awarded to students who embody pinckney's character, as well as his leadership. time to pivot and leadership. time to pivot and send it to josh with a check of our sports. >> it is win or go home for in the battle of burgers... ...jack made a declaration of delicious with the doublejack combo. he formed a perfect union between 100% beef, cheese, andmouth. he took a stand for hot and salty fries. and the freedom to choose from hundreds of freestyledrinks all for $4.99. and america ate it up. true story. get the new double jackcombo for just $4.99 >> it is that time of the year college basketball. win or go home. national invitation tournament kicking off tonight. tournament but it gives teams a chance to compete for a postseason championship. it it allows the seniors to have one final ride. davidson opened up fourth-seeded florida state pre-this came down to tallahassee first half, while the break, jack gibbs gets it going just four points it going just four points last game, he had 17 tonight. onto the second half he not set down making it a four-point game. then

pinckney was found dead in the 2300 block of morris street around 8:00 o'clock last night. the his dirt bike was found a short distance away. >>> thunder released a statement about the the death, quote we are sad toned hear the news of the passing of dion's brother and he has our full support. dion and his family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. >>> well, police have made suspect in the shooting of the man inside a north philadelphia restaurant. police say ronald rand, shot victim inside a church's chick men north philadelphia on sunday. police say he was involve in the verbal altercation before that shooting. victim survived, anyone with any information on his whereabouts should call philadelphia police. >>> there is a big rally outside uptown theater in north philadelphia today, dozens demanded a second chance at life. reporter cherri gregg of our sister station kyw news radio has more on why the ex-offender movement is growing. >> i'm affect by this each and every day, no matter which way i turn. >> reporter: wayne jacobs is one of the dozens o

this has anything to do with that. >> they use dirt bikes. >> yes. >> i spoke with the father of pinckney waitings this afternoon he said he was a great kid and that his son had nothing to do with street gangs. >> at this hour police are waiting for people to give tip calls on this case. a $20,000 reward is posted by city hall. live at police headquarters i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon odom thank you. >>> there is still no word meanwhile on what caused a deadly accidents in kensington overnight. the driver lost control and hit a building and the vehicle burst into flames. it happened at north second street and cecil b. moore avenue. the driver was so badly burned the police have been unable to confirm an identity. people tried to help but the flames were too fierce. >> i felt it from here first front of the car and then the whole car went up. >> it contains hundreds of cups and gift cards from mcdonald's, they are checking nearby mcdonald's to see if the victim was an employee or if the car was stolen. >> police have identified a second suspect for a double

applications are now now open for scholarship program named in the hour of reverend pinckney. officials say the scholarships will be awarded to students who embody pinckney's character, as well as his leadership. time to pivot and leadership. time to pivot and send it to >> it is win or go home >> it is that time of the year college basketball. win or go it is not a big a big or prestigious as the ncaa tournament but it gives teams a chance to compete for a postseason championship. it it allows the seniors to have one final ride. davidson opened up fourth-seeded florida state pre-this came down to tallahassee first half, while the break, jack gibbs gets it going just four points it going just four points last game, he had 17 tonight. onto the second half he not set down making it a four-point game. then next possession while cats pushing the ball, brian sullivan to jordan, he there's that one down. davidson, down by just to now but the seminoles kick it into gear and pull away. that's the nail in the coffin, florida state takes it 84 - 74, davidson finishes their season with a

and so he would listen to others, and so pinckneys would come up, and the morrises would come down, andhe'd be writing to john jay. john jay was a very close confidant. he would be, madison would be there so much of the time. he would be writing continually to benjamin franklin who would then be over in france. drawing on ideas. when he got the letters back to mount vernon, he created a synthesis, a summary of the letters he had received from all these different people into a single written summary which he then took to the constitutional convention. and the remarkable thing is the constitution looks almost -- it doesn't look like what madison originally wanted. because madison was not a compromiser. madison would storm out, would be furious during the continental -- the constitutional convention because he wouldn't get his way on something like the guarantee for lower federal courts or one particular way of choosing the president. the president would be chosen by the, by congress. washington instead would listen to all these ideas, he'd hear what was coming from the small states, he'd

new at 5:00 the first round of students are applying at a scholarship aimed in honoring a pastor pinckney one of the nine people killed last june. friends and family setup a memorial scholarship fund that will pay up to 10,000 worth of scholarships for students. only students who live in charleston or jasper county can apply. listen up if you plan on going to care wednesday. a a carowinds. the park will open march 24 and opening weekend will be march 25. and military free admission for all is posted on wbtv.com. >> we are going to talk with leigh brock because it's been beautiful and yesterday was beautiful and you can think ththgs are changing and that is tomorrow? >> not quite. we have a little bit longer. it will be a little more gradual steps so we will get cooler tomorrow and cooler friday. and then chilly over the >> it is? sorry. it feels great right now. >> it does. >> let's think about right now and let's live in the present. because, yeah, we are going to get to the weekend. we will enjoy the weekend when it gets here. not as nice as it is right now. and your hd towercam looks l

when the gunfire stopped, 21-year-old dish yous pinckney was dead.is dirt bike crashed into a wall at 23rd and morris. >> i walked down to see if i can help him or anything. i saw the hole in his head. the blood under his head. >> reporter: hours later nba dion waiters of the okay objection city thunder would take to instagram saying he just received a call that crushed his heart that his younger brother was the one killed on his motorcycle. >> nobody's life should be taken out necessarily particularly for a bunch of idiotic stuff that could be resolved in different way. >> pinckney was one of six people killed in what philadelphia police commissioner richard ross is calling a night of carnage in the city. >> five different police districts so no rhyme or reason. not like it was consolidated to one place. which is even more frustrating. >> police say one of the victims was established to death by a person believed to be under the influence of drugs in southwest philadelphia. but the police commissioner says the others stemmed from arguments. >> sense

>> hell, michigan, is a five ache keir tourism spot near pinckney but wasn't always this devilish destination. >> see what happens the next time you do that. >> john had a vision to build into it what it is today, when he bought it 14 years ago. now he wants to retire. >> just at the point where i'm 70 years old, and there's a lot of other things i'd like to do in my life. >> the price has dropped from the original asking price of $1.3 million when it was listed a year ago. now for 900,000, you get screams, putin golf{ course, souvenir shop, the hell hole bar and more, including the rights to merchandize and events. maybe you're not sure if you want to buy hell but there's a be the mayor of hell for a day for $100 and look at everything. a t-shirt, mug, and the horns of course. >> it's endless. the different jokes and the different things. >> he hopes whoever buys hell can keep up with the humor and the times. he has had a successful start to a fundraiser for ft., selling t-shirts that say beer in hell is safer than water in ft.. >> it's all about family. >> the job could tie you down for ete

investigators found here from jesse mathews dog on morgan shirts and his blood at the cell phone also pinckney or anchorage farm where morgan's body was eventually found sl many people so i had a grand okay but no one ever called police. we spoke with local victim advocate about what we can learn from this case all have that part of the story coming up tonight on thirteen years now at six. marcella robertson thirteen years now man is fighting for his life after being shot in the chest and stomach the shooting happen over night in newport news on jefferson avenue not far from j clyde morris boulevard police said the man's not the only victim in this case jenny lee is live near the scene of the well david is actually happening right outside of the gentlemen's club in sports bar it's called club paradise is actually sits in the middle of several car dealerships out here there are also several townhomes right across the street neighbors there told me that they heard several gunshots just after midnight last night and they looked over and saw people screaming and running around in trying to get to

waiters would take to april is it a gram to say that young man was his todd brother 21-year-old darius pinckney. >> i wish they would put the guns down and stop shooting and killing each other. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross couldn't agree more. this was one of five deadly shootings. a sixth person stabbed to death in southwest philadelphia yesterday afternoon by a man believed to be under the influence of drugs. >> the other ones were largely center the around violence from arguments. senseless violence. we always seem to see that people tend to resolve with guns. >> reporter: this woman says, she can't take much more of th this. >> i am trapped in something i can't get out of, and nobody can get a handle on it. nobody. >> reporter: now police commissioner richard ross says they are trying to get a handle on it. they're reviewing surveillance video. they have a number of good leads but he says they really need the public's help even something that someone may think is insignificant, they should come forward and let police know. if you know anything, give investigators a call. ia

one was elijah pinckney. she is credited with making indigo a commercial crop. her daughter, herriot, who was a new widow because her husband had been killed in battle in the american revolution and then harriet's daughter. washington spoke with the women and i suppose as to keep the conversation going, they took a little stroll in front of hampton. there is a huge tree, i wish i could show you but as many of you come from the south you know what a live oak tree is. at the interval, beautiful plant plant tree. there was one right in the middle of the front of hampton and she said, mr. president, i think i'm going to cut this tree down because it obstructs the view of the house. as you come up the road, you're supposed to see the grandeur of the house and it must speak to the people and here's this tree in the way. washington looked at her and looked at the tree and said let it stay. that tree can do no harm. it was then 200 years old. it's now almost 500 years old. so i invite i invite all the readers of my book to stop at hampton and touch the tree that's calle

>> so i think that there is sort of a good person and a complicated person that would be charles pinckney, he is a slave holder. determining that slavery would be completely embedded in the constitution. his cousin who was the general only speaks to ensure that slavery was lifted forever and that madison had actually scored those sections out, black them out completely and if i ever get a second chance at the library of congress they have an individual that could read those and maybe you could persuade the library to use their special technology. but he was given a much smaller role than he had. the person i was also given a smaller role is governor morris of pennsylvania. it fascinated madison county was a fascinating figure and he spoke passionately against slavery. and he probably spoke the most passionately against slavery and predicts the civil war. and that that is a fundamental problem and madison writes that speech down but he does not give governor morris a lot of credit along the way. late in his life madison grew more understanding of what had happened at the convention. and he

someone shot 21-year-old demetrius pinckney.hile he was riding on his dirt bike in point breeze last night. he ended up crashing at 23rd and morris and he died at the scene. hours later dion waiters of the oklahoma city thunder took to instagram posting, that that was his younger brother. sources tell us waiter social security now in philadelphia. one other person was shot at the same time and that person is in critical condition. police are now hunting for the shooter. >>> skyfox over a brush fire not under control yet in marlton, inform. from the air you can see the flames burning north of evesboro medford road. the fire is about 50 acres tonight. the crews are telling us now about 75% contained. they expect to have it completely contained by early morning. right now, there's no danger to any homes in the area. >>> transportation officials say it's a game changer a new septa rail line that would connect king of prussia and center city. ton night, final decisions of the plan were unveiled to the public. fox 29's chris o'connell

>> hell michigan is a 5-acre tourism spot near pinckney but it wasn't always this devilish destination-- we'll just see what happens the next time do you that. >> john cologne had a vision to bill night what it is today. when he bought it 14 years ago. now he wants to retire. >> i was just at the point, you know, i'm 70 years old and a lot of other things i'd like to do in my life. >> reporter: the prices dropped from the original asking price of $1.3 million when it was list add year ago. now, for 900,000 you get screens, put put golf shop, hell's chapel of love, the hell hole ball and all the rights to merchandise and events. >> maybe you're not sure if you want to buy hell but there's a special deal going where you can be the mayor of hell for day for $100 and look at everything you get included a t-shirt a mug and the horns of course. >> it's end less, believe me. different jokes and the different things. >> cologne hopes whoever buys hell can keep up with the humor and the times. just this weekend he's had a successful start to a fundraiser for flint selling t-shirts that say, bee

he called out the names of those who died with pinckney that fateful night. i want you to finish that. >> guest: yeah. yeah, he called out their names. he got what they call in the black church, a kind of tune, a hoop. and he starts naming them, and he says they kept the faith, they experienced that grace. he was at his rhetorical height, the sun lit summit of his majestic black rhetoric, and he was evoking the spirit of the black church in such powerful fashion. caught up in the spirit, those bishops behind him in their royal purple, the first female african-american bishop, were standing with him. and then, you know, when he broke out, after he had broken out in song and stunned people and then went back from singing to speaking again, the hoop in the black community, the tune, that gentle vibrato of the voice, and obama was tuning up, to so to speak. [laughter] and it was one of the most remarkable displays of black signifying that any president has certainly done, and certainly this black president grasped ahold of his blackness. and i say in this chapter

one of my relatives, pinckney, michigan. my aunt john is on the rubio train, my son nash like cruz. i'm swir i'm switzerland, i'm neutral. >> what does she like about trump. >> she calls me, wants to go to every event. she feels likes he is he speaking for her and that's wonderful. she is engaged in the process. it's been great to have many people passionate. >> how old is your son. >> 10. >> what does he like about ted cruz. >> he likes him. he thinks he's cool. maybe the name. >> two big republican constituen constituents, the tea party. >> yeah. >> and evangelical conservatives, give me a sense relative to the bulk of the party how they play here? >> i would say many of the evangelicals are with cruz and our saith. >> are there a lot? a big part? >> it is a big part of our party, absolutely. and i would say then there is a tea party slip and a libertarians group that's leaning more towards trump. and then i think the traditional republicans are more in the kasich/rubio camp. i think everybody that i've talked to is committed to getting behind our nominee. we have to get behind ou

our local teller it is correct billy clinging is the rocker fell and as preachers preach reverend pinckney being angle expectation walking at all pubically challenges the state get 10 years in prison yes absolutely teachers will be fired and arrested for encouraging each other a far safer for the service degree and actually funny to be asking for money maintaining the system as fools to access it embrace the revise the veterans and seniors they're ready to strike now get on board as our hearts living lord remember that super duper schools out class dismissed warriors don't ask they task and students will lead to lead because the teachers will follow by the way, what it comes to current they're a little bit hallow i'm here speaking power and truth of all frae fear this is a true proof tendency that martin luther king saw the promised lands and indeed be what we find at the at the end of this 40 day walk far more than a talk it's about power thank you for blessing me with some of our times the 40 day - >> thank you thank you, sir. >> so we'll have- (calling names). >> oh, this is not - (call

our local teller it is correct billy clinging is the rocker fell and as preachers preach reverend pinckney being angle expectation walking at all pubically challenges the state get 10 years in prison yes absolutely teachers will be fired and arrested for encouraging each other a far safer for the service degree and actually funny to be asking for money maintaining the system as fools to access it embrace the revise the veterans and seniors they're ready to strike now get on board as our hearts living lord remember that super duper schools out class dismissed warriors don't ask they task and students will lead to lead because the teachers will follow by the way, what it comes to current they're a little bit hallow i'm here speaking power and truth of all frae fear this is a true proof tendency that martin luther king saw the promised lands and indeed be what we find at the at the end of this 40 day walk far more than a talk it's about power thank you for blessing me with some of our times the 40 day - >> thank you thank you, sir. >> so we'll have- (calling names). >> oh, this is not - (call

[laughter] greg's i -- we lost senator pinckney and south carolina to share. he was my sweet mate.e.ite our project back in 2006, just to take you back to a practical way to look at it. legislators do not look at a system. south carolina had absolutely no system. so we would come in, and we as ad to portray ourselves -- society. it did not have rhyme or reason so they had legislation that would come in and they would get it past, the mandatory minimum was three years. once we start looking at it, here are the numbers. i have migrants i can make sure we get it right. in the 25 years prior to 2010 when we started, our prison population was about 9000. it had increased to 25,000. what we know is, the early 1980's, what did we have? the war on drugs. and what we now now is that the war on drugs did not work. and then we had enhancements in those kinds of matters as it relates to guns and other things. and so we have a relatively or state. we have four point 6 million people in the state and you can look at the numbers in proportion to the right of incarceration. i do not quote georgian

we've lost one of my good friends, senator in south carolina for a pilot act, senator pinckney, the suitemate, a principled fellow to work really hard on reform issues but one of the things always said, the incarceration rate, of particularly minorities and the poor which is reprehensible and immoral. we have started our project back in 2000 sick. just to take you back to a practical way to look at it, legislators don't look at a system. south carolina absolutely no system. we would come in and we wanted to portray ourselves as a lockup of society. it didn't have rhyme or reason submitted legislation that would come in and they would get it passed and say that mandatory minimum was three years, and so once we started looking at it, here's the numbers. i have mine written so i can make sure we get it right. into 25 years prior to 2010 when we started, our prison population was about 9000. it increased to 25,000. what we know is that in the early '80s, what did we have? the war on drugs. what we now know is that the war on drugs did not work. and then we had enhancements and those kind of matte

our local teller it is correct billy clinging is the rocker fell and as preachers preach reverend pinckney being angle expectation walking at all pubically challenges the state get 10 years in prison yes absolutely teachers will be fired and arrested for encouraging each other a far safer for the service degree and actually funny to be asking for money maintaining the system as fools to access it embrace the revise the veterans and seniors they're ready to strike now get on board as our hearts living lord remember that super duper schools out class dismissed warriors don't ask they task and students will lead to lead because the teachers will follow by the way, what it comes to current they're a little bit hallow i'm here speaking power and truth of all frae fear this is a true proof tendency that martin luther king saw the promised lands and indeed be what we find at the at the end of this 40 day walk far more than a talk it's about power thank you for blessing me with some of our times the 40 day - >> thank you thank you, sir. >> so we'll have- (calling names). >> oh, this is not - (call