. >> reporter: loved ones are reeling from the loss of four family members, sisters tamika curtis and tiffany wilkerson, their young cousins 13-year-old hada ba and 1-year-old hasan boykin. they were parked at a red light on livingston road at livingston terrace friday night when a mercedes plowed into the back of them. >> my cousin tamika was the life of the party. >> reporter: she was the mother of eight children ranging from infancy to 15 years old now without a mother. tiffany had two small children of her own. >> she kind of struggled a little bit to have children and she just had them and now she can't even enjoy their lives. >> reporter: the mother of the two children was the driver of the car. she is now in guarded condition, the sole survivor now dealing with losing two of her children. >> just learning how to walk and they were just very funny and happy people to be around. they will be missed. >> it's sad to see them leave so early. i'm going to miss them because i just come home and i ain't really been around my family. it's sad they're gone like this. >> reporter: through

just ask tamika harris from "t.i. and tiny," the family hustle.rough different eyes, thanks to iris implant surgery. your eyes were brown before. >> they were brown. >> reporter: now, they're quite light. >> they are ice gray. that's the color that i purchased. >> reporter: the reality starlet's has, rapper t.i., says, you can do whatever you like. so, she went gray in a glam way. >> they go into the eye and they make a little slit. they take this implant and they spread it over your eye. >> reporter: she didn't blink twice at the $8,000 price tag. >> i looked in the mirror and i was like -- they're amazing. >> reporter: the operation, not approved in the u.s. so, you decided to go to africa. what exactly did they say they would do to your eyes? >> they told me that the procedure was -- it would be quick, like, five, ten minutes and eye. >> reporter: people have had complications. people have had blurred or permanently damaged vision. >> i haven't really seen those risks with this company. >> reporter: now tiny has that icy stare she's always drea

bus, and at cleveland's airport several days after infected nurse amber vinson had passed through, tamika freeman was still worried. >> it was a huge scare, you know. i'm pregnant. and there's a lot of people who touch each other. >> reporter: vinson was in ohio to plan for her wedding. now the bridal shop she visited is temporarily closed. the workers on voluntary quarantine. do people need to be concerned about ebola in the u.s.? >> no. >> reporter: public health professor andrew noymer studies infectious disease. >> i would say definitely the spread of panic about ebola is harder to contain than the spread of the disease itself. they see scary images of people caring for sick people with ebola wearing protective gear, and it looks frightening. >> reporter: so frightening, that even a school teacher's trip to dallas was enough to cause a panic in maine. she was placed on leave after attending a conference 10 miles from the hospital where ebola patient thomas eric duncan was treated, "an over-reaction says parent megan starbird. >> we want to keep the kids safe but i think it's a little

tamika gross is accused of ordering her son and daughter to fight other students. police say she was even caught on video punching a 14-year-old girl her daughter was fighting. hundreds of parents are left trying to find schools for their kids after a philadelphia charter school shuts down with very little notice. it was a heated meeting last night where parents wanted to know why the palmer leadership learning partners charter school closed yesterday. a few even cornered walter palmer himself. others did not find out until they sent their kids to school monday morning. >> i'm devastated because you could care less about our children. this is the best you could do? this is the best? >> right now my daughter is in 11th grade and she got no school to go tomorrow. >> the closing was triggered after the state supreme court ruled that the school violated its charter by accepting more students than it was allowed to have which is a major law in education funding. >>> the penn state board will meet today over a controversial report related to the jerry sandusky sex abuse

. >> reporter: nearly 60 days ago young mother tamika borem brought her daughter caught in the crossfireder in there a senseless shooting in the streets of grays ferry. grays ferry hasn't forgotten. >> that three year old could have been our next secretary of state or lawyer or doctor but we will never know because of the senseless violence that plagues the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: sunday community activist antoine moore organizing a day of service, prayer, healing and most importantly awareness in memory of her. >> we can't be fed up for one day and disappear. we got to be on the front line fighting. >> we got to do whatever we can. >> reporter: eileen russell says her weapon is the park. after all the speakers, organizers reporters and cameras leave she'll continue that fight like she has every day trying to keep young men engaged with positive activity and off the streets. >> we have to give them something else to do. we have to have more programming in our recreation centers and our parks so that they can come and get involved in positive things, keep them off the street wh

tamika kurtis and her sister tiffany wilkerson. dominick green was a passenger in the mercedes and she also died. taka's family is planning a funeral for the sisters together. it will be next friday at 9:00 a.m. at the shauna. reid funeral center. >> we have decided to donate a large portion of our services to the family to accommodate them and their arrangements and given their love on a decent burial with dignity and respect. >> again, the sisters will have a joint funeral. >>> today is your first chance to talk directly to the superintendent of fairfax county schools. she will be tonight in mount vernon at 7:00. she plans to talk about the current school system and will hear questions you have. she is now in her second year as superintendent. >>> election day is three weeks away, and you won't see any more debates for virginia senator. democrat senator mark warner and ed gillispie had their final campaign last night. >> let me be clear, i did not offer her a job nor would i offer her any kind of position. >> so i can tell you th

year old innocent girl caught in the crossfire in grays ferry more than two months ago, young mother tamika lost her daughter. she was killed by a stray bullet while sitting on the steps getting her hair braided. community activist upset over the violence organized day of service and prayer for her family. >> that three year old could have been our next secretary of state, or lawyer, or doctor, bossier but we would never know because of the senseless violence that place the sit i have of philadelphia. we have to be on the front line fighting. >> community activists also also organizing support groups for other families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. >> hundreds gather in central new jersey that hazing and bullying will not be tolerated. they rallied in sayreville where hazing led to the high school football season to be cancelled. many angry parents say they want answer. >> let's make sure the ankle is her properly directed t should be directed at the students who caused this, it should be directed at the coaching staff that allowed this to happen. >> seven students have been cha

more than two months ago, young mother, tamika, lost her date.rossfire while signature on the steps getting her hair braided. community activists upset over the cents less violence organize add day of service and prayer for her family. >> that three year old young lady from 27th street could have been our next, you know, secretary of state, or lawyer, or doctor, but we will never know because of the senseless violence that place the city of philadelphia. we can't just be fed up for one day then disappear. we have to be on the front line fighting. >> community activist also also organizing support groups for other families who have lost loved ones. >> central new jersey town, football hazing scandal under investigation. hazing led to the cancellation after football season. >> sayreville is a community of family values, community where everybody works hard for a living. >> all seven students are suspended, from school. >>> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following the latest developments in the ebola outbreak after nurs

32-year-old typhany wilkerson, one-year-old hassan boykin, 13-year-old khadiua ba, and 15-year-old tamika curtis. a woman killed in the mercedes was identified as dominique green. the driver of the mercedes is in critical condition. speed and weather may have been factors. >> still to come, what happened that sent a bouncy house flying? people gathered at the lincoln memorial to pray today. coming up, the first images of the 26-year-old nurse. her and her dog both in isolation. how did she get a bola -- ebola? reported tornadoes at this hour. bracingons of americans tonight. a developing story out of new jersey were seven high school football players were accused in a hazing scandal. canceled thendent football program for the year and is deciding whether it will come back next year. the players range in age from 15-17 and were charged with sexually assaulting younger teenagers. critics say that anti-bullying laws do not do enough to address sports team. an accident on an new hampshire farm after a bouncy house went airborne with children inside. two brothers are in the hospital. it is not

. >> just ask tamika harris.s month began seeing life through different eyes thanks to iris implant surgery. your eyes were brown before. now they're quite light. >> they are ice gray. that's the color that i purchased. >> reporter: the reality star says you can do whatever you like. so she went gray in a glam way. >> they go into the eye and they make a little slit. they take this implant and spray it over your eye. >> reporter: she didn't blink twice at the $8,000 price tag. >> i looked in the mirror and i was like, they are amazing. >> reporter: the operation not approved in the u.s. so you decided to go to africa. what exactly did they say they'd do to your eyes? >> they told me that the procedure would be quick, like five, ten minutes an eye. >> people have had complications. people have had blurred or permanently damaged vision. >> i hadn't seen that risk with this company. >> reporter: now she has that icy stare she's always dreamed of. >> i just wanted to do something different, and i have the right to do

more than two months ago, young mother, tamika, lost her daughter. she was kill by stray bullet while sitting on the steps getting her hair braided. community activists cents upset over the senseless violence organized day of service and prayer for her family. >> that three year old young lady, from 27th street corks have been our next, you know, secretary of state or lawyer or doctor. but we will never know because of the senseless violence that place the city of philadelphia. we can't just be fed up for one day then disappear. we have to be on the front line fighting. >>> community activist also also organizing support groups for other families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. >>> well, hundreds every people have gathered in a central new jersey town, where an if the ball hazing scandal is under investigation. an anti-bullying rally happened in sayreville where allegations every sex related hazing led officials to cancel the high school's entire football season. that's left a lot of angry parents demanding answers. >> let's make sure that

more than two months ago, young mother, tamika, lost her daughter to she was caught in the crossfire sitting on the steps getting her hair braided. community activists upset over the sense learns violence, organize add day of prayer. >> that their year olds hailed fry 27th street could have been our next secretary of state or lawyer or doctor, but we will never know because of the senseless violence that playings. city of philadelphia. >> we can't just be set up for one day and disappear. we have to be on the front line fighting orkneys g sport groups to other families who lost their lives to gun violence. >> two of new york finest make new friend, they gave memorable gift to a boy with special needs. >> from brazil, city please today see the act every kindness during his visit. nicely done. nicely done. >> oh, love to see that. >> no doubt. >> your time right now 7:21, and youly call it a smashing good time. >> coming up next on the "cw philly", annual fall event delights the crowd. >> first what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly". and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c

. >> nearly 06 days ago, young mother, tamika, lost her daughter, three year old, caught in the crossfire, murdered, in a senseless shooting on the streets every grays ferry. craig ferry hasn't for not end -- forgot glenn that could have been our next secretary of state, or lawyer, or doctor, but we will never know, because of the senseless violence that playing the city of philadelphia. >> sunday community activist antoine more organizing day of service, prayer, healing, and most importantly, awareness, in memory of her. can't just be fed up for one day then disappear, we have to be on the front lines, fighting we got to do whatever we can to make this stop. >> friends of stinker square president irene russell says her weapon is the park, after all the speakers organizers reporters and cameras leave, she'll continue that fight, like she has every day, trying to keep young men engaged with positive activity, and off the streets. >> we have to give them something else to do. we have to have more programming, in our recreation centers, and our parks, so that they can come in, get involved,

last month, tamika gross was ordered held on charges including corruption of minors, assault and child endangerment. investigators say gross ordered her teenaged son and daughter to fight other teens, and then taking part in one of the fights herself at lincoln high school. gross was allegedly captured on video punching a 14-year-old girl in the face. after her arrest, she was fired by philadelphia police. >>> the delaware county man accused of luring a woman through craigslist and then raping her is set to be arraigned in court today. police say kevin cornish attacked an 18-year-old philadelphia woman who responded to an employment ad he posted on craigslist. police believe he may have lured other victims as well. >>> from our delaware bureau, a 2-year-old boy is still in critical condition this morning after shooting himself in the head. new castle county police say yesterday morning the boy found a loaded gun inside his home and somehow shot himself. police say his mother was home at the time. the toddler is in the hospital, and his family is hoping he'll make a full recovery. >> he

. >> reporter: tamika tiny harris, a reality star with a big personality. >> take your mama on a daten't feel anything in your eye? and today she's looking at the world through a new set of eyes. your eyes were brown before. >> they were brown. >> reporter: now they're quite light. >> they are ice gray. that's the color i purchased. >> reporter: telling abc she changed the eye color with a medical-grade silicone. >> they make a slit in the eye. that take an implant and fold it up, they open it and spread it over your eye. >> reporter: with the operation illegal here in the states, she went to africa to have it done. >> they told me that the procedure was -- it would be quick. it's like five to ten minutes an eye. they woke me up and it's very blurry. then it just kind of fades in. >> reporter: you looked in the mirror, what did you think? >> ill looked in the mirror, they're amazing. i love them. some doctors warn beauty doesn't come without a price. >> they can be sight-threatening, include glaucoma, cataract and corneal problems. >> reporter: raising eyebrows online. a sick act, ver

. >> i want to bring up a point tamika delicately touched on.ill touch on a little less delicately obviously we move forward as a society as we promote women into positions of authority. you spent a lot of time as well we should. we need to be careful, though, we are never ever throwing the baby out with the bath water as far as the best person always has to get the job. mica, as we go through her resume coming off the prostitute scandal, women on top good for the brand if you will. the brand doesn't work if it's not competent. in positions of national security quota second competency first. it's a delicate subject. >> while we go on this delicate subject, let's talk about the woman in the white house that got overpowered by this guy. if a woman is 16' 4" can tack am big guy that's intrudeing. that's one thing. but we can't have people standing between the brought of the united states and a terrorist that can get knocked down for political and it's there for politically correct reasons. and i understand what you are saying. i understand what don