. >> reporter: jim, homicide detectives cannot quite figure out why 14-year-old frazer and his 16-year-old friend would have been targeted. dozens of people were out on the block enjoying the holiday when a gunman stepped out between two cars and opened fire. >> there is great sadness on stella street on the block where 14-year-old frazer lived and a memorial now grows. his mother says her son was a good kid and about to graduate from eighth grade and deciding where to go to high school to play football. >> i'm living a mom's worst nightmare. no mom should have to bury her child especially to no corner gun violence. >> as many as 70 people were out on the block of orleans enjoying memorial day barbecue, they were walk to the 16-year-old's house to play video games everyone the shooter emerged between two parked cars, a tall thin male wearing a black hoody, firing several shots striking and killing the 14-year-old and injuring the 16-year-old. >> they saw the 14-year-old boy bleeding to death in the street just steps from their home. >> i cried last night with my kids. it could have been so

the shooting happened last night in the 2100 block of port richmond. 14-year-old frazer was shot multiple times at 9:30 and pronounced dead a short time later at the hospital and a 16-year-old was hit by gun fire and survived and is now out of the hospital. in the past 30 minutes "action news" spoke with the heart broken mother. >> am living a mom's worst nightmare. no mom should have to live this nightmare. >> the motive for the shooting is unclear and we are told that dozens of people were outside when the shooting happened. they hope that someone will come forward with more information. >> philadelphia city leaders banded together to deliver a message of safety. philadelphia's top fire check asked residents to prepare themselvesed and their loved ones if they find themselves in a similar situation. bob brooks is live now where the most recent fire broke out. >> reporter: rick, this is also the same scene where two young children lost their lives. 9 and 7 years old. you see the home as soon as the truck goes by a small memorial is made in their honor and city leaders say they hope that

after frazer was shot and killed on the 2100 block of orleans last night. >> i am not surprised shooting going on every day. >> i'm sick of it. people don't have respect for the neighborhood. >> police say that frazier was shot multiple times. a 16-year-old boy was wounded in the spray of bullets, he was hit in the shoulder and remains hospitalized in stable condition. she says she will never forget seeing frazier bleeding on the street near her front step. >> i'm sorry for his loss. my sonu him. >> her 12-year-old son and othered witnessed the aftermath of the violence and said it could have very well begun one of them. >> i cried with my 14-year-old daughter, it could have been one of mine. >> we need someone to come forward, you have a 14-year-old that lost his life. instead of graduating from only grade and enjoying his summer he is no longer with us. we need someone to call and tell us who did this. >> captain clark added that the 14-year-old and 16-year-old were simply on their way to the 16-year-old's house to play video games, when this happened. the motive is unclear and with 70

, but as you can see m essa 9 es james frazer, but as you can see m essa g es of james frazer, but asee messages of sympathy, of condolence, of solidarity actually to those who lost their lives in this city on monday night. with love from your scouse, mates, rob and jess. there isa scouse, mates, rob and jess. there is a light that never goes out. underneath that, we will not be divided, we will remain united. prayers and love from manchester's syrian community. you can see a manchester united scarf there. over here we have got a poster which says love overcomes hate. and that really was the message from the vigil here last night. a hot evening when thousands of people filled this square. thousands and thousands of people and the bishop of manchester spoke and the chief constable of greater manchester police spoke in very moving terms about the city coming together and how what had happened on monday night would not divide the communities of this city. there was huge and heartfelt and grateful applause for the emergency services, the chief constable, ian hopkins saying, "i thank you f

frazier was shot monday night after a gunman stepped out from two cars and suddenly opened fire, both frazer and his 16-year-old friend was hit. he died shortly after the shoot agent the hospital. a motive for the shooting is still unclear. >>> new at 5:00 a greyhound bus driver is taken off the job pending his investigation into his work behind the wheel. caught allegedly texting behind the wheel in route to philadelphia. vernon odom says he talked to a passenger who watch tropical disturbance happen from feet away. >> greyhound's management is upset and alarmed about this situation and saying it should in no uncertain termed tonight and so too the professional bus driver that took the footage, the driver was driving with his head down in what is called a defect book. this is cell phone video a greyhound passenger says he took yesterday as he rode in the front of the bus i-95 northbound in maryland from d.c. to philadelphia. the passenger, andrew tim ons saw the driver texting while driving. >> he was changing lanes without signalling and anything, like drifting over to the other lane and t

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frazer drive near robert sanders elementary school.up on a report of a family disturbance. officers fired at a man near the home. authorities say he's in the hospital, no update on his condition or what kind of injuries he suffered. >> let's check the forecast for this wednesday morning, another warm one on tap. >> yeah, and san francisco, it's going to be the most comfortable we'll see around the bay area. up to 78 degrees. and even cooler tomorrow. 64 degrees. we stay in the 60s the rest of the week into the weekend with a slight chance of showers late sunday. for the inland areas, up to 92 in the valleys. then by tomorrow, it's still going to be very warm. reaching into the mid to upper 80s. and then nice for the end of the week into the weekend. we'll see some more clouds in the mix and also a slight chance of rain between sunday night and monday, and then clearing out next tuesday with more sunshine and seasonable temperatures. let's head over to mike. >> we're seeing a big improvement for 92. the san mateo bridge, so the span its