. >> reporter: we are along mosher street. this is the same bblck where andy joyce was shot to death. last night his friends and family, co-workers lined the streets putting these on windows, they want people to know that there's a reward for anyone wwth answers. they're demanding that someone, anyone come forward. joyce was shot to death in his truck, moments after answering a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded after they asked for help. someone came to pick them up and moments before andy toe that car away, someone pulled the trigger. >>> a saw andy at the funeral home and it didd't look too much like andy and then i reale reald why. he wasn't smiling. >> police do not think that anything was stolen from an's as truck that night adding more confusion as to why this young man was targeted. there's a reward for any information that might leaa to an arrest is being offered by crime stoppers. megan gilliland. fox 45 early edition. >>> a baltimore community comes together to remember a 7 7 years old who was killed.

. >> reporter: we are live along mosher street this is the same block where andy waa shot to death onthe job two weeks ago. the motive in this murder still unclear. the killer still out there. his family, friends and co-workers believe that someone out here somewhere knows something about who is responsible for this death lined the streets last night rallying demanding answers trying to tuned out what happened the night that andy joyceewas killld. joyce was found shot to death in his tow truck moments after a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded and someone came to pick them up and moments aterr3 as andy appropriated the tow truck to pull away, someone pulled the trigger. >> why was he just shot? we don't know. the police don't know. someone knows something and we need to help out. >> reporter: a loving family and a young son andrew's murder is a crime that has left so many heartbroken. police do not think that anything was stolen from his truck at all only adding more confusion into thh motive as to why this young man was targeted. but anyone with information that would

. >> reporter: this mosher street.this is where andy joyce was shot to death on the job last night. his friends, his family and co-workers rallied along the streets hoping that someone will come forward trying to spread the word. this morning their message is still being heard. they have posted along all of cars along the street reminding people that there's a reward for anyone who might have information that leads to an arrest. joyce was shot to death at his tow truck moments after answering a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded after her car broke down. someone came to pick them up and %-to tow that car away someone pulled the trigger. >> why was she just shot? we don't know. someone knows something. we need to help out. >> with so much to live for, a loving family and a young son, andy's murder is a crime that has left peeple heat broken. nothing was stolen only adding to the confusion of why this young man was targeted. crime metro is offering the reward. >>> a violent weekend leaves two people dead a

more than 50 tow truck drivers held vinal ills for joyce who was shot and killed during a -- on mosher street. he was two weeks on the job. this happened in the early morning hours on november 1st when he got a call not to a tow or repossession job, he was going to help someone out. his boss says he was not the confrontational type and tried to stay away from impound and repos and wanted to help people. >> he came out to help a lady and her child that were broken counsel in the car to tow them to a neighborhood garage. >> reporter: he drew up in ellicott city and had twin brothers, one who died from a rare brain disease. investigators say the shoot something not drug-related. quick response is putting up a cash reward for anyone with information lead together arrest of andy joy's killer. call metro crimestoppers at the number on the screen, 866-7-lockup. charlie krauseson. >> 6 -- crowson. >> leets leats look at news around nation. a develop story in ohio. one member of a family mysteriously vanished last week has been found. the 13-year-old girl was found bound and gagged but alive ab

. >> thank you, and john mosher, you wrote the story of the first american supreme, real supreme commander, ulysses grant. >> that's right. >> tell us about yourself and how you see grant. >> well, i'm so like you. i was born in arkansas and i had to move to louisiana, either that or have my front teeth removed. [laughter] i sort of saw and i had relatives, ancestors on both sides of the war. my background basically is in european art it in the first and second world war, and so when i came to write about grants, my original interest in grant was he wrote great underappreciated american literature in his wars that which mark twain got published. it's really some brilliant writing. for joint grant didn't talk much about himself. he talked mostly about descriptions. but i brought to that a somewhat different perspective. and certainly very much the idea of grant as the first free commander, but also that grant was, as sherman, one of the great, the truly great american generals. someone asked as sherman dd think credit should be included with wellington, napoleon as one of the great soldiers