a delaware county community is rattled. >> radnor police say a 17 year-old girl's detailed threats begins teachers and students at township high school has them worried. police recovered two notebooks after becoming aware yesterday morning. statements like i'm about to get very violented and threatening to quote flood the halls with corpses. the girl made several references to the columbine school shooting writing i could be the first female school shooter. police say that she even wrote a letter to the parents of the columbine shooters. but during a search at the girl's home they didn't find any weapons. >> no one is at risk, everyone

is safe. we have taken all of the proper steps we needed to and we are trying to be pro active in a situation like this. >> she's under going a psychologicale rally with ways and expect to be charged as a juvenile for making terroristic threats. u.s. is increasing security at 9500 federal build as cross the country today. move comes in response to last month's lone wolf attacks in canada and new york city. in the meantime u.s. military is said to be helping iraq train 20,000 soldiers for a spring counter offensive against isis militants. the group continues to take over large parts of the country. the new york times report ago this hundreds of u.s. military advisors stationed in baghdad will help iraqi government take on isis. 4:18. driver of the fuel truck that hit a plane at los angeles international airport is in the hospital. authorities say that the truck hit the engine of an unoccupied plane before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. no fire or fuel leak but the truck driver was trapped in

that wreck and had to be freed. no word on his injuries or condition. the just advertise department is suing southwest airlines after failing to reach a settlement with the carrier over repairs to dozens of planes that apparently didn't meet safety standard. they seek to enforce 12 million-dollar in early is penalties that the federal aviation administration announced in late july. the government says that starting in 2006, southwest hired a contractor to make repairs on 44 planes to prevent aluminum skin from cracking. faa says the contractor failed to follow proper procedures. the white house is, responding to an ap report that show no fly zones were set up to restrict news helicopter covering protest in ferguson, missouri following the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. >> obama administration officials a say that media should not have been restrict. we told you the federal government a allowed police to restrict air space for nearly two weeks in august citing safety concerns but conflicting recordings,

suggest that police made a request to keep news media at the bay. white house press secretary now says that the faa took proper steps to implement the flight restrictions following the gun fire and says that the restriction was update todd allow report tours operate in that area. meanwhile st. louis county police chief is defending his departments saying the at no time did his agency request that only media be kept out of air space. who could not use a couple extra dollars right now. about 321 million extra dollars that would be nice, that is jackpot for tonight's mega millions drawing, a single winner could walk away with a cash prize worth 194 million-dollar, the power ball jackpot isn't a bad chunk of change, that is at 178, 178 million. the power ball draw is tomorrow night. the race to the top where only the strongest survive, fire fighters from around the world all competing for that top spot. so what is this competition that has the bravees men and women fighting to also be the

strongest? we will receipt you know straight ahead.

good morning aim howard eskin. eagles lost more players. deme co ryans lost for the season a ruptured toured

achilles ten on. todd herremans gave it all he had but he is done with the torn biceps muscle. surgery likely within a week. nick foles has a broken collar bone and is out for at least six weeks. so mark sanchez the new quarterback. >> i feel great about mark. we felt great about him all long. one of the things we did was we need to have two quarterbacks. chance to get him in here. he would do a great job in our system. played great in the preseason. he showed no rust or anything when he got in there. >> mission of trying to lose for sixers continues, to the wells fargo center. monumental, less than three minutes left, nerlens noel only rebound of the game. in the fourth, houston was hot, they win it, 104-93. your sixers are new zero and four just the way they like it. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. oh, boy, the fact we did a story about this last week, there have been a lot of really bad renditions of the national anthem but last

night's monday night football game between colts and giants, grammy award winning trumpet player chris body left quite an impression but this time in a good way. >> it was so powerful it moved some players to tears, take a look and listen. >> ♪ >> a lot of people becoming emotional, on the sidelines that colt wide receiver reggie wayne, you can see his eyes started to tear up. they called his performance one of the best. >> i have to tell you on a personal net here, ten years ago, in san francisco he was the guy to play and i asked him, standing right next to him, i said are you nervous? he said no. he played for sting and all of

those big bands. boy he hits right notes. >> it became about the song and not about him and often times it turns into becoming about the singer. he is a nation. >> good dude. fire fighters from around the world are on the way to the u.s. to take on a very big obstacle. >> it is called fire fighter come back challenge, world championship. here is the deal. it is taking place obviously in phoenix, arizona competition including a race up a five story tower. that climb involves hoisting a 50-pound weight to the top, advancing a fire hose and hitting a target and simulating a rescue. as much as it is a competition the race also builds important relationships and civilians inspired by this challenge can get in on these grueling obstacle races, just donate 20 bucks to run through the course and all of the money goes through charities in that particular area. it is not something your average 12 year-old would do but her daddies fighting a

life threatening disease. she with like to fight for him. her mission to help find a cure for cancer. and then bob kelly joining us this morning watching the roads for your morning commute, good morning. >> good morning everybody. not that bad. we have late running construction out here on the pennsylvania turnpike between philly/bensalem and that willow grove interchange. we will check rest of the

a reward now being offered for anyone who can lead police to an abduct germantown woman and horrifying incident played out while surveillance camera role. her parents please todd bring her home. of course today is election day, who will win the race for pennsylvania governor. we will break down what each candidate stand for and what you need to know before going to the poles. shocking admission from the world health organization what they say was absolutely botched in the fight against ebola by someone hired with that group. all right. jerry sandusky's wife is taking a stand as he is speaking out against accusations a against her husband yet again. why she maintains that he is innocent, despite his convictions. >> standing by herman, through and through to the very end. 4:30 is the time on this tuesday, november 4th, 2014. that date has been ringing around our heads for months now. >> i know, political ads will all go away. >> darn. >> i know, shucks, sue.

>> welshing i will tell you this the weather will not be in your way as far as voting is concern. you will not be able to use it as an excuse. it is 53 in the city. fifty in pottstown, allentown. 48 degrees in lancaster. fifty-four in wildwood. check out how much more milder we are. in philadelphia 15 degrees milder. even warmer then yesterday in some places. we have a few clouds around our satellite picture. few areas of green. it is just a lot of clouds. that is part of the reason why we didn't get quite as chilly as yesterday. after this cold front comes through that you see out there giving rain to chicago it will be chillier. enjoy the the next couple days. weather changes, headlines are today and tomorrow sunny, mild, pleasant with temperatures in the mid 60's. terrific, right. thursday is our rainy day. cold front bringing that rain, damp dreary and heavy

downpours at times. inch or more of precipitation friday. skies will clear by the afternoon and it will be breezy and cooler. so today's high temperature will be 66 degrees and that is about 6 degrees milder then yesterday. so, at least bob kelly, it is comfortable this morning. >> not bad at all, no excuse to get out there and vote. milder temperatures with, of course, voting, a lot of kids are off from school today. we will see unusual traffic patterns around the polling places, live look at i-95 near philly international airport. in problems at all up and down i-95 corridor. if you are heading out to the front door to catch an early flight you are in good shape. up and down northeast extension as we go for a fly working towards lansdale watch for a construction zone as part of the white evening project near lansdale. right lane is taken out. for the gang in trenton, new jersey route 29 at route 129, watch for some construction delays but otherwise, we are

off to a good start in, problems up and down 295, new jersey turnpike is is in good shape no problems on the cue kill expressway this morning. i know we had problems yesterday because of the cold weather but all of the regional rails are off to a good start this morning, with no delays and bridges looking good. bennie, whitman, commodore barry i all coming into philadelphia with no delays, back to you. philadelphia police, have announced a $10,000 reward for information to help find a germantown woman abduct sunday night. this horrifying incident, all caught on surveillance camera. police say 22-year old carlesha freeland gaither was targeted by her abductor in the one hundred block of west colter street walking home. she was forced in to a gray ford taurus from the early 2,000's. she for the back, kicked out car window. she dropped her cell even if during the struggle. police believe this is a random attack and they say they have dozens of tips.

if you think you know anything please call the police. time right now 4:33. this morning voters will head to the polls for a very important election. >> the the main event in pennsylvania is battle for governor. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in mt. airy with more on this, hi jen, good morning jennifer joyce microphone not working, of course but tom coffle verse tom corbett, of course, the big day. >> we will get back to that momentary. >> the polls are closer. the attack ads against tom wolf and taxes they seem to be working. >> so it might turnout to be an interesting election day. just a month ago it was a a ten-point differential. >> chris will have all of the numbers on my fox philly.com and fox 29 news at ten. we will get back to jenny joyce momentarily. moving across the river a big race to watch is for u.s.

senate. >> democratic incumbent corry booker is up for reelection. he is challenge by republican jeff bell a former speech writer for president ronald reagan. booker what's electric last year following death of senator frank lautenberg. democratic state senator donald norcross and republican challenger garry cobb are battling for a vacant seat in the first coppingal district, made up of municipalities in camden, gloucester and burlington counties. we have you cover as kerry said as voting begins and results start to come in you'll find updated results on our web site at my fox philly.com. we will bring you latest results live as they come in right here on fox 29 night. talk about a nightmare officials serve an eviction notice but they don't fine the owner but they find booby traps. what happened next. >> wow. and then the world health organization admits to a massive mistake in the fight begins ebola, what they are

i don't want to interrupt steven tyler. >> they wouldn't let me here, but facebook admits to yet another secret experiment with its users. this time, it says that it tweaked the news feeds of more than a million of its followers before the 2012

election. in the study facebook posted serious news articles higher then personal status updates in photos in the user's feed, researchers found it may have boosted voter turnout bias much as 3 percent. in another experiment, also in 2012 facebook tweaked user feeds to omit positive ape negative words. that was to try to measure a person's emotional reaction. >> they are doing all kind of secret experiment on us. >> yes, it is. officials serving eviction notice in north philadelphia make a dangerous discovery here. warehouse rigged with shotgun shell booby traps. >> they were allegedly placed by the former building own shore was being evicted yesterday. police say he rigged spring loaded shotgun shells and plastic bee bees with fishing wire, all around the property. it had been sold, but former owner and his wife were actually still living inside. bomb squad will be back this morning to search for more.

>> there is ten buildings, underground, so this is going to be a very lengthy, costly operation. >> do you think there could be more devices in there. >> we will assume that there are. >> my goodness. new owner suffered minor injuries when one of the devices went off. former owner and his wife face reckless endangerment and assault charges. dottie sandusky is representing her husband this time in the letter to the pennsylvania newspaper. >> it comes in response to the documentary she viewed featuring her adopted son matt, who has previously accused his father of sexual abuse. letter was posted on penn live.com. mrs. sandusky says her husband is innocent and she's not delusional even if the public disagrees. she says that nothing in that documentary called happy valley is the truth. jerry sandusky, a former penn state assistant football coach, is serving a 30 to 60 year prison term for sexually

assaulting ten boys as you well know by now. so, in response to the biggest people out break in the history the world health organization is electing a new regional director for its office in west africa. >> this is as u.n. says it is doubling its response staff in an effort to protect children in the out break zone where kids make up, 20 percent of all ebola cases. now child vaccination levels are falling drastically as too many parents are too scared to bring their kids to hospital there in fear of coming in contact with infect health care workers. something called, a poor door a separate door in housing developments for properties subsidized tenants that is sparking major controversy cross the country. how it is brewing a conversation about affordable housing overall and in general. at 4:41. we will introduce to you this guy you will remember alex from target on good day, lot of speculation he would lose his job, over this photo, how

target is responding this

weather head line is how much warmer it is then yesterday. a couple months ago we wouldn't have talk about 50 degrees as warm but we will take it on november the fourth. 53 degrees in philadelphia that is. fifty in pottstown and mount pocono. allentown is at 48 degrees in

lancaster, 51 trenton, 52 in millville. these are warmer temperatures. wind are not an issue. they were on sunday. we have 25 miles an hour win gust yesterday, breezy at times but nothing to disturb your day hopefully. ultimate doppler, we are seeing a couple areas of green. we have got some clouds adding the satellite picture there and that is part of the reason why it has not gotten as chilly as yesterday. yesterday we had clear skies in the morning but we are not seeing anything in the way of rain. maybe sprinkle offer two on the windshield. weak disturbance ahead of the cold front not coming through until thursday. we have today and thomas dry days and as we look ahead to wednesday night, into thursday morning, here comes some rain out to the west. we will look dry for morning commute at least for now but then rain rolls in the afternoon and for the afternoon commute on thursday, what a mess with a lot of rain. that is a one day special. by friday i think rain is gone and it is breezy and cooler. so for this election day get

out and vote, it will be 67 degrees out there, plenty of sunshine. looks fantastic for today. we gave it a ten out of ten. it does not get any better than that in our book. tomorrow looks good but we will have extra clouds but we will have temperatures in the upper 60's, rain comes on thursday, friday it is gone. we are left with chillier temperatures in the 50's. autumn chill on saturday. now we have rain in the sunday forecast but not for the morning so far. we should still be okay for our walk to end alzheimer's sunday morning at the citizens bank park. for the monday night eagles game you will have to bundle up, that is your weather authority seven day forecast, got all that straight bob kelly. >> we will be drinking hot chocolate in the parking lot tailgating on monday night. good morning, everybody. 4:46 on a tuesday morning's lex day. we're in good shape. live look at i295 over near haddonfield, new jersey. no problems at all north or south working your way down toward the the 42 freeway.

an accident just cleared in marlboro, gravel pike off of green hill road. watch, the deer are out there already. i got a tweet from someone who had a little fender-bender yesterday with the deer. pennsauken route 130 at route 70 watch for construction working your way in towards that admiral wilson boulevard. most of the work crews are starting to pop cones in the back of the truck and call it a night. 202 still out here both directions between valley hill road and the a approach to the schuylkill expressway. if you are heading in toward king of prussia a lookout there rest of the majors like schuylkill not bad at all, 95 out of the northeast, in problems through construction zones, blue route good from saint david down to the schuylkill. mass transit again, buses, trains, trolleys off to a good start this morning. chris and kerry, back over to you. 4:47. pair of burglars wanted for taking more than a thousand bucks from the north philadelphia home, brazen crime, caught on surveillance video, it happened last week on the 3,000 block of eighth

street. this video shows one of the suspects appearing to open up the front door but when they could not get in that way they used the front window instead. police say they got away with 11 hundred dollars from a lock box. new jersey state police say this guy hit up a donation box at a star bucks in the once but twice. both incidents happened at forked river service area in laci township on the parkway. box was located on the counter. it was supposed to be donated to a food drive. if you have have any information, cat authorities. >> you have to be pretty desperate. >> seriously. angry customer has been arrested for holding up four subway stores because their jared diet failed to work for them. eighteen year-old zachary torans was arrested in alabama. he said subway's jared diet did not work and he wanted his money back. he was captured in a wal-mart after customer recognized him from surveillance footage police posted on line. the term, poor door, sometimes used to describe mixed income developments in

major cities commonly in new york. >> now this controversial practice is cropping up i should say in other cities where is there a need for affordable a housees. these poor doors and we have talk about them before, refer to a separate entrance for subsidized tenants. it is used by some developers when they are required to add affordable unit to market rate projects. not surprisingly the term and idea is sparking quite a bit of controversy. >> it really does raise a lot of eyebrows and ruffle feathers as one can imagine if you are going to be renting or living in the same building, in one expected that you would be sort of separated from other people in the building. >> in addition to these separate entrances, these rent eag all thed residence are cut off from gyms and roof deck as railable to their neighbors. >> this is interesting. people in rush, dismantled a steve jobs memorial after tim cook comes out as gay. the memorials in st.

petersberg it looks like a giant iphone company that made it just took it down citing two reasons. tim cook coming out as gay and edward snowden's revelations about nsa spying. snowden's document suggest apple products were used by nsa to conduct surveillance. company also says that the monument violates russian law which bans gay propaganda, to minors. it has been a rough week for shu good night night. remember we told you i am a pat williams were arrested accused of stealing will a photograph's camera. now knight's attorney is claiming he is in the hospital after a falling in his jail cell. he also apparently is feeling dizzy and getting chest pains. knight meantime is facing a felony robbery charge. taylor swift has pulled all of her songs from the music streaming service bonefy which means they cannot access hits like shake it off. services mess streamed song last week. people who want to hear swift's new album will have to, well, listen to this buy

it. spotify said they hope this will change her mind or she will change her mind. interesting. an update to a service we first told but yesterday. >> that target teen who became an internet icon i guess is responding to all of the love that he is feeling on line. it started when this picture of alex from target is the hash tag, started to make its round on the internet. it is in the clear who posted the original picture but it began trend pgo cross the country. there are videos posted by teenage girls asking alex out on a date. he is official twitter page now has more than 500,000 followers. in fact, he posted a tweet a couple hours ago saying thanks for all of the positive tweets, i will be posting more soon. target, there is speculation he might be let go because of all of this. they are showing their support. retailer respondedded with this tweet, we heart alex too. >> ahh. >> i know. >> so genuine. >> yes.

♪ >> never understood the word of this song. if you want to be my lover you got to get with my friend. >> what does that mean. >> it is a parity, right. i mean doesn't sound right. >> it does sound like a friend. >> there is a new study that this number one hit by spice girls is the most catchy song ever at least in the uk. the study find out what makes a song really stan out in your memory, the top songs was mombo number five, eye of the tiger, the spice girls want to be is most recognizable. it took participants two seconds to recognize it. >> can we just move on with certain stories, not comment. check this out, 12 year-old girl isn't out playing sports, or hanging out with her friend. she's at the information front of the big campaign to cure

thinks not a very recognizable song. >> is this foo fighters, i don't know who that is. >> anyhow, we're thinking that this video that we're about to see it is pretty predictable right. so one guy is a rap artist pose ago long the river for

a photo shoot in florida trying everything he can to look cool but it gets too windy for him, and there he goes. this is real brainy stuff here that we're seeing. a 12 year-old girl from lafayette hill want to help find a cure for cancer. this is a good story. >> seventh grader lucy sullivan is raising money for those battling leukemia her father tim was diagnosed with leukemia. she wanted to do something to help. she began a fund raising project. tim's disease will likely progress so her fun raising helps them to remain strong. >> it sounded just really fun. difficult want to help people, like not only my dad but other people find a cure. >> i do get choked up because for somebody that is 11 or 12 years old when she started this a at 11 years old it just took my breath away. >> so lucy and her family will be walking this weekend in the

leukemia, and lymphoma society light the knight walk. fox 29 will be there as well. this starts at 2:30. this is this sunday, november 9th, at eakins oval. that is right there in front of the art museum steps, rocky steps, long ben franklin parkway. >> very good. fantastic turnout last year. >> i saw list of who will be here this year. you are on the list for that. >> welshing thank you, chris. i'm not going to that one i'ming to the the alzheimer's walk. >> in the morning. >> out there at the ballpark. >> 4:57. do you fly southwest airlines, well, you may want to hear why the federal government is suing that company before you book those holiday travel plans. then what you are looking at here is a scar but not any other scarf but how it is fighting

in just a couple hours it is a big day for the state of pennsylvania. will our next governor be. we will talk predictions, coming up, steve. >> reporter: it is understandable thathvoting is the furthest thing from the mind of the philadelphia family with a big philadelphia style fear of the worst consoled that the massive search is going non-stop kerry for their kidnaped older sister. >> all right steve. new details about the