>> in is fox 29 fuse at 6:00. hope you have your umbrella handy. if you're headed out tonight because of the rain is here and it is not going anywhere for awhile. >> taking a live look at ultimate doppler radar, you can see the huge bands of wet weather, stretching all the way down to the gulf coast. a rainy saturday is where we begin tonight at 6:00. thanks for joining us everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. many parts of the region under flashflood watch right now. let's get right over to meteorologist monica cryan with the details. >> reporter: that rain moved in as we headed through the afternoon, first started off light, now really starting to see it become much more heavy in nature. it is pretty widespread throughout the entire region, except for parts of lancaster,

berks county, seeing much lighter rain activity, but where we have some of the heaviest rain, actually in south jersey. through atlantic county, burlington county, from pemberton all the way down where we have the yellow that,- indicates more moderate rainfall. that's going to be causing a lot of problems on those roadways. make sure you drive slower today. as we head through the evening time, i'll time it out for you, as you can see, by midnight actually expecting the rain to increase, it will become even heavier. it really moves in from the south bringing in a lot of moisture. this is what we're waking up to early tomorrow morning. look at the band of heavy rain. all the way from new york through trenton, philadelphia, wilmington, back into baltimore. and this is going to continue as we head throughout the entire day of our sunday. for that reason, we have a flood watch. if you know those flood prone areas, you know you're located near that, be aware potential for some flooding.

>> this rain will be heavy and it is going to continue all the way into tomorrow evening. and we're expecting two, 3 inches with localized even heavier apartments, no worries, guys, a drier work week ahead. i'll have your forecast coming up in just a bit. >> all right, like the sounds of that, thanks, monica. now to developing story out of philadelphia. a man is in the hospital after being shot by a corrections officer just moments after he was released from prison. police say it happened as the former inmate tried to carjack the officer who just had gotten off his shift. jennifer joyce with the details. >> philadelphia police converged on the grounds of curran-fromhold prison in holmesburg after 11:00 friday night. investigators say an off-duty corrections officer shot adjust released inmate in the prison parking lot after the suspect wrestled with the officer and tried to steel his car. >> starting his life of crime over again within minutes of being released. >> police say 26 year old jamal bennett boldly committed the crime before even stepping

off of prison grounds a free man. the veteran officer, 66 year old michael maritea just finished his shift pulled out private gun and shot bennett in the chest. police transported the suspect to aria-torresdale hospital where he was admitted in critical condition. >> you tag a law enforcement officer you'll get you what asked for and that's what happened. >> the president of local 159 which represents corrections officer said he visited the officer last night as he recovered from minor injuries. >> he is in good spirits. he got bumps, bruises, but he's okay. >> the officer was released from the hospital overnight. north says while it is fortunate that his injuries weren't more serious, these attacks on corrections employees happen too often at the prison, and after release. he says procedural changes must be made. >> for years i been asking the past commissioner, and the present commissioner about this parking lot.

we share this parking lot with the families of the inmates, and the visitors. the visitors and the families of the inmates should be park on state road. what i'll do, i'll ask to meet with the commissioner and maybe we can have extra patrols out here during that time during shift change, because it happened during shift change. >> in northeast philadelphia, jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news." prison officials say the suspect jamal bennett has been lock up seven times since 2011. the most recent incarceration for probation violation related to weapons charges. a father is charged in the death of his four month old son. hamilton township police say back on january 29th they found the four month old unresponsive inside his home. in the care of his father, jose rojas here. the baby died at chop a week later. investigators say the father claims the baby rolled off the bed, but doctors say that the injuries show severe trauma. rojas faces charges of first

degree aggravated manslaughter and a list of other serious charges. a man is behind bars after police say he tried to burn down a south jersey police station. happened back on december 12th y township police department. police say sean shearer here tried to walk into the station with a petroleum inside a bottle, a bottles with petroleum, glass bottle at that. he tried to light the bottle. he threw it at the front doors where the officers and another person were standing. then he took off. luckily, the bottle did not light up. shearer is facing two counts of attempted aggravated arson and criminal mischief. penn state's head football train here was inside the beta theta pi fraternity house the night pledges timothe piazza was fatally injured is stepping down. tim bream, fraternity alum, was the chapter's live-in advisor at the time. he testified he went to his room after watching a pledge

bid acceptance ceremony then left for work the next morning without noticing piazza. the 19 year old pledge fell several times during a party in overnight. authorities say he had a fractured skull and a damaged spleen and consumed a dangerous amount of alcohol. piazza died at the hospital, more than two dozen fraternity members have been charge in the relation to his death. penn state says brean will leave his job at the end of the month. more and more incredible video coming out from the eagles championship parade, like video like this. take a look at it. (cheers). >> okay, that eagles fan lucky to not be seriously hurt. they were climbing a stop light pole at the intersection of race and broad streets

almost made it all the way across before falling, thankfully the people in the crowd below caught them. happening now, thousands are packing the pennsylvania convention center looking to get some new incment 20th annual tatoo convention happening this weekend and birds fans, yes, they're going for everything and anything eagles after last weekends' big soup victory. our sabina kuriakose joining us live from outside the convention center in center city. sabina? >> reporter: dawn, take a look at this line here behind me. it is hundreds deep wrapped around the convention center. and it has been like this since we first got here about three hours ago. luckily, we're underneath the tunnel here. because it is still raining out there. so, i know everybody wants the money shot. all every these eagles fans that are inside getting eagles tattoos, right now, so let's roll that video. want to show you the tattoos we were there as people were getting them. all shapes, all sizes, but of course, only one color: green. we had people getting eagles logos, some specially designed

super bowl memorabilia tattoos. and of course some parade inspired tattoos. i don't want to give it away just yet. i want the guy who was getting jason kelce on his arm to describe it to you. but first, i want to tell you, we did talk to some of the tatoo artists inside. they say they were getting orders even before the super bowl was over. and of course, once the win happened, and even after the parade, all of the orders just surged. it just so happened the tatoo convention coincided with all of that. so now, let's hear from a tatoo artist himself who pass been spending yesterday and all of today doing these eagles tattoos, of course we will hear from that jason kelce number one fan, let's listen. >> the ends of the parade night my in box was just catching on fire from everybody like dude, we need that eagles tatoo now, you know, finally got everybody to go for it, you know? and it is just like unreal. so i'm book for next the three months, 90% eagle tats.

>> basically jason kelce in his mummers costume. he's eating pork roll and scrapple. >> it does in the get more philly than that. >> no, it doesn't. >> it does not at all. and so many people inside were getting cool tattoos like that. by the way, by now you should probably get that reference, but if you don't of course just remember kelce in his speech at the parade he said hungry dogs run faster, well, that tatoo showing jason kelce getting fed. tatoo convention continues through tomorrow, guys, back to you. >> all right, sabina, thank you. do you ride the septa west trenton regional rail line? because of construction, they're replacing trains with buses. this will be in effect this weekend and next weekend. buses will leave from west trenton, 35 minutes earlier than train times, and bring people to the yardsly and woodbine stations where they can then hop a train toward philadelphia. from philadelphia, trains will head to the woodbine station where people can then get on buses to other stations. and now to a developing

story out of ohio. that's where police say two officers were fatally shot at a home in columbus. it was the suburb wister ville police say in a statement that the shootings happened this morning around 130 after officers responded to a 911 hang-up calm. the officer were shot after they arrived at a residence. police say a suspect is in custody but provided no other details. the spirit of the olympics may be helping to be thawing relations between north and south korea but vice president mike pence says not so fast. whether it comes to nuclear power, fox's greg palcot in seoul south korea with the latest. >> vice president and pyeongchang with the opening of the winter old pill ex, sitting feet away from the sister of north korea leader kim jong un. neither spoke. but earlier in the day pence had this to say about the nuclear power. >> simple truth is that the time has come for north korea to permanently abandon its

nuclear anibal is i can missile ambitions. >> vice president is heading home tonight but not before highlighting efforts to pressure north korea to abandon its nuclear ambitions. >> we shared our common objective of confronting the regime in north korea, whose military is on display behind me. >> signs relations between the north and south could be thawing, north korea leader inviting south korea's president to attend the first summit between the two nations in a decade. meanwhile, olympic officials say they're pleased with the cooperation between the north and the south. >> from everyone's point of view, it was quite a historic moment, and something that, as you know, the ioc has been gently working for since probably 2014. >> officials say both countries should work to build conditions so a summit could take place. south korea also telling the north that it should resume talks with the united states to abandon its nuclear

weapons. in seoul south korea, fox news. >> watch out. massive potholes are popping up all across philadelphia and the region. there is a reason why. but it doesn't mean the problem is going away any time soon. sean? >> good evening, joyce, yes, football season is over. now attention turns to the flyers and sixers. which two of these teams has the best chance for post-season run of

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>> group called erase the rate. they spent their morning walking in the rain hoping to lower the homicide rate in philadelphia. one family marching today in honor of their cousin, who was shot to death in june 2017. the family wants to help empower and enhance the minority community. >> a lot of theme philadelphia are affected by homicide. and it is so common that a lot of people, they just don't care. i don't want it to be that common any more. i want people to step up and know that homicide is wrong. it is bad. we're going to do something about it, we're going to change it. >> last year, alone, there were 317 homicides in the city of philadelphia. >> royal err coaster weather isn't just affecting your health, on the road, potholes. big ones. joanne with more on this persistent problem, especially this season. >> reporter: there is really no way to avoid the dreaded

pothole at this time of year. >> potholes are opening up because of the cold cycle, getting bigger and bigger potholes now. >> that's right, the freezing and thawing cycle brought to us by mother nature creates this road hazards, every year. >> it sounds like my wheel is going to family off. >> that's the last thing want it happen. but drivers have yet another major distraction right now, trying to steer clear of the potholes. >> this is the next 350, big duly truck. hit a pothole coming down. >> what's the name that far street? vine expressway. as soon as he hit it, it just destroyed the tire. >> broken springs, broken shots, broken tires, bent rims, as the norm of hitting a pothole. >> i think there is plenty of them. they need to fix them. some are big as craters. >> road crews have already been out there this winter

patching holes but one gets filled, another opens up somewhere else. >> those are filled with gravel mix. they can make proper repairs whether it gets warmer. >> they're really bad. but i dom come by this way so much i know where they all are. >> i see people come in. trying to miss a pothole, and i run into the curb. so still got damage. >> in your health tonight, already bad flu season is escalating across the country some doctors cents are saying it is the worse flu season they've seen in decades, it is now as bad as the swine flu epidemic back in 2009. more than 60 children have died from the flu so far this season, according to the centers for disease control flu season this year varies across the country, only few states are seeing a moderate level of activity, the majority of the country, is experiencing an unusually intense level of influenza, including new york city, washington, d.c. and puerto

rico. >> some families preparing for little extra income this year, in exchange, for doing absolutely nothing. the concept is called universal basic income, and critics are already warning of disastrous consequences. fox's claudia cohen explains. >> reporter: free money for a year. no springs attached. sounds great, right? >> stockton california thinks so, giving families $500 per month will put them on path to prosperity. >> if you give people a base amount that they're receiving regularly that can be really and hand up that helps them to really gain their own economic success going forward. >> basic income movement is popular in silicon valley where there are fears that tech automation will wipe out jobs. stockton's cash give away social security privately funded, a non-profit spear headed by facebook, co-founder, chris hughes, has committed $1 million, even so,

critics say, pay should be earned. and point out basic income is still welfare. some economists say giving out free money could be a dis incentive to work. >> people, they want to be engaged. they want to do productive things. but they need to have a reason to want to get up and go out and earn a living. >> that's been tough here. in 2012, stockton became the largest city in america, to dollar bankruptcy. it is in the black now, but one in five residents is statistically poor. and it lags behind the nation in median household income and jobless rates. >> before i got my accident, i was okay. >> financially strapped after being hit by a car, alex says, an extra 500 a month would motivate him? >> to get things going for myself. >> 500 a month might not sound like a lot but the median where it is 46 a year, an

extra $6,000 a year does seem significant. the program is set to begin this fall. in stockton, california, claudia cohen, fox news. a lottery win is her fighting for her right to privacy. she wants to keep her identity secret for her own safety. but, lawyers say, she gave up that right. so what happens? >> and this florida toddler ends up stuck in a claw machine. how did it happen? well, the explanation is pretty simple. >> take one. >> they told me they want to shoot a promo, put on a suit and a big tv smile. but i do things just a little bit different. >> i go out on a story, i see the news vans, i run the other way. i'm looking for the other side, your side, there is a billion unique weird beautiful stories in this town and i'll share them with you. now i don't do dress up news, right, guys? let's cut the nonsense.

>> terra could the a warriors. >> museum holding celebration to honor the warriors for chinese new years. the festive celebration rings in the year of the dog, quite fitting, since our underdogs just won the super bowl. families, checked out the terra could the a warriors exhibit, created some chinese

lanterns and kites. and a special performance was held by the pen lions traditional dance troop. >> oh, it is amazing, you know, this past week, with everybody just joining together, and seeing so many people to come together to celebrate. it is always a great feeling. always. >> the display, which is in philadelphia for the first time in 30 years, runs through march 4th. get on out there, check it out. well now to story going viral. toddler in a tight spot. florida boy stuck inside a claw machine, and it was all caught on camera. six year old mason said he got in the machine through a small door where the toy usually is dropped. but he couldn't get back out. in fact, firefighters had to be called in while his mother was left nervously watching. can you imagine? >> she was embarrased. >> now, mason and his mom are talking about the ordeal. >> i panic because i didn't know if he could breathe. >> how did you end up in the claw machine? >> oh, i climbed in the hole. >> and what were you doing?

>> trying to get the teddy bear. >> yes, trying to get the teddy bear. mason's mom sadist's not in trouble. she thinks he learned his lesson and won't be doing that again. >> one would hope not. woman in new hampshire is dealing with a problem most of us might love to have. she won 500 million bucks in the lottery. but now she is suing because she doesn't want anybody to know who she is. new hampshire is one of six states that allows win tears claim their prize through a trust. in this case, the woman checked the new jersey lottery website, which instructed her to sign the back of her ticket. she then went to a lawyer, who advised her that because she had already signed her name, and not a trust, that she forfeitted her right to privacy. the lawsuit sites safety as her main concern, listing past lottery winners who have been victims of scams, threats, and even murder. >> her own remembers calling her a miracle pup. she ate some gorilla glue and

the family thought it was the ends. but an incredible recovery, now it their best friend is alive and well. >> and it is an on-line delivery scam. impacting homes across the country. people getting packages that they didn't order. while free stuff might seem great, there is cents a reason behind it all. monica? >> guys, we are expecting tomorrow to be pretty much a wash-out. i'll let you know is expecting the most rain coming up in your full forecast.

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succeed, so good to see this many people on one accord to get the right people in front of our young people. >> never at the career fair were able to meet with not only public, but charter and parochial schools, as well. >> now, this is lucky. >> healthy seven month old rotweiler. is that wasn't always the case. she gave her kansas city owners quite the scare. >> she almost died after eating a bottle of gorilla glue. >> how this k9 beat the odds and survived. >> you would never know this seven month old puppy almost died. >> it was such a blur after night. >> prognosis wasn't good. >> aaron blake said he was at home in the west bottoms and had just finished repairing exercise equipment with some gorilla glue, whether out of the blue --

>> turn our back for few minute, and realize he had take ten off the table. >> took the lid off, ate the gorilla glue, within 30 minute, his lucy was deathly glue. >> i guess it has favorable smell that the dogs like. and she went at it. >> aaron and his girlfriend rushed lucy to the clinic. >> by the time we got there her stomach had women glenn severely swollen, doctor phil april allen says -- >> this is the material right here, so you can see, how large that is. >> due to the gorilla glue growth, the size of a cantelope, no way would lucy survive, so her owners sign her over to the vet, posted their final farewells on facebook, and tossed out all of lucy's toys, bowls, and more. >> it was heart breaking. we spent a whole weekend in pain, and, you know, thinking we had lost our animal.

>> unbeknownst to the couple, doctor phil april allen performed an emergency surgery, on lewes. >> i veterinarians are soft east, we love dogs and cats. >> and 48 hours later? >> it gives me goosebumps to talk about it. >> the courageous k9, many counted out, survived. >> aaron and theresa are convinced their lucky lewes is he a miracle. >> my gosh she is a miracle, yes. when we left her saturday night, there was little to no hope. >> she a joy to have back. >> we're so thankful to doctor allen, and mission vet. >> fox news. she is a pretty -- >> she is a gorgeous girl. good for you, lucy. back to your fox 29 weather authority. now, taking a live look, this is allentown, lehigh county. and it is wet all over. >> the rain definately going to make for a messy night. so, how long is it going to last? meteorologist, monica cryan joins because full look at your forecast, just nasty out, there monica. >> all over the place, just

saw allentown now weaver philadelphia, you can see, some of the light, see how really they kind of halo around it, it shows the moisture out there. >> 49 degrees your high today so we haven't budgeted with temperatures, those winds out of the northwest. >> fifty-two millville, 39 in allentown, 46 degrees in philadelphia, 47 in wilmington, in the, that winds direction, out of the south what is keeping the temperatures mild throughout the day. but, it is also what's ushering in all of that rain inundated now and will only get worse because what's going to happen is this frontal system will be slow to move through see the motion, pushes it through part of the delaware vale. >> this will continue as we head through tonight, and all the way through tomorrow, and the entire day, is going to

really be socked with rain, that's for that reason, we've got a flood watch that extends all the way back into georgia and alabama, all the way back up into new jersey, the new york area, so philadelphia is include in the that trenton, wilmington, millville all the way into atlantic city and up into allentown, doesn't include lancaster, and some of the poconos, and the reason for that is they're expecting less rain. we're going to see this set up through part of delaware, south jersey, all the way up into new york certainly g heaviest rain, will arrive as we head through tonight. so tonight expecting the rain to continue, some of the heaviest down toward south jersey then waking up tomorrow. we could hear rumble every thunder through tomorrow morning, and into the afternoon. look at this. just streaming in more and more rain all the way into the afternoon. this is out of here by the evening. cloud cover sticks around, could be foggy once again as we head through tomorrow night as well. rainfall totals, yes, coming in high. you could see anywhere from two, 3 inches, about some of the heaviest rain again, right

through parts of northern delaware, into south jersey, right through philadelphia. areas a little further west, expecting less rain. maybe an inch. we're at 41 degrees in the suburbs overnight. forty-five in the city. foggy conditions, as those winds remain pretty light. and then tomorrow, your high is actually get to go 59 degrees. so, it will feel mild. we won't be able to enjoy it, just because of all of the heavy rain. this is out of here by sunday, your monday looking much nicer, partly sunny, high of 46 degrees. and we will keep it into the low four's as we head into tuesday, mostly cloudy, and i'm liking this forecast, 54, and sunny, as we head into wednesday, guys! >> i like that. >> thanks, monica. if you've been putting off getting a passport, you might want to reconsider. because if you wait too long, it will cost you more. >> and this is a napkin that does more than just clean you up. it also tells you if you're in a possibly dange

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flavored beer, called two hat. it is targeted toward millennials, the decision coming after research shows people in their 20's prefer wine and spirits instead of beer. it will be available in six packs, for around five bucks. >> well, good news for people flying the friendly skies. airlines bumped fewer people off flights in 2017 than any other point in the last 20 years. the us department of transportation says airlines bumped less than half the number of passengers they did in 2016. airlines deny board to go passengers for over sold flights, or rule violations. united finished with one of the lowest bump rates even after facing criticism for physically removing a passenger from a plane. over 680 million people traveled on the 12 biggest airlines last year. >> okay, we all like getting packages from amazon. but, imagine, getting several items a week that you didn't even order. sounds great, right? well, there is a catch to it. it happened to a couple in

massachusetts. >> it is a scam, known as brushing. on line seller purchases their own products through fake buyer accounts they've created, the products are shipped to a real address, then the sender, writes a positive review. which helps increase the seller's rating. the products received mostly junk. >> comical. you know, another package would come from mr. amazon, i say, and let's see what's in it today. >> well, amazon is investigating several reports of this scam throughout the country. and it says it will ban vendors and re viewers who abuse the system. if you're planning a trip abroad and have yet to get your passport, you may want to do it sooner rather than later. the passport execution fee will increase by $10 starting april 2nd, jumping from $25 to $35. the state department says the current $25 charge does not

cover governmental services. the fee pays for the in person submission of passport forever at this because and review, increase will not affect renewals. macy's is facing backlash after announcing a upcoming fashion collection kate toward muslim shoppers. clothing features modest attire, macy's has part nerds with verona collection, which creates islamic clothing, some view the clothing as a sign of female oppression, however. the collection will be available on line beginning next week. >> one super bowl victory, at massive parade later. the eagles season, it is a wrap. so what will it take to keep that spirit alive. >> it is called the napkin that no, sir. what does it do? what does it know? some

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>> the brides are coming out. the parking lot is full. the line is out the door. you know, come on out, it is a fun day for brides, great way to save money and support good will and our job training programs that help people with disability get to work. >> the running of the brides runs through tomorrow. >> and it is hard to believe the eagles super bowl journey is over. fans gave their heart and soul to the birds all season long, and it paid off big. so, what now? >> yes, that's the question, right? >> right. so what do you do, just keep celebrating? >> many people probably want to. they don't want that euphoric feeling to go away. our hank flynn with more on keeping the spirit alive. >> it's hank i'm down by the art museum. championship almost a week old. the parade all over but the clean up. so it is over, right? season's over. good year. my take is: now, it is not over, johnny, it is never

over, not until you want it to be. the championship's warm after glow burns all the way to doylestown, flags on cars, flags on polls, signs, scarecrows, eagles fever never hotter for derrick morgan. >> the amount of traffic through the door, to our website, and on line, it has been like christmas on steroids times ten. >> morgan's doylestown store monkey's uncle trades in gear you can't get anywhere else because it comes from people you know. >> we're working with these local independent artist who is are coming one their own designs, printing them on their own, and we're the exclusive place that will carry some of their products. >> inside stuff you might not understand if you're from elsewhere, like this frankford and cottman shirt, epic. philly versus everybody, we all we god, all we need. twenty-two -- tutu's and headbands, makes and sells them. >> there are some headbands out there for eagles, but they weren't cute enough. so -- >> there we go. >> so we had to make them

cuter ones. >> really no limit to what you can do to show love for your team in the off season. nearly a century old. read up on great 1940's teams, plus any nfl franchise worth its salt has a song or two written after it. >> ♪ keep the ball rolling ♪ ♪ >> allentown! >> silent records, also doylestown, cued uproared that's more than 35 years old. >> you never heard this song, have you? okay. >> keep the ball rolling, by jay and the techniques, remake every hit single from the 1906 n named every player from 1981. >> i mean it, probably got air play in the philly area. >> you got to figure. >> but i don't think it was a hit or anything. >> get down and get comfortable. let your eagles imagination run wild. none of this is over just because the season's done. i've got it on good account. you can get your jason kelce speech for the ages t-shirt in a matter of hours, if you know where to look.

i'm hank and that's my take. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that's a party. more comfortable temperatures, warm enough for people to take a run in the rain. in their underwear. the annual run takes place all over the country to raise money for the children's tumor foundation. the event starts with a party at the world cafe live in university city. people stripped down for a brief one-mile run. then they head to the pant-less party back at the music review or venue. then people who still want to run but not be bear down to their skinnies were allowed to wear costumes. >> it is awesome. it is amazing, our sixth year here in philadelphia. we broke a million dollars over those six years today. it is great to have everybody come out, have crazy stupid fun to support a great cause. >> keep its under i run has raised 14 and a half million dollars since it began in

2010. >> a year after taking vinyl bow with black sabbath, solo ozzie osborne has decided his upcoming tour will be his last, ozzie and his wife and manager sharon announce the rock icon's no more tours too. title reference to 1992 out willing originally planned to be his last, after he was misdiagnosed with ms. the tour kicks off it us leg late this summer folds by a run through south america, europe, and asia. the 69 year old says he will still book an occasional concert or festive gig after the tour wraps up in 2020. ticket for no more tours two go on sale next friday. well, it is the weekend. and lot of people will be spending tonight at bars and clubs having fun with friends and family. >> yes, and one college student has a new invention that could help detect if somebody's putting something in your drink. >> yes, fox's cory kauffman with more on the napkin that

no, sir. >> whether it is a big party night out, or a casual hang out with friends. if you've got a drink in your hands you shouldn't let your guard down. 70% of sexual assaults occur between two people that know each other. >> that's exactly what happened to dania of no nap. >> during my time in spain i was drugged and assaulted by a guy i considered a friends. >> out of that experience, the napkin that knows was born. >> i started the company as a mode by which to gain closure and it has grown into something by which i'm working to empower both women and men to have safer night out. >> here's how it works. chemicals in the napkin cause it to change color whether it detect a ben so diaz mean, class of drugs whether paired with alcohol, cause symptoms like amnesia, loss of consciousness, and dizziness. you may know them as? >> zanex, valium. >> simply wet the napkin using straw or even your finker. >> if there is drug presence, there will be a color change.

>> just a demonstration. the actual color will be red. it is hard to miss. >> with a quick google search we found so many other drug detecting products on the market. so, why a napkin? >> sherman says because it is unisex and it is discreet. >> we wanted to create a product that could be seemlessly incorporated into any social setting. >> sherman claims it will test more types of drugs than any other product on the market currently, and will be available by the end of the year. >> cory kauffman, fox news. >> ♪ >> well, that got sean going over there, eagles season is over, time for the sixers and the flyers, to bring something home too, sean? >> that's right. and the season might be over for the eagles but i'm still set bathing joyce, all right? flyers look to stay hot as they head west. hear why dave hextall is more confident than ever this season. and the sixers have 30 games left in the season, and all anybody want is a post-season appearance. me included. is it possible?

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>> the 76ers continue to trends in the right direction with last night's beat down of the pelicans, even though joel embiid was questionable with a sore foot, the big man finished first quarter with 16 points and six boards basically sealed the game at that point. he fin wished 24 total. by now we all know if embiid is in the game he's going to get his. one player really shined as of late the homey dario, over his last ten games, dario has averaged 18 points per game, in seven boards. that kind of production from a third starter is exactly what the sixers need if a post-season appearance is in their future. sixers with another home game tonight, versus the clippers, here is dario on defending home court.

>> we need the mentality, our cast, you know? we are here, come here, and easy, and we are showing that, we are showing that every day, every game, and of course i'm proud of my team. >> thirty games left in the season. and currently the sixers are in it for the eight seed. few teams around the 30 win mark, but from the looks of it, 40 winds is a lock. how about 45? >> we'll see. >> all right, over to the ice while the city was drawing out from the eagles victory parade on thursday flyers return home and beat the canadians five to three. now comes tough road trip west with a stop for the first time ever, hopefully nobody gets that vaguest flu. i actually had that one time, it was tough. before the trip to vegas, flyers take on the arizona coyotes this evening, hopeful goal can i stay hot like the dessert heat. ever since the goalie came back from his injury last week, the flyers have won four

straight. here is head coach dave hextall on the hot play. >> that's what moose has done for us, you know, for most of the year he comes up with big save when the team needs it, you know, that's something that our team is obviously confident that he'll do for us. >> now the flyers, have 28 games left in the season, as you can see, lead the way for one of the two wild-card spots, they have fire power to make a run at this thing, if he will yod continues his ways, look out, once again, orange and black back at it, 8:00 p.m. in arizona. over to the hardwood number one nova hasn't had trouble with many teams as of late except for the butler bulldogs lost to the dogs this year on the road, nova lost three straight, to butler. >> jay wright squad coming off, they needed a win in a bad way. sell out crowd. butler had it going. hitting in the ba3. martin finished with 30 on the day. nova down early. second half, different story.

donte, he was on point. that's right. shakes the defender, hits the long two, also, finished with 30, career high. nova pulls away in the second. they go onto win, 86 to 75. and finally, temple owls on the road. taking on south florida and fran has his squad playing well as of late. second half temple up 13, quinton rose, gets the board. and lays it in. hoop some harm. temple wins again 73 to 55. they're still straight victory. >> all right. >> sit of winners ladies. >> we like that. we like it. >> be sure to join us tonight. >> better than the alternative. >> that's right. >> be sure to join us tonight at 10:00. the fbi is a warning ahead of valentine day, those on line dating site the person on the other end is not after your heart. what you need to know before making a date tonight at 10:00. that's our news this saturday night. >> your live lottery drawing night. >> your live lottery drawing is next fol

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