wood where the animals are making best friends. >> they are without a doubt the stars of the show today, all females. this is tisha. joey and liberty all got their names by mean of a computer so many of it tjourney after a lif malnourishment nourishment and abuse. >> they were essentially raised in cages. nourishment and abuse. >> they were essentially raised in cages. neglect, abuse. and we have the opportunity here to save he's dogs. >> reporter: tisha, liberty and joey getting a second lease on life. >> they received vaccinations and medical treatment. >> reporter: they were among 170 animals rescued from a meat farmer in south korea by the humane society international in april. >> and they go throughout mostly asia to find he's dogs and to talk to the farmers and explain

to them that there are other alternatives. >> reporter: alternatives to include loving families to adopt them. social media posts have phones ringing and adoption fli applications st applications stacking up. >> it's cool that they're landing here. >> you're inviting essentially a child into your life. >> reporter: the animal shelter executive director says that it will take extra commitment. >> the training just getting done around other dogs, they never played with another dog. they have never sat in a human's lap before. >> and a special family considering the dogs were isolated, malnourished and abused. >> we're undoing a year's abuse to them and we are unable to do that in three weeks. so they have come a long way and now we're really ready for them to go into a forever home. >> reporter: and needless to say, you will have some competition. i'm told it will not be a first come first serve basis. it will absolutely be the best

fit for the dog and for the owner. tisha is tired, so she's being babied a little bit. i have a feeling once my kids see this this, i'll be part of that competition after work. cydney long, nbc 10 news. now to that breaking news on a woman found tied to a cinder block in a chester county pond. within the past hour, authorities identified her. the victim's name is ryan benjamin. she was 24 and a pre-k teacher who lived in the pots town. two men who were out fishing found her body on memorial day in a pond in east coventry township. investigators believe someone killed her elsewhere and dumped her body here. andrea klein thomas is talking to the district attorney to get updates and we'll hear more coming up later. tonight we're seeing surveillance video from the hit and run that killed a teenager.

you can see the teen go around the truck and the hit and run driver strike. the rest of the video too graphic to show on television. the owner of the auto shop was teaching victim about cars. his daughter was also dating the teen. he's heartbroken. >> everybody is heartbroken. >> police have found the stolen car involved this the hit and run. they are still looking for the driver. right now at 5:00, philadelphia moms demand action against gun violence. you're looking live at a rally in fairmount park all part of national gun violence awareness wear orange day. this comes as violence in our area is up this time over last year. in philadelphia there have been

108 murders including 87 deadly shootings. in camden, there have been 22 killings this year, at least half of them in broad daylight. it's not just tilly and camden, though. gun violence affects communities everywhere temperature today demonstrators took to the streets hoping lawmakers will hear their plea for better gun control. >> who we are? and what do we want? background checks. >> their voices may be the best weapon in this fight. >> we're not about taking anybody's second amendments rights away, but we need to find better way it is keep guns out of hands of dangerous people. >> reporter: these demonstrators are among the 85% of americans who want which band edwhich ban background checks. >> gun safety, gun peace, for

our children. >> reporter: with every step of their march to westchester's borough hall, these activists took a stand for vehicle ims especially hadiya pendleton whose 19th birthday would have been today. her death three years ago inspire this hd this national w orange movement. >> two weeks later she got killed by a stray bullet. she's become a symbol for the gun violence reprevention movement. >> legitimate gun control is important to everybody. >> reporter: the mayor presented a proclamation to the coalition declaring today national gun violence awareness day. >> i know a lot of people start to work toward prevention after they have lost a lovered od one. let's not wait. let's do it now. new at 5:00, philadelphia

residents are suing the city over lead contamination in their water. the class action lawsuit was filed today. in it the residents claim the city knowingly conducted construction projects that increased the risk of toxic levels of lead in their tap water. they also claim the city failed to warn residents of the risks. actively concealed the problem for, quote, negligent and deceptive conduct. we reached out to the city for a response and the mayor's office says they will review the suit and have no comment at this time. sky force 10 was over a water main break in center city that created a mess on the ground. also trouble on the tracks. the line opened up at 18th street and jfk boulevard around 11:00 this morning. it is right near the construction site for the near comcast tower. nbc 10 also had a crew on the ground. it happened so close to suburban station. septa said it caused delays. not yet clear what caused the water main to break, but 18th is

closed between market and arch as crews make repairs. a little bit of a backup during this afternoon rush. shore point started the day off with a bit cloudy. nbc 10 was along the boardwalk where they are still seeing overcast skies. a mix of sun and clouds right now. fortunately though dry at the moment. showers will be moving in, possibly some thunderstorms that could linger into the morning commute. we have you covered with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. >> let's check in with sheena parveen. >> the clouds are still hanging around at the shore. even more fog developing tonight. and in delaware, the rain moving in. so it's all really back off to our west right now. showers and thunderstorms, they're getting closer, but most of these won't be here until tomorrow morning. so in the meantime, we'll just see the clouds increasing as we go overnight tonight. also with your neighborhood weather, don't forget your seven

day forecast at the bottom of the screen for you. neighborhood temperatures currently in the 70s, upper 70s and low 80s across the area. here is a look at your philadelphia neighborhood. temperatures mostly in the low 80s thousand. some areas in the mid-80s. warm afternoon. but ahead of the rain for tomorrow, we could wake up with some showers and thunderstorms for the philadelphia area, but tonight we stay mostly dry. pennsylvania suburbs waking up with some showers and storms. temperatures in the 60s by tomorrow morning. even the lehigh valley if you're in south jersey and delaware, presently of the same. . more storms to part of your weekend. we'll take a look at that coming up. new information in the meantime on the death of music length he sa legend prince. a law enforcement official says tests show he died from a fentanyl overdose, a type of

opioid. investigators have focused on the prescription drugs the singer-songwriter took in the week before his death. prince died at his minneapolis estate in late april. governor wolf is asking for money out of the state's budget to fight the state's opioid crisis. >> this is a medical epidemic, one person one much our round tables called it a playing. people dying in pennsylvania as we speak.much our round tables called it a playing. people dying in pennsylvania as we speak. we need to address it. >> governor wolf wants $34 million out of the upcoming budget to build dozens of treatment centers across the state. the nbc 10 digital team spent months investigating the heroin and opioid crisis in our region. you can watch their special report generation addicted right now on the nbc 10 app. a kill list left behind by the gun man who pulled the trigner a murder-suicide on the campus of ucla. plus boxing great muhammad ali in the hospital. what we're learning about his

condition right now. and we'll tiell you what prosecutors say u.s. congressmen couldn't afford to pay without hone from his rich friend. a live recap is next. and later -- hands off the exhibit. one man's embarrassing mistake inside a pennsylvania museum that is going viral thousand. th. . . . .

muhammad ali is reportedly suffering from a respiratory issue. is he in fair condition an hospital stay is expected to be breefr. the 74-year-old suffers from parkinson's disease, as well. >> a 25-year-old man is facing murder charges for death of his grandmother. police arrested in a than i can't in a thannisnanian mcfadd. the victim died of blunt force fr trauma. mcfadden also faces charges of assault against his aunt. >> a witness to a hit and run chased down the suspected driver and made him return to the scene this morning at front street.

a 31-year-old man was crossing street when a driver hit him. the witness followed the driver and got help returned to the scene, but the driver took off again before police arrived. the victim is expected to be okay. today prosecute torors pain picture of a congressman unand i believe to pay funds. >> and prosecutors are focusing on his and his wife's finances. >> deanna durante was back in the courtroom all day long. she joins us live now outside the federal courthouse. >> reporter: prosecutors say when it came came to his wage taxes to money he needed to qualify for a mortgage, shack came fatah got help from his friends. the defense team's co-defendant is a loyal friend. prosecutors say he was the money guy whenever he needed cash. most the day was spent on the fatah bank records.

prosecutors say they show that they didn't have the cash to support a former nanny's college expenses or a new vacation home and they say fatah sr. did not have the funds to make a philadelphia wage tax payment. they say in each case the congressman got money from herb vitt vitterman. the checks were deposited in the account and a check was written to cover the congressman's wage tax payment for the city of philadelphia. prosecutors say without it they would not have been able to complete the purchase of vacation home. they say without the promise to pay for the former nanny's college tuition, fatahs would not have been table to secure her a spot at philadelphia university. jurors have already heard that the prosecution theory is that nanny tcontinued to work as a favor to the congressman. the nanny given nearly free

tuition from philadelphia university. and prosecutors presented late in the day a stripping of e-mails showing that the girlfriend was placed in fatah's office for employment at the same time as though e-mails were going back and forth exchanges information about the sale of that car. this is believed to be the prosecution's last witness on the stand as it testimony with him wraps up tomorrow. deand th deanna durante, nbc 10. now breaking news involving two military jets in different parts of the country. we've learned about a downed jet that is part of navy's elite blue angels. it crashed near nashville. there is no word on injuries. is this hours after thunderbird jets crashed after a flyover at the air force graduation in colorado. president obama spoke at that ceremony. the jet went down about 15 minutes -- or 15 miles i should say away from the air force

academy. the pilot rejected an wasn't seriously hurt. as many as 100 isis fighters to have fled to belgium from the battlefield in syria may be planning more terror attacks according to a top belgian official who. so to nbc news today. deputy prime minister says he's not aware of any imminent plot. as sound of 1,000 pounds of steel following to the ground, new york state department of transportation imploded the bridge, a new bridge set to open in june of 2017 costing taxpayers nearly $17 million. today was nice. tomorrow we'll have a lot more in the way of cloud cover and we're tracking some showers. here is a live look from the

comcast center. we have partly to mostly cloudy. still warm outside. but tomorrow we'll be seeing some showers and storms moving in. don't forget your "7-day forecast" skcrolling at the he bottom of the screen for you. locally we are dry. but the area that we are watching, that is just off to our west. so approaching washington. you see all the shower s ans thunderstorms that will approach our area. a lot of the rain are will struggle to move in tonight, but tomorrow it will be here. but tonight we're just going to stay mostly cloudy. neighborhood temperatures still warm. still the summer warmth. just not as warm as yesterday in some spots. 81 degrees lehigh valley. 81 in reading. 79 through parts of lehigh northampton counties. whitehall township, 83.

83 also in bethlehem. to pretty comfortable this afternoon. tomorrow, though, we'll be a different day especially second half of your weekend. we're going through time here overnight, fog developing at the shore and in delaware. and then we'll see some showers around the philadelphia area for the morning commute. that is 9:00 a.m. can't rule out some thunderstorms either. i think we'll just see scattered showers with still the potential for some thunderstorms. that's 7:30 in the afternoon tomorrow. saturday will be the driest day out of weekend. but also quite a bit of cloud cover especially if you're at the shore and in delaware. then we go in to sunday, showers and storms moving through and sunday some of these could be potentially severe. so we'll be watching this. tomorrow's forecast, hammonton, 74 and scattered showers. 74 atlantic city with scattered

showers around. philadelphia area and as we go up towards trenton, i think is this the spot would where we'll see the earlier rain. philadelphia area 78 with scattered showers and thunderstorms. in delaware, temperatures mostly mid-70s in harrington, 76 with a chance of thunderstorms. pennsylvania suburbs allentown, 76. we did see better improvements as we go in to saturday. so saturday will be a dryer day. temperatures back into the hid 80s. but we will see cloud cover around. 77 for the jersey shore. but then by sunday, that's when we'll see the showers and sto s storms, strong storms possible, high temperatures right arounder 70s to near 80. we'll take a closer look at the timing of the rain in your weekend forecast coming up. philadelphia's liberty medal going to a civil rights icon. we'll tell you the big name just

noi announced. and how a drill today is todaying on new heenk after the shooting on the uc will apcampus yesterday. ffrs but first, look but don't touch. the video that those a man learnings lesson a hard way.

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i absolutely and entirely renounce -- >> 100 people from 52 countries officially became new u.s. citizens today in mt. vernon. part of the vcelebration markin martha washington's 250th birthday. congressman and civil rights icon john lewis will be honored with the philadelphia liberty medal this year. lewis is being recognized to his dedication to civil rights and the constitution. the georgia congressman helped the 1965 march in selma, alabama on bloody sunday. the liberty medal is given each year to those who strive to

secure liberty from people worldwide. lewis has been presented with the award september 19. and the buyer of a inscribed king james bible carried in the battle of bunker hill. it sold for $160,000 at the april auction. officials said several donors provided the money to buy mibth bible. the museum set to open next spring. and 1975 was wrong. 1775 of course. unless you go to the museum, the rule usually is don't touch. >> absolutely right. but one guy just couldn't resist. the national watch and clock museum, yes, it exists in lancaster count at the, they posted this video of a man

touching the wooden clock. it fell and broke. the couple tried to fix it, but they decided to walk away. couldn't really piece it back together.museum director is not dressing charges, but wants to remind people to look and don't touch. and appaerntdly he said that they have had more problems with adults than the children coming lieu. >> he did the speed walk away, too. don't look behind. >> yeah, nobody was here. and you could soon have to pay if you want plastic bags at grocery stores. we'll tell you how much you have to shell out. but first back to a kill list. and a woman whose name was on that list is found dead in another state. >> that shooting at ucla has an impact on the campus of temple university. we'll explain next.

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serious developments in the murder-suicide on the campus of ucla. >> we've learned the suspect had a kill list and today a woman on that list was found dead. the gunman is mainak sarkar. police say he shot and killed his former professor in the engineering building and then killed himself p. he had two guns.

when police searched his home in minute menesot minnesota, they found a kill list. police searched the woman's home in a theonearby town and found bottom. she was shot and they believe sarkar is linked to her death. >> she was deceased prior to the ucl ch ucla shooting, but the timing we don't know exactly. >> as for the murdered professor, police cesar car had been blogging about how much he hated him and claimed the professor at tolden a computer code from him. >> and that situation brought new mean to ing to a drill at te university. nbc 10 was on campus for an emergency response practice event. >> pamela osbourne shows us how the active shooter scenario played out inside a campus dorm. [ sirens ] >> reporte

>> the message is get indoors right now. >> this is a test. >> reporter: the sound of the siren was only the beginning of an emergency response exercise in this active 145shooter shcen, they went in looking for people in need of youlating for the ben fft the police officer. >> reporter: fresh on everyone's mind today, the very real active shooter situation that played out on ucla's campus yesterday. professor klug was killed in an engineering building on campus. the suspect returned the gun on himself. >> you really understand why we

exercise. it's a shame that we have to, but it's important that we do. >> reporter: kevin helps coach students training to be emts to handle the various injuries. >> it's really not the same to say, yes, he'll open this patient's airway and determine what level of triage bag the patient is at. but when the paerkt tient is screaming and crying and it's a different feel. >> reporter: security officers locked down every building and staff at temple university hospital prepared to take this 30 patients all at once. the director of the emergency response team hopes they never receive the sirenses but just in case -- >> you plan and practice for the worst case so we can ham lesser

incidents more effectively. >> and that was pamela osbourne reporting.ham lesser incidents more effectively. >> and that was pamela osbourne reporting. trustee and his wife have donated $5 million to the school, the money will be used to bear rick the barrack a five year scholarship initiative. details will be announced in the coming months. and now to the weather and gray skies. not a lot of sun, but the temperature still nice. you see people walking and relaxing along the promenade. >> and in south jersey, these folks found shade as they got in exercise at cooper river park. showers will be moving in overnight. s they could get here in time for the morning commute.

>> sheena parveen is timing it out for us. >> it does look like showers for the morning commute, but i don't think everyone will see them. but expect them to be pretty scattered. it's off to our west. that's the area that we're watching for early tomorrow morning. locally we don't have the rain just yet. showers will start to get closer, but we will stay nice and dry. clouds hugging the shore that will cause this some fog. right now temperatures in the 70s and 80s. one area that has the biggest contrast, that's delaware. 81 in odessa. sussex county, we have 60 degrees. 64 in lewis delaware, not too far inland, we're in the 70s. so quite a difference when you get closer to the shore. as we go through tonight, clouds will increase, patchy fog around. and then by tomorrow morning, that's when we'll run into

showers for the morning commute. possibly even thunderstorms. temperatures in the 60s. we'll take a closer look at the timing of the rain throughout rest of your friday also more storms for part of your weekend that's coming up. majority of new jersey voters believe state law marmak should sleeleave at talantic ci alone. it's running out of money fast. governor christie provided legislation that will provide a loan to temporarily stay afloat. if voters approve the referendum, they would be the first in the state outside of atlantic city. it is now illegal in new jersey to import or export big

game trophies of animals threatened or endangered. the measure approved by lawmakers in response to the killing of cecil, the lion that sparked protests last year. those who violate the ban face a civil penalty. meanwhile turkey hunt hers set a new record in delaware. according to the division of fish andwildlife, 706 birds were killed during the turkey season. if you're planning ahead to next year, delaware hunters required to take a turkey hunter education class. and people who live in delaware, you soon could have to pay extra for those bags at grocery store. the state is considering tacking on a five cent fee for each bag meant to enkushncourage shopper

wri bring their own bags. the bill only applies to chain stores. a lool local lawmaker who pushed for medical care carry is new talking about regulating the industry. the senator announced plans to hold what he call as regulatory apolooza, the goal to develop industry rules to send for governor wolf for consideration. the july event is free and into the public. it was a meeting of east and west today. the world trade center of greater philadelphia hosted a delegation from philly's sister city in china. the group met with local businesses to discuss export opportunities related to health care and tourism, part of the effort to expand the reach of companies here to global markets. >> if we can expect our companies here with visiting

delegations, they can forge those relationships that will allow them to do business in china, that will allow chinese companies to do business here. >> the center says is that will ultimately mean more jobs for the philadelphia region. the good life, i guess, right, for somebody. here is what $18 million will get you in center city philadelphia. well, 17.8 to be exact. somebody has already ponied up that amount to own it, the heist priced residential property sale in the history of philadelphia. the penthouse is at 500 walnut and offers 8900 square feet of living space, has two story, he will vaelevator and terrace. >> you should add super to the front of that, super ultra luxury. more people than ever are surviving cancer.

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million more people compared to two years ago are cancer survivors. it's defined as anyone with a history of cancer from the time they're diagnosed through the rest of their life. by 2026, that number expected to reach 20 million. veterans in wildwood are on a new mission. >> they're be looking for other veterans who may not though about the benefits and help available to them. they provided free health screenings for anyone who served in the forces. it's saturday from noon to 4:00. exterminators are spraying for mosquitos in three parks today and tomorrow. they include haines park, aubrey collins and sutcliffe park. all shouldvoided for two

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police are asking for your help to identify the man in this sketch. investigators say he was seen talking to kids near an elementary school back on may 20. according to authorities, he was asking them how they get to and from school. anybody who may recognize this man is asked to call police. we could learn as early as tomorrow if charges will be filed against the family of the boy who fell into the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. authorities have wrapped up the investigation but legal experts say prosecution is unlikely. the boy spent about ten minutes with the 450-pound gorilla before the zoo shot and killed the animal saturday. the gorilla exhibit will reopen tuesday with a safety

behavioribehavior i barrier that is higher and reinforced. donald trump may have just picked up his important endorseme endorsement. paul ryan said he would be voting for trump and that is he more common ground with trump than disagreement. it comes a month after ryan says he wasn't ready to back the presumptive republican nominee. and today in san diego, hillary clinton took aim at hillary clinton making the case that she's the candidate with reeld wor real world experience. brian mooar has the story from washington. >> reporter: in san diego, hillary clinton argued she can be trusted to lead america in and uncertain world. and donald trump can't. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. >> reporter: the former

secretary of state offered sharp contrast, her experience against what she says is trump's up predictability and unfitness to lead p. >> it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> reporter: it was a speech trump knew was coming. in sacramento, he hit her hard on issues ranging from trade to terror. >> will i libya, iraq, iran has the middle east more dangerous than ever before. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton are now virtually tied in california. >> while she may be focusing day on donald trump, i think we have an excellent chance to win the primary here. >> reporter: a marathon primary season that may be settled next tuesday. and if sanders can pull off a big win, he wouldn't seize the nomination, but key up end the democratic convention.

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. donald trump denied he posed as his own public relations spokesman john miller in a 1991 phone interview, but according to fact check do the orlk dock two men are the same person. >> what is your name again? there john miller. >> what is your position? >> factcheck.org asked a speech scientist to analyze the voice on the tape and to compare it to an interview of trump from around the same time. her cononclusion, john miller a donald trump are one in the same. well, let's take a look at your neighborhood temperatures now. and we're warm outside. we're still in the 80s across parts of area. we'll stay cloudy tonight with

patchy fog around. we're in the 80s in medford, 83 mt. laurel. so still warm at this hour. 77 degrees. if you're in mercer county, mid upper to 70s here. prince to be 77. hamilton coming in at 80. also with your neighborhood weather, don't forget your "7-day forecast" is scrolling at the bottom of screen for you. so locally we're dry. we have some rain approaching. but not too much of it will make it here tonight. it's mostly going to be tomorrow when we'll see these showers and thunderstorms approaching the area. so the rain is going to be here for part of the area for the morning commute. so keep that in mind before you leave the house. so showers and thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow. near 80 in some spots. mostly mid-70s lehigh valley. if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, 77 phoenixville and westchester with scattered

showers. mount airy 78 as well as fairmount. and new jersey neighborhoods, 77 in trenton with scattered showers and storms. if you're along the shore, you have a lower chance of seeing the rain in the morning.skaet scattered in the day. in new jersey, 76 in dover. 77 tomorrow in wilmington. middle of the three day stretch tomorrow to sunday this would be our saturday, that will look leak the best day out of the weekend. sunday is when we have another round of rain returning. so saturday is your best bet to get outside. more thunderstorms start to move in sunday. some could be severe. so shear future weather. patchy fog tonight. we could see showers around even some thunderstorms across the philadelphia area. up to are the pass of trenton by the morning commute. kind of scattered through the rest of the day. tapering off tomorrow night. saturday the clouds will be

around and it will be a drier day, mostly cloudy. and then we go into your sunday. in the morning we could have heavy rain even thunderstorms. and possibly some severe storms later in the day on sunday. we'll take a look at the rest of your weekend forecast coming up. let's check in now with a van in ga van in gut friday. what's coming up on nightly news? >> hillary clinton unleashes here fiercest attack yet on donald trump. and we're getting answers in the mystery over what kyilled princ. and the battle of the zika virus at florida team parks. back to you. >> we'll see you at 6:30. so a 6-year-old boy decides to call 911 on his father after he says dad made a big mass it

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all parents know your kids' eyes are always watching you and that includes when you're behind the wheel of a car. one massachusetts boy called 911

after they says his dad ran a red light. and now dad says it was all a big misunderstanding. >> he's a precocious kid who likes to follow the rule. last week his respect for traffic lights. >> when a yellow complete, you go slow. when it turns red, you stop . >> reporter: almost got his dad in trouble with the law. >> i told the police to give him a ticket. >> reporter: after driving home together from the store, the 6-year-old called 911 from his parent's phone. p. >> he was in a black truck and he was in my mommy's car. >> police posted the call on social media. >> we had to go through the car wash and he went past the red light. and it's turned into a big head. >> it can be stressful at the 911 dispatch center, so it was a little bit of a something to smile about. >> reporter: but robby's dad

says he didn't break any traffic laws. >> the light was red so i stopped and turned. >> the police dispatcher eventually spoke to dad. >> ehe said you ran a red light. >> oh, no, i apologize. >> no problem. >> reporter: and determined everything was fine. >> i couldn't do anything else but laugh. >> reporter: more importantly, robby's dad knows his son will not hesitate to call 911 if he ever brings the law. >> don't get your dad in trouble, okay? >> he's already in trouble. >> the best reaction right there. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. coming up next at 6:00 -- >> we continue to follow the breaks news, tonight new details about a teacher found in a chester county pond. plus talking to children near a school.

why police say eats what a man asked the children that has them concerned. next on nbc 10 news at 6:00.

a teens run down and killed by a hit and run driver. nbc 10 has the surveillance of the crash and we spoke to the

father of his girlfriend. just 30 minutes ago, police i had figdentified the victim a 18-year-old kenneth maldonado. >> lauren mayk is where the crash happened. >> reporter: and the family here at this auto shop knew kevin very well. as you mentioned, he was dating the shop owner's daughter. one of of the brothers even referred to him as his brother-in-law, that's how close they were and why the crash that help had right here is so painful. it's a heartwrenching day. the teen they embraced as one of them is gone. do you think of him as a son is this. >> yeah. >> reporter: this man opens the shop. his daughter t's boyfriend was struck by a hit and run driver. you can see the teen