shotgun wedding.edding receptions and divorce parties as well. >> wow, shots fired. >> we spoke to that owner and here's what he has to say about it all. >> it took a little bit of the personal dig. you just never know anonymous review was it a disgruntled former employee, business competitor or someone here. i wanted to poke fun, tongue and cheek. >> he said you took it there i will join you you. >> they didn't seem too happy for a man named jolly. >> restaurant just opened up in delaware county. they have positive reviews. >> yes. >> positive and negatives. >> some restaurants and businesses because yelp is so important. when you think of the restaurant you look up reviews. they have people responding. the that is their beyond to respond to reviews. i'm so sorry your experience. >> i heard good things about that place, so go there and decide for your early. >>> 6:52. >> we all know promise a very exciting night for high school girls and guys. promise almost here. some families have a hard time with

>> a sawed off shotgun, carried by the borrow gang. jamie: barrow's like bonnie and clyde. >> you want to hold a piece of history. jamie: it's heavy. >> earl explains that the barrow gang left the weapon on the side of the road by accident, while changing a tire on their getaway car. >> dad loved the "bonnie and clyde" story. >> as we all do. jamie: you have to wonder why , they killed a lot of people. >> fascination with americaa and gangsters. >> 1930, bonnie parker, an unemployed waitress meets clyde barrow in west dallas, she is 19, he is a year older on the run from buglary charges. charges. >> they are the mission call characters -- missio myth call characters who caused trouble and pain, a young boy and a y2k girl who went against the system, biolar it was love at ft sight, only thing that separated them is police arrested him and took him on jail. jamie: bonnie speaks a revolver into the jail, and clyde is makes a run for it he is recaptured, and jailed and beaten by the guards, he and bonnie go on a rampage after he is release

police told the man to drop that shotgun when he didn't, they fired a shot at him.spect took off trying to hide in a nearby bar. now, eventually, police caught up with him and placed him in custody. >>> well chaos erupts inside northeast philadelphia rec center after protesters crash a meeting on improving police and community relations. chants turned into violent confrontation inside the lawncrest rec center last night. the melee began after this woman, appears to strike a police officer in front of our cameras. demonstrators were upset with district attorney seth williams decision in the to file charges against the officers who fatally shot brandon tate brown during a traffic stop in december. they also wanted authorities to release the officer's name. >> what happened to brandon tate brown wasn't an un arm man being shot, running away. he was a guy who was in possession of illegal gun trying to get to that gun. >> what you saw tonight is the reason why i'm not going to put those officers in jeopardy. >> you saw what happened. so why would i do that? >> police arr

officers reportedly fired one shot at a suspect who appointed a shotgun at them. this happened at north 22nd and west indiana avenue around 1:00 a.m. the bullet missed a gunman where he tried to hide in a north philadelphia bar where the suspect is believed to have been involved in an altercation prior to encountering police. >> when they entered the bar they found the suspect's clothing and his hooded sweatshirt and as well as his sneakers. >> officers later spotted the man wearing no sneakers and arrest him. >>> this is the shotgun that police say they recovered. nobody was hurt. >>> another story here is breaking, investigators say a deadly fire in south philadelphia looks suspicious, it happened along the 2500 block of south worknock street. there were no working smoke alarm also in the house. this was the 6th fire-related death in philadelphia this year. >>> the philadelphia district attorney's decision to clear the officers involved in the deadly police shooting last year ignited violent protests at a town hall meeting. supporters of brandon tate-brown's fam

wells had been killed with a 20 gauge shotgun.t added to that suspicion was thayne smika's sister lived in the house, telling us that they had just cleaned that room and that previous to august 1st, 1983, that gun wasn't in that bedroom. i remember feeling at the time that we probably had our man. >> in early october, 1983, thayne smika was arrested for murder in the first degree. >> we heard thayne smika had been arrested, we were elated. i thought, ah. got the family settled down, law enforcement did their job, boom, we're going to get the rest of the story now and really find out what happened to sid. >> i certainly had a feeling of relief that we had solved the case, but within the next few days, the d.a.'s office, who had approved the arrest warrant for mr. smika, came back to us and said that they felt there was not enough evidence. as a result, they wouldn't be filing the murder charges against mr. smika. bail was set and he was released. >> in order to help further the investigation, the boulder district attorney's office

also breaking overnight confrontation between philadelphia police and a man with a shotgun just blocks away from the scene of officer wilson's murder earlier this month. around 1:00 a.m. investigators say, a woman flagged down officers at 22nd and allegheny, after seeing a man caring a shotgun. once officers saw a man fit that description they drew their weapons and told the man to drop his. when he didn't, they fired a shot but the suspect was not hit. >> the male to drop the gun. the male raised the gun pointed it at both of these uniform officers. that's when one of the officers, one of the officers fired hess weapon. the suspect then dropped the weapon and fled from police. >> police caught that suspect a short time later after he reportedly hid in a bar. they say did he not fire his weapon. >>> also, following some breaking news out of south philadelphia this morning. the fire marshall is investigating a fatal fire that officials have deemed suspicious. the fire started in the first floor of a home in the 2200 block of south warn okay street around 11:00 last night. >> this may be

officers fired one shot at a suspect who pointed a shotgun at them. this happened at north 22nd and west indiana avenue around 1:00 a.m. the bullet missed the gunman. he tried to hide in a north philadelphia bar where police believe the suspect was involved in an altercation prior to confronting police. >> when they entered the bar they found the suspect appear clothing inside the restroom of the bar they found his sweatshirt and sneakers. >> officer spotted the man wearing no sneakers and arrested him. this is the shotgun that police recovered, nobody was hurt. >>> our other story that is breaking the search for answers in a deadly fire in south philadelphia. it happened late last night acrews knocked down the fire in less than a an hour, but it was too late to save the man inside. >> this maybe a suspicious fire because we located multiple points of fire in the dwelling. >> there were no working smoke alarms in the house. this is the 6th fire-related death in philadelphia this year. >> the philadelphia district attorney's decision to clear the offic

following this breaking news, a man in jail facing charges after police say he pointed a sawed off shotgun at police in north philadelphia. they fired at him. we'll get the latest on the investigation. >> and in south philadelphia a person is killed in a house fire. we spoke to neighbor who said he thought no one home when this fire started. >> and the last day of spring and we're tracking check it out that snow. here's a live look from hagerstown, maryland a reporter getting ready for a report not far from the pennsylvania line. what it looks like on radar, all that green, will be snow messy, find out when it will hit, how much we'll get in your nbc 10 first alert forecast. gom. this is nbc 10 news today. >> i'm vai sikahema. this is the first day of spring. >> starts today but yes. >> okay. let's find out how the first day will treat us right to first alert meteorologist bill henley with the forecast. >> we earned the final hours of winter. you will need your winter gear as snow and rain is on the way. what they're seeing in maryland may be what much of the area cease in our region accum

we have the shotgun recovered.n we have got a lot of violence occurring out there on our streets. there is some people that want to stick their head in the sand and pretend that is in the an issue that it is all about police and what police do but the reality is we've got a the lot of violent people out there. help us fix the problem. help us get them off the the streets so they cannot harm anyone else. >> reporter: people at dougi's cafe that is a good sign for police that they are not doing this all by themselves. people knew something was wrong with this guy. commissioner ramsey told us that 1500 guns were taken off the people on the streets that shouldn't be carrying guns just last year. that is almost like five guns a day they are finding on people without a shot being fired by the way by the police in those 1500 cases. >> all right steve get out of the weather there. >>> 8:08. >>> sixty-four year-old woman had to be rushed to the hospital after being rescued from the eighth floor of the high rise apartment fi

and a man is in custody after he aimed a shotgun at officers. and hundreds of bags of heroin found on a man that tried to fight off police. >>> and now the details one final blast of winter, from mobile 6 you see the flakes falling from city avenue in philadelphia this was five hours ago and sky 6 hd is giving you a live look at the center city skyline, and right now the snow is still falling but it's also wet out there as well. now a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are still in the thick of the storm which is expected to keep snow coming until the evening commute. early dismissals started rolling in from schools around our region and those are scrolling at the bottom of your screen and you can find them on 6abc.com. all right we have live team coverage of this parting shot from old man winter, nora muchanic is in new jersey and david henry is in the city. lets begin with the latest from accuweather and meteorologist melissa magee at the big board. >> we are tracking the snow as we slowly await the arrival of spring the vernal equinox

all of the two police office are that had this guy aiming a shotgun at him identify him. they got this guy in custody. if you thought tensions were high between people and police were some unknown reason they got higher overnight right near the scene where we last lost our last philadelphia police officer. chris and lauren. >> steve thank you. >>> fire mare shall is investigating the the cause of the fire that left a man dead in south philadelphia. at this officials are calling this us is fish us. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live at the scene for us, good morning. >> reporter: well they are still investigate to go see whether this is sus fish us. the fire marshall is on the scene. we have people inside the house right now you can take a clear look inside, just at how charred it is. this fire happened just after 11:00 on the 2500 block of south warknock street. the it was reported as heavy fire on the fourth floor of this property with a lot of smoke. the it was placed under control by 11:30 but in that time fire fighters found a mandy seized on the second floor in the bed

a shoot-out between police and an armed man with a sawed off shotgun. how an alert citizen may have prevented more violence. >> and more breaking news. we've learned one person has died in the house fire in south philadelphia. working now to find out how the fire started. >> and winter will end op a snowy note. the first alert weather radar tracking snow moving in that will begin it falling in the next couple hours. 4:30. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. happy friday. i'm tracy davidson. >> happy first day of spring. >> and snow. >> someone forget to give winter the message. we are in the final hours. bill henley has your first alert forecast. all is dry in the area. >> not for long. we're tracking the rain and snow moving into the area and it's making some steady progress. it is a first alert weather day and the rainfall will be in delaware and south jersey and snow likely accumulating north and west. the first alert weather day for wet snow and rain and it's going to be for most of the day. leading to slushy slippery conditions especially for

a shoot-out between police and an armed man with a sawed off shotgun.how an alert citizen may have prevented more violence. >> and more breaking news. we've learned one person has died in the house fire in south philadelphia. working now to find out how the fire started. >> and winter will end op a snowy note. the first alert weather radar tracking snow moving in that will begin it

. >>> breaking news philadelphia police arrest a man who pointed a shotgun at them. nbc 10's matt delucia is live on scene in north philadelphia and matt this happened near 22nd and fox which is not far from where sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed right? >> right. that was just a few blocks away from where this incident happened this morning. officers were already on high alert and high guard. take a look at some video we have for you around 1:00 this morning. a woman flagged down police up the road at 22nd and allegheny and says she saw a man with a large gun in his hand. two officers see the man in front of a bar. they tell him to drop the gun and police say he then pointed the gun at them. well one of the officers fired a shot. now the man was not hit. he tried to escape by running in and out of the bar but police found him about three blocks away. >> the fact there was such close proximity to where officer wilson was shot and killed it definitely makes it for a much more stressful and much more scary situation. >> reporter: yeah, especially looking a

>> i had a shotgun pointed to my head by a naked man in austin, texas. it was his brother's house.er said i could stay there. i was on tour with a singing group. >> were you in college? >> he came out of the house naked? >> he heard me trying to undo the air conditioner as i was instructed to do. i went running around to the front of the house and the door opened and there was a naked, on over, half asleep drunken man with a shotgun who said, freeze. now we all go hunting together. >> that will be your lead story on all future appearances. you are going to shoot john. now you have got to double pump this. there you go. >> the perfect. well for your story. -- the perfect parallel for your story. >> shooed him now. get him. -- shoot him now. look at this. oh, my goodness. you hit him with a lot. you not only get the hat, you can come back anytime you want. >> with all due respect. thank you for joining us. directorial debut tonight on the american. that is on fx crew you can find out on your cable system. what do rupert murdoch and anthony scully have in common? the answer will surpr

it is a 12 gauge shotgun. inspector scott small says this can do damage to somebody wearing a bullet-proof vest. so he runs, finally drops a gun a hundred feet from outside this bar from where he runs in, takes off his hooded sweat shirt and sneakers trying to like change his identity and his look. he runs out bar foot with no shirt on and then police caught him three blocks away. >> the the fact that the police officer was shot and killed just recently has all police officers on edge and added stress for all police officers help they get a radio call with the person with a gun or in this case somebody flags them down and says there is a person down the street with a gun. the fact that it was in such close proximity to where officer wilson was shot and killed it makes for a much more stressful and much more scary situation. >> reporter: this all happens along lehigh avenue and lehigh avenue and between the second street was where officer wilson was shot and killed two weeks ago. dougie's cafe is the bar he ran

rifles, shotguns handguns loaded magazines. the secret service was warned should we be confident he'd be stopped now if something like this happened again? >> well with the latest revelations from "the washington post," reverend al i think we've got to be a little concerned here. i have a lot of faith in the service, but they're not showing us a lot of good operational tactics here surrounding the white house. look, you're right to point out the gonzalez case. here's how that should have went. the virginia state police stop him, he has 11 guns. they call atf they find out he's got a sawed-off shotgun, they notify the service. the service should have asked the u.s. attorney of virginia a warrant on the complaint of a sawed-off shotgun. as condition of release of his bail he shouldn't be near the white house. then if he showed up at the white house the second time he could have have been arrested on the spot and remanded into custody. failure of decisionmaking to stop him in his tracks where they had the sawed-off shotgun. the di

then another officer is seen poking a shotgun at the passenger as he drops to the ground. hitting him in the face with the shotgun. >> the internal affairs reports indicate that he struck the motorist on the cheek with the barrel of the shotgun, causing it to bleed a little bit and his face to swell, at least according to that motorist's statement. >> the officer is demoted and reassigned. in another car chase, a vehicle that refuses to pull over finally comes to a stop. >> get out of the car! get out of the car! >> one officer drags out the passenger and appears to beat him as another officer stands over the man and a third walks slowly around the car to the scene. >> according to the internal affairs report, the passenger was not complying with the officer's orders to show his hands. you see the officer using his hand to strike the passenger several times but also using his flashlight to strike the passenger several times, as well. >> the passenger eventually is handcuffed. after police question him, he's released because he is not wanted and did not violate the law duri

>> when the woman ran out to confront her brother, he shot her in the buttocks with a shotgun.ived to discover the man was holding his sister's boyfriend hostage. captain herbert was assigned as the hostage negotiator. >> i'm behind one side of the door. and he's on the other side of the door. and i'm talking to him. and trying to articulate to him that enough damage has been done. after about three hours he articulated to me that he wanted to surrender. >> herbert convinced him to put all of his weapons in buckets police lowered from the roof to his apartment window and he surrendered. his name was eddie seda. a 26-year-old high school dropout, unemployed, who was still living at home with his mother and younger sister. >> on days he seemed religious and quiet and shy and strange. and other days, he seemed aggressive and scary. >> at headquarters police asked seda to provide a written statement describing what happened inside his apartment. seda complied and when finished he signed it with an odd symbol next to his name. >> and the detective who did it looks at it and says, wh

he purchased a shotgun and some ammunition. howard elkins was found inside a neighbor's garage by police and his own son. a shotgun between his legs, a fatal self-inflicted wound to his head. the 70-year-old retired plastics executive left no final note of explanation. after his suicide, investigators took a sample of howard elkins blood and sent it to lab corp, a north carolina dna testing facility. >> when we're testing for paternity, we look for shared dna bands between the child, or the fetus, and the alleged father. >> in the case of the fetus found in the drum, there were obstacles to overcome. the tissue samples from the fetus were very badly degraded after 30 years. a technique called polymerase chain reaction, or pcr, allowed scientists to amplify the existing dna, making an analysis possible. >> this is the dna banding pattern from the fetus. this is the dna banding pattern from mr. elkins. at every region of the dna that we tested, the fetus and mr. elkins have a band in common. mr. elkins could not be excluded with

he grabbed the shotgun and the homeowner called the cops and nobody hurt and charges pending. >>> and tonight, the missed steps by leaders in the police shooting of john deere could result in some folks losing their job. one fairfax supervisor is calling for the resignation for two attorneys. >> the county attorney's office advising the police chief fail to in form county supervisors of the dispute which led morrow to send the case to the justice department. >> these new lee released e- mails from ray morrow to the county attorney's office shows his desire to meet with share man sharon shullaba and the county supervisors. he calls it important and issues of a very sensitive nature. but the board of supervisors say they never knew of these emails to interfear in a police investigation is not acceptable. >> springfield supervisor pat hag ga ter is asking for the resignation the bob bossi. >> unless i hear something different from the emails, we will be asking for a certain county attorney to determine it. it is that bad. it is a serious breach of their duties. >> now that he has gotten

. >>> now new castle county a drug deal that ended in shotgun rounds five young men in jail. two young men shot. police say four adults and keep-year-old boy shot the two men inside an suv at rogers manor park early sunday morning. they say the victims were buying drugs and when they tried to drive away police say the others fired off two shotgun rounds into that suv. the rounds hit one man in the face. the other in his upper body. both men are still in the hospital. police wounded up all five suspects they did so this week. >> our backyard. do you not come here and commit murder or attempted murder or even carry a gun. you commit a crime here we're going to arrest you you can be assured of that. >> prosecutors charged all five men with attempted murder. >>> police say what was once thought to be a possible abduction in fairmount park may have been a domestic dispute after all. witnesses told police yesterday they saw a man and a woman who appeared to be arguing with each other on the 300 block of west sedgley drive. they say he grabbed her by the waist and forced the woman i

the owner of that house pulled out a shotgun. the other person ran, called police. when chopper 4 was over the scene, police were evacuating all the neighbors. police say that standoff ended peacefully. the man with the shotgun has now been locked up. >>> tonight a montgomery county mother is vowing to take action after a ruling by child protective services. she said there's nothing wrong with her free-range style of parenting. and says they now feel violating. >> danielle meitiv says her kids are happy and safe and not the ones child protective services should worry about. >> unsubstantiated child neglect. by the dictionary definition ub substantiated means without evidence. >> in the letter the state of maryland finds danielle meitiv and her husband responsible for unsubstantiated child neglect. in december they let devora and rafi walk home alone during the day, a one-mile trip. the police picked the children up on georgia avenue. that walk home sparked national debate over a parenting philosophy the meitivs still stand firmly behind, free-range parenting. >> the

police told the man to drop the shotgun and when he didn't, they fired a shot at him. they missed and that suspect we're toll took off and tried to hide in a nearby bar. eventually police caught up with him and placed him in custody. >> and the fire marshall is investigating a fatal fire that officials have deemed suspicious. this fire started in the first floor after home in the 2200 block of south warn okay street around 11:00 last night. the victim is a man. he was found in one of the second flour bedrooms. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >> 5:36 right now. in business news, this morning, some nutrition information you may not want. >> just closure ears. also the latest from the sea saw stock market. money watch's jill wagner joins us at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. >> good morning it has been another up and down week here on wall street. we'll see if stocks can finish strong. yesterday apple shares fell slightly on the company's first day as elite member of the dow 30. so on a whole dow fell 117 points the nasdaq gaine

police say he was roaming the streets with a shotgun. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in north philadelphia and matt, you were telling us this type of gun isn't one that mistake lightly. >> reporter: a .12 gauge shotgun is something powerful and police are thankful for the very quick thinking of a witness who lives up the street and also the officers who encountered this man at the scene. we'll show you video of the scene shortly after 1:00. a woman flagged down police up the road at 22nd and allegheny. she saw a man with a very large gun in his hand. two officers drive down the street and see the man in front of a barp. he's told to drop the gun and police say he pointed the gun at them. one of the officers fired a shot and the man was not hit but instead he runs too ther. and manages to make it out of the bar but left his shoes inside. police find him about three blocks away and when they saw this gun up close, they knew it was bad fuse. >> it's a good thing she notified police when she did. had she not this individual may have entered t

officers found a shotgun two blocks from the murder election.on. they say murder victim is an adult man. it is too early so talk about the possibility motive behind the murder and they are still welcoming the case. >>> neighborhood activists unleash anger and frustration toward san francisco police arrest officers shot and killed a man who was carrying a knife. the rage stems from the thursday shooting of 21-year-old amilcar perez-lopez on folsom street. another man accused amilcar perez-lopez of trying to steal his bicycle while armed with a knife. he came at officers with the knife. our reporter will have response from police and the neighbors at the top of the hour. >>> a suspect in the murder of an elderly woman will be arraigned. john bruno martinez is accused in the death of 84-year-old allege found dead in her penngrove home on thursday. martinez was arrested on saturday and is in custody in sonoma county jail. victor silva was arrested in arizona, and is waiting extradition to california. a third suspect whose name is not released was sh

his only response was with his shotgun. >> ferryman opens fire and an intense gun battle erupts. the exchange of fire from only a few yards apart is up close and personal. >> patrolman jeremy blum is hit in the arm. sheriff kelly scrambles into the line of fire and pulls the patrolman back to safety. >> i grabbed him and pulled him back behind the camper to cover and deputies continued to return fire. >> hold your fire! hold your fire! >> officers are ordered to cease fire while patrolman blum receives medical attention and is airlifted to the hospital. as the team regroups, sheriff kelly tries one more time to convince ferryman to give himself up. >> come on out. throw your weapons down and your hands up. michael, it's time to stop. >> but there's no answer. a s.w.a.t. team and an armored vehicle move in, expecting another shoot-out. instead, they find the gunman already dead in his trailer from the exchange of fire. just outside is the lifeless body of deputy suzanne hopper. she's been shot in the head. >> it's just -- a crash of emotions. disbelief, anger, to some extent hatre

he's got the gun aimed at me. >> the man with the shotgun is james richard hill.te with his girlfriend who works at the bakery. >> we've got people in the store. tell them to get away from the windows. >> even before officer ashley brockett arrives on the scene, he knows the situation is dire. >> the fact that he got on the radio and told dispatch to have the people inside the store move away from the windows, that told me that he was trying to prepare to use deadly force against this guy. >> as the dash cam rolls, sergeant kellerman makes numerous attempts to negotiate with hill, but the gunman refuses to comply. >> put the gun down, man! put it down! >> no! >> what's going on? in talking to him, the whole time, i basically got my pistol out and it's pointed at him. he opened the breach of the rifle, the shotgun, i thought he was going to disarm it. and he was looking to make sure it was loaded. >> police backup arrives and quickly gets into position. they wait for hill to make a move. >> come on, man! >> i saw that he had taken a defensive posture. he was laid a

police discovered a shotgun lying in the parking lot of the double dragon chinese restaurant that's on summersville road, very close to the scene of the homicide just a couple of blocks away. back here live, crime scene technicians are still here. they've been out with flashlights taking pictures. police expect to be here for an hour and a half, two hours. coming up, hear from one of the neighbors from that scene of that car crash and what she had to say. live in antioch, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you, steph. >>> the rules in california shaping where registered sex offenders can and cannot live about to get a little looser. state supreme court found it's unconstitutional to prevent offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a park or a school when there is a lack of available housing. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in santa clara. the ruling applies directly to san diego county but it could end up back here, too. >> reporter: sure, we expect there could be challenges similar to the one in san diego here in the bay area and to put it in perspective as to

body, a shotgun and a car crashing through the front of a home in antioch and we've just learned new details from police. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in antioch this morning, and steph, police say there is a connection? >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you both, laura and sam. this is the first time that investigation here in antioch. the coroner just left about ten minutes ago, was here for a short time on hudson court. there's two patrol cars were a man was shot to death, lying on the sidewalk. it started around 11:00 last night when an? er in the area heard a gunshot and spotted a car speeding away without its lights on. the officer tried to pull the driver over but when that did not happen the pursuit began and ended on the 1700 block of ma whoing know way over a mile away where the blue toyota camera crashed into the garage. police detained three people from the camry but no arrests, no one was hurt, including the woman who was inside that house, her neighbor and friend told us offamp ka, the woman off cam ca the woman was shaken up and thought someon

. >> he had a shotgun in the car, shotgun shells, but he left them behind.er with him when he walked away from the park. >> it was good police work. they were right behind him. they were breathing down his neck. that's what everybody thought. >> for days, we conducted a very extensive search. >> we checked every hotel, unidentified bodies that were found all the way up through the appalachians. >> but in retrospect, everybody, everybody underestimated the intelligence and cunning of brad bishop. >> he just disappeared, vanished. nobody knows where he went. nobody knows. >> i just impulsively said, "you're brad bishop." and he began trembling and shaking, and turned and ran. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. poliden

the homeowner pulled out a shotgun and the other person ran and called for help.er 4 flew over the scene when police were asking neighbors to leave hairtheir homes. manhattan the man with the shotgun is in custody. >>> the investigation of this deadly shooting in l.a. in the skid row neighborhood. we'll focus on two officer-worn body cameras. sources tell nbc news that audio from the cameras suggest that the homeless man tried to grab the officer's gun. millions viewed and shared this cell phone video posted on facebook of sunday's shooting. in it you can see a man wrestling with four officers. there is a shooting and eventually five gunshots. l.a.'s mayor said there will be a thorough investigation, but some groups are calling for an independent probe. >>> right now there is a $25,000 reward for information that helps d.c. police found releashsha rudd. they have no new leads but are holding out hope she can be found. she lived in the d.c. homeless shelter. they added security, surveillance cameras, and repaired heating and air-conditioning systems there. >>> many

i'm not going to the shotgun thing but i will take it -- i'm not going to do the shotgun thing but iill take it. erik: i know that hemingway has lost some and fitzgerald has risen, but what i love about hemingway is the clarity and austerity of his prose. i was drawn to that from the first moment i have read hemingway. my favorite works of his art is short stories collected called "in our time." he is the master of the art of not telling. you know exactly what is happening even though he never tells you. i think that is genius. brian: a lot of this is small material to get in before the hour is over. you and your wife worked together on these books, how? erik: we work together in the sense that she is my best, note -- my best, most natural editor and reader. she is a medical doctor. but she is a fantastic editor and reader. i give her the rough draft -- i never call it the rough draft the first draft. that draft is so packed with things. my mo is to pack it with things -- packet with everything i can and then start editing. she is my secret weapon in that category. it took some lot -

officers found a shotgun two blocks from the murder. they are looking into whether it was used to kill a man at the apartment complex. our reporter is in antioch talking with investigators with a report at 6:30. in san francisco, police got an earful at a meeting to discuss a deadly officer involved shooting. some in the audience were not convinced that deadly force was necessary. our reporter is in the newsroom with the latest. >> there were a lot of people angry and frustrated accusing police of using excessive force the san francisco police department hosted the meeting to address the death of 21-year-old amilcar perez-lopez and answer questions. amilcar perez-lopez was shot by officers last thursday. police say he tried to problem a bicyclist. he was armed with a large knife and lunged at the officers when they arrived. the community members are defending the young man saying he was after the bicyclist because he stole his phone. the chief sir said there is no evidence of that. >> the phone is ringing in his pocket and we were able

. >> when it's another dangerous, the teen driver, that person riding shotgun might as well put a shotgunthat driver's head. >> reporter: max style of gaithersburg is a junior at gonzaga in driver's ed class called i drive smart taught by police officers. >> being a new driver really makes me want to be as safe as i can while i'm driving. >> no cell phones. turn them off. >> reporter: styles says sometime it's hard to just concentrate on the road. >> you can definitely the lower the temptation by turning the radio down, turning the phone off. >> it scares me because as adults we have more experience in being on the road and multitasking. they don't have this yet and they think they feel kind of invincible. >> reporter: aaa says if the same study was done on adults, they might see the same thing, but they say parents need to set better examples. they need to restrict the number of passengers and ban cell phones in the car. car crashes remain the leading cause of death in teens in the united states. >>> mayor bowser getting her hands dirty today filling a pothole kicking off d.c.'s potholep

last week, up popped this new gun store for pistols, shotguns and rifles.me in to see what's in stock, handle the guns talk about what they might want to buy. but the conversations got weird fast. the whole thing got weird fast. and they were taping while it all happened and here is some of what they got. watch this. >> hey, how are you doing? >> hey, how are you doing? >> hey. >> hi. >> you're interested in a gun, right? >> something for like target practice or -- >> protection. >> more for protection. >> safety. >> i'm pro second amendment, it's hard to find that in new york city. >> the first gun i showed her was this revolver it's the easiest gun we use. a a a .22 caliber. >> this is a gun that the guy -- >> this is the one. this is the one that the kid used? holy [ bleep ]? >> collectors love this one, adam lanza's mom had this in her collection too until they took it this. 20 little kids gone like that. he walked into a mcdonald's killed 21. >>> a .09 compact. >> 12 gauge pump action shotgun. >> why don't you have a closer look. >> i was pretty blind

first is a police-involved shooting, the officer reportedly opened fire on a suspect who pointed a shotgun at them. this happened at north 22nd and west indiana avenue. police did not hit the gunman, he ran away and tried to hide inside a north philadelphia bar before police arrested him a few blocks away. >> when they entered the bar they found the suspect's clothing inside the restroom of the bar. they found his hooded sweatshirt that he was wearing as well as both of his sneakers. >>> no officers were hurt during that confrontation breaking right now investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause of a fire that killed a man in south philadelphia overnight. it broke out on the 2500 block of south walnut street past 11:00. the fire may be suspicious, the victim was found in the second floor bedroom. this is the 6th deadly fire in the city of philadelphia this year. >>> the officials start of spring is this evening and old man winter refuses to go out with a whimper. eva pilgrim is in king of prussia with more on how people are preparing for the latest winter storm. sorry you're out there

>> a sawed off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow?ey spawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding, in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch

they say the victims were buying drugs, when they tried to drive away the others fired off two shotgunnds into the suv. the rounds hit one man in the face. the other in us hup err per body. both are in the hospital. police did round up all five suspects this week. >>> this our backyard. do you not come here and commit murder or attempted murder or even carry a gun you commit a crime here we're going to arrest you. you can be assured of that. >> prosecutors charged all five with attempted murder. >>> well it is not often a casino is worried about a university ruining the neighbor but that's what's happening in atlantic city. stockton university's planned expansion into the old showboat casino is now on hold. after a legal challenge from the trump taj mahal. owners of the trump say they're afraid underaged students will try to sneak into the casino. trump entertainment is blocking the expansion using a decade old agreement that says only a casino can be built next to them them. stockton students thought this was a done deal. now they are concerned. >> people have housing right now. peopl

as the dallas reporter traveled to the daughter's home, he heard the shotgun blast that marked the suicide of the russian. assuring that his relationship with lee harvey oswald would never be fully understood. that reporter's name is bill o'reilly. >> okay, that part is true. that reporter's name is bill o'reilly. if by what you mean is, that reporter is the guy speaking there. but the rest of it, where this dallas reporter has gone to florida to find this guy, and he knocks on the door of the guy's house in florida, and while he's knocking on the door, he hears the gunshot that indicates the man inside that house has just killed himself? that apparently did not happen. cnn has now published this recording of mr. o'reilly calling a source in florida the day that that man killed himself in florida. mr. o'reilly was working as a reporter in texas at the time. in this call here he expresses shock that this guy has killed himself. he said he's going to go to florida the next day to start looking into it. now that he's heard from another state that the guy is dead. >> he's going to get a car to

the accident so bad that shotgun, rifle computer in the middle of the two front seats were smashed. he wasn't in the car. he was outside because he pulled a previous car over were four people up side going over 90 miles an hour there on route one abe they say cars routinely are clock over a hundred miles an hour. that tells you how dangerous it its with people going that fast. then we have this guy come from behind doesn't seem the flashlights, because the car pulled over, rams the the back of the police car but which rance the officer and throws him in the air. and then other cars, for pulled over for speeding and they are in the hospital too. >> it is not uncommon when they are doing speed enforcement but we will clock vehicles of hundred miles an her plus on this area. we do believe speed was a factor in this incident and damage the cars and this also isn't too far from where middletown officer chris jones was killed on route one not too long ago on a traffic stop. this is our worst nightmare. you have to keep your head on the swivel when you are pulling cars over especially at n

philadelphia police open fire on a man walking dowrcht street with a -- walking down the street with a shotgun the outcome of an investigation into a deadly police shooting in philadelphia sparks chaos at a community meeting. >> good morning everyone, 5:30, tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, david and karen are here with weather and traffic. >> reporter: we have about 12 hours of winter left and it is acting like it this morning. take a look. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing us the last round ever winter snow for for the season. it is not hitting the ground yet, but the initial band is light. same thing for the rain you'll

and he brandished a shotgun. that is what was believed to have been inside of the jacket. >> what did he is a to the victim? >> he demanded his vehicle at first. once he noticed he had two small children in the vehicle he demanded personal property. >> reporter: it happened in the sears parking lot. >> are you all buckled? all right. >> reporter: ryan lived in stockton and said he and his family drove out for a day of shopping because it is safer. >> you don't think of that in pleasantton at all. a safe, quiet, family-friendly town. >> reporter: the police say it is rare for this crime to happen here but they still warn shoppers to be aware of their surroundings. we spotted this woman sitting in her car with windows down looking at her phone. >> i would not be looking at my phone if it was nighttime. >> unfortunately it happened during the daylight, yesterday. >> oh, that is scary. >> reporter: now, the police were able to look at surveillance video and they released information about the suspects, one man is in

now police also recovered a shotgun not far away. it was on summersville road.ve been thrown from the getaway car during this pursuit. investigators at this point have not offered up any motive for this killing last night. the victim in this case has not been identified, dave but investigators working hard right now questioning those three people who were captured at the end of that pursuit last night about this homicide here. this was by the way the first homicide of the year here in the city of antioch. >> all right alex savidge thanks for the update. >>> time is 6:33. friends, coworkers, and neighbors of the man that was killed last week by san francisco police in the mission district say the police have it all wrong when it comes to what happened. >> this is unfair. what is up with you guys? you are supposed to protect the people. what are you doing? you are doing the opposite. >> police chief greg suhr hosted a town hall meeting talking about that officer involved shooting. the crowd was angry as they defended amilcar lopez. police say he had a knife while

. >> he got into the car and laid down in the back seat of the car with a .12 gauge shotgun. >> when arrived at the railroad bridge, no one was there. so he waited with the sharp shooter in the backseat. and with fbi agents hiding in the woods nearby. >> you just sit there very quietly. you don't move and you listen. and you listen for any kind of footstep, any kind of noise, hoping that he might contact us. but thinking that he's probably within 100 yards of us watching with a rifle. >> after waiting for several hours, the fbi agents told harry to go home and await further word there. the next day at sunrise, the fbi performed a grid search of the drop site. and near the railroad underpass they found a second ransom note attached to a metal rod with a crepe paper flag. >> the rods we recognized as being rods that were used in filing cabinets, older filing cabinets that slid through the drawers of the filing cabinets from the front to the rear. >> but the sign wasn't easy to see, which is why harry missed it the night before. the second ransom note told harry to proceed to another lo

and a man is in custody after he aimed a shotgun at officers.dreds of bags of heroin found on a man that tried to fight off police. >>> and now the details one final blast of winter, from mobile 6 you see the flakes falling from city avenue in philadelphia this was five hours ago and sky 6 hd is giving you a live look at the center city skyline, and right now the snow is still falling but it's also wet out there as well. now a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are still in the thick of the storm which is expected to

when they tried to drive away police say the others fired off two shotgun rounds into that suv suv. the rounds hit one man in the face. the other in his upper body both men are still in the hospital and police rounded up all five suspects this week. >>> this is our backyard. do you not come here and commit murder or attempted murder or even carry a gun. you commit a crime here e war going arrest you. you can be assured of. of that. good prosecutors charged all five men with attempted murder. >> massive clean up evident continues tonight in new york city. one day after a massive gas explosion in manhattan's east village. investigators say it's likely a gas explosion in the building's plumbing and gas lines to s to blame for the blast. 22 people were hurt. four remain in critical condition tonight. and two people well they are still missing in the rubble. about 50 apartments were damaged in the explosion caused the collapse of a three 55 story buildings. >> i vivid the site thank. obviously total devastation of three buildings. one other suffered tremendous fire damage. you rarely see