. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.ummer-like heat returns and that's helping to fuel these storms. let's get you to justin drabick and storm scan3 at this hour. justin. >> good evening, natasha that's right a lot of heat and humidity going on over the delaware valley right now. so that's helping to fuel these stronger showers and even some strong to even severe thunderstorms coming across the region. let's break it down. there's that line moving into the western portions of the viewing area. lancaster seeing a strong thunderstorm right now so watch out western chester county probably in another hour or so. these are indicating they're weakening heading eastward but heavy rain potential and strong gusty winds. we have one severe thunderstorm to talk about in the lehigh county nearly a town moving to the southeast. this goes until 6:15 this evening so basically the southern half of lehigh county moving southeast at about 20 miles per hour so this puts the snowstorm lower macungie by 6:21. and milford at 6:53. they should

good evening i'm natasha brown. amtrak's full northeast corridor service will resume tomorrow morning. septa's trenton regional line will be partially restored as well but trains will not stop in north philadelphia bridesburg or tacony tomorrow and delays are expected. meantime crews have been working around the clock trying to get the track repaired after tuesday's disaster. teams also spent the weekend installing speed controls on the section of track where train 188 derailed. meanwhile there are conflicting reports now an object striking the amtrak train just before the accident. the ntsb believes something may have struck the train's wind shield but investigators i was brandon bostian never radio dispatch that the train had been hit prior to the crash. we have live team three coverage tonight and we begin with "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers in port richmond. matt. >> reporter: natasha a reflection service just finished up here in port richmond, a relatively small crowd here of volunteers, first responder

natasha. >> thank you justin. >>> sun and fun.emorial day weekend kicks off the unofficial start of the summer steve patterson is live on independence mall 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 her

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.his accident happened just past the bensalem exit number 351. it's raising concerns tonight about drivers safety in those work zones. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us along the turnpike in bensalem. he's got the very latest. steve. >> reporter: natasha police and officials tell me the driver in this case was pronounced dead at the scene. meanwhile as you mentioned four workers affected by this crash, four of them injured two of them sustained minor injuries, they were taken to the hospital treated and released and another two in that group sustained serious injuries. one of them had to undergo surgery this afternoon. we're checking back forup dates. in the meantime this comes just a month into a major safety campaign from the pennsylvania turnpike commission telling drivers to slow down especially when they are in these work zones. for hours the only traffic left on this busy stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike didn't even amount to one car. officials say it happene

justin. >>> that's right, natasha.eally going feel like summer starting tomorrow and lasting over the next several days. we'll bring back the heat and humidity as well and make a run at 90 degrees but still comfortable outside tonight. you can keep those windows open. humidity levels a little higher but still really it's not that bad for this time of year but today's official high temperature came in at 82 degrees. still humidity levels between bad above average. average high 76. the record high temperature for today is 90 degrees. here we are right now. we are in the mid and upper 60s over most locations. exception is down towards the shore in delaware beaches with that ocean water is 62. so we have that wind right off the water so similar air temperatures to the water and again that's going to be a little bit on the cooler side tomorrow afternoon with a breeze you may need the jacket and sweatshirt again early tomorrow morning near the shore. dew point temperatures this tells us how much moisture. it was low 24 hours

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining you.onight we're hearing from neighbors in that community who watched this drama unfold. fire crews rushed to the home on the 5700 block of gray's avenue in kingsessing at about 11:00 this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live at the scene tonight with the story. steve. >> reporter: natasha, crews say that fire likely started in the front of the row homes behind me but for a few harrowing moments it forced one of the occupants to the back. want to show you. take a look at the awning you see behind me right there. flames forcing a woman on top of that and then an eyewitness says she tumble, fell onto the car and then the ground. we spoke to that eyewitness but the first thing i want to do is show you just how intense those flames were. seconds to react. >> i opened my door. i seen fire shooting out the window. >> reporter: exclusive video from eyewitness sean barber shows the harrowing seconds after flames rage out of this home in the 5700 block of grays a not the moth

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.ike no matter where you went everybody was out enjoying this day. plenty of folks were roller skating during the second day of blue cross river rink summer fest. and all along columbus boulevard at spruce street harbor park hundreds of people were out including the sixers new mascot franklin. meteorologist justin drabick joins us live. justin what is the weather looking like for the rest of this holiday weekend. >> natasha we have a good looking weekend. kind of something for everyone. today obviously very comfortable, no humidity. temperatures actually cool for this time of year. we made it to 71 degrees. our average is 76 and our record high for this date is niche 6 degrees. yes, we'll warm up. doesn't look like we'll be reaching record numbers in the seven-day forecast but it is kind of chilly outside right now if you do step outside. many areas in the 50's. we'll be seeing 40's for overnight lows. compare this to 24 hours ago anywhere from about four to 12 degrees colder. chilly ai

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is live at special victims with more on how police got their man. natasha. >> reporter: well, you know, after releasing surveillance video and mug shots police finally to believe tonight that they have tracked down the man linked to app sexual assault and abduction in fishtown weeks ago. after a two and a half week search 24-year-old manuel cintron is now in police custody linked to a sexual assault and abduction in fishtown. the 22-year-old victim was walking along east york street at around 5:30 a.m. may first when she says a man approached her with a handgun and forced her inside a minivan. the victim was sexually assaulted inside the van and dropped off more than an hour later nor almond and boston streets in the area where she was initially picked up. surveillance video captured a glimpse of the older model van and on monday u.s. marshals working in conjunction with philadelphia svu tracked cintron hiding out in a house in the 7100 block of monitor street in northeast philadelphia. he was arrested without incident set to now face a slew of

our natasha brown is live at dover police headquarters tonight with more. natasha?> reporter: a dash camera from another police patrol car actually captured this encounter with this officer and a suspect and now that video has led to criminal charges nearly two years later. this dash cam video at the crux of criminal charges now facing a dover police officer. >> there may be several others on the road. >> reporter: in august 2013 police responded to a fight at a dover gas station. in the video you see an officer police have identified as corporal tom webster surround a suspect, kicking that suspect latif dickerson in the face and dickerson appears to fall unresponsive. >> he broke his jaw and knocked him unconscious. mr. dickerson was unconscious until he woke up in the police cruiser right outside the hospital. >> reporter: kathleen morning ray with the alcu. last year they filed a civil lawsuit again the city of dover and the police depth alleging that dickerson was assaulted. the lawsuit was filed after a grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014. but o

justin. >> all right, good evening natasha.e do need some rain across the region but you don't want to see flash flood situations any time even if you're in that drought situation. showers and storms mainly across the far northwestern viewing area so northern lehigh valley, northern berks county, up into the poconos. that's where they're confined. into monday storms should start to move south and east. we're okay around philadelphia, south jersey and delaware but different story again just north of allentown into carbon and monroe county. you can see some strong to even severe thunderstorms. this one moving through schuylkill county right now so it will be heading towards the poconos probably in another half hour to an hour. they're slow moving so they have a lot of rainfall with it. you can see the lightning strikes. that's why we have a flash flood situation. storms moving only about 15 miles per hour so they're dropping rainfall rates anywhere from about one to 2 inches or so. so carbon, monroe county under a flash flood war

hey, justin that's right natasha.ot of people waiting for a consistent forecast like this with warm temperatures. it's a nice evening outside just a few clouds, nice breeze and humidity is low. this week we're talking mid june-like temperatures in the forecast. today really not bad. we made to it 80 degrees for the official high temperature at philadelphia international airport. that's 10 degrees above average so we should be right around 70 this time of year and we won't even be close to 70 degrees for the next few days. there are the highs all across the delaware valley. look at reading allentown 80's, mid 70's up in the mountains even down at the shore. at one point reached a low in mid 70's before that influence off the ocean began to kick in. shore temperatures right now mid 60's. inland upper 70's to low 80's. 78 in wilmington, 79 degrees in reading this hour. some of the suburbs kind of the same deal, 80 in palmyra new jersey, mount holly new jersey checks in at 78 degrees. all right. storm scan3 nice and quiet

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good evening everyone i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.he attack happened shortly before 9:00 o'clock in west kensington. matt rivers has the very latest from the scene on north fifth street. >> reporter: natasha this is a still very active scene along north fifth street in kensington kensington. we can show you the scene as it looks. you can see the officers there continuing their investigation into what's going on here. we know that the victim in this case is a woman in her 40s according to the neighbors in this area. and that it does appear she has died as a result from her injuries in this case. police are continuing their work they tell us they're not exactly sure yet at this point whether this woman died as a result of gunshot wounds or stab wounds but does it appear they are leaning toward the fact she was shot in this instance. they are still looking for the suspect in this case. neighbors tell us they believe that it was 71 that this woman was living with perhaps a boyfriend he remains on the loose at this point. police are conduc

we're live here at lincoln financial field tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, good to see spirit up there tonight. what do you think of the eagles pick of this wide receiver? should they have tried harder to trade mariota. was it even possible? tell us what you think. >>> new tonight police are investigate a deadly shooting in montgomery counsel township. officers responding to domestic dispute found a man dead inside of the home on 800 block of karen court around 6:45 tonight. police say a woman was found outside the home suffering from a gunshot wound. right now she's in critical condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. and that shooting is under investigation. >>> a temple student is fighting for her life after a hit-and-run on campus. police say an 18-year-old man has confessed to being behind the wheel of the car that hit rachel hall. the 22-year-old was riding her bike home when she was hit by a silver mitubishi gallant near mark and diamond. the suspect's father contacted police. >> young man had a permit so he told us he was afraid a

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is live in the neighborhood for us with more. natasha?> reporter: well, delaware county officials are investigate investigating this at this point as a possible lightning strike as neighbors here in the area described seeing a man fall to the ground right outside of his house. >> it was the loudest boom i've ever heard in my entire life, and it sounded like a million firework going off on the fourth of july. >> reporter: neighbors describe an earth shattering boom as a quick-moving storm rolled through broomall wednesday afternoon. >> i ducked in my bathroom. i was petrified. >> reporter: ambulance scrambled to get to a 52-year-old man in the 300 block of hastings boulevard. initial reports suggested that the man may have been struck by lightning. neighbors we spoke to say he was out with his dog in the driveway hurrying to get inside when they saw him fall to the ground. >> that's scary. it's very scary. >> java had just gotten her kids inside their house before the storm blue through. >> we saw it rolling in and girls hurry up we got to

natasha?> reporter: well, chris, you know, each of the six officers face their own set of charges in this case including south jersey native edward nero. while news of the arrest seem to quell any kind of up rest over the past week or so, protest doctors continue here in philadelphia tonight. a city that just days ago erupt flood violence and chaos transformed into a city jubilant about news of a rest in the compressed freddie gray case. >> the people are tired of those two bad seeds in the police department and they want them out of there. >> the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: six baltimore police officers are now facing criminal charges in gray's death. freddie gray died one week after suffering a spinal cord injury in police custody. one of the officers now charged is 29-year-old edward nero from sewell, new jersey, he once served as a freig

natasha. >> thanks justin.ou 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 patterson previews 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 camden. he's expected to tour t

for justin, lesley all of us here i'm natasha brown.joining us and staying up late wise. "eyewitness news" continues at 4:30 with our friends ukee washington and erika von tiehl and we're always on cbsphilly.com. have a great day everyone. take care. ♪ >>> the weekend insider, in the story, in the fun, in the moment. your 24/7 celebrity news conference. >>> international support is mounting to save johnny depp's dogs. >> how are you? >> call it the war on terriers. received death threats. >> that's the start of our good week, bad week. >>> they canceled american idol? >> yes. >> it's exciting. >> then is is it the end for the view? >> i call up and say, why did do you that? >> the new expose revealing details behind the show's fight to survive. >>> thia hosts a round table with daytime's hottest hunk etch posing everything from sex scenes to six-packs. ♪ don't go chasing waterfalls ♪ >>> i hit the road with

>> it is so exciting, natasha we are here at surf side pier. we are at a great ride it is kong ride, jack morey king of the rides at moreie's pier. >> this is a family ride, i will be your pilot where would you like to go. >> would i like to go slow. >> i will fly you to the moon. >> tell me about this king congress ride because king congress is not climbing the entire state building. >> well, these are just a little bit different. king congress is quirky and wildwoodized and probably a light house and the girl is not there and we have a tram car there good why not a tram car. >> so does this particular ride have a history in wildwood. >> it has a great history. he was started three years after our found are started in 69, and started in 1972. they entertain guestness a similar style for several years, and then, it went away for a while. forty-three years later here we are back again. >> you will have a great weekend down here as far as weather is concern. lets show everybody at home what the forecast is and then we will take this thing for a s

we're live from southwest philadelphia natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thanks very much. >>> day of the swimming hole turns deadly in sads bury town should after one person drowns there police were called to a creek on old wilmington road this morning by another swim shore said the victim didn't resurface after jumping from the bridge. surviving swimmer tried to save the victim but was pulled under by him. police say there was strong under toe where that victim drowned. >>> due to the under toe, of the waterfall being located fire and e ms personnel felt that it would have been a safety issue for either of those personnel to make an attempt to go in the water. >> rescuers did try to put poles into the water hoping to recover the victim's body but they were unsuccessful. so far victim has not been identified. >>> authorities are searching for the occupants of the two vehicles who were shooting at each other in west philadelphia. that shooting happened after 10:00 this morning on 63rd street and lansdowne avenue. sanitation worker who was picking up trash witness

. >> natasha typical summer like day today. we had the heat and humidity with the late day showers and storms. things are start to go calm down a little bit. thunderstorm activity has ended. maybe a couple of sprinkles possible especially across far southern new jersey and also central and southern delaware. everybody else pretty much dry right now under partly to mostly cloudy skies. but there's still more showers to our west over the ohio valley once again tomorrow with all the heat and humidity there could be a scattered shower or storm but the chances should be less than what we had tonight. still storm damage roared in montgomery county. earlier this evening. gilbertsville picking up 1 inch diameter sized hail and also 55-mile per hour wind bust at one of those thunderstorms. unless montgomery county douglas township and new hanover township reported trees down. still warm outside. 60 toss about 70 degrees. 71 officially at the airport in philadelphia and the atlantic city airport 67 willow grove. 64 in quakertown. very hu

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.n and jennifer pandorf were arrested yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson spoke with neighbors and joins us now live in washington township with the latest. steve. >> reporter: natasha doctors tell police that two-year-old little girl was so badly injured she was hemorrhaging from her retina and bleeding from her brain. tonight that child is recovering and so, too, is the neighborhood where police made an arrest. >> any time a child is involved it's just heartbreaking, you know. really makes me sad. >> reporter: police and prosecutors agree. charges now filed against the washington township couple accused of severe child abuse. >> i did see a police officer and an ambulance go by. >> reporter: one day neighbor the neighbor now realize what is she saw. friday police arrested 25-year-old jacob lynn and 24-year-old jennifer pandorf from their home on luke coastal storm lane n mid april the couple was taking care of lynn's two-year-old daughter who lives with her mother at

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.ohn nash was a nobel prize winner and famed mathematician at princeton university. he and his wife were in a cab traveling south on the turnpike in monroe township when this crash happened. steve patterson has reaction from princeton. >> john nash was one of the most brilliant minds of his generation. >> reporter: most know the journey the struggle and the beautiful mind of john nash from this portrayal in the 2001 oscar winning film. >> the only way out of matter. >> reporter: princeton mathematics professor emeritus joseph cone has known nash ago mind and heart for 64 years. >> most spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contributions to science. >> reporter: cohn says like so many nash was the reason he got into groundbreaking math. the two hit it off at one of nash's courses at mit a partnership that would forge life changing accomplishments. now he says he just misses his buddy. >> there was a period in his life when he was really beginning to be appreci

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.nk you so much for joining us much the crash happen at lower mooreland high school. tonight a high school janitor tells "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson he's lucky to be alive because he happened to walk into another room at just the right time. >> reporter: it was a matter of time. what took hours to pull out only took an instant to go in. >> it was bam and it was out. >> reporter: school janitor dan said if that instant was just a few seconds earlier he would would be dead. >> if i was in there i would have been gone. no question. it blew it apart. yeah i feel lucky. >> reporter: police say shortly before 2:00 this afternoon, this black pickup truck drove straight into a wall at lower moreland high school. eyewitness josh, says he watched the car accelerate with no sign of braking. >> i saw a black truck. i saw it rev its engine and smoke coming from it. i her it gun down the parking lot all the way down until iheard this gigantic whack. >> the driver was pronounced dead at

i'm natasha brown. >> i'm chris may.e'll go to the shore in just a moment but we'll begin with meteorologist kate bilo live out cbs3 sky deck with how this holiday weekend forecast is shaping up. kate? >> chris and natasha it is breezy out here a little chilly as well. we'll start off the holiday weekend way pretty cold night an chilly start to our saturday morning. but then everything gets warmer and warmer as we move toward memorial day. let's take look outside right now you can see down in one of our beach towns rehoboth beach at the boardwalk plaza still some folk out walking around taking a stroll on the boardwalk just getting the most out of that weekend. 65 degrees right now at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach but take a look at these freeze warnings aren't frost advisory. frost advisory for the poconos as you head into up into northern pennsylvania and new york state freeze warnings in effect very very cold air make its way in tonight. here's what you'll wake up to saturday morning. if you're heading to the

live in the sat center tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you very. >>>.s. attorney general loretta lynch launched into federal investigation into the baltimore police dem. the department of justice will look for patterns of discriminatory policing. things like the use of excessive force and improper arrest. this follows the in custody death of freddie gray which prompted violent protests in the city. siicers were charged last week in gray's death. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight, a special honor for the philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay. his 46 years in law enforcement are recognized tonight by the national organization of black law enforcement executives. that group held its awards banquet tonight on penn's landing. mayor michael nutter was there and praised the police commissioner and once again reiterateed his believe ramsay should stay on commissioner when the mayor leaves office. >>> a small plain crash in atlanta kills all four people on board. that plane had just taken off from the airport before it crashed on to interstate 285. wit

natasha guinane, al jazeera. >> arrested a teenager in melbourne on friday and defused three home made explosive devices. police say he is expected to appear before a closed court on monday and there was no links at all for five teenagers arrested on monday for passing a plan on veterans day. >> warned filipino forces to leave at least six times. several other southeast asian countries also claim this property. the aquino government is hoping for a negotiated settlement. >> necessary condition for everybody's prosperity which i think all governments in the area are aspiring for for their people, thank you. >> the debt toll from nepal's earthquake has risen to over 7900 people, including nine people who were killed on everest. sherpa guides are worried about their livelihood. sahil rah manreports from kathmandu. >> getting family supplies is just as important for the moment. he should be guiding mountaineers and trekkers across the hills of the himalayas. money the tight and his wife has to carefully decide what to cook and how many meals they'll have in the day. >> in my village not ev

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live with the very latest from authorities natasha a? >> reporter: well, investigation between u.s. customs and philadelphia police is ongoing but for workers who actually discovered this body, it is an image that is hard to shake. >> it was just a horrible scene. >> reporter: jarring discovery for workers unloading a container on board a cargo ship atpy ier 84 on the delaware river off columbus boulevard. a smell led them to a dead body buried under tons of cocoa beans. >> we lifted the last sack, and one of my co-workers ran over and said dead body. once he a said dead body it was like it was craze friday there. >> reporter: man is believed to be from africa where ship reportedly originated. police believe he may have been a stowe away who didn't survive journey to the state. workers found boots and bags of snacks near body. >> when they close the top of the dock it is air tight shut nothing can get in and nothing can get out. >> reporter: this cargo ship, is a british registered ship that was apparently carrying beans, cocoa beans, fr

natasha ghoneim reports on the increased risks for the many young people there. >> reporter: villagespeople killed women and girls raped and thousands displaced. since south sudan's government began fighting with rebels 17 months ago, these scenes have been common. unicef says in the last two weeks, children have been the targets of armed groups in unity state. >> one of the victims a 17-year-old girl she said they took my belongings and threw me into the fire. she has baby twins who are less than a year. they tried to take them away from me. i said they would have to kill me first. >> reporter: they survived and now join the 1.9 million south sudanese who have been displaced because of fighting. half of them are children. unicef says in recent weeks dozens of children have been killed at least a dozen raped and others kidnapped and recruited as soldiers. >> we know the numbers are likely to be on the low side and there are many more children. this is a very dark sign of where things are going at the moment. >> reporter: the attacks coincide with the south sudanese military operation

more from natasha ghoneim. >> reporter: blaring horns instead of gunfire.eople walking and shopping instead of fighters in the streets. in the old city of sana'a it was the return to ordinary life on the first day of the ceasefire, but not everyone was feeling optimistic. >> translator: the yemeni people will never agree to a truce. these yemeni are forced to confront them because they can only be stopped with force. >> reporter: the truce is an attempt to help ease the suffering of yemenese after weeks of conflict. iran has sent a naval ship to escort its cargo else have care rig sup place and journalists, but the iranian military has said it won't allow the saudi-lead forces to inspect the ship. and witnesses in several cities say the houthis are continuing to shell neighborhoods. >> the houthis are divided. there is a group of houthi fighters that would like to accept the ceasefire and move along, but then there is another group that is probably under the influence of the iranian government that is not necessarily happy with the terms of the ceasefire. >

>> natasha police say witnesses watched this entire scene unfold around 1:45 p.m. this afternoon.ow where you this happened. it happened about 50 miles north of philadelphia in the city of allentown. it happened along the hamilton street bridge in that city which lies above the lehigh river. police say the child fell 52 feet into just 4 feet of water. a section of the river police say is filled with rocks. the mother had walk about halfway across the bridge when it happened. >> took him out of the stroller and dropped him off the side of the bridge. >> reporter: witnesses say she then climbed over the guardrail and jumped in herself. >> reporter: those witnesses immediately called 911 and five police cars responded to the scene within minutes. they saw the 19-year-old mother climbing out of the river on her own and then collapsing. meanwhile, the baby was nowhere to be found so officers began to search. >> it took us about four minutes of trying to locate where this baby might be. he was eventually found about 700 yards down river. >> reporter: an officer jumped into the river to

. >> natasha brown is digging deeper into this story and has new information night. >> reporter: shattered glass from a random bullet that's still lodged in seven-year-old girl' head. >> seven-year-old is hodding her head screaming. she has blood on her hasn't. >> reporter: this was the scene saturday night at 53rd and haverford. unsuspectsuspecting driver briefly stops his car to unload something. his sisters sitting in the back seat. police believe the stop at a normally couldn't jeffed area may have triggered the gunfire from an impatient driver. >> we think a car that may have been stuck in traffic and may have been frustrated with the male slowing down because of the congestion over there pulls by him and fires on the car. >> reporter: bullet peered the back passenger side window of the car narrowly missing the the two other children. police have been scowering the neighborhood looking for surveillance video that may lead them to the shooter. right now they only have a vague description of a black car scene speeding off. >> people out there may know who did this and may know who has t

good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, the the race for the cure steps off 6:00 tomorrow morning mothers day. will the weather be as nice as it is today? justin drabick tracking the details. what's the latest? >> looks like we'll have repeat of today. once again fog is going to continue to develop overnight. we'll start off with foggy conditions for your mother day morning, but by the afternoon we should see little sunshine. we will keep it dry. here we go. storm scan3 nice and quiet some clouds over the region, however, though, fog continues to move in from the cold atlantic ocean. we have warm air sitting over the chilly water. that's what's forming the fog southeast wind continues to push it inland. here we go. dense fog advisory remains in effect until nine # for the immediate new jersey coastline, new jersey, and southern delaware, sussex county delaware, watch out for visibility, less than quarter after mile possible overnight. even inland spots see some lower visibility, here we, are right now

it begins with having a conversation. >> sreenivasan: okay, natasha pratt-harris, associate professoriminal justice and sociology at morgan state university in baltimore. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: we wanted to turn now to social aspects of life in sandtown. especially family life. for more about that, we are joined by tara huffman from the open society institute in baltimore. she is the director of the criminal and juvenile justice program. so tara, i want to start by playing you a clip-- an excerpt of what president obama said earlier this week, describing impoverished communities across the country that he said he had been stripped of opportunity. >> where children are born into abject poverty; they've got parents-- often because of substance-abuse problems or incarceration or lack of education themselves-- can't do right by their kids. communities where there are no fathers who can provide guidance to young men. >> sreenivasan: is that a fair picture of what life is like in sandtown? >> yes, i would say that's a very fair picture of what life is li

our natasha brown reports tonight from maple shade. report. >> reporter: 16-year-old jenny barber is severely autistic and suffers from epilepsy. in this moment she's calm laughing playing with her 12-year-old sister. roger and laura barber say this is a far cry from the violent seizures that have been interrupting her life almost daily. >> for 16 years she's been on medicine they have brain surgery, special diets. never stopped a single seizure. >> exhausting every hospital shouldn't they resorted to medicinal marijuana for their daughter. >> this is one quarter ounce of raw marijuana. >> jenny began consuming consuming the cannabis oil three times a dave it's been a live changing cock cocks. >> five months on medical marijuana her seizures are 80% less. her clarity you look into her eyes there's jenny. >> the initial three doses a day began wearing off so doctors suggested a fourth dose at lunch time. the problem the lark school which serves children with dissables and maple shade school district wouldn't allow laura or if you 911 in