justin patterson was invited over to the home of norman's daughter. >> and that's justin patterson, wasthe time. >> yes, sir. >> but you had been broken up? >> yes, sir. >> did you tell her the story? >> yes, sir, when i got the news i called her and informed her about what was going on. because no actions were being taken. other than people that knew him. so i wanted her to come down here and shine some light on the story and she came. >> did it shine light? >> yes, she did. >> what happened? >> his family was very supportive of her interviewing them. she followed the story throughout. it shined light, you know it's in the documentary or whatever. but the punishment part -- >> yeah. >> john legend who is the music legend now, john legend is the executive producer of this film. how did he get involved with this? >> so john and i have a mutual friend and she thought that this is something that would really resonate with him. and he heard about the project and he immediately came on board, which was such an incredible -- we were so lucky because he's -- he's amazing and and yeah. >> the m

those were the words used to identify 22-year-old justin patterson, who lay dying just feet away from >> just talk to me mr. norman, okay? >> oh, yeah. >> did you shoot him in the residence or outside the residence? >> in the house. >> in the house? >> when he slammed me into that wall busted the side of my head, my elbow and my knew. i wasn't going to let him hurt me. >> do you need an ambulance mr. norman? >> no no, it's just i'm all scraped up. >> what kind of gun did you shoot him with in? >> a .22. >> 22 pistol, right? >> yes. >> later in the call comes this. >> and you have put the gun up, right? >> yeah, i got it laying here on the floor beside me. >> all right. i'm going to let you know, yeah a blackmail male. do you know what he had on? >> some kind of dark jacket is what he finally put on. i got his hat. he left his hat in the yard when he went out the door. >> a dark jacket? >> yes and those baggy brichs. >> there's more to the story and how it connects to the small town that segregates its proms. ]when we make beyond natural dry dog and cat foods. we start with real meat a

justin. >>> sun and fun. memorial day weekend kicks off the unofficial start of the summer steve patterson is live on independenceall with all the excitement here in the city. steve. >> reporter: natasha, i've been in philadelphia about a year and a half now, been down here to independence mall about maybe several dozen times but i have never seen what i saw today. so many people coming down to check out history. i want to show you some video from earlier today. obviously this is one of the busiest times of the year but here's something else i've never seen before, natasha. maybe you have and i just haven't been paying attention. we saw one line forming to get in to see the liberty bell and because that line was so long, another one started outside near the closest window, just to snap a picture inside. this weekend thousands from all over the world coming really to see the cradle of this country right here in olde city and all weekend scheduled concerts, reenactments, flag ceremonies, all happening right here. we spoke to people, tourist abouts why they came out. >> living here on the east coast is so much diffe

patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". >>> well you know we are about to get an early taste of summer as we head into another work week. meteorologist justincbs3 sky deck tracking the return of the 80s and i am certainly glad to see them come back justin a lot of people are. hopefully everyone had chance to get outside and enjoy the nice weather today. pleasant still no humidity to talk about even though temperatures did reach the 80s. here we are this evening and still very nice. 50's and 60s across the delaware valley but today's high made it to 81 degrees officially at philadelphia international airport. so 11 degrees above the average. we shall be at 70 for this time of year and the next couple of days we'll be even warmer. here we are at 65 currently in philadelphia. upper 50s in many suburbs. 58 in wilmington. 56 in millville, new jersey. newspaper quakertown, doylestown both coming in at 59 degrees as well as mt. holly inform. nice and quiet on storm scan3. clear skies calmer winds allowing our temperatures to drop tonight with a recent dry conditions and very low humidity levels we'll be dealing with an enhanceed fire risk during t

justin. see you soon. >>> president obama is comeing to camden tomorrow on his itinerary visit to the newly stabbed police department and also a tour of the community. "eyewitness news" reporter steve pattersonews his visit. >> camden is my home. >> reporter: she was born here she was raised here, and about a year and a half ago will he sean today carter started her first business in camden. >> here will be the kitchen. >> reporter: carter started a personal care service for area veterans. she gave us a tour of what she says will be the first home for vets in camden. >> and i thought why not make this a business? and help people that needs help. >> reporter: carter is an example of what city officials hope is highlighted in the next few days much entrepreneural spirit and positive change. >> i think within the neck 10 years the redevelopment of the city will be a national model an national story of progress. >> reporter: monday president barack obama will visit camded to tour the newly stabbed camden county police department formed during the height of the city's infamy for being unsafe but things have changed. violent crime has dropped nearly 30% compared to this time two years ago and in t