family. >> we're going to keep going. >> reporter: gathering in the park dedicated in autumn pasquale'same members set out in a walk of remembrance. autumn was killed by two teens in her town allegedly over the girl it's bike. the boys justin and donte strangled autumn and stuffed her in a recycling bin. autumn's father anthony is trying to raise support for new jersey to enact law that would hold negligent parents responsible for their children's crimes. it would be called autumn's law. >> there has to be some kind of consequences for parents of a minor with mainly with felony charges, something put in place that the parents are aware that if their kids keep doing this not only do the kids get punished but at the parents would be punished. >> reporter: an online petition for autumn's law has nearly 16,000 signatures and the pasquales are hoping that a local lawmaker will taken their cause live in clayton, cleve bryan. >> firefighters in darby battling a three-alarm fire in a building on main street. this fire started just after 4:00 p.m. and we're told those flames are still not under

." >> tonight at 11 o'clock, remembering autumn pasquale and fighting for a new law.loser look at what the proposed legislation could mean. >>> a beautiful and the warm day but it's just the beginning of a heat wave. we'll take a closer look at just how high those temperatures are going to get. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news at this hour. a woman is dead after a vehicle strikes her and her nine-year-old son in port richmond. "eyewitness news" at aramingo and tioga. the woman's child was taken to saint christopher's hospital and he is currently in critical condition. authorities say the woman died shortly after arriving at hahnemann hospital and police say the 29-year-old driver who hit them is suspected of dui but did stay at the scene. we'll continue to follow this story. remember when we're not on air you can get the latest on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> now we hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy the weather today. we soaked up some sun, i know i d we caught these folks out and about enjoyi

pasquale martin is her uncle. >> the first time i had seen her take the stage and sing "mambo italiano," it just knocked me out. >> reporter: not afraid of the spotlight, huh? >> nah, she loved it. >> reporter: she could belt it out to the rafters but was she any good? her friends t.j. donahue and mary petrone are diplomatic. >> she thought so. >> she was -- oh. no, i -- she could carry a tune. but she thought she was much better than she actually was. >> it didn't really matter because she -- >> it didn't. >> she had the charisma -- >> yeah. >> -- to kind of pull off anything. >> reporter: t.j. became tight with ann in high school and one day, the two of them pulled off a ferris bueller spectacular, skipping school, road-tripping all the way from springfield to new york city in her mother's car. they were 16. t.j., that's a hooky day. >> i know. i think we're try -- >> reporter: that's not just going to the movies or hanging out. >> no, no, no. it was a big deal. however, we ended up getting caught 'cause ann left the -- ticket for the george washington bridge in the car. she was impu

pasquale martin is her uncle. >> rep it? >> of course, it would.y rob somebody from you, steal, take, murder, just rip them from the world, you know, hard to fathom, hard to swallow. >> reporter: now investigators were looking into a murder. they began a deep dive into ann's life. prosecutors steve gagne and jen suhl of the district attorney's office joined the team. they learned that ann cochrane rintala's life could often be grand opera. and her relationships could be complicated. take the thing she had going with a fellow paramedic named mark oleksak. >> mark oleksak was a very close friend of anamarie. they started as co-workers then became very, very close friends. >> reporter: the two were on intimate texting terms. that last morning, ann texted mark asking him to go to best buy for her. "can you please go sat at 6a for me. i will get there about 825a with a coffee. and a big kiss." mark, at the time, is a married man. >> he was a married man, two >> i think very clearly there was an emotional affair at a minimum that happened between mark an

they joined members of the family of autumn pasquale. she was killed back in 2012. boy killed her for her bicycle and then left her body inside a recycling bin. he got 17 years in prison for it. the purpose of the walk was in part to raise awareness for autumn's law. it would hold parents accountable in some way for violent acts committed by their children. community members are also angry about a recent home invasion in their town. they say juveniles were involved in that crime, too. >> this is what represents clayton. good families coming out when there's a need. you know, we respond to it. um, very tight knit community that was devastated by what happened with autumn, and we can't even explain what the community feels like now after this happened for a second time where there's a violent action taken. >> autumn's family created online petition for support to get that law passed. >>> local veterans are treated to a day of furry fun in camden. a slew of animal shelters across south jersey coming together on the battleship new jersey to help a vet adopt a pet. the s