positive and started settling legal claims against him. >>> big honor for kelly clarkson. she has been named the grand marshal for the nashville christmas parade. she lives there and says she could not be more proud. >> reporter: i'm marc martinez. coming up, we hear from the woman who says chris brown threatened her with a gun as singer into custody. >>> plus, an intersection is shut down outside of a local high school after an 18-year-old bystander is killed when two cars collide. dave munsey is here with a look at the areas affected by the put your finger to good use. >>> an 18-year-old woman is killed outside of a west valley high school after a chain-reaction crash involving two cars. >>> he pulled out the gun and was like get the f out of here and that is when i left. >> r&b singer chris brown arrested after a standoff at his home. hear from the woman who was >>> the monsoon returns to the valley. dave munsey has the forecast. >>> a snake found in scottsdale. what we're learning tonight. >>> and thank you for joining us. first tonight at 6:00, a weather alert for ari

thanks to clarkson's quick thinking, johnson did not get any farther. arms out, and i just got on top of him, until the deputy caught up to us. >> reporter: johnson does have an extensive record. he is behind bars without bond. in brandon, jen holloway, newschannel 8. >>> still to come tonight, it was all about speed at the olympic track tonight. >> coming up next, am so of the world's fastest runners, including usain bolt ran an incredible race. at some of the top events. >> what sets this medical marijuana store apart. >> a warm high of 92 degrees. it certainly was a warm one. gave birth to showers and thunderstorms. a pattern change for the weekend, we'll have that coming >>> this is not something you see every time the olympics comes around. a relay team racing against the clock and only the clock. that is exactly what the american women's 4 x 100 team did tonight, a day after dropping the baton in the second finals. the replay showed they were bumped. >> they needed to make the nearly a full second. jack, that's pretty impressive when you're just r

all this, again on the 5500 block of clarkson. likely where the residents spent mess of the night after this, sleeping under their beds instead of on them and those weapons and those holding them, still out there on the streets somewhere, more likely reloading then rethinking their violent ways, chris and lauren. >> all right, thank you. >>> recent violence in east germantown raising fears about safety among people living there. >> two, six years old have been hit in just the last few days so local activist are going door to door in an effort to stop this violence. the group, well, they call themselves philadelphia seized fire and they land a anti violence rally last night but neighbors say ironically they were just too afraid to attend. mothers tell us they live in fear that their kids will get outside and play, and perhaps, face the same situation, stray bullets flying. >> i'm nervous. kind of afraid to let them be out here on the block, you know, with stuff happening, it is nothing to to with the kid. >> i think they should be

. >> investigators say bullets littered the scene in the 5500 block of west clarkson street. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside st. christopher hospital where the young boy now fighting for his life this morning. justin, what's the latest? >> jan, brooke, good morning, that's right, the youngest victim in the shooting, six year old boy, shot in his chest and arm. was brought here to st. christopher's after undergoing emergency care, over at einstein hospital. he, as you mention, one of the four people gunned down last night. the shots rang out just before 11:30, thursday night, the resulting crime scene now spanning the 5500 block of west clarkson street, where two victims reportedly live on to the 500 block of east ashmead. nearby, on the 5500 block of wooster street, 14th district police found two shooting victims in the front seats of a gray pontiac, one, that six year old boy, shot in his chest and arm, and man age 29, shot in his chest, stomach, both arms, and one leg. he is now recovering at einstein. police say they were likely en route to a hospital,

look at this crime. >> the 40 caliber handgun round, five cars shot up, along the block of 5500 clarkson, one house that sustained multiple gunshot holes through it in the 500 block of ashmead street, the second floor. and we have four possible video locations that we will be retrieving video from that, as well. >> reporter: looking live at st. christopher's, that six year old boy again in critical condition. that 29 year old man in the car with his is also critical at einstein. the two other male victims are stable. also, here at saint chris', that six year old girl who was shot in her left armpit earlier this week, we are told, she continues recovery. she was shot about a mile or so away from the scene. that happened most recently, again, we are told that her case and this case just now there are no tips regarding anything about the shooters or the circumstances. we are live here outside saint chris', justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jan, back into you. >> you just can't help but think about what their parent are going through right now. all right, the eagles pre-season

. >> investigators say, bullets littered the scene the 5500 block every west clarkson street. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside st. christopher hospital where he just talk to the young victim's family. justin? brooke brooke jan, identified him as six year old mahaj brown, say he suffered at least ten gunshot, already undergone several surgeries, now in critical condition here at st. christopher areas, now urging anyone who knows anything about what happened to come forward, now, his grandparent, chris and dolores melendez, shared this picture of him with us. he is a friendly, bright child, and a fighter. you should be seeing his picture now. they believe he will pull through this, and they tell us he was a way for his late night transport from einstein, to st. christopher areas, and they do believe if he saw his attackers that he will be able to share that information with police. let's take you now to the crime scene. from last night, bullets rang out about 11:23, thursday night toll 5500 block of west clarkson street on to the 500 block of east ashmead. an

thomas clarkson was a major british abolitionists, beginning in the 18th century. and when stowe goes to england he has already passed that his widow wishes to present her with something other of his so she hs made a big it is engraved on the back with the date of the meeting. so we know stowe treasure to this ngo a print of clarkson as well, and it hung in her home as well as other british abolitionists and folks are really worked towards human rights during the time she lived. stowe is a celebrity author who really changed the way americans look at slavery. she was the one through her writings who gave enslaved people a human eye stealing. white folks really didn't understand in a lot of ways that enslaved african-americans were people. they were thought of as a property. so for her to humanize and making people and for readers to understand that, this is wrong, that the breaking up of human families is morally wrong and unchristian, that was the goal she set for herself in showing the wrongs of slavery in "uncle tom's cabin." >> you are watching booktv on c-span

kelly clarkson! ahh. oh, oh, oh. >> it is pretty painful. have you been waxed before, karen? >> i have. i have not done it recently. i used to do part of my, ahem girl parts. >> oh, ya. >> you know what? i would say up in new york city, it is very common for women to go in, i even had people talk me into getting my arms waxed right before my wedding. when you are getting married people can convince to you do anything. oh, too shiny. anyway i got those waxed. >> did you like it? do you still -- >> did it one time. >> all right. well, i also, i go to get waxed so it will be interesting to see mike and semen go through what we go through. you know what i mean? his legs are not that cute. we don't get to see them that often, luckily hidden by pant. but here they are. when he takes off his pants, make sure, because i believe this is going to happen, we'll have 700,000, make sure to notice around the bottom of his calves before his ankles, there is no hair there, no hair. so this will be good for jena, i g

reporter: just last night, gunfire rang out in another east germantown neighborhood of ashmead and clarksonce say 50 shots were fired. six people were shot. the youngest victim is six-year-old mihaj brown who was in a car with an adult who was driving him home. rival groups opened fire in the neighborhood. >> reckless, disregard for life and now you have a six-year-old fighting for his life. >> reporter: bullets also pierced several homes including juan williams' house. >> it hit right here. you can see that would have been my head if i was standing here. >> reporter: no one has been arrested in any of this week's shootings including the 6300 block of woodstock where a sick-year-old girl was hit by a bullet tuesday. neighbors are fed. >> we should instill in our children how to respect each other and if more parents were like that more adults were like that then it would be better out come in the community. >> it's reprehensible there continues to be this black on black crime. >> reporter: and we want to give you another look at those surveillance pictures of one of the suspect's vehicles u

ten bullets, ten bullets, pierced his tiny body, when cops say gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson street. mahaj one of the people shot, he was in a car with relatives when it happened. his mother described what it is like watching her son get through surgery. >> i don't know, i mean, it hurt me so bad to be seeing him in that much pain, and the suffering. a pain that no parent should have to bear. >> mahaj has bravely endured seven surgeries in the last six days, and he's been here at st. christopher. his mother said he is talking from his hospital bed, even asked a police officer at one point why somebody would do that to him. people at the rally say it gave them chills. as we come back live here, we can tell you his mother has thanked all of the well-wishers for their support and police continue to investigate this case. the rally was organized. >> and disturbing story out of the city wissinoming neighborhood. that is where police say two guys stormed into a man's home, shot help in the head. happened after 5:00 yesterday afternoon, two armed men approached a home 4800 block of

caught in crossfire, ten bullets piercing his tiny body when gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson street, mahaj was one of several people shot. he was in a car with relatives when it happened. his mother described what it was like watching her son get through surgery. >> i said: that's the doctors way of giving you all of your super powers back, you know, you lost your super powers when the people shot you, so you get your super powers back through the iv and stuff. so when he went the other day for his surgery, i walked him all the way back to the or doors and i said you're going to be strong, when you come back, you're going to have all of your powers and you're going to be strong again. he say okay, mommy, i be back, i be back. and when he came back he wasn't sad, he wasn't depressed he just want to go home. >> mom trying to get him through this. mahaj has bravely endured seven surgeries in the last six days, as he's been at st. christopher. his mother says that while he's talking from his hospital bed, he at one point asked a police officer why someone would ever do this to hi

look at the scene here on clarkson avenue.t resembles a military boot camp training set up because military weapon bullet casings are all over the street. four people shot, five cars blasted and one house shot up where people living inside luckily were not hit. the 34 shots known to have been fired from at least three large caliber weapons, mostly came from an ak-47 where they found 20 of these huge casings. >> ak round is a 39 caliber assault weapon round, developed for military combat. it is not gaming round or gaming rifle it is an assault rifle with the intent for cause harm and or death. >> reporter: this little six year-old boy took an ak-47 round to the chest and one to his right arm, somehow he is still alive but he is critical understandably. that little six year-old girl shot tuesday is critical but improving. in both cases not one witness, even they there were plenty of people around and when people are going around the streets firing military assault rifles you can understand why witnesses would be very, very afrai

. >> when kelly clarkson was like oh, i never was on idol. she was like wait a minute.where you come from. yeah. why not? i still enjoy the famous people. yeah, i'm not going entirely from that but we'll do all kind of things. >> billy bush, thank you so much. we'll catch you in rio. >> be sure to watch today's full covera kcoverage live this week and al through closing ceremonies. don't miss a moment of the action. >>> and next the kesha versus dr. battle. we have more after the break. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doct

it happened around 1230 at eight and clarkson. pedestrian will be cited. a motorcyclist is dead after an early-morning crash in this and arapahoe county. it happened as before 3:00 a.m. nears up in crestline. officer shut down the road for several hours to investigate the crash. >> health officials releasing surprising new members about the number of west nile and dk cases the health department reporting for cases of seek out we're acquired during travel that brings the total number of zika cases in colorado to 21. a denver jail corruption case that cause taxpayers more than $3 million is about to cost them another 660,000 and this time the payment is going to a city official originally cited as the problem. julie hayden is live at city hall with the new developments. >> about half an hour denver city council members will be voting on more than a suspended for aledmys conduct in this case. we reached at the city council members so but nobody is commenting and so far no explanation as to why taxpayers had to fork out more money over the scandal. allegations

when police say gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson street.was one of several people shot. mahaj was in car with a relative when it happen. this little boy has had seven surgery in the five days he's been at saint christopher's. >> those who gathered to hear her speak at the rally organized by philadelphia seize fire were moved to tears about mahaj and his mother's plea to end gun violence. >> i pray for the people that did it. i just pray that you have some mercy, that you can come -- come forward. turn yourself in. >> reporter: his mom also wanted to thank everyone for their thoughts, their prayers and gifts for her son during his recovery. lucy, back to you. >> all right, shawnette. >>> on your radar severe weather is moving in. looking live at wilmington right now where it's already raining. we are going to see some strong storms. meteorologist kathy orr is here. man that is lit up with your first forecast at 11:00. >> we have severe thunderstorm closing in on central and southern delaware. kent and says, delaware, severe thunderstorms to

. >> she wouldn't give her name but when the bullets were flying on the corner of ashmead and clarkson, she was ducking down in her living room. >> they came through my second floor window there. four, five shots. >> reporter: extra police are pro trolling the area as investigators try to track down the gunman and those high-powered weapons. >> children have to be able to come out and play in the summertime. >> reporter: now police are looking for a late model mercury monotone near also reviewing surveillance video investigators tell me tonight this looks like shooting between two rival vote gangs that have been going back and forth at each another for years. chris? >> all right, as dave mentioned this is the second six-year-old shot this week. the other happening on tuesday night. surveillance video shows the moments the little girl was shot in east germantown. a group of children scene playing with friends. then scattering when shots rang out on the 6300 block of north woodstock street. one of those bullets hit six-year-old nala in the left arm leaving her critically injured. police

this is clarkson and ashmede streets in germantown.police say the shootout spanned an entire block. there were four victims in all. nahaj was rushed here where he is in critical condition. the boy's god father was shot as well. one man walked up to the scene in a hospital gown while police were still out there investigating. police say the weapons used were more appropriate for a war zone, including an ak-47. investigators are still trying to get information on this, any leads. also for the case of another 6-year-old who was shot not far away earlier this week. nahaj's grandmother pleaded for someone to come forward. >> this violence has to stop. this makes no sense that two days ago a 6-year-old and then again. you never think it's going to happen to you but it happens to all of us. we think we're immuned from it but we're not. people know what happen ed to nahaj. >> that boy who was shot last night is in st. christopher's in critical condition. the grandparents say he was awake the entire time, even in the ambulance talking with poli

it was just one week ago he was in the car caught in the hail of gunfire on west clarkson street. at a rally near the shooting scene, brown had this message for the shooters who nearly killed her little boy. >> somebody have a heart, have a soul and somebody come forward. i want to see my baby come home. i want toe him back to the mahaj that we know. >> brown says that her son was hit with ten bullet from an assault rifle. he has under gone seven surgeries and will remain at st. christopher's for the next three to four weeks. >>> meanwhile child sex assault charges are filed against a chester county man with ties to local scouting groups. michael kill even of clarksberg was arrested on wednesday. they are investigation of reported child sexual abuse cases dates back to 2011. police are asking parents of the children who may have had contact with k ellon to contact them. he remains behind bars on three hundred thousand dollars cash bail. >>> a man is in critical condition this morning after a shooting in the tacony section of philadelphia a. police say it happened around 5:00 o'clo

this was the scene last night just before 11:30 at clarkson and ashmed e-streets in germantown.four people were found with gunshot wounds including that 6-year-old. the boy was in a car with a 29-year-old man who was shot five times. the two other men hit by gunfire are stable. in fact, while we were at the scene we saw a man who possibly was one of the victims walking with a hospital gown up the street. police say the weapons used in this were more appropriate for a war çzone, ak, .40 caliber and .45 caliber casings were found. so far, no leads. >> there were people outside, some people in their homes. right now, we're not getting a whole lot of cooperation from the residents on the block. i'm hopeful that will change in the near future as the investigation continues. >> reporter: again, the boy here is in critical condition, shot in the chest and arm. a couple days ago there was another 6-year-old shot by stray bullets. police haven't gotten any tips in that case either. investigators will be looking at video from surveillance cameras, trying to get more solid leads in this c

constant clap of bullet rang out state police leaving the crime scene, spanning 5500 block of west clarkson street over on to the 500 block every east ashmead. now, nearby, on the 5500 block of wooster, 14th district police found two shooting victims, in the front seat of a gray pontiac, one we now know is six year old mahaj shot in chest and arm, grandparent just telling me he took at least ten bullets in this gun fight and another man, age 29, struck in his chest, stomach, both arms, and one leg. we are told by family, that man is a family friend, taking mahaj to his grandparent's house, listed as critical over at einstein medical center. police say they were likely after the shooting en route to a hospital before police eventually got them both there. police also will get a warrant to search that car later. there are also two other men who were shot ages 29 and 32. one is armed, the other in his leg. now, five cars in home nearby also took heavy gunfire in the shooting. at this point police are telling us it is not yet known if any of these injured yet were shooters themselves. but early

he is in stable condition after being caught in the hail of gunfire on west clarkson street thursday night. last night his hotter, had this message for the shooters who nearly killed him. >> somebody have a heart, have a soul and somebody come forward. i just want to see my baby come home. i want to see him back the mahaj that we know. >> brown says her son was hit with ten bull frets an assault rifle. he has had seven surgeries and will remain at st. christopher's for three or four weeks. >>> time is 5:36. in business news this morning hoist behind philly's latest pop up shop. >> and the fed gives word on interest rates for now. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, brooke and jim. stocks finished higher after minutes showed there is in rush to raise interest rates again, dow jones rose to second one points, nasdaq gained one point, futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> more people are heading to their labor day destination by air. u.s. airlines trade group say they expect american air travel to

. >> clarkson, do you know who that young woman is? >> she is peggy shippen. judge shippen. >> do request a formal introduction through her father. >> peggy shippen was someone from a very rich, well-to-do family and also a famously loyalist family. their loyalty was to the king, and this young woman saw an opportunity to maybe raise her profile and also saw somebody that would obviously give her a lot of respect and a lot of due. >> judge shippen and peggy shippen. may i formally introduce general benedict arnold, military commander of philadelphia? >> it is my utmost pleasure to be introduced to you, miss shippen, and an honor to meet you, judge shippen. >> you participated in the victory at saratoga. >> yes, sir. i led charges in both battles. >> i believe general howe has mentioned you by name. >> he may be a wounded warrior, which she may have felt sorry for him, and he is a person who has command presence. he is a major figure at this point in the revolution. >> against her father's wishes, arnold marries peggy shippen and buys her a 94-acre estate, a we

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kelly clarkson. ahh. a mistake yesterday of telling everybody on my staff here the entire staff of good day philadelphia that i've never been wax the. here is a good idea, kit cat kline, wax you tomorrow live on the air, that would be this morning, but can't do it just for free. those are my legs, in my apartment yesterday afternoon. i know, good breakfast timing and you're vomiting. >> oh, here is the thing, i saw a picture on the internet after guy who had very harry legs, he made bermuda shorts out of the waxing. >> out of his leg hair? >> pretty harry legs. so just above the knee they start waxing from the upper knee down. so looks like he has hair shorts on. >> well of course. >> so, i am de that. >> because you don't want it see any other part. >> still major part of your legs to be waxed. >> true. >> and you said you've been waxed before? >> around my hands. >> this is another level. >> total. and then somebody tweeted out well in honor of the brazilian olympics, how about like a -- >> no, i don't

kelly clarkson, i'm sure you're a huge fan. >> amazing. >> unbelievable. >> we all as performers even if it's singing our own songs we've all forgotten the lyrics, right, at times. >> yes. >> did you do it this morning. >> not this morning too bad. it was like a little -- it's a new song. there was a section i was like feeling out. what's cool -- >> you can pull it over with a new song. >> i heard that pavarotti you hoped that he would miss a note because then he would come backfire. like because he would be on stage and if you miss something then he would be like, oh, my god. and everybody would wait and hope for it. the you on stage and miss a note, i think a seasoned performer goes, okay, now i got to make the insane. >> do you have a story of the worst thing that ever happened to you? and then we'll get to kelly. >> the worst thing -- >> as a performer. >> as a performer. >> have you ever fallen off the stage? >> no. i was singing the "national anthem" for lakers/clippers. i was -- and in my head it was li like" -- oh and i was singing like ? of the brave ? i went and sat down. i

the scene here on clarkson avenue resembles a practice military boot camp middle east setups because all on the ground military weapon, bullet casings, we're talking ak-47 assault rifle casings, bigger than your middle finger if you are a grown man all over the street. so four people shot, five cars blasted even one house shot up where people were inside luckily in the hit by bullets that came through. thirty-four shots known to have been fired from three large caliber weapons, and 20 of them, from that assault rifle. >> ak round is 76 by 39 caliber assault rifle round developed for military combat. >> it is not gaming round or rifle but it is an assault rifle with the intent for to cause harm and or death. >> the captain told us they are not getting cooperation out on the street. one thing they did get was great police work because they responded real quickly. they see this, six year-old boy in the front passenger seat with his dad who was intended target. he is 29. the 29 year-old shot five times, both arms, chest, stomach and leg he is also critical and they get them out of that c

. >> kelly clarkson. >> have you ever been waxed. >> only for a tv segment. it is ridiculous. >> did you react that way. >> pretty much, geese, you saw what happened with he during my pedicure. don't be removal hair that way. >>> well, olympic games in rio are over, all those closing ceremonies, on sunday still talk about it. >> big question i have now, how do they make their money how does this work. >> nia ali is back. >> she received a welcome at philadelphia airport overnight. family and friend there to greet her at 2:00 a.m. she said my goodness. >> including her 15 year-old son titus. he is a wake too for 2:00 a.m. she took time to sign autographs, take selfies, and she also had a special message for her supporters. >> this is great, i mean oppositely i have never dreamed of anything like that in my life. i meet a lot of cool people from different sports. i got to share a bond with my teammates that would be memorable and we will never forget and i want to thank my supporters and everybody who came here. >> meet her tomorrow on this program we call, goo

when police say gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson street.e was one of several people shot. mahaj was in car with a relative when it happen. he's had seven surgeries in the five days he's been at saint christopher's. >> he still has to do therapy, physical and mental. six-year-old on psych meds because he was fully awake when all of this happened. >> reporter: she says by the grace of god her son is talking from his hospital bed. but she says one of the toughest things is explaining to a six-year-old why he's strapped to a hospital bed and in an out of surgery. >> that's the doctor's way of giving all your super powers back. you know, you lost your super powers when the people shot you. so you get your super powers back through the iv's and stuff. >> reporter: those who gathered to hear her speak at the rally organized by philadelphia seize fire were moved to here's about mahaj and his mother's sweep to end gun violence. >> he showed me there is god. (inaudible). >> reporter: and back here live, she says when the police officers scooped up he

reporter: she wouldn't give her name but when the bullets were flying on the corner of ashmead and clarksonhe was sitting in her living room her home was struck repeatedly. >> they came through my second floor window there. four or five shots. >> reporter: when the barrage of 50 shots ended, six-year-old mahaj brown seriously wounded inside a car being driven home when rival groups opened fire. the street was littered with shell casings. some came from an ak47 style rifle it's the second time a six-year-old has been caught in the crossfire in three days in germantown. >> this is reckless disregard for life and now you have a six-year-old fighting for his live over something that i guarantee you makes no sense. >> it's terrible. it's a terrible thing. these young men. >> whole bunch of gunshots. about sounded like about 30 or 40. >> reporter: julian williams home was struck by gunfire one shot went through his front porch and ended up inside. >> my head is right here. you can see that would have been my head. i was standing here. >> reporter: police patrols have been stepped up as investigat

when cops say gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson streets, mahaj was one of several people shot. he was in a car when relatives say it happened. now, his mother described what it was like watching her son get through surgery. >> i don't know. i mean ya, hurts so bad, to be seeing him in that state, and there is nothing that i can do . something no parent should have to bear. >> so heart breaking. mahaj is has bravely endured seven surgeries in the last six days at st. christopher's, his mother said that he is talking from his hospital bed. and that at one point he asked the police officer why someone would ever do that to him, prompting chills in everyone at that rally. now, his mother thanked the well-wishers for their kindness, philadelphia cease-fire organized this rally. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >> disturbing story out of the city wissinoming neighborhood. that's where police say two guys stormed into a man's home, shot him in the head, it happened just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon. two armed men approaches a home the 4800 block of commonly street forced

he has been upgraded to stable condition after being caught in the shooting on west clarkson street.night at a rally near shooting scene his mother, mrs. brown, had this message for the shooters. >> somebody have a heart, have a soul, and somebody come forward. i just want to see my baby coming home, i want to see him back to the mahaj that we know. >> she said her son was hit with ten bull frets an assault rifle and he has had seven surgeries already and will remain at st. christopher's for the next three to four weeks. >>> construction crews digging in olde city make a 300 year-old discovery, shirt corner store stood at third and market for almost 60 years until the it burn to the ground in 2014 because of the faulty wiring last week construction crews found two brick arches a few feet below the ground. city archives show a prison was built at this site 54 years before the signing of the declaration of the independence. >> i was told these old tails that this was a jail cell and it went to dock street. i was very skeptical about mentioning anybody to him because if i make a big dea

caught in the crossfire when people in two vehicles started shooting in the area of east ashmead and clarksonreets. the boy's godfather pulled over but police say a shooter in a vehicle fired shots into his car hitting him and the boy. two other men on ashmead were shot by someone in another vehicle. >> we believe it's two rivalling groups from two different districts and like a lot of this stupidity that's been going on for years and years and years much of which may be being fueled by social media. >> reporter: at least 50 bullet casings were found at the scene from multiple weapons including from an assault rifle. homes and vehicles were struck. one bullet went through julian williams' front wall. >> handgun because it's about a golf size hole here. >> reporter: this comes after a six-year-old girl was shot in west oak lane earlier this week. parents on the block are nervous. >> i started crying. like 'cause it's just sad. kids walking outside getting shot and stuff. they can't play in they own environment and stuff like that, it's just -- it's horrible. >> reporter: now, police are still

that from an accident being cleaned up on hampden at clarkson. ? i got the eye of the tiger ? >>> welcome back to "gma." there you see them right there, team usa going for the gold today in rio. biggest night of the lives of the gymnasts and we'll hear from their moms in just a moment. >>> the former gold medal gymnast dominique dawes and how to handle all that pressure and how to get the gold and they're going to help us kick off our own "gma" games with a batt battle of rhythmic gymnastics and there are some of the competitors warming up. >>> tory johnson is here with innovative new foods for your family. chili granola. >> ooh. >> coffee foam and a whole lot more. >> i hope you're doing the going for the gold in the all-around competition today and amy sat down he can collusively with the ones they rely on more than their coaches, their moms. amy is in rio. >> for these five young women going for gold today everything they've done in their lives has led up to this moment but, you know, they are not the only ones feeling the pressure, their moms are feeling it too but could n

crossfire there, ten bullets piercing his tiny bod when cops say gunmen opened fire near ashmead and clarkson street, mahaj was one of several people shot. he was in a car, with relatives, when it happened. and describe what it was like watching her son go through this. >> i mean, that's the doctor's way of giving you all of your super powers back, you know, you lost your super powers, when the people shot you, so you get your super powers back through the iv's and stuff. so when he went the other day for his surgery i walk him all the way back to the or door. i said you're going to be strong, when you come back, you're going to have all of your powers and you're going to be strong again, he will say okay, mommy, i'll badment and when he came back he wasn't sad. he wasn't depressed. he just want to go home. >> her strength alone is incredible. mahaj's bravely endured seven surgeries in the last six days that he's been here at st. christopher. his mother said he's talking from his hospital bed. and that he even asked a police officer why someone would would ever do this to him, prompting chill

. >> it appears that it started at far end of the 600 block of clarkson street and then came all the down here to ash meed, one full block plus some, and it appears that this was definitely a running gun battle. there were casings on in the street, on both sides of the sidewalk. it appears that there were multiple armed combatants out here and that they were actively even gauged. >> three adults shot there listed in stable condition but this little six year-old boy critical condition. >>> 8:05. >>> activist say it is time for philadelphia to move the statue of the late frank rizzo. >> they are calling the ex-mayor and police commissioner racist, who torture the cities african-american community. statue stands as you know outside municipal services build ago cross from city hall, group which calls itself an anti police brutality group has launched a petition to get it out of there during rizzo's time of mayor from 72 to 80. and some saw it as corrupt and brutal and they died in 91 as a heart attack and calling the allegations complete nonsense. >>> now some folks are calling this next

last night, police collected dozens of shell casings from the 5500 block of clarkson street.far, police have made no arrests. >>> right now, let's get a check on the eyewitness forecast with meteorologist, kaylee -- katie frail. >> dodging some scattered showers and storms along the way, but basically blue skies, so keep on seeing the thermometer readings raise with time. watches posted region wide, extended the warning now to last us until 9:00 p.m. sunday. so that's where the core of the heat will be. but, tomorrow looks like a we peak at 96 heat index values up to 110, scattered storms into early next week. meisha? >> katie, thank you. looking outside on the roadways, how much, actually looking pretty good. a lot of sun glare out there, 95 south at girard, still traveling at posted speeds even though in the heart of rush hour right now, great news for those of you jumping out there. do have crash here, admiral wilson boulevard at baird boulevard. you can see two, rate lanes blocked, we have downed wires in this area, as well. starting to see brake lights go off. the regula

he and his godfather were driving home in germantown when they got caught in cross fire at clarkson streett news and weather with the nbc10 app. now back to the "today" show. have a great day. see you at the top of the hour. real milk vs. almond milk ingredient spelling bee lecithin lecithin. l-e-s (buzzer sound) your word is milk. m-i-l-k milk wins. ingredients you can spell. moms know their kids need love, encouragement and milk. with 8 grams of protein, and 8 other nutrients. 9 out of 10 u.s. olympians grew up drinking milk. moms know kids grow strong when they milk life. ♪ >> we're back now. 8:30 on this friday morning. it is the 12th day of august, 2016. you know what? into every life a little rain must fall but we have a wonderful crowd of people gathered here on the beach. we thank them very much. >> coming up, we had some fun. we had our girls night out. natalie took us on a tour. we'll show you what happened when we hit the town and natalie knows how to hit the town. >> of course we've enjoyed having all of the medal winners join us each morning. things are just getting started. >

you are listening to "stronger" by kelly clarkson. gorgeous, gorgeous shot. it is 6:41, 77 degrees. welcome back to cbs 2 news this morning. >>> well, as we endure the long days of summer, some people are already looking ahead to winter. but if you're not a fan of the cold, brace yourself. shifting weather patterns suggest this winter could be very, very snowy. the farmer's almanac recently released its winter outlook promising ice cold and snow- across the globe are helping them predict what may happen in our area. >> looks like we have the likelihood of a weak la nina developing in the pacific ocean, and what that means is colder-than-average water temperatures in the tropical pacific ocean near the equator. >> but hole on, before you head for that extra warm parka, experts are saying it's also way too early to really know. >> really? >> yeah. >> nice. that contradicts everything that man just said. >>> weather on the 2s. you know, john has millions of dollars worth of equipment in his office, but he really just goes to that big book that comes out every year. >> yes. little magaz

thomas clarkson was a major british abolitionists, beginning in the 18th century. when stowe coast of england he has already passed but his waiter wishes to present her with something of his so she has this made up the it is in great on the back with the date of the meeting. we know stowe treasured this and she owned a print of clark's as well and it hung in the home as well as other british abolitionists and folks who really worked towards human rights during the time she lived. stowe was a celebrity author who really changed the way americans look at slavery. she was the one through her writing who gave enslaved people a human nice feeling. white folks didn't really understand in a lot of ways that enslaved african-americans were people. ever thought of as a property. for her to humanize and to make our readers understand that, this is wrong, that the breaking up of human families is morally wrong and unchristian. that was the goal she sat for herself in showing the wrongs of slavery in "uncle tom's cabin." >> for more information, go to c-span.org/city star. >>