the here's captain nicholas brown. >> this is relatively, doesn't happen in this type of area.fe area. you know, we are looking at video footage. there are many cameras that we are discovering in the area. that is good thing about this area we have a lot of video footage of what happened in the area. >> reporter: back out here live police are looking at that video but at this point they only have released a vague description of the suspect, and as you can see, i mean right now it is pretty quiet here in rittenhouse square but folks are out walking their dogs, they are taking morning jogs and they expressed shock at this this type of thing could happen here in this community. people who appear to be family of the victim arrived, early, and were visibly shaken by hearing that the 24 year-old man was killed, and no word just yet on his identity as police try to figure out how and why this occurred and try to track down that killer. live from writ even house square, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> okay, cherry, thank you. >>> still to come on "eyewi

darne nicholas brown is charged in the murder of 17-year-old hawa gabbidon and her unborn child. brown shot and killed hawa gabbidon in a north charlotte park. brown was in police custody from an arrest in august of 2015. >> right now police are searching for a driver who they say took off during a traffic stop and hit a pedestrian. this was the scene in uptown charlotte after the incident. police tell us they tried to stop the car near trade and poplar streets when the driver took off. police say the vehicle hit a pedestrian on east trade street. and the pedestrian was taken to cmc with serious injuries. >> and right now police chief troops after video surfaced of an officer hitting a man during an arrest. the suspect on the ground in the video 26-year-old malcolm elliott charged with hit-and-run and resisting an officer. kerr putney spoke out for the first time and sharon smith talked to the chief today and is live with more. tell us more what the chief had to say? >> paul, a lot of people in the city have seen that video so the chief is trying to respond to the concerns. he to

tonight this man 26-year-old darne nicholas brown is charged with her murder. coleen harry is at police headquarters with more on the arrest. >> it's taken three-and-a-half years but homicide detectives believe they have caught the person who shot and killed a young pregnant teen. investigators today charged with murder and murder of an unborn child. he shot then 17-year-old hawa gabbidon back in 2012. also officers found the teen's body after midnight july 10 in in theresa elder park after police were called for someone shot. for years her family pleaded for help finding the killer. this past january detectives obtained a search warrant for hawa gabbidon's cellphone records and calls were made and received on the phone in the hours before she died. police found her phone charger but her phone was missing from the crime scene. now, they have made an arrest. >> detectives say the man was already in jail. when they brought him over today for questioning. in charlotte, coleen harry wbtv on your side. >> and we know brown has a previous arrest in mecklenberg county

homicide captain nicholas brown has more details on what happened. >> witnesses account, the plaintiffen fled the a area, going southbound on 19th street and then eastbound on manning street. we do have some video footage of the instant tenth that we are looking at right now. >> reporter: back out here live resident are starting to wake up and some have expressed shock about what happened here, overnight, all said, it is an safe neighborhood but the stabbing has them concern. now captain brown as i mentioned they have video, for multiple vantage point that provided at least a vague description of the what the killer last like. they are interviewing folks to try to piece together what happened n word on the identity of that victims. live, there rittenhouse square, cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a chester police officer is shot during some sort of pursuit, and as details emerge, tempts are running high between law enforcement and community. police were pursuing a vehicle and authorities say someone in the car began, shooting at police. police returned fire ki

brown. >> reporter: nicholas says he is tired of using bottled water. >> we don't feel like our voice is heard and there's nothing else we can do and we are tired of waiting on a solution. >> it's a problem that's been ongoing for a long time. >> reporter: fay dealt with the water for more than a decade. >> this is not fair to the water bill every month. >> reporter: it's problem that didn't seem to be clearing up soon and we took it to the president of aqua. >> what you are seeing is iron and magnesium natural occurring minerals. >> reporter: is the water safe. >> the water is safe. >> reporter: it's abundant in set quality standards for them in drinking water but since they are not a health risk the state doesn't enforce the standards. >> was -- this is well. >> reporter: we pulled water sample and found the companyexceed standards for the past 15 years in the neighborhood and in fact tom roberts says about 300 of aqua sigh terms exceed the standards -- aqua systems exceed the standards what do you want them to know. >> i want them to know we heard you all right. we heard you loud and clear.

brown hung up on her. >>> new tonight, one of the siblings accused of stealing money from a girl scout has bonded out of jail. nicholas delridge and his sister ashley winters faced a judge on sunday they were both caught on surveillance camera at a downtown walmart stealing the cashbox from a 12-year-old girl scout. last night they turned themselves in winters is now back home after posting a $2500 bond. >>> tonight the melbourne police department has numerals after two detectives got in trouble for drinking on the job. we uncovered an internal investigation that shows detectives ron anderson and eric gould about 212 packs and prostitution spring -- sting. anderson was suspended for 80 hours without pay. gould received a 40 hour suspension without pay. it was reassigned to patrol. >>> this is by no means the way the police apartment operates. that is way the chief took a hard stance upon it. >> we asked why the detectives were not fired. officials told us those suspensions are the same as a major fine. officials also told us they added numerals to prevent this from happening again . >>> we found out a children's denti

brown: a symbolic "burning of the judas," something of an easter tradition in some catholic countries. effigies of unpopular figures are set ablaze. this year in venezuela those figures were politicians, including president nicholasmaduro and a local mayor. but president obama wasn't spared the torch, either, the u.s. has long been a favorite target of venezuelan anger, and venezuelans have much to enrage them: the global price of oil, venezuela's main commodity, has fallen dramatically, crushing the government's bottom line. meanwhile, the venezuelan central bank began printing money at record levels. the result: massive inflation in the socialist country. the cost of consumer goods increased 275% last year, according to the international monetary fund. and that number is expected to double in 2016 long lines and empty shelves have come to define life for many, as well as anger at the maduro government. in elections last year, the opposition party won a majority of seats in the national parliament. earlier this month, after weeks without water, protests erupted in this san cristobal neighborhood. meanwhile, in caracas, nurses protested a lack of medicines and equipment, while across town, demonstrators called fo