son i live in a known northern panhandle district 5 my son was murdered shot 45 times with an semiautomatic gun we have the names of every person that shot my sonata 850 bryan those are not names i'm picking out of a hat those names are the guys that shot my son paris jason thomas arrest hunter and one of them are deceased now but the point we talk about f this i'm still hurting and in pain i'm a mother that is hurting for her son here 17 year-old boy that was ms. short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits deceased body i showed this and people ask me why this is all i have i want people to see how i feel and what i'm going through so, yes, i show them this is my son laying on the gurney dead a 17 year-old boy full of life shot down for saving sons-in-law life he wasn't a criminal noting envelope or been in jail i had to walk across the street to get his diploma his motto every time i come to those places this is my therapy i can't sit through a therapy this is my therapy that is coming here to let you know this case can unsolved still closed it is to me it

the semiautomatic gun 30 rounds of bullets. to this day his birthday just passed april 6. i still have no justice for my son. his case is a cold case. i also fight for others mothers and fathers who foster children to homicide. these cases are all unsolved cases. i'm concerned about that. this really bothered me when these young men were murdered. i talked to the mother often. we were just at the supervisors meeting yesterday. she and i. i also want to say that i am a mother in rates. i raised to heal it's hard for me. and when i can look at this article that says, i know who killed her son did former mayor -- said i know who killed her son. the police know who killed her son. i mean, it's a slap in the face. he says on thursday the da knows who killed her son. these are his words. he was interviewed. these are all the names of the young man that murdered my son. and ubuntu jason thomas anthony hunter marcus -- excuse me. i'm a little upset today and tired. i come here every week. i am hurting., grieving mother. this is all i have left of my son. laying on a gurney lifeles

the semiautomatic gun 30 rounds of bullets. to this day his birthday just passed april 6. i still have no justice for my son. his case is a cold case. i also fight for others mothers and fathers who foster children to homicide. these cases are all unsolved cases. i'm concerned about that. this really bothered me when these young men were murdered. i talked to the mother often. we were just at the supervisors meeting yesterday. she and i. i also want to say that i am a mother in rates. i raised to heal it's hard for me. and when i can look

he says that he sexually assaulted her and robbed her of 20 bucks and he had a semiautomatic gun. well, police have to find out if he had a gun, they have to get a search warrant and go back to his condominium here in west philadelphia but he came right out within ten minutes, and so that is a good thing for him if he wants to proclaim his innocence. bad thing for him if it turns out she was sexually assaulted and there is a gun in there and her money is in there and they can find proof that it was both her dna and his dna on the money. but here's inspector scott small telling us how it all defuse rather quickly. >> she initially told thaws this male threatened her with a gun, sexually assaulted her and also, robbed her. so when police came to the location they could see him through the window. he was not coming to the door for some reason knowing that he had had a gun and crimes that she said he committed we just contain the front and back, made it a barricade situation called in swat, called our negotiators and as soon as our negotiators used a bull horn, we knock on the door, we

they also saw a man put down a semiautomatic gun on the sidewalk and tried to run. officers chased him and the suspects fought with police before finally being taken into custody. now, he and another man he was with are being interviewed by central detectives to figure out what the second man's role may have been in all of this. >> we have numerous witnesses, at least ten witnesses who say that this shooting all started from a fight inside of a party in a house in the 2200 block of park avenue. >> reporter: and police say there were at least 100 people at the house party. most of them were campus students. the 22-year-old was shot once and remains stable. the 19-year-old was shot three times and is critical. we'll continue to follow the story throughout the morning. live at temple university hospital, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> new from overnight, officers still searching for one suspect after a home invasion led to a chase in oxford circle. police responded to shicer street and found two suspects in the home there. one suspect tried to run and police quickly

on the gun that they coulde in his hand, 31 bullets and that is capable of firing with that semiautomatic gun, all 31 in less than ten seconds. a lot of potential shooting victims not counting police officers who just show up and before shooting the guy, given him lots of warning and time to tropical the gun and stop running and he refuses. >> one of the officers gets out of the morning police vehicle. they are in uniform. one of the maleness that crowd gets away from that crowd and starts running. the officer chases. the sees a gun in his hand. tells him to drop the gun. he does not drop the gun. the officer fires one shot. two guns were recovered off of that individual. the the individual was shot the in the left leg with a glock 9-millimeter, with an extended magazine that holds probably 31 round. that male also had had a a revolver on him. so male shot by police had two guns on him, one in his hand and a waist band. he was taken to einstein hospital and he is in stable condition. >> reporter: so this guy is lucky he only got shot once and only got shot the in the leg because this officer

was waiting for it when this guy, just happened to go across a guy who is well armed with a semiautomatic gun and then just saying he will take advantage of the delivery guy when he drives up. a very sad story for this 49 years old man's family who is just learning bit right now since it just happened four hours ago. >> all right steve, thank you. >>> in south philadelphia family members and neighbors mourning the loss of joe he died have a after being unable to get out of the second floor room when fire struck on the 1100 block of federal. fire officials a a a family member called 911 but the 68 year old rick tim could not be saved. he was founding member of the street corner club. >> last night we were all eating pizza eating sandwiches and laughing and everybody was kind of in the dumps. >> all of the working peak back here there wasn't a person he would say hello to because he would be sitting outside the bench on the club. >> fire fighters say six family members have have been displaced and will be staying with extended family. cause has in the yet been determined. >>> police call to the

surveillance video of philadelphia police searching for a woman who stole a backpack with the loaded semiautomatic gun inside. watch as woman enters and takes the the backpack from the chair. you see her leaving with it there. this happened at the restaurant on north second street on monday. >>> well ntsb released a report on the plane crash that claimed lives of the philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. that crash happened last year while the plane was a attempting to take off outside of boston. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the very latest information. >> reporter: these are first images we have seen from above the crash site released wednesday by the ntsb. it the is part of the broad report on the crash that killed philadelphia inquirer owner and philanthropist lewis katz and six others in may of last year. katz was heading home to new jersey but his plane never took off. you can see where it skidded off the runway at and airport outside boston and crash in the gully. we now know those inside died from a resulting fire a after surviving the crash. we also know the p

they found a semiautomatic happened gun and shell casings in his lincoln. they matched the shots fired sgintss. those shootings happened in an a run sdel anne arundel are howard and prince george's county. >>> zoo officials have even acted sweeping new measures for busy days like's ter monday easter monday, this is in part because of several past incidents. new measures could include bag checks and metal detectors. >>> a man remains in critical complain after a fire at a prince george's county home. the man in his 50s was found inside the home with life threatening burns. fire crews were called to the home around 9 ong last knightnight. the man's wife was able to put the fire out before crews arrived. >>> even if you can't go today, there is a date you should circle on your calendar three years from now. the nationals are reportedly hosting the mlb all-star game in 2018. the last time washington hosted an all-star game was 45 years ago at rfk stadium in 1969. washington senators played here back then. so looking forward to that. i'm circling my calendar. >>

paulette brown i'm here again southerner any brown that was murdered august 15, 2006 to a semiautomatic cabin put their gun into my son to this day i have no justice no enclosure and the case is a cold case i bring this with me because it says in the chronicle that the police forming mayor gymnasium said i know who killed her son the police know who keep in mind her son this was in the paper that which is a slap in the face if you know this why can't my sons kinds be solved why am i still grieving as a mom i bring those pictures of homicides those are cold cases excluding my son i bring my pictures of me standing over my son because i'm still hurting his birthday just passed transmittal ity april 6th. >> this is what i have left of my son laying on a german full of bullets that's all the memories i have left those are the names of the suspects that shot my son thomas and others one of them is deceased right now how long is a mother am i going to grieve how do we solve those cases how many mothers are going to continue to grieve it's been 9 years 9 years i need some justice. >> thank you, ms. brown (clappin

on the street just before midnight in frankford and one of the guns clearly visible to everybody on the street is one of those semiautomatic glock was that large extended magazine, and that is the gun the guy is holding in his hand. thirty-one bullets capable of firing all 31 in less than ten seconds. whole lot of potential shooting victims within range of this guy not counting the police who show up and before shooting see this guy run and in the drop the the gun or stop, plus they find a second gunman on him as well. >> one of the officers gets out of the mark police vehicle they are in uniform. one of the maleness that crowd gets away from that crowd and starts running. the officer chases. sees a gun in his hand. the tells him to drop the gun. he does not. the officer fires one shot. two guns were recovered off that individual. the the individual was shot in the left leg with a glock 9-millimeter with an extended magazine that hold approximately 31 round and that male had a revolver on him. male the shot by police had two guns, one in his hand and a one in his waste band and taken to einstein hospital and is in stable c

, eric harris, appearing to sell a nine millimeter semiautomatic pistol and ammunition to an undercover officer. shortly after allegedly selling the guncounty gang task force member -- harris runs from officers who were trying to arrest him. it's while harris is bolting from police that one of the officers catches up and the suspect is wrestled to the ground. in the ensuing take-down that you can hear on the tape the 73-year-old tulsa county reserve deputy robert bates shouting that he has a taser. >> "that's done to warn other law enforcement officers that you're about to deploy this device." >> reporter: investigators say bates accidentally pulls the trigger on his gun instead of the taser, firing a round into harris. you can hear him apologize for what he's done. tulsa city police sergeant jim clark -- who was brought in as an independent consultant -- said friday during a news conference that a scientific phrase explains what happened to bates in that moment. it's called-- slips and capture -- that's when someone reacts differently in times of extreme pressure. >> "you can train someone as much as you can, and you train in every a

gun. the this is a fully loaded semiautomatic glock capable of firing 31 shots in under ten seconds. they didn't know it at the time but he has this gun in his hand and another fully loaded revolver talked in his waist band. why he ran may be just because he had guns or maybe because he just fired guns and shot somebody, they don't know. either way they were going to get that guy because he was running right toward the frank for transportation center and that news will give septa police a real headache wondering if somebody like this can get on the train no metal detectors for buses or trains. the these are people that possibly are riding septa this morning. before he got to the transportation center the philadelphia police got to him. of course, he doesn't stop, doesn't drop the gun and that is why one officer fired one shot, and this is a officer with great training and aim. one shot is all he needed to drop the guy and get him to drop the gun. lucky he was only shot in the leg. >> we're not sure if the original crowd was in reference to the gun shot at 5100 akron. we are still tryi

semiautomatic pistol to an undercover officer. when harris ran towards bates's location, he says he grabbed his gun thinking it was his taser and fired> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> oh, my god, what has happened. the laser light is the same on each weapon. i saw the light and i squeezed the trigger, and then realized i had dropped the gun. >> reporter: it's an explanation that doesn't sit well with the family of eric harris who is calling for an independent investigation. >> if he had as much training as he supposedly had, he would definitely know a 357 from a taser. >> reporter: bates's training records have raised questions. state records show he received almost 300 hours of instruction in the past six years. but the tulsa county sheriff said in a radio interview this week his office has not been able to locate all of bates's gun certification records, since the instructor no longer works there, and the "tulsa world" newspaper cited unnamed sources alleging he was gwyn training for field work he never did and firearm certifications he never received. bates and his attorney deny that. >> the so-called evidence falsified training record

he pulled back his jacket and it looked like he had a semiautomatic black canvas holster. >> reporter: his guni agents were staking out the lobby of the marriott when they spotted durst near the elevators and arrested him. the manhunt was over. in addition to the gun and the cash authorities say they also found a flesh-colored mask with salt and pepper hair in his hotel room. now, today durst's attorney dick deguerin will argue that that search was unlawful. while his client continues to deny any involvement in the murder of susan berman. now, the l.a. prosecutor's office is telling nbc news they expect this process in new orleans to take a while. matt? >> stephanie gosk in new orleans, steph, thanks very much. >>> now to a legal dispute that's going to get people talking. a family suing after a volleyball coach benched a young player and the league wouldn't let her switch teams. there's our national correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: audrey demetri who earned a coveted spot on the club volleyball team. but weeks later the 16-year-old says she was abruptly asked to leave the team. >>

when they tried to arrest him for allegedly selling a semiautomatic pistol and ammunition to undercover officers. a civilian volunteer pulled his gune heard saying i shot him, i'm sorry. the tulsa county sheriffs office said that harris was absolutely a threat when going down because the deputies believed him to be armed. the sheriffs office characterized the shooting as an inadvertent mistake and called bates the vikctim of something called slips and capture, this which officers confuse their tasers for guns. bates is an insurance executive who has donated thousands of dollars worth of vehicles guns and stun guns to the sheriffs office. >>> he losts a fierce senate race to hillary clinton. but now what does he think of her running for president? that's next. tains like you would not believe so when we had him, we bought one of those he washing machines just trying to keep up but that thing ran forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean and now we get way cleaner clothes way faster which is so appreciated make a mess make a mess make a mess, make a mess make a big mess your fir

gun hence the i'm sorry you heard. the suspect was unarmed. he did have a previous criminal record and this incident happened when police say he was trying to sell a nine-millimeter semiautomatic pistol to undercover officers. the police sergeant maintains harris was a threat when officers tried to arrest him. he was pronounced dead about an hour later and the officer has not been charged. >> tell us more about this officer. >> local media reports are actually saying that he was a former insurance executive and he was effectively a pay to play cop. he was a wealthy guy who donated money to do ride alleges. the real question was should he have been in such a dangerous situation in the first place. the harris family said we do not believe it is reasonable or responsible for tvso to accept gifts from a wealthy citizen who wants to be a pay to play cop. >> part of a sting operation at the end of the day. thank you. >> in yemen tribal forces have taken control of three military camps. they now belong to forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, who is caused of colluding with the houthis. at least 648 civilians have been killed since and you had led airstrikes on houthi