units i'm pat lawson muse. we start with a story in southeast washington. the shooting happened around noon in the 1900 block of savannah east, a camp counsellor along with a 7-year-old and 8-year-old when someone fired a gun at someone else and missed. right now no one is in custody. the victims are in the hospital, but they are expected to survive. witnesses say they heard as many as ten shots. news4's darcy spencer has been on the scene all afternoon. she'll have a live report at 5:00. a tropical storm warning is in effect as debby hovers off florida's gulf coast. this afternoon the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> the storm is already spawning tornadoes and torrential rain as residents worried about how strong debby's going to get. nbc's jay gray is live in panama city with that story. jay? >> reporter: good evening.

you won't see anyone in the water or you shouldn't. the red flags are up, so is the wind and surf the rain is down a bit right now, but it's been growing today, just like concerns up and down the east coast. another wave from tropical storm debby slaps the florida coast. stalled in the gulf less than 100 miles from shore, the storm has lost a bit of its intensity, but is still making an impact. winds are up, so is the surf. but it's the driving rain causing the most serious problems. floodwaters have swallowed roads, now threaten homes from alabama through florida. forecast tracks still aren't clear about when it mike make landfall, but all of the models seem to great it won't be anytime soon. it's only creeping at 3 miles an hour, which means the rains in many areas will likely continue. >> we got here saturday, and all we've had is rain. >> washing -- >> our condo is prepaid until saturday, so we will ride the

storm out unless any evacuate us. >> we're hoping to catch some sun here and there, make the best of it. >> reporter: to this point the worst is a string of tornadoes spawned by the storms. the twisters have been blamed for at least one death and splintered trees and ripped away roofs in dozens of communities. now, the rain's expected to continue in many areas through the weekend, and there already have been at least 20 tornadoes associated with this storm system. this evening a tornado watch is still in effect across a majority of the state. live in panama city beach, florida, jim, pat, back to you. >> what are folks down in that area doing to prepare for debby's landfall? >> reporter: well, you see some of the heavy machinery moving in, they're going to make sure they clean the beach area and make sure everything is okay. the other thing that a lot of people are doing, they're buying

the essentials, getting batteries, making sure flashlights and radios work, stocking up with food as well. there are a lot of visitor tos area not familiar with hurricane season. emergency officials are wanting to make very sure how serious this is. >> jay gray, thanks so much, reporting live from florida. just where is december where? will it impact our weather later this week? >> doug kammerer is here with the latest. you've been tracking debby. >> the big thing about tropical storm debby, it's a weak tropical storm, 45 miles an hour really just barely tropical storm status, but the winds will not be a big factor. it is going to be the rain. yes, we've had heard about the tornadoes, so a lot of thunderstorms are out there. you can see about the entire state of florida is now under a tornado watch until about 11:00. once again it's not going to be the wind, it is going to be the rain. some areas just south of tallahassee today have seen

between 12 and 15 inches of rain. they're going to be seeing some massive flooding in this area. that flooding looks like it will continue. debby just off the coast, northeast at about 5 miles an hour was the latest objection from the national hurricanes center. this thing is going to stay down there all week long, so once again they could really be in for a ton of rain. we could be talking about 2, 3, 4 feet of rain, believe it or not, before this is all said and done. that's not something they need down there in florida. for us, a cold front came through the area, you probably will notice it, the winds are starting to pick up a bit. temperatures are going down. we'll tick toss the storms. out there right now, current temperature 88 degrees, but look at the winds, 16 miles an hour, dew point is only 53, so that 88 is a very comfortable 88 degrees. we are going to see the numbers coming down. 9 in cumberland, 81 in hagerstown, 82 in leesburg, so

the cooler air trying to make its way in here. wait until i show you the forecast. we have great weather in here, and then another heat wave. we'll talk about it, coming up. >> cleanup's still going on in parts of d.c. from friday night's storm, a microburst came through our area almost 72 hours ago now. tree crews are still trying to clean up the mess today. how, dry weather in colorado is fueling the flames. a fire near colorado springs started on sunday, forcing evacuation orders for 11,000 residence. many people were allowed to go back today, but in the past three weeks wildfires have burned nearly 250 homes, the air force is prying transport planes to drop chemicals. the fires are also threatening molest country's most beautiful spots. heavy smoke is clouding pikes peak and the garden of the gods. it's the biggest decision so

far this year from the u.s. supreme court, the ruling on arizona's controversyial immigration law is in today, but it is a mixed decision. some aspects of the law were thrown out while one key provision was upheld. steve handelsman has the latest from the court. >> reporter: both sides had something to celebration, as the high court handed down the arizona decision. by 5-3, the justices upheld the most controversial part of the law, requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop and suspect is not in the u.s. legally. the court rejecting the claim that that's only the federal government's job. swing justice anthony kennedy cited with court conservatives writing for the majority, the mandatory nature of the arizona status checks does not interview with the federal immigration scheme. consultation between federal and state officials is an important feature of the immigration system. that's what arizona's republican

governor had argued. >> this is the day we've been waiting for, and make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected. racial profiling will not be tolerated. >> reporter: but opponents of the so-called show me your papers provision will fight on. >> i believe it's the most venomous part based on race, national and racial profiling. >> reporter: the high court made clear if arizona cops do profile or bend the rules to make arrests, the law could be back in court. struck down that were the parts of the law banning living and working in arizona without papers, and police arresting those suspects without warrants. president obama celebrated that, but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying immigrant status to the --

>> reporter: mitt romney was cautious. with immigration on front burner, no doubt motivating many hispanics to vote democratic, team romney can't wait until thursday, when the ruling is expected heard on obamacare. at the u.s. supreme court, i'm steve handlesman, news4. children convicted of murder can no longer be sent to prison for the rest of their lives. in a 5-4 decision, the court said it is unconstitutional to sentence juveniles to life without the possibility of parole. that ruling involved the cases of two 14-year-olds, evan miller was convicted of killing a man in alabama, contrell jackson was an accomplice. the final steel beem was lived into place, the first tower to be completed on the site since 9/11. more than 100 construction

workers who helped build the structure signed and left messages on the final bloodstream. with "god bless america" playing in the background. it was hoisted 977 feet with an american flag attached. muslim brotherhood supportersre still celebrating today after their candidate was declared the winner of egypt's presidential runoff election, but mohammed morsi's victor has some christians wondering about their country's future. richard engle reports from cairo. >> reporter: the reality is just starting to sink in as egyptians woke up to the realization that mohamed morsi from the mum his brotherhood will be the country's next president. for his supporters, this is a divine gift. morsi wants to impose islamic law. in tahrir square, supporters have been saying that yes, it was democracy that brought the muslim brotherhood to power, but they saw the hand of god electing him.

on the other side, they don't want the muslim brotherhood in power. earlier today koppettic christian friends were asking me if it was time to leave the country. trying to change this country's policies, potential turns more anti-american, certainly more anti-israel. this country is now as a crossroads. morsi today was meeting members of the military council, waiting for him to assume power at the end of this month at a ceremony when morsi will be sworn in as egypt's next president. richard engle, nbc news, cairo. back here at home, americans were buying new 4078s last month, a sign that the housing industry is recovering. new home sales rose to 7.6% between april and may. that's the highest level in more than two years. sales reached an judgmented annual rate of 369,000 homes. that's the best pace since april

of 2010, which was the last month that buyers could qualify for federal home buys tax credit. sales are increasing despite the sluggish job market. each home built creates an average of three jobs per year, according to the national soeshs of home builders. today kicked off the opening round of wimbledon. one williams sister is already coming home. venus williams played in the first round. she was unseeded. she lost the first five games of this match, lost the whole thing 6-1, 6-3. that's the first time she lost in the first round since 1997. she's scheduled to be here in washington the next month. dwyane wade, lebron james, chris bosh and the rest of the miami heat took that are celebrations to the streets. hundreds of fans lined downtown miami, some of them waiting overnight to see their championship team. the heat eventually took their celebration inside american

airlines arena. the heat beat oklahoma city last week 4-1. it's the team's second title, but the first time for lebron james. doesn't get much closer. heads or tails could determine who makes the u.s. olympic team to the women's 100 meters. there's a tie for third place between ails son felix and engine neva tarpo, the top three in the race -- the two women will either have a runoff or a coin flip to decide who wins. if the athletes disagree which to do, the tiebreaker will be a runoff. if both athletes decline a preference, the tiebreaker will be a coin toss. there are just 31 days until the london olympics right here on nbc 4. i think i would go for a coin toss. after that, i would be whipped. >> that's pretty exciting, though. >> um-hmm. when "news4 at 4" continues, is kim kardashian getting ready to tie the knott again?

plus we'll meet her new bff. christie brinkley goes catty. and america's got talent heads to vegas.

channing tatum starts about

his days as a male stripper. and also christie brinkleysh with details, let's join shawan robinson. hey why is christie brinkley fighting with peter cook's new wife? >> if you were going through this divorce and dealing with his child custody issues with your ex-husband, would you expect him to bring his new wife to court and for her to be talking to the media about you? my gosh, pat, this was crazy. supposedly the two women, peter cook's new wife, suzanne and christie brinkley had words at the according. according to "new york post" suzanne said christie said to her, when you find out he's been cheating on you, i'll be here for you, and suzanne fired back,

come up with a new line. my goodness, can you believe this? >> no, that's ugly. okay. let's move on to kim kardashian. she has a new bff. what's this all about? >> well, both kim and beyonce were in new england with their men. jamming to the sounds, oprah interviewed kim kardashian. she interviewed the entire family, and oprah asked if kanye -- this relationship with kanye felt like a permanent relationship to kim, and kim says, you know, she definitely feels like it. could there be wedding bells between kim and kanye when kim is officially divorced? what do you think? do you think they would make a good husband and wife, pam? >> we won't hazard a guess on that, but we guess no. >> all right.

. what about the requesting playboy" cover shoot? >> i was not there and would not have been there. i don't want to see the full monty. "access hollywood" was there, but sister girl is showing it all. she's ku78ing up on her 40th birthday. she looks absolutely fantastic. she's going to be turning 40. she says she feels more sexually free, more together now than she has ever felt. she hasn't done "playboy" in ten years. but when you've got the goods like that, why not? if it's for you, go ahead and do it. but for the record, shaun robinson was not there. >> she's looking good. she's got it still. >> she is. >> you were talking with "magic mike" star channing tatum about

his pre-hollywood life as a male stripper. >> oh, yeah i was there, all right. i was there, okay? channing tatum just got like so hot to me. you have to see "magic mike" it's about male strippers, but it's sensitive and has poignant moments. men will enjoy this, too. i'm not going to tell you why, but they will enjoy it. the ladies will really like it. it's loosely based on what happened to channing tatum. he was actually a stripper years and years ago. he made pretty good money. he pitched the idea, and matthew mcconaughey is fantastic. there's a scene in the movie, i'm not going to give it away, with a pump. >> okay. >> ime not going to say anything else. >> nice to know there's a story in that movie somewhere. what's on "access" tonight?

>> all of those stories that i just told you about, we've got the men of "magic mike." more on the kim kardashian/kanye west. katy perry's fashion flashback. i love her style. she's talking about her new movie and the girlfriend in her life that's always been there for her. >> she's a chameleon. shaun, great to see you again. >> thanks, shaun. aspirin tess rules the kingdom. "brave" debuted in the top spot earning nearly $60 million. it features a young scottish princess who rebels against a forced marriage. "madagascar 3" came in second, and "abraham lincoln vampire hunter" due abued in third. the show is heading to have egg base.

mark barker has a sneak peek now up to tonight's show. >> welcome to las vegas. for more than 100 acts, this week's trip to the strip -- ♪ be my baby ♪ be my little baby >> they clearly have to step up their game. vegas is treacherous. >> reporter: kithants who survived the initial auditions will try to earn a spot in the 20748. and the live shows that start next week. >> i'm not going to be a pushover. i really feel strongly about the 48 that i have gone in my head. >> reporter: in contrast to the initial auditions that passed by quickly, it spend several days in vegas awaiting their chance. >> it's a real mind game that they have to endure before they enget on the actual stage.

>> reporter: instead of a moment in front of a big crowd, it was one in front of only the judges. >> some people are crushed by it, and some people rise to it. it's interesting to see the cream rise to the top. >> not that that makes it any easier to pass judgment. >> we always say it's hard, but it's even harder, because there are so many great wow moments, phenomenal crazy acts. >> reporter: the ones that emerge from vegas. >> this is the moment of truth. >> reporter: -- will stay in the hunt for a million. we like crazy form the crazier the better. >> it looks crazy. coming up on "news4 at 4" an inspiration all race when an injure canine crosses the. a dock collapses during a

so we're not going to have too much to worry about from debby? >> no, i think debby will stay down there in florida. i think they could pick up a couple feet of rain. it's amazing. that thing will sit and stay there, so for us, don't worry about debby. it looks like it may stay down there, and it may look -- nice

weather the next cupeling days. then what i think could be another heat wave. this one could be hotter than the last one, if you believe that. the 7, 99, 97, that's what we saw with the last one. this one we may even come to a few reports this week. temperature out there right now, 88 degrees, on the warm side, but what a nice afternoon. most of us falling into the lower 80s, as we look around, with winds out of the north at 16 miles an hour, those winds gusting to 125 miles an hour, that's the warmest spot. take a look at the numbers, 79 back in winchester. we just saw a few -- but this front at boundary extends

out, behind it. we're beautiful. we are in for a cool night tonight. you might be able to open up that window. a lot of us have had that ac running nonstop. you may not need it tonight. it will be quite nice. tomorrow, another nice day. a beautiful day tomorrow. tomorrow may be about a perfect june afternoon. wednesday we start to get warm. by later in the week, we start toss hot against. rather breezy. tomorrow clear skies, and a great start. 50 in some of the cooler suburbs. tomorrow afternoon, not bad at all. we'll call it just fantastic.

a bit on the breezy side. 99 on saturday, and 96 on sunday, and guys, i debated going 100 on start, but i'm trying to keep it below that century mark there. >> sizzle. >> it could be on again. 99 is enough. >> let's not go there. >> thank you, doug. still ahead on "news4 at 4," country music star is headed for broadway. >> a special event at the finish line. plus once kate middleton wears something, everybody

welcome back at 4:30. i'm jim handly. i'm pat lawson hughes. two young boyce and their camp counselor will shot in southeast today. they were on their way to a pool when someone fired a gun at someone else and they missed. right now no one is in custody. we'll have a live report tonight at 5:00. today the supreme court struck do you three of four key provisions in arizona's

controversial immigration law. however, the court upheld what may be the single most controversy wall piece of this legislation. it requires people is not legally in the u.s. tropical storm debby continues her slow but destructive move toward the gulf of mexico. the storm has spawned tornadoes. the outer bands are dumping torrential rain. >> on wall street today, stocks started the new trading week on a sour note falling 1% over concerns about the eurozone's debt crisis. the nasdaq dropping about 56, and the s&p 500 wound up this monday with a 21-point loss. every dog has its day. for a police dog and his partner, that day was yesterday in california. they were part of an endurance race. despite the canine still

recovering from a shooting. however, as letitia ordez records, the four-legislated part of the team was strong enough. >> reporter: randy van deucen and his partner gave them lots of love as they reunited. >> it's awesome. so happy to be here in auburn now, and be done. that was a long 28 1/2 hours. >> reporter: the two were separated for the first time this weekend so the officer could join the western states 100-mile endurance race. the crowd went wild as he mised to run the last lap of the race. the canine is recover after he was shot by a suspect last month. not even a cast could stop him. >> reporter: how inspiring was it? >> he's just awesome. >> the two received medals. he said his partner wasn't with him the entire time, but

deserves just as much credit. >> i started cries, and just knowing he was waiting for me at the finish line, and, you know, the family is here, bodie was here. >> reporter: they phased freezing temperatures -- >> we had some hail, we had freezing 40-mile-an-hour gusts up in squaw valley, and worked all through it. got down here. >> reporter: the officer says b bo bodie, said -- >> he's a strong dog and has been through so much. >> he'll undergo surgery tomorrow, and is spected to recover for duty in december. today marks three years since the death of michael jackson. ♪ jackson died an ahn overdose of the anesthetic propofol back in his home.

at the time of his death, he was rehearsing for a world tour called "this is it." a jury convicted jackson's figures of involuntary manslaughter. murray is currently serving a four-year. the hash stash rest in pe e peace. he is said to be in good spirits today and is undergoing testing. trebek is expected to recover fully and back to his hosting duties when the new season begins taping next month. he's been hosting jeopardy now for 28 years. billy ray cyrus has a new role. for the first time it's on broadway. the country music star will leave his gnashville roots and take place in chicago. he east be playing a criminal lawyer for a seven-week gig.

it begins november 5th. he starred with his daughter miley cyrus in "hannah montana" and has acted in tv movies. others to join him in chicago are sophia vergara, usher and brooke shields. the duchess of cambridge may be the future queen, but she'll have to bow down to members of the royal family. she reportedly updated the order of precedence. it directs kate middle son to curtisy when greeting the, quote, blood princesses when she's without her husband. when prince william is with her, kate does not need to bend the knee to them. at all times she has to curtsil. two hats worn by kate middleton will be sold at auction tomorrow.

both of them are black, made from straw. they did not belong to middleton. she rented them from a hat shop when she attended special events from prince william. she wore the hat with the white freter in 2008. she wore the all-black hat to a friend's wedding in 2010. they make a statement. >> yes, they do. there is more to come at "news4 at 4." a consumer alert, thousands are bags of salad are recalled. also jet man is at it again. his new stunt is next. a bride

dole fresh vegetables is recalling more than 1,000 cases of bagged salad. it includes products sold in six

states, including virginia. on the recall list, kroeger fresh selections leafy roe main, kroeger fresh selections greener supreme, and walmart marketside leaf y romaine. dole says the veggies may be at risk for his tieria is a food borne illness the company says no one has reported being sick. salom world is a web side. the site is promising to screen out offensive content. the site is based in istanbul. they hope to attract about 50 million users around the world. while it's targeting muslims, the organizers say anyone is welcome to join. the site launches in july during the month of ramadan. imagine looking outside your window and seeing someone flying alongside you. this happened in switzerland.

youy see why he's -- he took flight called jetman. he reached speed of up to 130 miles an hour. it's not the first time he's pushed the boundaries of human flight. he's flown above the grand canyon and english channel. >> that is so cool. >> it's his superman act. i guess he turns the jets down and floats to earth. >> just could get over traffic, how could would that be. when we come back, an experiment an procedure that zaps the nerves that trigger high blood pressure. plus a woman is caught on

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today, we're ready for whatever swims our way. ask your doctor about symbicort. i got my first prescription free. call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. okay. it's going to get hot, a repeat of last week, but today and tomorrow not bad. >> this evening is going to be a great night. if you're thinking about having dinner outside this week, i think tonight week the night to do it. and then, well, things might go downhit, as temperatures go way up. we're looking at very nice conditions. we've seen that cold front move through the area. temperatures are starting to fall, as the dew points have been fall all afternoon. that makes for a very comfortable asp and evening. even though we're at 88 right now, so i'll bet this number will be a bhit lower.

and we have a pretty good wind out there. so that will help produ some cooler temperatures this evening. 82 in lesion burg, still 87 in college park, 88 in baltimore, but once again that dew point will help it feel very nice, maybe even cool in some locations, some areas down around a degrees. there's the cold front way down to the south. maybe around 50 degrees, maybe upper 40s. but you may be able to open up those windows and turn the aco. tomorrow temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. no matter where you are tomorrow, it's liking absolutely fantastic. thinking about heading down toward the beaches look at these

numbers. 96 on saturday, and 95 on sunday, a chance of showers or thunderstorms, it will be very warm if you're heading down toward the beaches. it's not all bad. hopefully we'll get a bit of a sea breeze to help. next couple days, 87 tomorrow, 93 on thursday, 98 on friday, and 99 on saturday, with a heat index most likely above 105 again, so yeah, the heat will be on, talking about heat advisories, this time we're prepared for it, so just something to think about. >> we're going to sweat it out, that's for sure. >> we can sweat together. high blood pressure is one of the most common conditions affecting americans today, but a small group of patients can't get it under control. no matter how much medication they take or changes they make to their lifestyle. >> now an experimental procedure literally zaps the nerves that trigger high blood pressure. the u.s. study is still in the

early stages, but results from europe are promising. >> reporter: 60-year-old diana richardson is one of the millions of americans who has uncontrolled high blood pressure. he was taking four blood pressure medications, but still had levels that topped the charts. >> my surroundings was my house, and that's where i stayed. i wasn't able to do anything else. >> reporter: doctors suspect patients lie diana have an overactive fight-or-flight system. now a nationwide clinical trial is studying a procedure that zap the nerves. you're interrupting the fight-or-flight nervous systems. >> doctors thread a cath her to the kidney artery and apply radio frequency waves. idea is to calm the signals

between the brain and kidney. renalal denervation is not approved in the u.s., but study in europe suggests that it works. >> patients in the trial won't know if they're getting the real procedure or a fake. a month after diana participated in the trial at duke university, she noticed a significant drop in her blood pressure, and has been able to add exercise back to her routine. >> i feel like i'm getting my life back. i feel like i'm getting me back. >> reporter: so far doctors have seen minimal side effects linked to the procedure, but admit they don't know much about the long-term effects. erica edwards, abc news. coming up on news4, a wedding party gets soaked. plus a creative way one person turned a tiny apartment into a place with lots of room.

coming up on news 4 at 5:00, cashing in on stolen merchandise and the crime traced back to a nordstrom's warehouse. plus a tip leads police to a 17-year-old who is now facing charges in connection with a series of attacks on farm animals. coming up at 6:00, we are just learning new details about an extortion plot involving robert griffin iii. we'll tell you about the arrest in that case. [ mosquitoes buzzing ] [ female announcer ] off! deep woods dry repellent. the protection of off! deep woods with a formula that feels dry not greasy. off! deep woods dry. keeps bugs off! sc johnson. [ female announcer ] off! deep woods dry repellent. the protection of off! deep woods with a formula that feels dry not greasy. off! deep woods dry. keeps bugs off! sc johnson.

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an architect in hong kong is proving you don't have to have a lot of space. he turned a 345 square foot apartment into a marvel of compact efficiency. nearly everything in it is convertible. the couch become as bed. the walls reveal other rooms, including a kitchen complete with a fridge and dishwasher. he managed to squeeze a tub into a tiny pad. he says decades of living in cramped quarters inspired the idea for this. not for nba players. an entire wedding party in michigan likely had cold feet this time around. six couples were posing for pictures when this small dock collapsed into the water. it happens over the weekend. the groom says they were on the

dock for about 30 seconds when it just began to break. it looks like everybody managed to get a good laugh. nobody got hurt, ma maybe just stress over the wedding dress. still ahead on news4, a woman's b

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an orlando woman made a bad sits a whole lot worse. it was all caught on tape. bob keeling has the story. >> i can just pay you in cash. whatever the [ bleep ] it is. >> you want to pay me in cash. >> ashley simone anderson appears to be making a bad situation worse. just before 3:00 yesterday morning, a trooper pulled her over on suspicion of speeding along orange avenue. then the trooper says she repeatedly tried to bribe him. >> there's no way i can pay you off, even like $3,000 in cash. >> ma'am, i'm going to tell you one more time to step out of the vehicle. >> reporter: mo make matters worse, anderson refused to get out of her charge, adding another charge. the felony bribery count is far worse than the original charges for which she was pulled

officer. >> it's a misdemeanor, so yeah its a more serious offense, punishable with a more serious punishment. yeah, the bribery is significant, and we take that seriously. >> reporter: anderson told the trooper she needed to drive that morning, because her boyfriend, he couldn't, because, you guessed it, he had gotten a dui. she also brags about successfully bribing an officer in south florida before. >> i paid him probably $2,000. >> you had $2,000 cash on you? >> yes, i did. >> and you gave it to him? >> i gave it to him. >> the trooper said she offered him $3,000 against. young children shot at camp. a fairfax county teenage facing charges in a series of disturbing attacks. what police found that reportedly ties him to the crime. 100-mile-an-hour winds topples trees. crews continue to clean up the mess as home owner assess the

damage. the supreme court rejects key xomants. why critics say some part left open is an open invitation to racial profiling. good evening, everyone. >> our top story, a camp counselor and two young children shot today in southeast d.c., but they were not the intended targets. >> this gunfire erupted around noon today in the 1900 block 6 savannah street. a witness heard at least 11 thoughts. darcy spencer joins us live with the developments. >> reporter: let me show you where this happened. we're told there were about 30 kids, ages 4 to 12 lined up on the sidewalk area behind me. we're told a gunman was chasing after someone, fires shots. that's when those bullets hit three innocent victims.