the driver was trapped had to be extricated ogontz avenue and haynes street better bet for you. tacony-palmyra was up, now back down we're ready to go here as we kick off this friday morning. >>> philadelphia police shot a man in frankford we learned new information about what drew officers to the scene in the first place and what they recovered after the gunfire. eva pilgrim is working this story from police headquarters, good morning eva. >> reporter: shots were fired in in frankford section police fired one shot sending a man to the hospital. two officers responded to the scene, a large crowd was at that intersection when police arrived, those people began running. one man ran toward the officers carrying a gun with another tucked in his panels. >> we see the gun in his hand tells him to drop the gun he does not drop the gun the officer fired one shot, the individual was shot in the left leg, it was a glock 9-millimeter it holds 31 rounds and the male had a revolver. >> reporter: the suspect was taken to einstein for treatment. he is in stable condition. they found two shell

. >> want to dig deeper into this with maryland house of delegates majority whip keith haynes, thank you for being with us. we didn't get a lot of answers, i think a lot of people -- yesterday. but obviously the police did, the police commissioner did admit that his officers made mistakes. do you think that you are or that the police station is there on track and the investigators are on track to satisfy people with the information that they're going to have that's forthcoming? >> well i think one of the big questions has always been since the death of mr. gray last sunday whether or not information has been forthcoming to provide answers to the public and to the community swiftly enough. and i think the probably the police commissioner's comments yesterday aided in helping to provide some answers to the community. although let me be very clear, that from my perspective, that those comments are really confirm what the community and people here in the city have expressed all along -- that in medical attention should have been given initially. he was screaming for medical attention at

also representative keith haynes. representative haynes let me begin with you. what is your reaction to what we're seeing tonight? just a deterioration, riots, rioters cutting holes in a fire hose so that police and firefighters can't even put a fire out in a cvs. >> yes, that's my understanding. that is correct. i have to say first of all, let me just simply say this initially. that we are urging calm peace and civility in the city of baltimore. we understand that emotions are running high and that people are frustrated and outraged. but violence is not the answer. so we are asking for calm. at this moment. i am really at a state of surprise that the situation has deteriorated to -- at this point on today. we have had a number of civil protests since over a week ago, i think on two saturdays ago they began. >> yes. >> and we're very proud that individuals were able to exercise their constitutional right to protest and exercise their freedom of speech and do it in a civil way. we are grappling with the situation now in our communities and across the city. and i

point, the loop on haynes point.temperatures this afternoon in the 60s for much of the day. about 65 and 67 is my forecast high. if you are going out this evening, even though it will be nice early clear sky and a breeze. temperatures will go down quickly. 59 by 9:00 and 53 by 11:00. into the 40s in suburbs. the last 12 hours shows that line of rain showers and thunderstorms pushing through late yesterday. that's down along the outer banks of north carolina. a ripple to bring it along the southern tier but around here high pressure is blowing the clouds and the rain chances away. our weather is an improving picture for sure. can you wash the car? you bet. the next chance for rain is on tuesday. sunshine and a noticeable breeze by later. don't forget that and a light jacket early this morning. with clear skies, it will be quite cold. we will have the app that lets you know how many layers you need. tomorrow perfect april weather and 100% sunshine and temperatures near 70. starting with the cold in the morning. upper 3

delegate haynes welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you.irst i have to get you to respond to what we're now reporting on from baltimore police this threat multiple gangs in your city want to take out police. what more now about that? >> well first of all, brooke let me say that since -- over a little bit over a week ago we had protests throughout the city. they have been peaceful. unfortunately, at the end of a peaceful demonstration or protest in front of city hall on saturday a handful of people significantly handful group of people wanted to take it in a different direction and create some disturbing violence on saturday night. we have finished or concluded the funeral service here for mr. gray and i think while we were actually leaving the services that we became aware that there was a credible threat that was being reported by the police department. >> i understand. >> i do know some buildings downtown have put into process an early shutdown or closure in response to that threat that's being disseminated throughout the downtown area as

use ogontz and haynes to get to broad through west oak lane. let's get to the burbs we're live on county line, montgomery county, bucks county, 202 parkway at county line road. it's wet but luckily the traffic is moving just fine through the intersection. if you're heading toward 202 into east norton there's a disabled vehicle at colonial drive, still have a little bit of overnight construction in a few spots despite the camp conditions, one being on the ramps connecting the turnpike with mid county. warnings of a couple of other crews coming later today. working in king of prussia henderson road by 202. they started tearing that up with milling work that will continue today. watch out for restrictions at trooper road at audubon no issues along 422 with speeds at this point in the mid 50s. let's grab the ipad and do the commuter report early on this friday morning with the waze app. yesterday we had problems with i-95 in new castle county delaware. we see a vehicle stopped on the shoulder speeds looking good, as you travel from christiana to wi

use ogontz and haynes. >>> philadelphia police shot an armed suspect who reportedly ran toward them with two guns in frankford overnight. eva pilgrim is live at police headquarters. >> reporter: tam this end started with officers for shots called and ended with police shootings a man and putting him in the hospital. officers responded at pratt a large crowd was there the people began running one man ran toward the officers with with a gun and another tucked in his panels. >> the officer told him to drop the gun, he did not. the officer fired one shot. the individual was shot in the left leg, he had a glock millimeter with an extended magazine that holds 31 rounds and another one tucked in his panels. >> reporter: police found two shell casings at the original scene. they are trying to figure out how the shots were fired and when they were fired no information about that at this hour. we're live at police headquarters, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you eva. >>> now to a developing story police in montgomery county fired their woaps this -- weapons this is brand new video i

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. >> reporter: marn highway was closed in haynes sport since march 23. merchants saying it's killing business. >> reporter: kelly has owned this restaurant for 28 years. since conrail began working on replaces a bridge over mason creek business has nose dived 40%. >> i didn't think it was going to be so balanced, because they have the -- so bad because they have the little creek open, but people are not coming. if it wasn't fewer my regulars, i would lock the door. >> reporter: kelly's husband said huge trucks are turning around on the property knocking down posts and tearing up the parking lot. >> i actually blocked it with cones and still the trucks go through the cones and crush the asphalt. >> reporter: it's worse up the road at the country farm convenience store and gas station where they estimate 80% of the business has disappeared. >> with the road closure we're trying to drum up, we're 1.99. we're doing anything we can to stay afloat. >> reporter: is it working? >> not really. >> reporter: business owners have complained to burlington county free

you want to avoid cheltenham avenue eastbound by 19th use ogontz and haynes as the alternates. camden county the scene along 42 creek road building northbound volume, the road is very wet spray coming off vehicles. no major delays heading toward 295 and the walt whitman bridge. matt. >> let's get to the developing story, a philadelphia police opened fire on a man who authorities say approached the officer with with two guns. eva pilgrim is live at police headquarters with the full story. eva. >> reporter: matt, police are saying he was carrying a gun in his hand and another tucked in his pants that ended with a confrontation with a police officer firing one shot. this started after call for shots fired. two officers responded a large crowd was at the intersection when police arrived those people began running one man ran toward the officers carrying those guns. >> two guns off the street. revolver was fully loaded, the glock 19-millimeter had a capacity of 31 rounds extended magazine. that suspect was taken to einstein for treatment else in stable condition. -- he is in stable

the new york unitarian minister, john haynes holmes -- another of gandhi's most significant interlocutors -- stated that more provocatively -- in some ways, i think it's unitarian sensibilities and framing of this issue are the ones that executed today, but in some ways, what jones had to do as a methodist more clearly reveals the theological tensions of midcentury. so i refer to holmes here as a figure who is pointing forward in some ways, to our own spiritual but not religious. he was a socialist, a path of us, a leader of the aclu and the naacp. and a founder what he called the all world gandhi fellowship. holmes made the case for gandhi that, as i said, most clearly resonates with the spiritual flight from organized christianity that we see today. i'm going to read an extended quote here from john homes. this is from 1944. the basic trouble lies in the fact that the greatest of all indians, the most influential among his countrymen, and a figure of exalted spiritual stature declines to become converted to the christian gospel. he certainly is a better christian in the ethical sense of

joining me now, delegate haynes. you represent the district where freddie gray was killed and were at the protest tonight. what are people saying to you about what they want from all of this? >> in a word people are saying that understandably this is a horrific tragedy. this is a local individual from the community and individuals are rightfully upset, they're angry, and they're searching for answers. and at the end of the day, they want justice. this young man was an individual who lived within the community. everyone within the community knew him. he was likable, he was known in the community and people are grasping at what took place, how could these incidences or occurrences result in his death and they're searching for answers. and the answers that they are looking for are yet to come forth, and at the end of the day, they are saying in a word they want justice for what has happened to mr. grey. >> how do you respond to those out there that are saying obviously, he's no angel, why was he running from police? do

haynes asked you what about that stock price. you were like seriously you're asking me?ember that? you got so mad. those were the good ole days. they were the bad ole days. >> they were the old days. >>> coming up, from flat tires to busted shocks. potholes can cost you thousands of dollars. up next morgan brennan tells you where to file damage claims. and it's not your insurance company. plus 7:30 a.m. eastern time market watcher jim grant is here to talk about interest rates on the fed. he's on joe's side. plus we're going to talk about the jobs march report. full figured fashion brand lane bryant taking aim at victoria's secret in their new ad campaign. the ceo will join us on set. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." the spring thaw uncovering an eye-popping number of potholes. the harsh winter taking a major toll on roads across america. cnbc's morgan brennan joins us live from the street with more. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, scott. well, take a look over here. you can see some of these potholes. these are just several of the nearly 205,000 potholes that ha

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the new york unitarian minister, john haynes holmes -- another of gandhi's most significant american interlocutors -- stated the case more boldly. in some ways, i think it's unitarian sensibilities and framing of this issue are the ones and they carried today, but in some ways, what jones had to do as a methodist more clearly reveals the theological tensions of midcentury. so i refer to holmes here as a figure who is pointing forward in some ways, to our own spiritual but not religious. he was a radical politically. he was a socialist, a path of -- a fascist a leader of the , aclu and the naacp. and a founder what he called the all world gandhi fellowship. holmes made the case for gandhi that, as i said, most clearly resonates with the spiritual flight from organized christianity that we see today. i'm going to read an extended quote here from john holmes. this is from 1944. "the basic trouble lies in the fact that the greatest of all indians, the most influential among his countrymen, and a figure of exalted spiritual stature declines to become converted to the christian gospel. he