chris gunness is spokesman of the u.n. relief and works agency for palestine refugees. >> there is no evidence whatsoever that there were militants inside the school, no evidence that there were militants firing rockets from inside the school. in international law you have to distinguish between combatant and noncombatants, you have to distinguish proportionality. >> we will go to christopher gunness in a moment in jerusalem. earlier today israel announced a yunnan rural seven-hour truce in most of the gaza strip except for rafah. alreadyians have accused israel of breaking its own cease-fire by launching a bomb attack that killed an eight-year-old girl and wounded 29 other people in the shotty refugee camp. just before the cease-fire began, an israeli airstrike killed a leader from islamic jihad. hamas has accused israel of misleading the world about the alleged capture of an israeli soldier. on friday, israel said one of its soldiers, lieutenant but are golden, had been captured -- ldin, hadt hadar go been captured near

chris gunness, spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency, joined me earlier from tel-a-viv, and i asked him about the state of gaza's infrastructure. what do residents actually have to go home to? >> well, it's a very good question, and i'm afraid to say it says a lot about where we are in gaza. that i don't have an answer. and just as after the fighting in 2008, 2009, teams of surveyors, engineers, had to go and make site visits for days, weeks, months on end. that's where we are now. so what we saw in the last few hours is a dramatic reduction in the numbers in unwra shelters, so about 60,000 people left our shelters. they're going to a very uncertain future. they're going to see what's left of their houses. we estimate that tens of thousands of people have had their houses leveled. many will have had their houses so badly destroyed they're structurally unsound and unfit for habitation. and, of course, many of those homes will be connected to water and electricity grids that are no longer functional. so big unanswered questions, and it's only one we've got out there in th

. >> chris gunness, thank you for talking with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. my pleasure. >> all right, time to talk about some news happening here in the united states. we have new unemployment numbers to show you, 209,000 jobs were added in july, but the jobless rate ticked up a tenth of a point to 6.2%. for more on what the numbers mean we bring in our chief business correspondent christine romans. >> this is still a healing in the labor market, not too strong to indicate the fed could pull all its support out of the economy and start raising interest rates too soon and not too weak to cause any concerns about the economy overall. can i give you some perspective here, carol? every month you get all these numbers. i want to show you how this kind of broadens out. you have 229,000 jobs on average each month this year, 229,000 on average, that's the strongest start to the year we've had since 2006 at least and that compares with the other years. think of 2010 only 88,000 a month, so you're seeing this slow healing overall in the labor market. when you look at

. >> chris gunness from the united nations relief and works aswrensy. thank you for being here tonight and thank you for the work you're doing. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> the state department's condemnation of israel's strike on the u.n. shelter yesterday is only the latest sign of fraying u.s./israel relations over the course of this conflict. now top officials in the obama administration are adding their voices to the growing chorus expressing concern over the high number of civilian casualties in gaza. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power issued a statement calli ining yesterday attack on u.n. school, quote, horrifying, while valerie jarrett said it was indefensible. >> israel absolutely has the right to tee fend itself and we are israel's staunchest ally, but you also can't condone the killing of all of these innocent children, so we're very concerned, we're monitoring the situation closely. >> the united states wasn't even present for the cease-fire negotiations in cairo today which may or may not have anything to do with the abs

chris died because of craven, irresponsible politicians and era. they talk about gun rights. what about chris' right to live. >> the bill has special resonance for survivors. members his own family had tried to warn police. when she saw signs that her son was a danger to himself and others she could not prevent him from possessing a gun. nor could law enforcement, whom she called. >> ab 1014 passed the california assembly this weekend. the governor had once vetoed a similar bill, so it's unclear whether he'll sign this into law. melissa chan, al jazeera, san francisco. >> still ahead the cease-fire in gaza holds, but residents face another deadly threat. and throughout the hour we're going to look back at some of the big stories in the summer of 2014, and we begin with the recurring violence in chicago. >> i'm ash har quaraishi in chicago. there have been 230 fatal shootings in chicago. one of those fatal shootings happened right here on the evening of july 18th. it's one that sparked particular outrage because the victim was an 11-year-old. she was about to make s'mores here

chris died because of craven irresponsible politicians and the n.r.a. they talk about gun rights. what about chris's right to live? . >> reporter: the bill has special resonance. members of elliott's family warned police, knowing his mental condition was dangerous. >> when she saw signs that her son was a danger to himself and others, she could not prevent him from possessing a gun, nor could law enforcement. whom she call. >> reporter: ab 10-14 passed the calve yap assembly. the government vetoed a similar bill. it was unclear whether it would be signed into law. >> it doesn't have a name yet, but a new drug may be one of the biggest advances in cardia care. medication can prolong the lives of people with heart failure. it lowers a risk of death or hospitalisation by 20%. it was the subject of a trial, including 8500 people. the study was halted because the drug's benefits were so clear cut. the research was published in the new england "journal of medicine." >> protesters rally on the street where michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer, darren wilson. the shooting

gun. >>> kerrey? >> all right, chris. also, concert dangers, made in america, is this weekend.s parents, should we be worried? what some kids are up to that we need to know about. q? >> at the elmwood zoo, feed ac giraffe, coming up next, his name is lewis, he is five year old. i'll be feeding him some lettuce. this will be fun. hey, lewis, say hi to good day. >> that's what he is talking about. >> giraffe. >> okay, was that his tease? >> speaking of big hairy things, people that have a loft hair. >> yes? >> the more i like at you today, i know that you're both too young to remember this tv and movie actress named ingrid steve glens you're right, who is that? >> let's put up a picture, and get a shot of this woman here. no, that's me. >> oh,. >> actually -- now look in the camera for goodness sake. >> do you kind of look like her. >> oh, ya. >> yes, right there. >> oh, ya. >> that's a compliment. >> ingrid stevens. hey, could you sue to remind what movie she in? >> it will take forever. >> i'll do it because do you have do weather that's good. >> finally let's keep this up all

gun point. >>> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean.t is a crime that police admit they haven't seen a lot of before, and for that reason, they're telling people to be extra vigilant on social media. >> our nat is brown is live at southwest detectives with the details and the people that police believe are behind this unusual crime. natasha? >> reporter: well, we can tell you that this is apparently a boyfriend/girlfriend team and both of them are current until police custody at this hour. after police say they used something as innocent as a social media site to lure and what about their victims. >> i was scared. i just kept -- i just kept thinking oh, man, i hope this don't get my last night. >> after being robbed at gun point, this victim had chose in the to be identified knew it could very well have been a night that ended tragically. after briefly meeting a woman on august 1st, he was lured to the 200 block of south allison street where the female suspect's boyfriend lie in wait. >> i park on the corner and she said meet me inbound

chris christie a dead man walking or be the comeback kid? politico.com asked that question in a column this week and basically supporting christie in turn as how there's no smoking gun in bridgegate. there also a quote from the article, more than a few republicans see chris christie something akin to bruce willis' character in the 6th sense, the lastman to realize he is no longer alive. >> chris christie is not over it yet. 7 1/2 months ago we started the bridgegate scandal, you have 17 months before the remaining caucuses start, a lot of time for forgiveness and re-evaluate and rebrand and chris christie whether a he has to do with his brash style which used to be cute and attractive, not as much, because he has been branded as a bully, he has been to be a maverick and come up with clear ideas, among republicans he is leading. 1%. >> it's a vacuum in terms of nobody -- listen to what a christie confident dant said, if we nominate rand paul we'll get mondale. >> in this environment with what's going on internationally, being a libertarian he is done, latest poll he was 13 next guy was rand poll. jeb bush could close the void. i'm not saying chris christie emerges. >

the gun just went off. chrisproblem with that was if you will remember there was a gun charge where's discharged the the gun through sun roof of the car and at that point in time that was an accident too. the problem is that there were two witnesses in the car that contradicted his story that it was accidental. they said it was purposes full. that is why prosecutor is calling him a liar. he is trying to bring up these instances of lying to the judge so judge can basically discount all of his testimony. >> okay. so that brings us to the judge in this case. she's surrounded by two advisors. live picture right now. she has to take months of testimony, and then, the back story here with the gun having gone off from the car, before, and then how long does she have to decide this case because unlike here where a jury then sits down, she can take months to decide. >> she can take as long as she wants, there is no time frame that she has to live with, so what she will do is sit down with those two assessors and as you lo

. >>> when it comes to a recent gun veto in new jersey, residents are split on governor chris christie's decision. >> the governor vetoed legislation that would have reduced the number of bullets gun magazines can hold. a new poll finds 49% of garden state residents support christie's veto while 42% disagree. 66% believe the governor should have met with parents of the children killed in the sandy hook shooting. the governor declined to do so. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the casino crisis and the thousands of people about to be out of a job. stood new jersey regulators gave the final approval for showboat to shut down at the end of the month. and then another job fair for laid off workers is now going on. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cyndey long checked in with applicants of the job fair and also talked to residents who fear all of the doom and gloom will force their property values to drop dramatically. tell us more. >> reporter: homeowners here are definitely nervous, especially if they're in the market to sell. clearly not everyone who works here in atlantic city l

gun. but a witness told chris hayes last night it did not happen that way. >> they did not reach forest firen at all. he did not reach for the officer's weapon at all. >> he did not initially assault the officer. i didn't see it. i was standing in the officer's driver door window, where he touched the officer any type of threatening way. >> lowrie of the washington post is in ferguson this morning. we have seen two nights of violence so far. i want to read a tweet. an overwhelming feeling that the entire town is on edge. that everything is ready to explode. it's horrifying. tell me about your sense of what you're seeing there. >> of course. i got -- thank you for having me. second of all. i got in yesterday which was after most the looting. you can see the gas station that took the brunt of the rioting that happened two nights ago. last night it was

relationship of police and community said there was a struggle for the officer's gun and an individual who said he witnessed it gave nbc's chrisnts. >> did michael reach and struggle for the officer's gun as the police are saying he did? >> that's incorrect, sir. he did not reach for a weapon at all. he did not reach for the officer's weapon at all. >> bob herbert is a senior fellow at demos. bob, this is a classic case of a community divided and a lot of emotions boil over when an incident triggers it. >> an dree, yeah, obviously, i'm no advocate of violence but i'm surprised that there haven't been more eruptions like this in the african-american community. there's frustration seething, really, across the country, and there's a lot of factors feeding into it. it's the police behavior in many cases, certainly. but it's not just that. there is a feeling that the concerns of the african-american community have been largely ignored and that goes to the economy, african-americans are being left behind in the so-called rebound of the economy. african-americans are upset with the way president obama has been treated in many cases,

the gun guards are just making sure they stay in their area. >> chris melchior has worked in the fieldor six months. recently he changed positions from being a gun guard to becoming a line pusher. >> me as a line pusher, i don't carry a weapon, and when you go from being a gun guard carrying two weapons to line pushing and you lose that security blanket, it's not a real good feeling in your gut. >> clean the front of your row. all that grass out in front. >> we watch these guys, make sure they're working. it's a mind game really. they'll test you. and you've just got to keep up with them. >> five is going to be the very end one. and then just work your way back. five, four, three, two, one. >> make it in their head that you're not out here playing. you're out here meaning the real thing. basically, you've just got to put your foot down and let them know you mean business. >> as their day of hard labor comes to an end, inmates load vegetables onto flatbed trucks, assemble in their lines, and begin the journey back to the prison. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil, but

rosenburg, the nra's chief lobbyist chris cox said they were promoting an idea that gun are ownership is a disease that needs to be eradicated. should the cdc not be the place where this research is conducted? >> first you need to realize when people don't like the results that they're getting from honest scientific research, they try to discourage the researchers and the methods. the nra did not like the research that suggested that having a firearm at your home does not protect you but puts you at 300% more risk that someone in your family will be killed in a homicide and 500% more risk that someone in your family will be killed in a suicide. so the nra didn't like the fact that the research, very legitimate, high-quality research, showed that putting a gun in your home did not protect you. cdc is the only background and the epidemiologic skills to look at the picture, the picture of mental illness and what happens when the adjudicated mentally ill have firearms. the department of justice can look at what happens when convicted felons and criminals have firearms. but the cdc has the

guns. >> when you have police actually threatening chris hayes of nbc, when you have three more reporters being threatened by the police, that's part of the story. >> you're right. that social media is putting a lens on the police but also putting a lens on the protestors. >> that's correct. >> not all are peaceful. >> that's correct. >> they're looting stores and perpetuating violence. >> i condemn that as most people of rational thought should but there's a way to understand the conflicts in which it happens because of the way they bungled this and nixon has a history. he voted to desegregate the schools or tried to have that happen back in the early 1990's. >> when you see the news conference where the information is basically inconclusive more than a week after this young man was killed, now, whatever you think about the case, whatever noise is out there but going back and forth on this, even if he stole the cigars, even if that happened, he's 18 years old, doesn't seem like he deserves six bullets for stealing something. >> and you cover the white house most of the time. ask a secret

but they do believe he is armed, with at least one gun, and they are on the hunt for him right now. kerrey, chris? >> let's hope they find the kids okay. meantime philadelphia police investigating two overnight shootings, one man rushed to the hospital after being shot in the city's hunting park neighborhood. shooting happened just after 11:00 last knit near fourth and west wingohocking streets. victim shot in the stomach, no word on his current condition. police only have limited information on the shooter. the second shooting happened in the city's cobbs creek neighborhood, police got the call before 1:00 this morning and arrived on scene along the 5800 block of haddonfield street. nineteen year old man shot in each thigh. he was last reported in stable condition shooter has not been arrested. >> three homes damaged during overnight fire in camden. crews were called to the scene at sixth and spruce streets around 1:30, fire put out hour later. unclear if anyone was inside when the fire broke out. no injuries have been record. no word on the cause. >>> rises dents who live near penny park are be

i thought they've been outlawed since the 30s and the machine gun kelly days snm that's a misconception, chris they are available they're just tightly regulated. you are allowed to buy a fully automatic weapon, you just have to go through certain checks. one thing that's really amazing to me is that a 9-year-old girl would have access to these. she wouldn't be able to buy one, possess one, but we don't have regulations on shooting ranges. one to two people are killed accidentally with a gun every day, we need some regulations on these guns and shooting ranges. >> what's it like to hold an automatic oozie, firing bullets every second or so. is it like holding an oozie in your hanned? >> for her to be given this weapon and thought it can be used safely is ridiculous. even charles cook said, this is a bad idea, i think we can all come together and agree that children should not have access to automatic weapons. again, let's have a larger discussion about children and guns in this country. with rights come responsibility. the nra used to say, they still do it, guns don't kill people, people do. in

>> i think it's possible but you know, for example, in new jersey, chris christie, who knows, maybe there won't be a smoking gun and he won't be indicted. but i don't believe these investigations have gone on all this long without some legal action being taken against people around him. scott walker is in a very tight race. he may lose his race for governor in wisconsin. guess what? ain't no way he's going to run for president after that. i will say this, ed, i hate to disagree with one your guests, i do not believe that it's out of the realm of possibility that mitt romney will run again. he has the ego for it. he'll believe he's the only one that can win because of the problems the other folks are facing. >> would the tea party extremists go along with it? >> well, i don't think the tea party extremists have ever been in love with him. there's a bigger problem though. if anything the average family in america right now is feeling the effects of our 1% class division, even worse than they did the first time mitt ran. you have a public even more suspect of corporate vultures who now control 40% of america's wea

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it would generally be up to the states, chris, if there were any laws that talked about ages a gun rangesand likely states that would pass the law don't need the law. and the states that need the law won't pass the law. and it's unlikely that we're going to have any change on the hill, and probably federal law wouldn't be the right place to address ages on guns anyway. so i'd say we're not going to have any legislative change, although it would probably be good if little children were, couldn't do that, but the children need protection immediately. that's where common sense comes in. that's where range operators have to say we're not going to do this anymore. we've had two deaths, they shouldn't be shooting these kinds of guns. they're submachine guns for the military, for the police, for trained people that collect them, certainly we understand that. in the citizens hands that have a permit for it. but not for children. it's not disneyland. you don't need to go out there shooting those kinds of weapons. >> chief johnson, seems to me even a fire hose had a kick to it. you need a couple se

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. >> a gun range is being planned near animal and dog training facilities. news 4's chrisordon visited the area today. >> reporter: these horses prepare to compete with olympic level riders. they are boarded right across turner road near sugar mountain is the land where both an outdoor and indoor firing range is being proposed. >> if the horses get used to the constant noise the people are not going to and they will find elsewhere to board. >> reporter: the crack of gun fire is also a concern at this dog playground. it is located here just about a mile from the proposed firing range. the firing range will add to the stress and anxiety of the pets boarding here and hospitalized and recovering from surgery and going to grooming adding to their stress. >> reporter: a homeowner -- >> i think one of the main objections is noise, quiet enjoyment of the property. i'm a frequent user of sugar loaf mountain. >> reporter: they pass out signs saying no firing range. the signs are on display all along turner road. >> people enjoy coming hiking, riding and just the tranquillity of the

gunned down. >> it is a mill tearization of entertainers. >> i am glad chris brown was able to get through the "ge" knight shooting without it damaging his reputation. >> and i love how he preached nonviolence in between hitting people. i want to show one clip before we move on. >> who is maroon 25? >> is that what i said? >> are they 5 times [bleep] than maroon 5. >> did i say that? >> yeah. >> when? >> at the beginning. >> i didn't even know. >> i could tell the difference. >> i didn't even notice i said that. wow. that's strange. thanks for pointing it out on tv. >> you said it on tv. >> we all know the real name is adam levine and friends. >> no it is the [bleep] and friends. about of we go, i want to play this clip. it is a clip of two guys middle aged dudes. we the are looking for a steak house and they wandered into the vma's and they just thought they would do some kind of fun stuff. >> i meant to do that. >> did you notice even the homeless guy was like, what is going on up there? the homeless guy was like who are those guys? that was jim carrey by the way. who is the other dude? >> jef

our reporters taking the picture of police raising their guns of a group of journalists on the ground with their hands up. take a listen to chris hayes describing to rachel maddow the scene at 11:00 p.m. central time. >> it looks like flash grenades. there's smoke rising up. we see protestors hurling things at, i can't tell what they are. they are popping in the sky. they look like fireworks. they could be flash grenades or tear gas here, frankly. there's smoke now rising up into the sky just now we have now entered what now seems the inevitable. now everyone is booking. >> running. down canfield. >> everybody is booking down canfield, and there's -- people are also lobbing -- i'm not sure what the heck they're lobbing back. it think that was someone throwing a tear canister back. we have the loud crowd noise. it's complete, complete chaos here as the crowd disburses in the midst of this smoke that's now bill lowing out and rising up. i can start to feel it a little bit on the eyes. >> nbc news jay gray is in ferguson. jay, good morning. can you tell us about your wild night out there? >> hey there, good morning, dara. it's alm

some of our msnbc.com reporters saw a man with a gun who had raised his hand above his head and shot three times. our chris hayes is always there al also there, as well. a significant amount of news that showed that michael brown was shot at least six times in the front. let's bring in our chris hayes as we await our press conference. et se it seems like our curfew is in effect? >> so far, in terms of things as the curfew, things do seem to be largely quiet. we just got some reports of some pretty heavy use of tear gas and bullets around 9:30 local time, in terms of want i've been able to see driving around here, we're awaiting a press conference from law enforcements officials here talk a little bit about what went down this evening. i going to go over there and listen to that press conference. we can talk about -- yeah, we're going to try to get cable down there so i can go stay hooked into you guys. but, so far, what happened lags night in terms of the dynamics were it was sort of things that had been pretty chill and then they got "unchill" around 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. very, very intense situati

gun and fire. and there is a weight, a reality here that -- chris is having trouble getting -- you have no sound. >> no. i can hear you. >> so i think it's something that, you know, we can -- everyone can do better on. i think holder going there actually did work. and that's an example of, you know, somebody -- a political intervention that is pretty successful. >> i want to thank all of you for jumping in here as we were solving our technical problems. it's live television, folks. >>> next up, we'll be talking to the reverend jesse jackson and dr. ben carson. stay tuned. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. di

gun and fire. and there is a weight, a reality here that -- chris is having trouble getting -- you have no sound. >> no. i can hear you. >> so i think it's something that, you know, we can -- everyone can do better on. i think holder going there actually did work. and that's an example of, you know, somebody -- a political intervention that is pretty successful. >> i want to thank all of you for jumping in here as we were solving our technical problems. it's live television, folks. >>> next up, we'll be talking to the reverend jesse jackson and dr. ben carson. stay tuned. dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> well, we have our technical difficulties sort of figured out. we have the reverend jesse jackson on television. and we unfortunately have dr. ben carson, yes, we do

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gun. so no word on any suspects at this point in time, kerry and chris. >> jennifer joyce live for us in cheltenham, thank you. >>> overnight house fire in olney send a 60 year-old woman to the hospital. it broke out at 2:30 in the 300 block of west ashdale streets. crew where is able to get things under control in fewer than 30 minutes, woman is expect to be okay but no word just yet on a cause. >>> also happening today three siblings killed in the carjacking in north philadelphia will be laid to rest. >> funeral services are scheduled for 11:00 at seventh day church in accounts oxford avenue. kiera williams, joseph read and terence moore died july 25th when two men driving a stolen suv crashed in the fruit stand that the children had been selling, produce from. their mother was one of the three other victims injured in the crime spree and she is still in the hospital. >>> six philadelphia narcotics officers charge in the major corruption probe will be in court today, a judge will deciding whether or not the men will remain behind bars pending their trial, or set bail. the defendants have been hou

. >> reporter: hi, chris, this is the intersection of torresdale and magee, where the shooting happened around 12:45. this police van was hit by a bullet and the suspect's gunis sitting next to an evidence marker on the sidewalk behind it. there is still a loot of ballistic evidence out here at the scene. the scene is expanding by the minute, more than 30 evidence markers are out here that crime scene detectives are process. you have internal affairs officers out here as well. they got word a man armed with a gun was on the 6400 block of ditman street. they responded to that call on their way to ditman street, they encountered that armed man here at the intersection of torresdale and magee. they tried to stop him, police tell us, but the man we're told immediately fired at them, hitting officer corpowski on the left side of his head. he returned fire as well as three other officers. the suspect died around 1:35 this morning as a result of the injuries he sustained here. he was taken to frankfurt torresdale hospital. they believe the suspect fired at least two times, once hitting the police van which is still in the middle of the intersection and the second

chris, it would be hard to argue with that. we know there were at least eight people in the crowd with guns, at least tw or three injured by gunfireas you talked, governor jay nixon ordering the national guard in to help restore the peace after another difficult, very dangerous night here. the chaos unfolded hours before the curfew took effect in ferguson. with armored vehicles, officers in riot gear rushing in. >> i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> police used smoke canisters and tear gas to try and gain control of what they describe as a very dangerous situation. >> shots being fired on officers. a number of molotov cocktails being hurled and then the looting or vandalism of businesses. >> early reports indicate two or three people were injured by gunfire, none of those shootings parentally involving police. at least four businesses were damaged and looted. for the first time, the violence stretched to just outside the police command post here. the call went out for every available officer to rush back to the area, with shields, batons and wearing gas masks, others undrawn. as another night of viol

chris? >>> the sounds and scene of police in ferguson, missouri, once again breaking up protests. demonstrators hit the streets for more than a week after an unarmed teenager was gunneddown by police. we're heading live to ferguson this morning. in just a few minutes we'll have jay gray reporting on the overnight developments, the national guard is there in place. his report is coming up at 4:45 a.m. >>> locally count on nbc 10 to keep you on top of breaking news we've been following overnight. a philadelphia police officer in stable condition, lucky to be alive according to the commissioner after being shot in the head overnight in tacony. he's been identified, officer stephen korpalski was grazed in the head. again, he'll be okay. police then shot and killed the suspect who opened fire on them. this happened at the on corner of torresdale and magee. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of this still breaking story this morning. >>> we're on top of breaking news in the tacony section of philadelphia. officer korpalski and other ours had goen to this area for a report of a man with a gun. we learned that officer korpalski is 34 years old, married and has a baby t

. >> good morning, chris, that is where we are here at the crash site. police are trying to figure out who fired the gunto all of this this morning. car crashed here at cheltenham township. >>> what is even worse, their mother, who is still in the hospital has no idea, that her children are dead. the funeral is being held today. >>> will he or won't he, ex-eagles star irving fryar could face serious jail time for mortgage fraud, how his mom could end up there, as well. >>> that would be a fall from grace. >> we should see how that pans out. right now we are approaching 6:31. the weekend is not the best. did you get outside at all. >> it was hard to, rainy, dreary, stayed at home and rented a movie yesterday. >> good movie weekend, that is right. folks at the shore are getting sunshine behind those clouds. it is doing its best and succeeding as well. you may have more sunshine at the shore then you will around here. we have a look outside and then a look at your number of the day, weather by the numbers, we do it every day. we select a number between one and ten. today we go up to seven. we will have war

chris, what do you think about that? it's a different idea. not that these trucks in particular are filled with gunsnd weapons but rather, they could be filled with aid but the idea is to look threatening and provoke a reaction and starts something? >> i agree with colonel peters that the priority here for put fin is to get the ukrainians to engage with that convoy and hit it. i don't think we should be under any delusions this is civilian or humanitarian aid convoy. i don't know exactly what is in the convoy. what i do know it has been escorted continuously by russian military helicopters, russian military vehicles, russian state police and it has been stopping off at russian military bases. for all i know that convoy is full of food, water and other humanitarian supplies. but as strategic issue is functioning as element of russian military. second observation, the russian separatists rebels in eastern ukraine are failing. rebel commanders were resigned or fired by moscow if you believe moscow is in charge of this. the ukrainian army is outperforming expectations and pushing rebels back. the russia

went flying at a party thrown by singer chris brown and suge knight, the founder of hip-hop label def row records, among those wounded. it's not his first brush with gun william, what do police think is behind this whole thing? >> reporter: well, they suspect it may be gang related since he has ties to a group out of california. this happened 1:30 sunday morning. tmz videos shows hundreds of people sprinting out of the sunset boulevard nightclub screaming and shouting. three victims, one remains in critical condition. the shooter reportedly hit knight six times. one bullet in the arm, five in the chest, three apparently passing through. deputies descended on the club but the shooter escaped. the mayor of west hollywood called the violence unacceptable, saying quote, this was just a regular night of fun on sunset strip and it was disrupted by criminals. a member of the band black-eyed peas describes what he saw. >> what happened in there, bro? >> i don't know, man. i just heard a shot and i got out of there. >> how many shots did you hear? >> four shots. >> reporter: detectives are looking at the video to see if they can i.d. the shooter, if he has a c

chris righter. they are sticking with sweden? >> yeah, they are. it is important for volvo to its swedish guns.or them to show some consistency and maintain their heritage of being swedish, they are known for being durable, reliable, safe cars. they have to do that from sweden. it is a very strong statement from sweden that they are very much still swedish. >> if i want to buy one of these cars, i'm looking at the volvo, s-5. the the s.u.v. the b.m. swmbings a lot bigger. mercedes is a lot big r. that gives them margins that swede listen struggle to do if that is where volvo is going to stick? >> volvo is 1/3 of the seist size of b.m.w. and mercedes. it is owned by china and gili. it is stuck ob its own. relatively small compared to the big german players. they have to come one something different. they have to come one a different selling proposition than the germans . they have to find their niche. one of the ways they are going is to try to be a little bit offcenter. offcolor. they are trying to be more elect reason toically asuit. they are introducing apple's car play into their system. als

chris brown's tablt. table. there was words exchanged. someone confronted someone else. there was pushing. after that, wasn't very long. there certainly wasn't going to be a fistfight. gunsou hear the shots clear as day. >> reporter: then this instagram video taken by a person at the nightclub shows him driving away from the club apparently unhurt. now there are reports of an altercation between a rapper and security at that same club abo an hour or an hour and a half before the shooting began. at this point, it's unclear what role if any that fight played in the drama that ultimately unfolded here. scary stuff. >> ryan, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," what has this girl just so excited? sara has the answer. you have to stick around for "pop news." maybe a hint? >> no. that face is enough. look at that little girl. my face before dinner. my face before dinner. v-e and i. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last sever

. >> after chris kyle died last year at the texas gun range -- he is not there to defend himself. >>one and jesse venture weather last time i talked to him, who lives in mexico. how can you sleep at night? >>> coming up on the show, his words caused a stir on capitol hill. >> apparently, i hit the right nerve. >> so much so that nancy pelosi charged at him after he was done speaking. congressman moreno is coming up live, next. >>> and a daughter sell has her tickets sold online? you'll read more on this, coming up. >>> the house revives a border crisis bill, but not without drama on the floor of the house of representatives. watch this, nancy pelosi chases tom moreno across the senate floor. >> apparently i hit the right nerve. >> joining us this morning is congressman moreno, thank you for coming on. glad to see you in one piece. what was your response? how afraid were you? >> i was a d.a. in the united states attorney, i have been threatened by murderers, so this was a walk in the park. >> what did she say to you? >> someone hollered as i was speaking, which there was a tremendous

chris gordon will have a more detailed look at shauna washington and her daughters at 5:00 tonight. >>> breaking news at 4:00, one of the nation's biggest gun control advocates has died. >> former reagan press secretary, james brady, passed away this morning at the age of 73. brady was one of four people shot during an assassination attempt on president reagan in 1981 here in d.c.he was shot in spent most of the rest of his life confined to a wheelchair, he suffered partial paralysis and slurred speech. the experience spurred brady to become a gun control advocate. in '93, president clinton signed the brady handgun violence prevention act requiring a five-day wait and a background check before someone could purchase a gun. the brady campaign to prevent gun violence is also named after him. as press secretary, brady was known for his whit and in 2000 the press briefing room was named in his honor brady's family said he died this morning at a nursing home in alexandria where he had been living with his wife. coming up at 5:00, tom sherwood will have more on brady's life and legacy. >>> there was no romance between the prosecution's star witne

chris, kerry? >> along those lines, steve two, crime schemes, two lives lost. man accused of shooting his wife inside a south jersey hospital room before turning the gun on himself. what place say they found in this couple's home finds things even more disturbing. and cristobal affecting weekends plans? >> not real, will bring effect to the coastline, luckily, staying far out to sea, should and direct miss for us. that being said, we still have other rain chances over the holiday weekend, we'll talk that coming up. >> caitlin, controversial liquor store in south jersey shutting down a mid protests. what message we're told this quiet little store sent that was loud and clear to customers who then called the cops. >>> good day, it is thursday, august 28th, 2014. we're only one day away from the weekend, if you're counting. >> right now, weather on the one's. cristobal, that's my spanish for chris. >> pronounced much better than i have all week. cristobal. >> cristobal, thank you, chris murphy. really that was much better than my horrible american accent put on it. and that hurricane is still moving across the atlantic. looks like it is headed our way but not, brin