solomon. michael: nice to meet you, solomon.e is to have richard see michael perform in a pitch environment. it's about demonstrating that he's capable of delivering additional value to the company without me or his father. i appreciate you guys taking the meeting and even being open and willing to even hear the idea that michael has. michael: mr. green tea, for over 45 years, has been serving 8 million servings a year, in manhattan alone, of our ice cream. so we have quite a large customer base. we want to bring that customer base into your stores, and we want to reverse-engineer some of our more popular flavors and get that flavor signature into your yogurt. we don't want to hide that it's yogurt 'cause obviously, yogurt has a very different, tart flavor compared to traditional ice cream. so we want to kind of combine the best of both worlds. the idea that we have is to take one of your handles in each of your stores and make it a mr. green tea flavor of the month, where each month, it's a new, unique flavor. dolores: we've ne

. >> solomon is ready for his first day of kindergarten. because his mom made sure he would be. >> we have learned vaccinations can really help. >> solomon is up to date at the you -- oakland unified school district they say hundreds of other kids may not be on the first day of school. >> there could be a few hundred kids that are not. we will encourage them to go get out and get them. their parents may drop them off and we will have to turn them away. >> a new state law says moms and dads can no longer use personal or religious beliefs as a reason not to get their kids immunized which means kindergartners and seventh graders must show proof of immunization. >> the one exception is if you have a personal exemption in place before january of this year. >> we follow a pretty natural diet and lifestyle. >> solomons mom says despite choosing to vaccinate her soon -- son, they lead a holistic lifestyle. >> i think that can be dangerous, and that is an infringement on peoples rights. i think people should have options. >> it is important to know

>> reporter: solomon guidry is ready for his first day of kindergarten. because his mom made sure he would be. >> we've learned that vaccinations can really help. >> reporter: solomon is up-to- date with his vaccinations. but the oakland unified school district spokesperson says hundreds of others may not be on the first day of school tomorrow. >> there could be a few hundred kids not immunized. we'll be encouraging them to get -- >> who cannot come to school. >> their parents may try to drop them off and we have to turn them away. >> reporter: a new state law says moms and dads can no longer use personal or religious beliefs as a reason not to get kids immunized. which means this school year kindergartners and seventh graders must show proof of immunization. >> the one exception is if you had a personal belief exemption in place before january, you are accepted. >> we follow a pretty natural diet and lifestyle. >> reporter: solomon's mom says despite choosing to vaccinate her son, they lead a holistic lifestyle. and believe parents should still have choi

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>> rose: we conclude with andrew solomon whose book is "far and away: reporting from the brink of change, seven continents, twenty-five years." >> i believe that travel is really a moral imperative and that we live in a globalized world. some people don't like that but it's true. and that when we close ourself off from other places and don't encounter and experience them, we don't understand the world we're living in and we have a lot of unnecessary fear and ultimately serious dysfunction as a result. >> rose: the democratic convention and andrew solomon, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin this evening with politics, the democratic national convention came to an end on thursday. hllary clinton became the first female candidate for political . in her acceptance speech, she criticized her opponent donald trump's temperament and called for uni

rahel solomon monday is at police headquarters with reaction from neighbors who knew the family. rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening, this is a family that according to the neighbors we spoke to certainly at least on the outside appeared ok. when police showed up in the neighborhood monday night for a welfare check neighbors say they were in no way prepared >> signs of typical childhood past time on sun flower circle tuesday pointed to perhaps happier times. >> kids always riding bike outside, very shocked >> they were quiet. i didn't see them out much but the kid was always outside playful, happy. he knew my sister. of the neighborhood kids. >> reporter: police discovered the body of the 10-year-old often seen playing basketball. his family called him trey. also the boy's mother mashanda and his mother rubin johnson. prosecutors believe rubin killed his wife and son before turning the gun on himself >> i never would have suspected. >> reporter: officials have not set up a possible motive but county records online indicate the couple may have been in financial tr

our rahel solomon live in atlantic county where investigators worked through the night to sort out the deadly violence, rahel? >> brooke, jim, just about hour ago, state police, the names and charges of those involved in the shooting and tell us one person involved was just 16 years old. take a look. at this point, five people in total have been charged and state police say the scene stretched for miles. at this point, we know that 24 year old leonardocara, 19 year old will hesean williams, 38 year old seansukes, 24 year old anthony hicks, and 16 year old male, all charged with weapons offenses, just before 3:00 yesterday state police received calls of shoot-out on the a.c. expressway near exit 12. four shooting victims showed up here at the wawa on dalilia road egg harbor township, another man, 22 year old rosemont octavia of egg harbor township killed and found on the garden state parkway, and the car with hicks, hicks, how much, not hurt. troopers say in the suv that was here at this wawa, they found four weapons including three handguns, and 1ak style assault rifle. at this point,

. >>> good evening, i'm rahel solomon. natasha brown is off.abrielle died last night two days after slaw caught in the crossfire of a gun fight. tonight her killer is still on the loose and a reward for information in this case continues to grow. trang do joins us live from camden with more. trang, good afternoon. >> reporter: hi, rahel. gaby's family held a vigil in front of her home and also where the shooting happened. take a look across the street. you see a sizable memorial that is right in front of gaby's home where she lived with her family. several family members including gaby's grieving mother spoke out for the very first time. >> and i'm hurting. i'm hurting so bad. 'cause she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: a mother's anguish after losing her first born child. an innocent eight-year-old girl to senseless gun violence. >> we wander justice. >> we want justice. >> we want peace. >> we want peace. >> reporter: hundreds of people heard marisa carter philip's cries. >> it wasn't nothing that she wouldn't do for anybody if you asked her

solomon and mr. roeder.we are going to move on to item number eight, serving lgbt adults with disabilities. i'd like to welcome and well martinez and abby, nine. >> are they not here yet?i skip one. i am sorry. i turned the page. anticipation. so, we are going to have a presentation from lighthouse for the blind by lisa maria m penis and that the arab veterans in. >> >> hello. good afternoon. my name is lisa marie martinez and i am the director of community services at the lighthouse for the blind. with me today i have my colleague, that berenson who is our community liaison. i knew fresh title given were two days ago. so, were here to talk about a little bit about the lighthouse and what we do. we recently moved to midmarket as many of you know we are now located on the top three floors of a 1155 market street. we have been there for 3.5 months now and we are so happy to be there. we really were outgrowing our previous location and we are so happy to be in a much more spacious and beautiful location. so, th

josh earnest, the same day this gets exposed by jay solomon, "wall street journal" reporter, says yesme of it will end up in terrorist hands. what are we doing, dr. gorka? >> it's part the chaff, let's get rid of the noise and the chatter. only two things we need to focus on. the president of the united states and the secretary who makes the official determination every year have both stated recently that iran is one of the greatest sponsors of terrorism in the world today. we gave them $400 million. and at the same time, a d.c. police officer was charged for giving $200 to a group he thought was associated with isis. this is material support of terrorism, number one. secondly, this strange argument that, well, this was the shah of iran's money and he gave it to us in 1979 and we're just giving it back, let's tease that out for a moment, eric. imagine if the weimar republic of the 1920s, the german republic, had given us a million dollars, and the deal went sour, and it sat in u.s. banks. after 1939, when hitler takes control and declares war, would we have been okay with giving the w

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon explains how this all happened. >> reporter: tempers flared as delta airlines flights around the world were grounded. >> i'm ready to go home. >> frustrating. >> reporter: airline officials tweeted a power outage early monday forced the the atlanta base company to cancel hundreds of flights and delay thousands. hours later the company stated that the issue had been resolved but for janet elliott whose tonight from till a to houston was cancelled, that leaves little consolation. >> i go out tomorrow at 6:10 in the morning. >> reporter: aviation expert and lawyer arthur wolk told "eyewitness news" airlines are some of the most technology reline the companies. so when there is a glitch, consequences can have a global impact. >> other than the people who physically worked there, everything is computer based and computer reline the. scheduling of all crews is done by computer. obviously reservations are still done by computer. even the dispatcher of airplanes is done by computer, computation of fuel necessary. >> reporter: delta is rebooking or off

good evening, i'm rahel solomon. natasha brown is off tonight.s the search for little gabriel's killer continues tonight friends and family are preparing to honor her memory. trang do joins us live from camden county police headquarters with the very latest. trang. >> reporter: rahel, gabriel's family tells us she passed away last night. police are upping that reward doubling it to $24,000. gabrielle hill carter was an eight-year-old girl just trying to get home from a community program around 8:30 wednesday night when she got caught in a hail of bullets on the 900 block of south eighth street in camden. >> several armed suspects that appeared to be firing at an intended target which was not the little girl but she happened to be in the vicinity. >> reporter: as she frantically knocked on neighbor's door for shelter gabrielle was shot in the head. paramedics transported her to cooper university hospital where doctors performed surgery. her injuries were too much to overcome and she died friday night. >> this is a all hands-on deck line in the san

rahel solomon monday is at police headquarters with reaction from neighbors who knew the family. rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening, this is a family that according to the neighbors we spoke to certainly at least on the outside appeared ok. when police showed up in the neighborhood monday night for a welfare check neighbors say they were in no way prepared >> signs of typical childhood past time on sun flower circle tuesday pointed to perhaps happier times. >> kids always riding bike outside, very shocked >> they were quiet. i didn't see them out much but the kid was always outside playful, happy. he knew my sister. of the neighborhood kids. >> reporter: police discovered the body of the 10-year-old often seen playing basketball. his family called him trey. also the boy's mother mashanda and his mother rubin johnson. prosecutors believe rubin killed his wife and son before turning the gun on himself >> i never would have suspected. >> reporter: officials have not set up a possible motive but county records online indicate the couple may have been in financial tr

for more on the reaction to this ground breaking news we will turn to rahel solomon live in center city at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, rahel. >> reporter: jessica this issue dates back to may, when pope francis now met with the group of women in the catholic church that asked why is it women are excluded from being deacons. pope said that he was looking to it further and today he did just that. it could be the first step in a major change for the catholic church. tuesday, the vatican announced pope francis has created a commission to study the role of female deacons in the church a position not reserved for men but what historians said women once held in the early days of the church. >> to bring younger people in the church again i think you need to move it ahead, definitely at this positive step for him. >> reporter: it will consist of 12 people both men and women and while it will examine role of the female teak on is it will then look in the possibility of female priests. deacons can preside over weddings, funerals, baptist many but priest can only lead mass. >> it i

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live in burlington township with more, rahel. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, this is the second murder/suicide this less than a week that police in our region are investigating. over the weekend in berks county, of course, officials discovering a family of five dead. that appeared to be a murder suicide. today officialness this normally quiet new jersey town tell me that they are dealing with a similar crime. neighbors say sunflower circumstance until burlington, new jersey is usually very quiet, the family inside house 15, seemingly happy. >> well, always riding his bike outside. >> reporter: prosecutors say monday night police went to the home for a welfare check and discovered husband ruben johnson his wife mishanda and their ten year-old son dead. neighbors tell us thinks johnson and michigan honda police believe he was shooter and then turned his gun on himself. >> just never expected that. it is a tragedy. really is. >> reporter: signs of perhaps happen years times could be seen outside home tuesday as people made their way in and out.

. >> coming up at 6:00 our rahel solomon talks to a aviation expert about airline technology troubles. >>> a deadly crash shuts down a major roadway in burlington county. lets show you the scene from chopper three, route 07 in browns mills is closed in both directions, and first responders were called here around 2:00 this afternoon for a car into a tree. the impact ripping that car in half. we're told two people inside were killed. it is unclear if any other vehicles were involved or what caused the driver to lose control. >>> a 54 year-old man is fighting for his life after being shot in the face inside a southwest fill barber shop. it happened just before 1:00 this have afternoon on the 1800 block of south 60th street. police say someone drove victim to mercy hospital where he was listed in critical condition. no arrests have have been made and investigators say no weapon was recovered at the scene. >>> also in southwest philadelphia police are investigating a shooting and carjacking that happened overnight on 60th and wood land. police say one suspect shot a 31 year-old man multip

i'm ra who will solomon in montgomery county, a look at this last day of trial before closing arguments. >>> and this guy, may be 400 years old, the cool way scientists figured out his age. >>> and then new at 6:00 o'clock tonight doctors and nurses already know the need for blood donors, but our stephanie stahl, shows you how a co-workers battle sparked action at a philadelphia hospital. we will be right at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against yo

i'm rahel solomon. let's turn it over to justin, the story of the day, the story of this week is this heat. justin, first thing i said to you this morning, what is up with this heat? >> summertime. that's what i have to say. no, pretty high heat, this will be the hottest spot as far as the humidity goes, really high humidity, the killer this weekend, will slow everybody down, try to stay cool, talking heat indexes up around 110, probably worse of it, stay indoors, air conditioners running all over the place, hopefully they work where you are, and already, temperatures still holding in the lower 80s at this hour, around philadelphia, 83 officially at the airport, if it stays in the lower 80s, that could set the record high low temperature for this date. it is currently at 81, so 83, where we could break the record. southwest wind at 8 miles per hour, but it feels like 92 degrees, when you factor in the humidity, at 5:00 a.m. this morning. we have the excessive heat warning throughout the entire delaware

he makes a similar stop in the solomons as he goes on. on the other hand, says -- and let me just read you what he writes after that. macarthur says, probably no commander in american history has been so poorly supported at times of instability, as though was intended that i should be defeated. how do you write that? the only thing more disingenuous was macarthur's assertion that he had "absolutely no contacts in the united states, despite almost daily messages with marshall. and ine of his letters, quote, his opinions were rarely sought and "my advice on important matters given little consideration." here's his final line, "my isolation is complete." again, all i point out about his good points, his military acumen and combined operation, it is just on was crazy to use that term that he cannot accept that people are supporting him. george marshall has just flown halfway around the world to prove it. and by the way, george marshall dispatches high ranking george lincoln, the brigadier general at the altar conference, after each of the maj

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets turn it over to meteorologist just continue drabick with eyewitness weather. it was so hot yesterday it seems like anything compared to that has to be better. >> don't expect to go outside and enjoy and be able to breathe nice and easy because we have high heat and humidity. we hit 98 degrees. hottest day of the summer. it felt like 111 during the afternoon with the humidity. it will still feel like over hundred degrees today. drink plenty of water. same deal just like yesterday. use common sense. we have excessive heat warning continuing through the entire region with the exemption up in the poconos where humidity levels are slightly lower but still will be unbearable up there. there you go. areas in the purple there or pink or the heat warnings, much of the i-95 corridor all the way up to connecticut and virginia. we are feeling that heat across mid-atlantic. today high temperatures mid 90's in spots, tropical humidity levels. it will feel like 105 in a lot of locations. outsid

. >>> today is sunday august 7th good morning i'm joe holden, rahel solomon is off. here's meteorologist justin drabick with the latest on this morning forecast. >> feeling better already. step outside you can breathe again. yesterday was tough with the humidity. today looks great. best day of the weekend for sure. outdoors plan definitely a go. getting ready for a good sunrise in a couple of minutes, clear skies, every where across the delaware val which comfortable temperatures. we are waking up in the city on the warm side current check we are at 71 degrees at the airport but that wind direction out of the northwest at have miles an hour, bringing in that cooler and dryer air mass. suburbs feeling good allentown, reading 64 degrees. fifty-four in mount pocono. quakertown chilling down at 59. palmyra close to 70 degrees. big difference is the humidity levels. it is like yesterday you will love today. dew point temperatures tells the story. yesterday they were in the mid 07's. now we're in the lower 60's. that means it doesn't feel too bad this will probably drop in

richard solomons, thank you for joining us.of your outlook for the year, first half profits. i suppose the immediate question to you is the impact of terror, the impact in france and turkey. are you sure you can really hold on to the outlook as confidently amid a tough trading environment? richard: it is a fair point. in europe and turkey, we've had some tragic incidents. that is something we have to deal with in our industry. the reality is people continue to travel. if you look at the performance at our two biggest markets, u.s. and china, we have had a lot of growth. underlying 5% increase in revenue. we have upped our dividend by 9%. i think the balance across our business really demonstrates our strength. anna: previously you said to us bouncestomers actually back quickly after we see these tragic events. is that continuing to be the place? is it lingering longer due to these recent events? is 25% down so that has lingered. although others has been good. it is hard to predict in the short-term but in the medium to long-ter

. >> this is from the solomon islands. there you go. >> i'm not afraid of anything. >> this is a skink from the solomon islands, the pittsburgh zoo. they have a prehensile tail l >> we look alike. >> people look like their pets. >> it's like a selfie stick. >> that's great. >> it looks great. >> for the crowd outside on the plaza. >> looks like you're on times square. this is the only skink that's a vegetarian. >> why? >> there are 1500 species, aall eat insects. this one is a vegetarian. >> all the animals should be on long sticks. rats back? >> put one in tamron's purse. >> get them some clothes. >> we'll be right back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >> skink on a stick. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more

. >> reporter: garcia signed up for a course at smith & solomon driving school in norristown. after about a month, he was unsatisfied with the training and dropped out. >> i was wasting my time. >> reporter: he paid the school $1,400. but once he left, a collection agency came after him for the remainder of the tuition. another $2,900. >> you can have the money, but i already paid. just let me go away. i go to another place. >> reporter: garcia disputed the bill but the school told him he had signed an agreement and still owed the outstanding balance. that's when he called "nbc 10 responds." we called the school. a spokesperson told us garcia is right, he doesn't owe the full amount but he still has to pay some more money for classes. smith & solomon updated his balance to $1,700, about $1,200 less than what his bill showed. >> i'm happy with you. i appreciate your help. what you do for me. >> and the school offered garcia a payment plan on the remainder of his balance, and said he is more than welcome to return to the school and complete the course. the spokesperson also told

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.adelphia corporation cents for aging's pink line will be taking phonecalls from anyone who needs help dealing with this heat. the number to call: (215)765-9040. the heat line will be open today, and tomorrow, from 8:30 a.m. until midnight. now, checking in with justin, to talk about when we might see some relief? >> yes, just little bit. you know, every little bit hems. but yes, rough all week, full-on heat and humidity, excess sieve heat warning throughout the region, already seeing temperatures into the mid 80s, never got out of the 80s overnight, so most likely have set new record low hi, for philadelphia, 84 degrees, in palmyra cove, across the river, see the skyline, little hazy, humidity looking what it feels like, 97 millville, mid 90s in philadelphia, actual air temperatures today 996, could be late day shower or storm, looks like the shore stays dry, high near 90 degrees. and nice little breeze off the water making it feel pretty good, poconos upper 80s, the extended forecast,

i am pleased to welcome andrew solomon back to this table. welcome.w: what a pleasure to be here. basically, we would all be better off if we traveled far more from adolescence on. andrew: i believe travel is a moral imperative and we live in a globalized world. when we close our sotloff -- our self off from other places, we do not understand the world we're living in and we had -- we have unnecessary fear and serious dysfunction as a result. charlie: that has almost been a central truth about relationships, whether they are racial or cultural or political. not to clearly understand or to .ay in an expression once andrew: jung said that if you do not know someone, you are likely to regard him as a fool. if you do not know a place, you are likely to regard it as ridiculous. when you start encountering places, suddenly, the world opens up for you. charlie: what has it done for you? andrew: it has many more aware of what is american and what is universal. it has given me a sense that a lot of the places we see as sinister and threatening our places where

solomon and mr. roeder.we are going to move on to item number eight, serving lgbt adults with disabilities. i'd like to welcome and well martinez and abby, nine. >> are they not here yet?i skip one. i am sorry. i turned the page. anticipation. so, we are going to have a presentation from lighthouse for the blind by lisa maria m penis and that the arab veterans in. >> >> hello. good afternoon. my name is lisa marie martinez and i am the director of community services at the lighthouse for the blind. with me today i have my colleague, that berenson who is our community liaison. i knew fresh title given were two days ago. so, were here to talk about a little bit about the lighthouse and what we do. we recently moved to midmarket as many of you know we are now located on the top three floors of a 1155 market street. we have been there for 3.5 months now and we are so happy to be there. we really were outgrowing our previous location and we are so happy to be in a much more spacious and beautiful location. so, th

the highlight, solomon wilcots' pick to show how good the browns were early, great throw by griffin, great catch by terrelle pryor. something we hope to see many times. could robert make plays throwing from the pocket, and boy did he deliver 49-yard also impressive to see pryor making the transformation from quarterback and receiver. he went and got that one. he can make a play on the football for his quarterback like that, he will have an impressive 2016 season. >> we will be back to say good-bye from green on the road and losego 17-11 here to the packers at lambeau field in green bay. our next telecast will be next thursday, 8 o'clock kicks-off, coverage starts at 7 o'clock. and it will be the atlanta falcons and the cleveland browns. give me one final thought on this ball game is this. >> the night was a learning experience for many of these young players but they continue to fight. we saw some impressive players on the cleveland browns football team. >> thanks for joining us from green bay. we will see you next week from cleveland. >> once you get the other wide receiver back on

crowned prince solomon of bahrain. [ laughter ] turns out we both like chunky monkey. was one with the subject line "bono nasa." [ laughter ] let me just say "bono nasa" is one of the all-time great e-mail subject lines. if you want someone to open an email with a virus that's what you put. [ laughter ] that or david lee ross, center of the earth. in the e-mail bill clinton aide wrote to band and abedine, quote, "bono wants to do a link-up with the international space station on every show during the tour this year. any ideas?" well, here's an idea, bono. you've got to let people decide for themselves when they want to listen to your music. [ laughter ] did you learn nothing from the itunes thing? look, if i were in space, i'd happily put on u2, but it has to be my choice. [ laughter ] thhough while there aren't any smoking guns in these emails, they do seem to demonstrate at the very least that if you were a clinton foundation donor or friend or bono, it was easier to at least get your request seen by someone at the state department. which why the clinton foundation a

. >> reporter: at 5-foot five, 10-year-old legend solomon is big for his age.en mistaken for being older -- >> i thought they was going to shoot me. >> reporter: never dreamed police would mistake him for a criminal. >> one police officer point their gun at me. i ran into the backyard they were chasing me with guns out. >> reporter: just before 5:00 p.m. on august 11th soft spoken fifth grader was playing basketball here with his friends when suddenly newark police began searching the area for a robbery suspect. >> why did you think the police were chasing you? >> because the ball had rolled in the street and almost hit their car. >> reporter: afraid for his life, legend ran into a nearby alleyway. patricia solomon is legend's mother. >> they chased him with shot guns out armed drawn point to go him. >> her accusation is supported by her two neighbors jackie kell and her mother anita hasn't curson who intervened when they saw officers had legend cornered. >> he's just kid. only 10 years old. ya'll out here with your ya'll guns drawn. >> i'm like that's just a c

smith and solomon updated his balance to $1,700, about $1,200 less than what his bill showed. >> i'mnd appreciate your help. but you do for me. >> the school offered a garcia payment plan on the remainder of his balance and said he is more than welcome to return to the school. the school says other students in garcia's class graduated in three months and are now working. >>> if you have a consumer problem for nbc 10 responds, head to our website, fill out the complaint form or give us a call and we will continue to respond to you, just as you saw there. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 6:46 and sunny this morning. bright sunshine. the view from center city. that sunshine is going to push temperatures back into the 90s again today. it's not going to be the extreme heat we've seen lately.ç upper 70s within tu, cooler in turnersville. cinnaminson is 77. 70s to start with, 80s to near 90 this afternoon. the humidity will be falling, even though it will be hot. we have a northwesterly wind. that's a big shift from yesterday. that will give us feels like temperatures into the m

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon at police headquarters with more from his heart broken family steps investigators are taking to find one suspects, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. police sources tell me for some reason they believe that this victim was in fact the target but this afternoon both his family and detectives say that they don't know why. for the family of 25 year-old leonard boyar, the third, saturday was supposed to be like any other weekend. it wasn't anyone's birthday, no specific reason to gather other than just to be around one another. >> just a normal saturday coming down, bringing the baby, laugh, joke do what we do. we had no plans. unaudible. >> reporter: at 5:00 that afternoon the family heard shots. police say as boyar was walking to his mother as door on the 600 block of north 12th street, two men fired 13 times hitting boyar twice in the head and once in the back. by 8:30 that evening he had died at hahnemann. >> no one has the right to take him from frustrates or from his daughter. what do we tell his daughter when she's asking f

rahel solomon joins us live at state police barracks in hamilton township with an update on this investigation, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. new jersey state police, released the name of the booking photos of five people charged with the shoot-out from yesterday, among them a 16 year-old boy, and a father and son. >> new jersey state police say monday's shoot-out on the ac expressway, was a family fair for father 38 year-old shawn stukes and 19 year-old desean stukes williams. according to investigators the two with 24 year-old len nardo caro and 16 year-old boy showed up at wawa on delilah road in egg harbor township and white ford expedition riddled with bullets all suffering from gun the shot wound. >> pretty much in shock about it. because it is something that doesn't happen here. >> reporter: troopers were called out to the parkway where two other people involved were found in a different car. the passengers, 22-year old rose mant octavius was shot in the head, driver, anthony hicks was not hurt. the wild scene filled top of the conversation for many on tuesday at

juliet: they admit -- they cut >> reporter: 10-year-old legend solomon is big for his age and while he has been mistaken for being older he never dreamed police would mistake him for criminal. >> i ran into the backyard and they were chasing me. >> the soft-spoken fifth-grader was playing basketball with his friends when for a robbery suspect. why did you think the police were chasing you? >> almost hit their car. >> reporter: afraid for his life he ran to a nearby alley way. >> they chased him with shotguns out, armed, drawn. >> reporter: the accusation is supported by her two neighbors, jackie kelly and her mother who intervened when they saw officers halogens cornered. >> he is only 10 years old. child. >> reporter: he had a gun in his hand and he was like he fit the description. >> reporter: a short time later police arrested the suspect, casey joseph robinson. despite with legend the neighbors say newark police say at no time did officers ever point a weapon at any child in the area. >> no one came to him and said i am sorry that happened to you. >> reporter: legend whose favorite

solomon p. chase desperately wants to be president of the united states. he's linked as appointee and he's angling for it even as he's presiding over andrew johnson's impeachment trial. he's angling to basically replace johnson as the democratic nominee for the presidency in 1868. and almost all the people lincoln put on the court are angling for the presidency. and that's not true today. from an analytic point of view if i'm saying who's the republicans' sanest choice? because paul ryan is a good-looking young guy, heartland of america. he says no. who's a good-looking sensible, really smart republican, heartland of america, former high school quarterback and, you know, out of central casting. his name is john roberts. you know? and he's a smarter and younger and better-looking version of john kasich. you see? you know, just saying. and of course, what i just said is preposterous because actually, he's not a pol. and good for him that he's not. i don't always agree with him, but chief justice roberts if you see this on c-span you have a big fan in yours t

. >>> today is a saturday august m jan carabao, rahel solomon is off today. here's meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, what does our weekend look like. >> a split weekend. you can feel the difference a lot more humid. we are talking with showers and storms. tomorrow will be the best day of the weekend, comfortable still warm but outdoor plans a go tomorrow. even today it is not a wash out. don't cancel outdoor plans just yet but outside later today keep your eyes to the sky. we have threat for some stronger showers and thunderstorms. now this morning for the most part we are quiet, waking up to low clouds and fog in some spots. 76 degrees. it is warm, muggy in center city wind shifted out of the south at 8 miles an hour. everybody is the same low to hid 70's with the exception mount pocono checking in at 69 . seventy-two in doylestown. palmyra, new jersey at 77 degrees. big jump in the dew points, that means high moisture contend humidity in the air. dew point is 71. that makes it feel oppressive to our bodies a and that is the trend

inside it was 46-year-old frank solomon who according to the medical examiners offers -- officer died. he lived here along with elizabeth scott in these court documents show that he was arrested and charged yesterday with aggravated murder it is -- suffered from mental health issues. and the past years, court records say that she has been found guilty of disorderly conduct three times per second says that scott was arrested on the scene yesterday. >> she had gotten out of the house. she took off down to the corner. >> reporter: neighbors tell us there was another fire at this duplex 31 years ago, killing a young boy appeared on the porch i want to show you that someone left two stuffed animals and right below in the bushes, there is another one right over here with a height that reads that you in cleveland, and i'm kristin volk, news channel 5. >>> thank you. a couple is dead and police say that the boyfriend is to blame police told us that a man and woman were shot and killed last night while leaving a home on 17th street northeast officers tracked down the accused gunman at his home