tate-brown was shot and killed by officers.ou see these folks walking slow by down the street from university city. again, to city hall. we'll keep on eye on this thanks to skyforce 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it felt like spring today, and we're thinking spring. newark delaware found plenty of people shopping for flowers at richardson garden center today. now, if you went outside earlier, like at lunch tooiltime and it was feeling nice and mild things have changed just in the last couple of hours. it is no longer as warm as it was earlier in the day. we're tracking a few showers, most of us not getting wet tonight. but a few are. it will be cooler for just about everybody tomorrow at the supersunday forecast for the broad street run is still looking good. now the flag blowing from a different direction. coming off the ocean. east wind at 16 miles an hour. temperature down to 65. that's down 7 degrees in just a couple hours. we're 11 degrees colder than thi

the detroit piston charlie, testifying against tate.esting the cash, prosecutors say tate george blew it all on himself, his kids and even to produce this reality show pilot. >> sometimes pleasure is business. >> there was no buzzer beater in court. george was convicted on all counts of wire fraud and has been locked up ever since. his sentencing delayed and delayed again with george trying a series of shots from behind bars. dismissing his legal team to represent himself. the latest move? a letter to a judge pleading to be set free. that request just denied. >> we don't get along at all. >> and back to the woman who says that after george conned her out of her money, he came back looking for more. >> i felt like i was being violated again. >> tate george has maintained innocence and faces 20 years behind bars but there's been no date set for his sentencing. back to you. >> bond market now where rick santelli is tackracking the action. >> it's a fascinating day. the two-day chart, yesterday, we closed under 1.86 lowest yield close since

security video shows tate-brown running from his car when he was shot.lphia police department has not released the video to the public which the lawsuit demands. and district attorney seth williams said tait-brown did not follow officers' orders. williams said tate-brown is reaching for a gun inside the car when police shot him. tate-brown's mother is suing for wrongful death. >> because i do believe my son was not unnecessarily while driving while black. >> philadelphia police tell us they cannot comment on pending litigation. >>> happening today, a judge will decide whether monsignor william lynn will be sent back to jail. a state superior court threw out the conviction in 2013. but the state supreme court reversed that decision monday. lynn is the clergy for the archdiocese of philadelphia. he was the first ever prosecuted for mishandling of complaints. >>> 6:36 the sun has been up for more than half an hour. we're seeing sunshine and then tracking showers this afternoon. this morning, though it will stay dry. spotty afternoon showers move through the

police shot and killed brandon tate-brown in december. after pulling him over in mayfair for a traffic stop. according to tonya brown dickerson, surveillance video from the scene shows tate-brown running from his car when he was shot. but district attorney seth williams says the video shows he did not follow officers' orders. saying the man was reaching for a gun when police shot him. tate-brown's mother says police planted the gun on her son. >> because i do believe my son got unnecessarily and while driving while black. >> the philadelphia police department tells us it cannot comment on pending litigation. >> a death without dignity. that's how chester county authorities describe what happened to an elderly father and veteran. and they say his own son is responsible. edward o'brien iii is accused of neglecting his father for years and stealing his money. and now he's charged with murder. nbc 10's doug shimell has more. >> well his defense attorney claims his client's father did not want to die in a nursing home and refused medical care.

now, brandon tate brown's mother is suing the city. tonya brown dickinson told "nbc 10 news today" in center city her son's rights were violated when he was shot. she says she's suing to bring about reform in the police department. police shot and killed brendan tate-brown last december after pulling him over during a traffic stop. according to the mother and her lawyer surveillance video from the scene shows tate-brown running from his car when he was shot. philadelphia police department has not released the video to the public, which the lawsuit is demanding. but district attorney seth williams shows tate-brown did not follow officers' orders. williams says the man was reaching for a gun inside the car when police shot him. tate-brown's mother is suing for wrongful death. >> because i do believe my son got unnecessarily and while driving while black. >> the philadelphia police department tells us it cannot comment on pending litigation. >>> and what a great day to take a walk with your best friend in center city, philadelphia. a litt

brandon tate's mother filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. david henry is live with more. >> reporter: rick, brandon tate brown was shot and killed by philadelphia police during a traffic stop last december in march the d.a. determined that the officers properly and they would not be charged with any wrongdoing, now tate brown's mother is suing the city and the police department. >> i want the pain to stop but i can't stop fighting i have to fight not just for brandon but for my neighbor's 26-year-old son. >> when officers pulled over this car, one of them noticed a gun tucked in beside the passenger seat and they said that he struggled with the officers than was caught on grainy surveillance video. tate brandon's family was shown vehicle that was not shown to media. >> he was moving left to right and when he reached the right side of his brake light is where he went down and appears to have been shot, not reaching into the car. >> d.a. seth williams reviewed the case and says the facts support the police account. the first action is a class

brandon tate-brown's mother is suing the city. police shot and killed him last december after pulling him over in may fair. the district attorney ruled that tate-brown did not follow officer's orders and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. tate-brown's mother is suing for wrongful death saying they planted the gun. >>> they're looking for two suspects in the kidnapping of a philadelphia jewelry store owner. the only suspect appeared before a judge yesterday. he used this van to abduct and torture the woman from jeweler's row before releasing her. kyrie gay faces kidnapping and robbery charges. he was at the national watch store speaking with the victim and taking her business card the day before the abduction. he was brought back to philadelphia. gay and two others grabbed the victim from a center city parking garage, threw her into the van on april 4th. police say they shocked the victim with a taser because they wanted to get into the safe inside the store. they said the captors demanded the security code and alarm pa

police shot and killed tate-brown last december after pulling him over in mayfair. the district attorney ruled tate-brown did not follow officers' orders and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. a judge today granted the prosecution's request to delay the trial of the ten protesters and defense lawyers were not pleased considering their clients and witnesses had taken off work to come to court. >> skeptical motivation at the district attorney's office for trying to continue the case today and for trying to do it at the very last minute. when the primary witness is standing right there next to the prosecutor and known about the case ever since the arrests were made in the presence of both the police commissioner and the d.a., seth williams himself. >> the judge rescheduled the trial for the protesters for june. >>> the family of michael brown is suing the city of ferguson missouri. lawyers for brown's parents filed a civil lawsuit today. ferguson police officer darren wilson shot and killed brown last august. a grand jury declined to charge wilson. the shoo

brandon tate-brown's mother is suing the city. police shot and killed him last december after pulling him over in may fair. the district attorney ruled he did not follow officer's orders and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. tate-brown's mother is suing for wrongful death claiming that police planted the gun in her son's car. >>> if philadelphia police officer is recovering after crashing his cruiser into a guardrail. this happened at 4:30 this morning on cruise town road in bustleton. the officer was responded to a robbery and lost control after going around a curve. >>> no one was hurt in the carjacking and crash in philadelphia overnight. nbc 10 on the scene. that's where the stolen car smashed into parked car a few blocks away from where it was taken. a man grabbed a car at gun point. carjacker ran from the scene of the crash. police are still looking for him. >>> camden county prosecutors say a teenager accused of a deadly triple shooting from easter sunday turned himself in. brandon spearman is charged with firs

the district attorney has cleared the officers involved but more than four months later tate brown'sother says she's still not received any answers about her son's death. so she's now filing a lawsuit against the city. fox 29's dave kinchen was there as tanya brown dickerson spoke this afternoon. what is she trying to achieve? >> she says she wants justice for herself her family and the memory of her son. she also wants reform here at philadelphia police headquarters headquarters. >> am i crying all the time? yes. do i feel bipolar because i don't know when it's coming? that's how i feel. >> raw emotion from tanya brown dickerson after announcing a class action civil suit against the philadelphia police department following the death of her son 26-year-old brandon tate brown shot and killed by police last december. >> i believe with all my heart that my son's rights were violateed brutally and severely. >> reporter: her attorney says they're institution a class action format to represent all citizens of philadelphia and their demand for court overnight police department's use of forc

filed a wrongful death lawsuit, accusing police of planting evidence trying to prove that brandon tate brown was reached for a gun during a traffic stop in september. >> the city has not commented on the lawsuit, tate-brown's mother is addressing it at a news kofrps happening now. we'll have more on her kmethts later today on "action news" beginning at 4:00. >>> a chester county man is facing murder charges after his elderly father died from neglect. 61-year-old edward o'brien iii was designated caretaker and he died at his home in 2013, investigators say he was covered in bed sores and later discovered there was evidence to warrant a murder charge and he is accused of stealing $30,000 from his father. >>> from our delaware newsroom a woman has died several hours after she was shot in wilmington last night. artise brown died at christiana hospital and a second woman was wounded and remains hospitalized. john rawlins is following the search for the gunman and will have a live report coming up at 12:30. >>> a small fire disrupted a small fire at delaware high school. officials say that s

ruled that tate-brown did not follow officer's orders and was reaching for a gun. his mother is suing for wrongful death claiming that they planted the fwun in his car. >>> a northeast philadelphia restaurant is holding a fund-raiser for a shot police officer. he got into a shootout with a pair of brothers who police say were trying to rob the game stop store. wilson was shot three times. his partner got into a shootout with the suspects wounding one of them. ramon williams and carlton hipps were arrested and charged with wilson's murder. >>> fears over bird flu. as the onus spreads a cross the country, some local farmers are having to take precautions. this morning the impact an outbreak would have on a local economy. some competition for hillary clinton. we're following the race for the white house and the next candidate expected to throw his hat into the ring. >>> a cool start and a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. we'll see sunshine today but you might need your umbrella before we get to the weekend. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when we c

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and, when ever lash taken -- every drop of blood from the lash is congressmen tated, then he'll say alassamous line with malice toward none and charity from all. with firmness from the right as god gives us to see the right and then to bind out the nation's womb, to care for his orphan and widow. essentially, it starts with what was the past? what caused the war? where are we currently in the present, which is this will continue until god determines otherwise. and then it works in the future with what we should do in the future. so essentially, it's a bit about his recon sfrux plan that we're not going to be -- or at least he didn't want to be vindictive or vengeful. lincoln always believes there should be a more charitable end. so there is's a lot going on in those woshds. what lincoln would often do is try them out in letters and speeches and then they would get woven out. this is abraham lincoln's handwriting. flynn would have been the typesetter who actually put this in to type. lincoln got back in uncorrected proof, which he then decided to cut and paste to show how he wanted to read

brandon tate-brown's mother is suing the city. police shot and killed him last december after pulling him over in may fair. the d.a. ruled that tate-brown did not follow officers orders and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. tate-brown's mother is suing for wrongful death claiming that police planted the gun m her son's car. >>> happening today, this man charged with murdering a co-worker on the job has a court appearance montgomery county. peter atem faces arraignment. atem is charged with murdering danny vasquez in fran cone yo township. he stabbed him because vasquez pulled a prank on him. >> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> bright sunshine and temperatures that will be in the 70s this afternoon but it's a cool, sunny, and clear start this morning. beautiful view looking across the delaware of center city from the adventure aquarium. the area is it going to be warmer than normal in the 70s. normally we top out at 70s. tracking showers before we get to the weekend. weekend, rac

today, brandon tate brown's mother and friends join the group.e brown was shot and killed in december. philadelphia police pulled him over in mayfair. they say he was reaching for a gun at the time. organizers say they want to raise awareness about police-involved shootings. >> it's not just happening in new york. it's not just happening in philadelphia. it's happening in ferguson it's happening in objectionxnard, california. happened in south carolina. we want to make sure that people are aware it's not just an isolated incident. >> the group is using social media to get the word out. they made a stop in trenton last night and had another rally in philadelphia this afternoon. next they will head to lincoln university followed by baltimore. they end their march in washington, d.c. where they will hold a large rally and concert on the national mall next tuesday. and they plan to deliver a justice package to members of congress demanding congressional intervention to confront police violence. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, jacqueline

, we stand with baltimore's protesters and uprising one voice one similarity the mother of randall tate brown shot and killed in a confrontation with philly police officers in winter on frankford avenue, his mom now suing the city, disagreeing with the district attorney's finding that those two police officers were justified. >> i believed with all the my heart my son's rights were brutally, i believe he was not given a chance, i want reform, he want laws changed. that's jim standing here. and i want the rest of philadelphia to feel safe up the guidance of the philadelphia police department. that's jim standing here. because i do believe my son died unnecessarily while driving while black. >> not commenting on. it at this point a suit has been filed. we won't go back and forth with the rhetoric and the public's eye or the media's eye. it is a lawsuit. it will go through the process, everything will be rebuilt there. whatever course of action, equate. mosh scenes what we saw all the way until midnight last night, again the protest in new york last night shutting down the holland tunnel a

. >>> deaf vast tating. q.disbelief.ean not that you want to be part of a plane crash but, i did want that to be part of my history and, that's what i grew up believing. i went to vietnam, and i cried at the site, for what i thought happened to me and visuallized this trauma and, it was hard. and then when you find out guess what, that's not part of your history -- >>> the crash was also tra make mathematic for her mother. who spent two years, filling out paperwork to adopt a baby from vietnam. >>> i had to write a letter, asking permission to adopt a citizen, from the county, and when the crash happened, it was like oh, i'm not going to get a child now, and i hadn't been matched up yet. >>> dpef vast stated. she believed her chances were gone after the plane crash. >>> but two weeks later she received a phonecall her baby girl was waiting in a denver hospital. >>> she and her husband jumped at the chance to get her despite growing criticism who thought it was just a pr stunt carefully orchestrated by the white house. >>

they were protesting the police shooting death of brandon tate brown during december traffic stop.fficers say he fought against them then reached for gun and that they say when they shot him him. an investigation cleared those officers of wrongdoing but the protester do's not buy it. and so they want the name of the officer who shot tate brown and dash cam video of the shooting itself. >>> michael brown's parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit again the city of ferguson my sorrow today. it opens a new chapter in a legal battle over the shooting that killed their son and sparked those national protests. the 18-year-old was unarmed when he was shot to death by officer darrin wilson back in august. his family said they have new forensic evidence that will raise doubts about the version of events told by police. a city spokesman declined to comment on the case. >>> 14-year-old girl is back home in mexico tonight. >> after authorities took her by force to the united states. the girl is thrilled to be back with her family. her nightmare started with a tech text woman who says her daughte

. >> reporter: the mother of brandon tate-brown was one of four panelists asking candidates questions tonight at a west philadelphia church. she filed suit against the city and philadelphia police for the shooting death of her son during car stop in december. >> i need transparency so i can sleep at night and stop hurting, so i can trust them again. >> reporter: the organizer presented candidates with brandon's law. >> an archive the name of police officers who shoot and kill unarmed citizens. >> reporter: the candidate supported it in some form and the universally denounced stop and frisk while addressing the need to bring police and community together. >> it would have allowed for baltimore probably to with stand what occurred. >>> a son in chester county is charged with the murder of his elderly father. prosecutors alleged 61-year-old edward o'brien movered his father from a rehab center into his townhouse. investigators claim the son was told his father needed 24/7 medical care and medication which he never got. paramedics sent police were horrified at his condition when he died i

brandon tate brown was pulled over for a traffic stop and his family claims they planted evidence to make it appear he was reaching for a gun. they determined that the police acted properly and decided not to charge. >>> a philadelphia police officer was hurt in a crash today while responding to a robbery call in bustleton the seventh district officer struck a guardrail on cruise town road just before 5:00 this morning, the officer suffered a cut to the head when the airbag deployed. he was being treated for knee pain at torresdale hospital. it has taken a long time but the district has charged a man with the murder of his father. live at the chester county courthouse is "action news" reporter, eva pilgram. based on the charges this is one despecificable crime. >> edward o'brien weighed 167 pounds when he moved in with his son, he only weighed 130 pounds when he died. tonight his only child his son is charged with murder and theft. edward o'brien iii is facing manslaughter and murder charges in the death of his father. he was suppose to be caring for his father in their home. >> he p

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mayor steve hogan and mayor tom tate. and then following that will be immigration and diversity in communities across the country panel. and to close the program we will hear from our immigration in the new year expert panel. i'd now like to introduce ron brownstein and mayor eric garcetti. ron brownstein will be moderating multiple portions of the event today. he's a two-time finalist for the pullser prize and the editorial director. and joining ron is mayor eric garcetti who is the 47th mayor of los angeles. his back to basics agenda is focused on job creation and solving every day problems for l.a. residents. ron, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you. thank you all for -- thank you for joining us in the cafe next america or the relaunch of play house 90. i'm not sure which. one or the other. mayor garcetti who is my mayor, i'm a constituent these days thank you. i want to ask you a little bit to start talking a little bit about the executive order, the executive action the president is pursuing on immigration and the

tate-brown was shot and killed by offices here in philadelphia. philadelphia police say this is the car involved in a hit-and-run crash that badly injured a temple university student. investigators say an 18-year-old has now confessed to hitting rachel hall as she rode her bike near campus last night. they're waiting on the d.a. to approve charges. >>> federal health officials want new data on the safety and effectiveness of hand sanitizers used to hospitalized. doctors offices as well as in nursing homes. the fda is worried about two things. can the cleaners be absorbed through the skin? and also are they harmful? another question is there a possible link between the use of the antiseptics and the growth rather, of superbug bacterias that are resistant to antibiotics? the fda right now giving manufacturers of anti-bacterial products two years to submit their information. >>> a south philadelphia native will run the blue cross broad street run for a purpose. beating cancer. >> linda riley runs as part of a team for the american cancer society call

hope faded long ago for the handful of elderly residents who have tate put. she lifted her basement with no gas, electricity, or water. >> we just want peace. so our children can come home. tom: in recent days the pro-russian troops have seen more fighting. real negotiations for peace can only begin when the firing stops. tom barch eastern ukraine. laura: president obama will remove judah from the list of state-sponsored terrorism. another step in normalizing relationships between the two countries. this comes days after obama and castro met in panama. john, you are there in panama mixing with the cuban delegation. what does it mean, being kicked off the list of state sponsors of terror? john: they thought it was a slur on their name. and it is an important step to normalizing relations with the united states. castro had a long speech. he got to obama and said he is an honest man. a man that should be allowed to succeed. you can see there was a chemistry. it was not unexpected that this decision has been made. nonetheless it is hugely significant. it means di

. >> we wanted to make it in the mill, only when lack tating. these are spider goats.n you do genetic manipulation goats are better than sheep and cattle in terms of milk production. they are as good as cows. goats? >> you can't argue that baby goats are such as cute as any animal out there. >> they are. hello guys. don't bite the beard, you're going down. i couldn't leave without milking. i am milking a goat right now. what do you think? >> i think you probably should quit your day job. >> i understand people have ethical concerns when it comes to transgenic organisms. >> if you look at behaviour and physiology, it's the same as any goat. except for the fact in their milk there's a protein. >> they are not shooting webs from the wrist. >> no, they can't walk ceiling. >> the goat milk heads to the larks the silk pro -- lab. the sil protein is stripped from other proteins. what happens is the liquid comes out. the spider silk is on the ideas. that's what we have, concentrated spider silk. process. >> the problem is it's time cop assuming. it takes pretty much a full day

. >> the brother of brandon tate brown is the mother.he has filed a lawsuit over the shooting death of her son during a traffic stop. you'll find more of each of the candidates' view on the website nbc10.com or the nbc10 news app. here's a look at all candidates running. the winner will face the lone independent candidate melissa murray bailey. a reminder 19 days until the primary in pennsylvania. >>> keep deliberating that's the word from a judge to a deadlocked judge to the etan paez case in new york tee. he's accused of killing the 6-year-old boy in 1979. prosecutors say he confessed a few year agos ago. but hernandez's lawyer said someone else killed the boy and that hernandez is mentally ill. the jury sent a note to the judge saying they're unable to reach a unanimous decision. the judge ordered them to keep trying. >>> the prosecutor calls it a death without dignity after charging a chester county man with the murder of his elderly father. prosecutors argue that edward o'brien iii moved his father from a rehab center to his home. i

of men who were judged to the same types of atrocities sexual acrossities when they were incapacity tated. when they were uncons. >> and today poindexter was convicted and sentenced them having to do with five of the victims. that means there are 25 more videos, 25 different victims and police don't even know who they are. we're live here at montgomery county courthouse. wusa 9. >> those 30 files of evidence date back to 2009 but the prosecutor says in 2006, a man came forward and filed a sexual assault complaint against poindexter that complaint was later dropped which means he may have been preying on young men for as many as nine years. >>> montgomery koifrm police have arrested a young man on charges he vandalized a synagogue in gaithersburg, defacing it with swastikas and hateful stuff. they put 818-year-old sebastian espinoza caronza at the scene of the crime and more arrests are coming. >> there are three additional juvenile suspects. detectives needed to speak to those suspects and they do anticipate additional charges against those three juvenile suspects for their participation

she is sure she is aware of the jury watching her because of the inkrim tating statements that have beene are. >> >> the text messages are designed to show motive to say the reason she did this was not out of self defense but anger because she was furious that he was breaking up with her. prosecutors hope those text messages support that motive. >> reporter: as testimony wrapped up today, jurors saw the final messages shayna hubers and ryan sent to each other in the hours leading up to poston's death. >> i think i need some time to myself this weekend. hubers responding i will be by later to get bath items. a visit poston's family clears wishes she had never made. >> they have been to court every day. certainly seeing the pictures of their son, their brother, their relative certainly seeing those pictures has not been easy but there have been no outbursts no breakdowns. >> reporter: the family told abc news, we know ryan was a caring young man. as difficult as the trial will be for our families, we look forward to justice being served. >> based on her statements alone, prosecutors have a

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we were there to ask those questions: "who killed brandon tate-brown?"o demand for the tapes to be released. >> sreenivasan: the incident now symbolizes the divide between the police and its citizens. t. j. ghose teaches at the university of pennsylvania. >> you saw what happened when chief ramsey went out into the community and tried to have a conversation. right? there's anger. and there's justifiable anger. so it has to be not the police talking at the community, or the community shouting back. right? it has to be across the table where people feel like their voices are being heard. and that they are actually implementing policy right there at the table. >> sreenivasan: the tension is not new, 30 years ago the philadelphia police bombed the house of a radical activist group. for some philadelphians, that was the beginning of a pattern of intimidation, by police. incidents of excessive force like what happened on this very street corner in 2010, only continue to deepen the mistrust that the citizens of philadelphia have with their police. this video ca

speak to, my colleagues correctional administrators all over the country, understand the da bill tating effects of extreme isolation. and for the most part, many of them especially at the state level less so than perhaps the county jails are taking steps to reduce the reliance on this kind of isolation. t'slation will be necessary, however, or separation, will be necessary. but extreme sensory deprivation of the type that anthony described i think will be replaced correctional administrators will have to make demands of their elected officials. their legislative bodies for the under thes to ensure that they can keep prisoners safe, and keep them healthy and sane. how do you punish men who are already being punished some of whom are pretty bad can you remembers. what is it that should be done now that you have lived this, that works? >> i echo the sentiments of the gentlemen just speaking. in some cases you have to separator inmates. in a dangerous situation dangerous to another inmail, whether it's a danger to himself. but when you do that you have to put in steps to help them get back

the police said tate-brown did not follow orders and was reaching for a gun when police shot him. his mother is asking for them to release evidence including a video of the shooting. >>> people in nepal are struggling against stormy weather, mudslides and a shortage of manpower to help victims of last weekend's massive earthquake. crews managed about two dozen helicopter trips to remote villages to evacuate people who are stranded. more than 5,000 people are now confirmed dead. across nepal, hundreds of thousands are still living outside their homes without clean water or sanitation. >>> for people from nepal visiting the united states the deadly earthquake has them wondering when it will be safe to return home. shan shanta's mother was supposed to go back may 3rd but they're worried her home will be in ruins. she got a visa detention for two to three months. >> between her home and the airport is very bad. >> they extended my visa for at least a month. what happens is once you file for extension, until it's denied, at least their status will be valid. >> their lawyer is also reac

police shot and killed brandon tate brown during a traffic stop in the mayfair section in december. his parents filed the suit claiming police planted evidence to make it appear as if their son was reaching for a gun. district attorney seth williams did not charge the officers saying surveillance video corroborated their version of what happened. the city has not commented on the litigation. >>> happening today, a local restaurant will hold a day long fundraiser for the family of slain philadelphia police officer robert wilson, iii. he was shot and killed last month when robbers barged into a north philadelphia game stop last month. johnny's fine italian cuisine is raising money for his family including wilson's two young sons. it has a 30-dollar special today. the restaurant is at comly and harbison avenue in the wissinoming section. >> developing this morning philadelphia police hope to learn more today about what they've labeled a suspicious death. a landlord discovered the body of a 39-year-old man in the man's apartment in frankford yesterday. neighbors on the 1600 block of wak

. >> i made the decision to amp of tate my leg purely based on the fact that i was on pain medicine every was in a wheelchair the majority of the time. >> reporter: the 27-year-old mother has been training to run on her new prosthetic leg at her home in texas. >> it's the best decision i ever made. i'm doing more and more things. i took my son to the movies the other day. i walked through the airport and i don't have to use a wheelchair. if i'm in jeans nobody can tell i have a prosthetic leg. >> reporter: gregory was determined to run the whole marathon. last week, her doctors told her she wasn't ready. >> my doctors told me i would basically be doing more damage to myself and i would end up back in surgery. so i have a compromise which i'm not very good at doing sometimes. >> reporter: that compromise was to run only the last three miles. but the nature of a marathon is not just the distance run. it's the defeat of an enormous personal challenge. >> this is the hardest thing i think i've ever had to do. to cross the finish line. i took my life back today. >> reporter: for rebecca gregor

police shot and killed brandon tate brown last week. last night people marched in boston minneapolis houston washington d.c. and new york. in fact, more than 100 people were arrested during the protest in manhattan most of them apprehended for blocking traffic. organizers hope 4,000 to 5,000 would show up for the march. the numbers were in the hundreds. those attending were passionate about their reasons for turning out. >> every time i look on the t.v. there's another in innocent black father, son stand person who looks like me being killed. i felt that i couldn't just stay at home. >> that's why i'm here. i have a son who is 15, and he's also black and i just don't want to see him killed. >> new york saw weeks of protest against police brutality last year when no charges were brought against officers involved in the death of eric garner. the u.s. attorney general is condemning the rioting in baltimore, saying it is a danger to the community. the justice department is leading an investigation into freddie gray's death. >> the unrest in

brandon tate brown. and i'm going to continue fighting. not just today tomorrow on and on. until i have no more fight left. >> i'm a middle schoolteacher. my students are tell and 13 years old and they're just coming of age. they're figuring out who they are. they're forming their own self identity in this world and um, it kills me that so much of what the world will see them as is a violent criminal just because of what they look like. >> reporter: back live again you are seeing what appears to be the end of the rally here by city hall. many of these demonstrators are moving along again we're not exactly sure where they're headed from here. we got to tell you it has been exceptionally peaceful. there's been a strong police presence here. they kind of the officers pretty much standing in the background but causing the protesters no problems at all. again, very passionate. but non violent as well certainly a good sign iain and lucy back to you the. >> the protesters not causing any problems for the police. from the ground to the skyfox in the air. we got a birds eye view and

police shot and killed brandon tate brown during a traffic stop in the mayfair section in december.ents filed the suit claiming police planted evidence to make it appear as if their son was reaching for a gun. district attorney seth williams did not charge the officers saying surveillance video corroborated their version of what happened. the city has not commented on the lawsuit. >> and this story is developing overnight police are looking for the gunman who invaded a home and robbed temple university students. the action cam was on the scene early this morning on the 1500 block of north 13th street in north philadelphia. police say the suspects stole cash and marijuana. no students were hurt. we'll be getting you a live report from that scene coming up at 5:00 a.m. >>> a hit and run crash in mantua critically injured a driver. philadelphia police are looking for the other driver. the action cam was there as the medics placed the victim in an ambulance at 39th and mount vernon last night. the other driver sped away from the scene. >> we're expecting new details today about a double

tanya brown dickerson says physical police officers lied about her son brandon tate brown reaching for. he was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in mayfair back in december. this suit names the city and two police officers as defendants and seeks monetary damages and pleasure fors. >> i believe with all my heart that my son's rights were violateed brutally and severely. i believe he was not given a chance and i want reform. i want laws changed and that's why i'm standing here. >> police and city officials have no comment on that lawsuit. an investigation by the da's office resulted in no criminal charges against the two officers involved in that shooting. >>> well, we are tracking big changes for our weather and we mean big changes. meteorologist kathy orr is standing by outside on the cbs3 sky deck. it's going to be a little different out there in not much time. kathy. >> absolutely, chris. right now, we have a few clouds rolling in outside now on the sky deck and that's just the beginning. we're seeing them moving in from the south on corm stan three. it will be much co