joe clancy got the call yesterday. yesterday he worked for comcast. he made all the calls last night, told everybody he's got to go to washington now. his brother, kevin clancy, you might know the name, is the longtime football coach at strathaven high school. i called him today. he's got a game tonight. i said, can you talk about this new job? he said joe has told the family, shh, we're not going to talk about the new job. tough time to transition. he wants it keep it on the down low for now. live in center city, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over a house fire in gloucester county this evening. one person had to be rescued from this home on crozier avenue in national park. person rescued had burns. we're trying to figure out how serious the burns are. investigators haven't said yet how this fire started. >>> pennsylvania's top environmental protection official is resigning in the wake of a pornographic e-mail scandal. christopher abruso once worked for the state attorney general's office. last week he was identified as one of eight former

northeast philadelphia. >> reporter: in 1938, this father judge american history classroom was joe clancy territory. for just one year. clancy had a bigger vision. george handland was his boss. >> the students, they loved him. i was shocked when he told me, he said i'm applying for secret service. >> reporter: thirty years ago joe clancy followed that call, retiring in 2011 as head of the presidential secret service details. this week, the steaks became even higher. the president asked him to return to the secret service as interim director in the middle of security breaches, that led to the resignation of the julian pierson. >> mistakes were made report report on september 19th a man with the knife jumped white house fence and made his way deep in the white house. the then it was revealed an unauthorized armed guard was on an atlanta elevator with the president. >> they ruled him back in, so i guess when the president calls you, you cannot say no. >> reporter: jim mcdonald and charlie both work with clancy for that one year and he made an impression. >> he was a quiet guy but he had a ce

. >> quick comment from you about joe clancy, you know who joe clancy is. >> the new head of the agency >> you know joe? >> i don't know, but bill clancy was part of my details. i don't know if they're related. >> the first family has a comfort level with him because he was head of the detail, he is their personal selection, and he was there what the swalis made it into the white house dinner. >> clint hill, he wrote a book, right? >> a very moving book. >> clint eastwood did a movie where he was the secret service agent. >> what was the book called? >> i don't know. i'm going to make one comment. >> the name is clint hill. for those interested, it's a moving book to where he could have used his own body to protect kennedy. it was after the first war but before second. >> issue three, hong kong heat, the porters call it the umbrella revolution. tens of thousands of prodemoxie protesters, mostly -- pro- democracy protesters mostly students, deploying umbrellas to protect against rain, sun, and pepper spray. they are calling for hong kong's chief executive and top politician to resign. ho

. >> the president has -- is very appreciative that somebody with the resume and skills of joe clancy is taking responsibility for leading the secret service during this interim period. mr. clancy is somebody who's taking a leave of absence from his private sector job to re-enter government service. that is, i think, a demonstration of the sacrifice he's making because of the loyalty he feels for this agency that he served for so long. >> joseph clancy woke up this morning as the director of comcast corporate security. comcast is, of course, the parent company of nbc universal. the administration announced plans to appoint a panel of independent experts to investigate the white house fence jumping incident and related security issues concerning the secret service. that panel will submit their recommendations by december 15 one of which certainly will be lock the damn door. the 42-year-old man who jumped the white house fence and ran deep into the building through that unlocked front door pled not guilty today to three charges, including the federal offense of unlawfully entering a res

thing is the president has -- is very appreciative that somebody with the resume and skills of joe clancy is taking responsibility for leading the secret service during this interim period. mr. clancy is someone who is taking a leave of absence to re-enter government service. that is what, i think, the sacrifice that he's making principally because of the loyalty that he feels to this organization and this agency that he served for so long. >> is he authorized to make any additional changes that he thinks may be necessary? >> absolutely. as the acting director, mr. clancy will have the responsibility for leading that organization. the president is grateful that he's taking on that very significant responsibility. okay? >> todd. >> on the dallas ebola case, everyone understands that this particular patient was asymptomatic and there was no risk. i think we get that from the health professionals and -- >> all right. we'll pull out of this, and we've been discussing for a little while what we had heard. we saw the statement from homeland security director and it was jay johnson who accepted

on "fox & friends" the 43rd president weighed in on joe clancy's qualifications. >> i know clancy very well. he is a good man. i trust his judgment a lot. and, joe is, joe will do a good job. >> reporter: former obama administration senior advisor axelrod tweeted his support, quote, i knew joe clancy when he led the presidential detail. you could not find a better person to repair the secret service. clancy has interim title but a lot of people who know him well believe he would be a great person to fix that agency. eric? david: mike, thanks so much. shannon? shannon: weeks before the midterm elections with control of the senate at stake rnc chairman reince priebus is unveiling new talking points hopes will help his troops on the campaign trail. in today's "wall street journal" karl rove writes, quote, as useful as mr. priebus's 11 principles and language are they are offered with 33 days left for candidate to adopt, adapt and deploy them before election. of course even if they had been rolled out months ago the gop would face difficulties presenting a coherent national agenda. it is a

mark albert is at the white house with more. >> reporter: joe clancy is taking over as interim head of the secret service following the resignation of the director julia pierson. clancy led the president's protective detail before retiring in 2011. >> right now i think what they need is stability. joe brings that. he had has been there. he had has been on the street. he is a perfect guy for this. >> reporter: pierson's step down follows a series of security lapses including the white house fence jumper who made it in the executive mansion with a knife. pierson also failed to notify the president of a security contractor with a gun, rode in an elevator with him in atlanta. >> the white house first learned of that incident yesterday afternoon shortly before it was reported. >> reporter: white house brought in pierson to clean up the secret service following a prostitution scandal involving agents in columbia in 2012. but problems persisted. >> is there a culture problem at the secret service. >> reporter: democrat eli a cummings met with pierson and told her she didn't think she was up f

joe clancy's brother, kevin, by the way is the football coach at strathaven high school. unbelievably successful coach there. i spoke to him on the phone an hour ago and told me he's proud of his little brother bullet t his brother told him nobody in the family is talking about the new job. live outside the comcast center, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> julia pierson resigned as secret service director yesterday following two security breaches. pierson took the top job at the secret service last year. an intruder jumped the fence at the white house on september 19th. authorities say omar gonzales was armed with a knife. at first it was reported he was tackled after he made it through the white house doors but it was later revealed gonzalez got all the way to the east room. pierson failed to reveal another breach last month during the president's visit to the cdc. an armed security contractor with a criminal history was allowed to ride in the same elevator with the president. >>> new information this afternoon about the death of a hospital executive. the somerset county pro

now it's up to joe clancy in the short-term to try to stop the bleeding at least. and they're also announcing an independent panel to investigate what's gone wrong but also how to fix all this, sean. >> let me ask you this because we have the fence jumping incident, the cdc incident which you refer to where a guy got on the elevator and had a gun with him. and then of course the shooting incident in 2011. a lot of agents now are beginning to speak out. they told "the washington post" several weeks ago that pierson was considered a weak candidate among rank and file because she had relatively little supervising experience. >> it was a surprise when she was picked. that's why maybe why the white house was digging in for a couple of days and why i noted at the top that josh earnest as of this morning saying she still had the president's full confidence. not just republicans but democrats were saying her testimony on the hill was a disaster. was the president dug in because this was his pick? someone who didn't have a lot of experience in terms of she had experience at

you know, you really are baud, hey, he was one of us at one time. >> that was one of joe clancy's former co-workers at father judge high school. today, we also spoke to executive vice president of comcast, david cohen. he tells us he hates to see clancy leave the company but he believes he is the right person to lead the secret service through this tough time. at 6:00, you'll hear more from another of clancy's now former comcast co-workers. >>> it's no surprise, winter is coming. thanks to a local foundation, thousands of philadelphia children will be fighting off the cold with a new winter jacket. the auto dealers caring for kids foundation handed out 6,000 brand new coats to elementary schoolchildren today at the pennsylvania convention center. the driving away the cold program is now in its second year. 172 auto dealers pledged a new coat each time a vehicle was sold at their dealerships last month. they collected 37,000 coats. they'll two to kids in need all throughout the state. >>> a call for veterans today in bucks county. local companies say they want to hire you. military person

. >> quick comment from you about joe clancy. do you know joe? >> no, but bill clancy was ahead of my details. >> the first family has a comfort level with him because he was the head of the detail for their first two years in the white house. and so he is their personal selection. he also is there when the salahi's made their way into the state dinner. >> what former secret service worker, man, was protecting the kennedy's and he was -- >> clint hill. he wrote a book, right? >> he did a movie in which he was that secret service agent. >> what's the book called? >> i don't know. >> he wrote a book. his name is clint hill. for those interested in this issue. it's a moving book about how he almost made it to where he could have used his own body to protect kennedy. it was after the first world war, but before the second. issue 3, hong kong heat. >> supporters call it the umbrella revolution. tens and thousands of prodemocracy protesters, mostly students, have jammed the streets of hong kong around the clock, deploying umbrellas to protect against ra

his name is joe clancy. he is a delaware county native. nbc's tracy potts is following the developments from capitol hill. >> reporter: joe clancy is in charge of the secret service for now. he is interim director. he headed the president's security detail three years ago. he is replacing julia pierson. >> there probably are some other folks who need to take the exit sign -- exit ramp out, too. >> reporter: pierson resigned after failing to tell lawmakers she knew a security contractor with a gun and three assault convictions rode an elevator with president obama last month at the cdc if atlanta. >> the more i learn, the worse it is. that that scares me. >> if there's a serious breach of the president's security that we would own that at a minimum the white house officials would be informed in a timely fashion. >> reporter: the white house fence jumper pleaded not guilty. homeland security and a panel will investigate plus shots fired in 2011. it took the secret service four days to confirm those bullets hit the first family's private resi

joe clancy worked as the head of comcast but has retired from the service.s live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, it's clear that the criticism and pressure that is growing will force julia pierson out of the head position of the secret service and as more security lapses came to light, they lost confidence in pierson's ability to lead the agency. joe clancy is now the interim director, he was in charge of the president's personal detail from 2009 to 2011. >> we see increasing and cumulative reports asking questions about the agency and the president concluded new leadership of that agency was required. >> by yesterday afternoon it seems to be a matter of time for julia pierson so step down as the leader of the agency. >> he has admiration and confidence from others at the agency and has full confidence of the president and first lady. >> the service is reeling since the security breach when omar gonzales jumped the fence and made it deep inside of the white house. >> grumbling on capitol hill hill shows that pierson may not have been the best to

that new secret service interim director joe clancy is 58 years old. he retired three years ago. clancy joined in the 1980s. bill daley was in charge when clancy was in charge of protecting the president. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> you were with him and sought him for years. do you think he'll be good. >> he has come from the heist ranks, has held the highest level in the secret service. it says a lot. i think he knows there has to be a transparency but he knows they have to clean up their act. >> what is it they have to change, bill? >> i think -- look it. these men and women have to be right 100% of the time, and the vast, vast, vast majority of the time they are. and even though there's been lapses and they've been noted, thank god they've not created any situation that was a crisis for the nation. so i don't believe there's a culture that has to be changed. thing it needs strong leadership, which i think joe will bring on an interim basis, and i think they have to lk for somebody who has been in leadership in the service. itz's been a very large bureaucracy with

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so the president naming joe clancy to take over to act as director. he was head of the presidential protection division until 2011. he retired to become corporate head of security for comcast. he fwrad waited from ville november wra and attended west point. dan worked with him, and he is a former secret service agent for president obama as well and now an international security consultant. great to have you in studio. >> thanks for having me. >> what is joe clancy going to do? what does he have to do to fix the problems? >> well, he has a number of constituencies he has to rebuild trust with. i would say of primary importance right now are the rank-and-file agents. gretchen, there was a near mutany going on here. the whistle blowers were appearing everywhere. >> i was definitely floored by the fed's jump. i thought it was a story on the onion. kind of satirical. there were so many layers of security -- >> five. >> -- that were penetrated, and we have a 50-year -- that went up in 1965, that fence. 100% success rate of mitigating fence jumpers. i wasn't

the president reported that new leadership was required. >> joe clancy is taking over as the head of the secret service, the former lead agent of president obama's protective detail. >>> the pro-democracy protest in hong kong may reach another point of confront days. they are threatening to occupy government buildings if the chief executive does not resign, and wants beijing to reverse a decision to vet candidates. an act of civil disobedience has been dubbed the umbrella revolution, as many use umbrellas to shield themes from the police. >>> the activists began to use a form of decentralized technology in response to internet being cut off. jacob ward explains. >> we have seen that digital technology and the ability to communicate between mobile phones and computers can change movements. it depend which technology you use. >> reporter: it's the first rule of crushing a protest. shut off telecommunications - that's how north korea does it - or use technology to monitor the protesters. we saw that in ukraine. >> in hong kong, they have established an offline network using an app. the

. >>> a busy day for joe clancy, the new interim head of the secret service known as father joe. cy will brief staff, the senate judiciary and homeland security agencies in washington. last week julia pierson, the first female director of the secret service resigned in the aftermath of a fence jumper who gained access to the white house. >>> the chicago teenager who is accused of trying to join isis is in federal custody. mow head hamzha khan was busted at the airport. he's facing up to 15 years behind bars. the pentagon says it takes cases like these seriously. >> we're very concerned. it's something that secretary hagel's talked about many, many times about this foreign fighter threat, this idea that people could go get radicalized either here or over there and then learn skills, terrorist capabilities and bring them back home. >> our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto live in washington with more for you. good morning, jim. >> good morning, carol. we got a good taste in the last 24 hours of the dual threat that isis poses on the ground in syria, isis fighters con

. >> the interim head of the secret service joe clancy is facing an uphill battle to return faith in he has ties to the area and amy buckman shows us he made an impact on the community before he joined the secret

. >> the interim head of the secret service joe clancy is facing an uphill battle to return faith in the department. he has ties to the area and amy buckman shows us he made an impact on the community before he joined the secret service. >> the lives of president obama and other officials are now in a havertown native. clancy was named the interim director of the secret service. he graduated from villanova university. >> he has a perfect background and he is perfectly quality if ied for the job. >> he spend time teaching at the high school while waiting for his secret service application to be processed and they said even then he showed characteristics for the job. >> a quiet guy, well liked here and he is very meticulous and organized and a detailed person and i would say that is an accomplishment. >> clancy began his career in government after teaching, becoming special agent in charge of the presidential protective division and he retired after becoming head of security for comcast. a job he is giving up to go to washington. >> he came with incredible credentials and we are thrill

joe clancy is someone who this president knows very well, i know very well. is the right person to come in on an interim basis. we will be here to begin dealing with whatever situations may arise. >> is it time to hire an outsid outsider? >> we will let joe clancy get there, look at it, begin to steer the agency in the right direction. we will see who the right fit is. >> ask you about the president's speech in chicago this week. there's one way to read it is he was declaring victory on his agenda, that he believes he has a suck -- is that a way to look at it, that basically it worked? my policies were right, look at this, everything is great? >> i don't think that's a fair reading of the speech. the president was very clear that while we have made significant progress to improve the economy, to build a durable foundation for the economy going forward, job creation, auto industry back, housing industry coming back, but we have more work to do because too much of the benefits of that growth is not being shared on the middle class. >> he said we are better than

. >> we will tell but joe clancy in a bit.ut lets start with the forecast. >> it seems look a cold front is coming our way. >> it is. this cold front will be living up to its name, it will be bringing us

third thing is, the president is very appreciative that somebody with the resume and skills of joe clancy is taking responsibility for leading the secret service during this interim period. mr. clancy is taking a leave of absence from his private sector job to reenter government service, demonstrates his loyalty that he feels to this organization and agency that he served for so long. >> is he authorized to make additional changes. >> absolutely. as the acting director, mr. clancy will have responsibility for leading that organization. the president is grateful that he has taken on that very significant responsibility. okay. todd. >> thanks. on the ebola case, follow up on questions, everyone understands that this particular patient was traveling. i think we get that from the professionals. that means there's no way to effectively screen for someone who is infected and will become symptomatic within a week or a few days. so gifven that, what are the conditions for which the president would want to see travel restrictions. >> the thing that is important about that is individual who's are n

the the president concluded that new leadership was required. >> joe clancy will take over as the new temporary head of the agency. he is from havertown and graduated from villanova and taught history at father judge high school this northeast philadelphia. >>> the boston hurled is apologizing for a controversial cartoon. take a look here. that cartoon was public in yesterday's paper with the caption, white house invader got farther then originally thought. the drawing shows the president brushing his teeth in the white house bathroom with a stranger in the tub, asking president obama if he has tried the new water melon flavored toothpaste. artist apology guyed saying he picked water melon toothpaste because he saw tonight his own bathroom. >>> our time is 7:35. lets get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. >> a bit of the scary start to wall street, what is driving the market down do you think. >> reporter: that is right, good morning, ukee and erika. dow jones fell 238 points on wednesday, nasdaq finished 71 points lower. in pa

she resigned and joe clancy was tapped as interim director. gonzalez pleaded not guilty of charges to unlawfully entering a government building while carrying a weapon. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> a seattle area nurse is being monitored for ebola this morning. health officials are saying she showed no signs of the disease but recently returned from africa where she treated patients. meanwhile the governor has quarantined six others who returned from west africa. starting next week, travelers from three west african nations affected by the ebola outbreak will be monitored for symptoms. they will check in with health officials and have their temperature taken twice a day for 21 days. susan mcginnis has more on the government's response and the update on two americans infected with ebola. >> when i first came in, dr. smith came in, i looked up and said, am i going to make it. he goes, we don't know a whole lot about this. >> reporter: high spirits for nbc cameraman ashoka mukpo. on wednesday he left the nebraska medical center f

. >> we're going to let joe clancy get there and look at it and begin to steer the agency in the right direction and we'll see who the right fit is. >> reporter: clancy has asked for a briefing tomorrow on what has changed since the jumping intruder. mean land the department of homeland security will have a panel for more suggestions of a permanent secret service director. >> kristen welker at the white house, thank you. >>> call for action in ferguson, moes two months after a police officer killed mr. brown. they lowered banners and released paper arts and marched out by numbers. there were new calls for the immediate arrest of officer darren wilson for the grand jury process to be bypassed. >> all we try to determine is whether or not there is probable cause to believe, one, that as crime has been committed. >> and that wilson is the person that committed it. period. and i don't see why it takes 57 days to answer that simple question. >> a grand jury is still reviewing the case. >>> and in washington today, president obama paid tribute to the country's disabled veterans. he spoke at

joe clancy is in charge of the secret service for now. he's interim director. clancy headed the president's security detail three years ago. he's replacing julia pierson. >> there are probably some other folks who need to take the exit sign -- exit ramp out too. . >> the more i learn, the worse it is. and that scares me. >> reporter: the white house learned about the elevator incident just minutes before it went public. >> if there is a serious breach of the president's security that we would anticipate that at a minimum that white house officials would be informed in a timely fashion. >> reporter: the white house fence jumper pleaded not guilty wednesday. homeland security and an independent panel will investigate that, plus shots fired in 2011. it took the secret service four days to confirm those bullets hit the first family's private residence. >> even adt can detect when a window is broken. >> reporter: president obama's in chicago today, talking about the economy, with security tighter than ever. now, back to julia pierson this morning, who has stepped dow

joe clancy was sworn-in today as interim director five days after julia pierson stepped down as the head of the agency after a series of security lapses. this is a return engagement for clancy who was a ubiquitous presence at the president's side as head of the presidential protection detail before his retirement in 2011. >>> michael phelps, the most decorated olympian in history, will not be able to swim competitively until march of next year. he's been suspended from the sport for six months after a second arrest for dui in baltimore last week. over the weekend phelps announced he would enter a six-week treatment program. >>> still ahead for us on a monday night, news about a mysterious virus striking so many children. it's now taken the life of a 4-year-old boy. tonight, the advice for parents. >>> and later, an unbelievable crash and equally unbelievable outcome. >>> it's a virus raising concern throughout the nation, but it's not ebola. it may in fact pose an even larger threat in the u.s. it's called enterovirus d-68 and has put hundreds of children in the hospital. it's effects ar

joe clancy was tapped to lead the agency temporarily. secret service director julia pierson stepped down after pressures from congress. president obama will not name a permanent director until december 15th at the earliest. >>> after days of protest a colorado school board agreed to meet changes in the controversial plan to review the u.s. history curriculum. teachers, parents and students protested the move with students staging some civil disobedience of their own. last night the school board backed off the proposed change and is setting up a curriculum review panel including students, parents and school administrators. >>> yesterday it was cape may that saw the first of the sunshine. we saw enough sunshine to warm into the 70s yesterday and that's going to happen again today. no wind right now. some areas are running cooler including philadelphia international. three degrees cooler this morning, which for now has us in the low 60s. most of the area is in the 50s this morning. you'll feel chillier conditions. you will see scattered clo

tonight those who know joe clancy best say he's the right man for the job. >> he grew up in havertown delaware county am he takes over for julia pierson who resigned over security lapses at the agency. he once taught at father judge high school in 1983. those who worked with him said he made a quiet an impression. >> he was a quiet guy but he had a certain presence about him. he knows what has to be done and he'll do it correctly. >> i wish him all the luck in the world and i will keep him in my daily prayers 'cause he'll need prayers, believe me. he has a tough position to fill. >> he retired. he went to work as head of security for comcast. >>> trenton new jersey is getting more help to bring down its crime rate. today federal lawmakers gathered at city hall to announce a $1.5 million grant that will enable trenton to hire 12 more police officers. the police department's new director says he hopes to restore some bike and foot patrols so officers can have more interaction with residents. >> well, the the banking giant jp morgan chase says cyber criminals stole information on tens of

the president tapped joe clancy to lead the agency temporarily. julia pierson stepped down after a series of security breaches and pressure from congress. the white house says president obama will not name a permanent director until december 15th at the earliest. >>> new jersey's now acting governor is waking up in the hospital after getting hurt in a bike accident. she was riding her bike yesterday when she stopped short to avoid a car and fell. taken to the hospital with a broken elbow and broken wrist. kept overnight for observation. she is acting governor right now because governor chris christie is out of town. >>> the head of the faa says crews are working around the clock to replace equipment damaged by a fire at an airport in chicago. he will visit the control center there today. >>> at the same time there's a push to upgrade the nation's air traffic control system to help improve travel not only in this area but across the country. the u.s. travel association wants to transfer air traffic control from a ground operation to a new satellite

joe clancy is the ideal candidate to be head of the secret service at this time. >> comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. clancy is a native of delaware county. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> temperatures are coming down with some clouds overhead, but that's the only thing that's falling this morning. no showers in the area. 64 degrees in philadelphia. that's exactly where we were yesterday in the city. the shore dry. still some clouds overhead, but we will get some breaks, see some sunshine and the temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we'll warm into the 70s this afternoon. northeast philly is at 63. bridgeton, we're at 57 right now. 50s for pottstown, reading, quakertown at 59 degrees while blue bell is 63. it's in the 50s for newark and dover. look at vineland, the airport and woodbine right at 59 degrees right now. clouds, they will be thinning out. and the rain, out of here for today. but it is a possibility this weekend. in fact, you can see showers moving through the midwest. in fact, some wicked weather, heavy showers and thunderstorm act

. >> reporter: joe clancy is in charge of the secret service for now. he's interim director. clancy headed the president's security debail three years ago. he's replacing julia pierson. >> there are probably some other folks who need to take the exit signs -- exit ramp out, too. >> reporter: pierson resigned wednesday after failing to tell lawmakers that she knew a security contractor with a gun and three assault convictions rode an elevator with president obama last month at the cdc in atlanta. >> the more i learn, the worse it is. and that scares me. >> reporter: the white house learned about the elevator incident just minutes before it went public. >> if there's a serious breach of the president's security that we would anticipate that at a minimum that white house officials would be informed in a timely fashion. >> reporter: the white house fence jumper pleaded not guilty wednesday. homeland security and an independent panel will investigate that. plus shots fired in 2011. it took the secret service four days to confirm those bullets hit the first family's private residenc

. >> we will tell but joe clancy in a bit. but lets start with the forecast. >> it seems look a cold front is coming our way. >> it is. this cold front will be living up to its name, it will be bringing us a real dose ovulate october, if you can believe it, with the temperatures by secondal half of the weekend but when you factor in the breeze, it feels more like november. bottom line is, eventually our temperatures will take a nose dive here. let's enjoy warmth, while we have it. we have seasonable conditions. today overall a quiet forecast until that front gets here. we will break down details in the next couple of minutes. the guys, back to you for now. >>> bullets fly in northeast philadelphia leaving a teenage girl hospitalized overnight. >> police say an argument may have sparked the gun violence. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us live from police headquarters to tell us more about the investigation, syma. >> reporter: imagine sitting on a porch and shots or fired. that happened last night to the 17 year-