brandon tate brown's attempt to get his illegal gun. we know this not just because the police said so but because the facts were confirmed by the contemporaneous accounts of several civilian eyewitnesses. by video, by physical evidence and by dna testing. the witnesses didn't know each other. they had different advantage points and gave statements almost immediately after the incident. on the early morning of december 15th, at about 2:45 a.m. mr. brandon tate brown was driving on frankfurt avenue in the mayfair section of our city. he was driving with his daytime running lights on but not his headlights. we have video showing the car. police signaled him to pull over and he did. mr. gillisen. after the police approached the car, one on each side one of them saw a gun between the passenger seat and the console. the gun was recovered there immediately after shooting and photographed. dna testing of the gun was positive for mr. brandon tate brown. now, this is a very difficult car stop scenario. the officer indicated to his partner that th

district attorney seth williams called the death of brandon tate brown a tragedy but not a crime and he detailed how he came to that conclusion, david henry is live now with the details. >> reporter: you may recall that the shooting of brandon tate brown happened during the racial unrest that erupted over the michael brown case and the eric garner case in new york but d.a. seth williams says that unlike in those cases the police acted properly here in this case. >> it was a tragedy but what occurred was not a crime. williams says that forensic and eyewitness testimony supports the police account of what happened when brandon tate brown did after being pulled over in his car. they spotted this gun wedged between the passenger seat and they ordered tate brown out of the car and he started to struggle with him and one of the officers shot him in the head when he tried to get the gun. >> he did not walk around or put his hands up instead he went around the other side and reached inside to the place where he put his gun. >> williams showed a grainy video of what appeared to be a struggle.

is concerned, the case is closed and no charges against the police officers but brandon tate brown's family says it's not over yet his mother was informed of the decision this morning. like anymore, i choked and i cried. >> last december brandon tate brown was pulled over by police and he was driving this white car and police say he didn't have his headlights on and one of the two officers spotd this gun wedged between the passenger seat and console and that is when he allegedly started strulging with the officers, it was cam toured on this grainy surveillance tate brown eventually broke free and tried to get his gun and that is when one of the officers shot him. >> this is not the case of an unarmed man shot while running away, it's the case of a struggle and mr. brandon tate brown's attempt to get his illegal gun. >> the gun was stolen and had tate brown's dna on it. the family saw a different video, the video shows tate brown at the back of the car not reaching through the open passenger door. >> i saw my son nowhere near the right side and never got to open the right side of that

nbc 10 in center city as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon tate brown? they are demanding philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed tate brown during a december traffic stop on frankfurt avenue. district attorney seth williams says brandon tate brown did not follow officers' orders during that traffic stop and was running back to his car to get a gun when officers shot him. >> last week we reported ten members of the same group were arrested last week during a protest at a community policing meeting in long crest. now they're calling for prosecutors to drop the charges against those who were charged. >> we believe the philadelphia police are so far gone that we can no longer trust them to protect and serve us. the philadelphia police should be disarmed, disempowered immediately. the philadelphia police department cleared both officers of any wrongdoing in tate brown's death. >>> saving money and investing in education. that was the goal of the school reform commission in philadelphia today. this morning in center city memb

nbc10 news. >> as randy told us the brandon tate-brown shooting happened in december. philadelphia police pulled him over in mayfair. today, the district attorney show showed police struggling with him and photos of the gun inside the car he was driving. tate-brown's family members say they want all the evidence released to the public and say they plan to file a civil lawsuit. >>> philadelphia police have two teenagers in custody. they say a 15-year-old killer is still on the run. they're looking for the shooter in this case of a father who was murdered while walking his dog last week. detectives released his picture today. he is a freshman at overbrook hool. high school. he and two other teenagers wanted to rob someone last week in overbrook. they went after this man who was walking his dog because he looked like an easy target. >> they pulled a gun on him. he instantly turned. they said empty your pockets. he tried to reach out for them whatever a real slight struggle and ultimately they shot him one time. >> police arrested 15-year-old brandon smith and charged him

accountable to civilian voices than needs to be a movement towards transparency. >> brandon tate-brown was pulled over by police in december and officers say they spotted a gun in the car and after a struggle, officers shot and killed tate-brown. district attorney selling williams announced today that the officers would not be charmed saying video evidence and three eyewitness accounts show tate-brown was attempting to reach for that gun. >> we want the name of the officer that killed him. >> protesters upset by no charges being filed decided to crash a meeting where da seth williams and commissioner ramsey were in attendance. >> i'm aware there's strained relationship now. but what you saw here today was actually embarassing. >> this was scheduled months ago invited by representative -- i think we need to sit down and talk to the public as necessary? residents came in hopes of making progress and were dispointed in the disruption. >> it's got for 34e78 who have a one sided agenda. it's a community. >> i'm out raimed because i work in the community. >> now, no charges again were filed

nbc 10 was in center city yesterday as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon tate-brown. they are demanding the philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed tate-brown during a traffic stop in december on frankford avenue. now a district attorney seth williams says tate-brown was not following orders during the traffic stop and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. >> hands up! >> and last week we told you how ten members of the group that protested the shooting death were arrested during is a community police meeting in lawncrest. now they are calling on prosecutors to drop the charges against the people who are reference referenced. >> we believe that the philadelphia police are so far gone we can no longer choose to protect and serve them. they should be disarmed and protected immediately. >> again, the district attorney spared both officers of wrongdoing in tate-brown's shooting death. >>> and 12 minutes before 6:00 and it's a rainy start. we had a nice warm up yesterday, but the rain is going to be sticking with us into the after

tate brown. williams says the facts show the shooting was justified. tate brown's mother and her attorney are disputing the findings and threatening legal action. our bruce gordon joins us in the newsroom tonight with the full story. bruce? >> reporter: iain tate brown's mother and her attorneys say they are now pre airing a civil lawsuit alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations by the philly police officers involved in that fatal encounter. they say the officers actions may not have been criminal but they were very wrong. the district attorney told reporters his three-month probe into the police shooting death of 26-year-old bran ton tate brown led him to decide -- >> in this case, the facts show a tragedy a terrible tragedy but not a crime. >> reporter: seth william said the pre-dawn december 15th traffic stop on the 6600 block of frankford avenue was strictly legit. the tate brown was driving a white dodge charger with only his daytime running lights on. shortly after the stop, will

they also wanted authorities to release the officer's names. >> what happened to brandon tate brown wasn't an unarmed man being shot and running away. he was a guy in possession after illegal gun trying to get to that gun. >> what you saw tonight is the reason why i'm not going to put those officers in jeopardy. you saw what happened. so why would i do that? >> police arrested seven men and three women for disorderly conduct. once they were removed the meeting continued as planned. our justin fin love have a live report coming up in a few minute at 5:00. >> all right well, the villanova wildcats are headed to the next round of the march madness tournament after man handling an overmatched laffayette team. the wildcats had the hot shooting hand all night in the first half. jenkins, long-range, there you have it, jenkins had ten-point off the bench. villanova shot 50% from three-point range, and 63% from the floor. nova beat lafayette 93 to 52. good game from the wildcats who looked every bit that number one seed. >> novanation is ready for another round of watch party. some gathered on camp

tate-brown. police commissioner charles ramsey and d.a. seth williams were at this meeting. >> we found what the police officers did on december 15th as it related to brandon tate-brown, while sad, was not criminal. >> the commissioner called this protest embarrassing saying it was the wrong way to start a discussion with the community. police shot tate-brown to death last december after pulling him over in mayfair. yesterday, the d.a. showed video clips of police struggling with him and pictures of the gun inside the car he was driving, tate-brown's family members say they want all the video evidence released to the public and they plan to file a civil lawsuit. >>> today police and the fbi plan to go door to door interviewing people as they investigate the death of a man found hanging from a tree in mississippi. authorities will conduct an autopsy today to determine if the death is a homicide or suicide. police found a man's body yesterday hanging from a tree with a bed sheet tied around its nec

the family of brandon tate brown who died in that shooting however thinks the out come should have been a lot different. fox 29's bruce gordon live in our newsroom tonight with more on this decision. bruce? >> reporter: 26-year-old brandon tate brown was on parole from an aggravated assault convict at the time of that faithful traffic stop but officers didn't know that. all they new says philly's d i was it was a health violation had suddenly become a life and death struggle. district attorney seth williams said a three month probe into the fatal police shoot fg 26-year-old brandon tate brown led him to conclude -- >> what transpired in those early hours of december the 15th was a tragedy. it was not a crime. >> reporter: williams laid out the evidence of a pre-dawn traffic stop on the 6600 block of frankford avenue. including security camera video showing the healths of tate brown's white dodge charger were off. during the stop, william said police noticed a handgun which was later matched to tate brown through dna tucked between the console and the front passenger seat. >> it is what.

demonstrators killed who killed brandon tate-brown. they are demanding the officers to release the names of the officers who shot tate-brown. the district attorney seth williams says brandon tate-brown did not follow officers orders during the traffic stop and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. >> hands up! >> last week we reported ten members of the same group were arrested during a protest of the community policing meeting in longcrest and now they are calling for prosecutors to drop the charges against those charged. >> we believe that the philadelphia police are so far gone that we can no longer trust them to protect and serve us. they should be disarmed and disbanded immediately. >> the philadelphia police department cleared both officers of any wrongdoing in tate-brown's death. >>> 6:47. happening today, the university of oklahoma will release the results of an investigation into a fraternity accused of singing a racist chant. the video of the now banned sae frat went viral to include racial slurs and references to ly

supporters of brandon tate-brown's family chanted black lives matter. >> we need to make sure that the police are accountable to civilian voices that there needs to be transparency. >> i'm aware there are strained relationships right now, but what you saw here today was embarrassing. >> police pulled over brown mayfair in december. officers spotted a gun in the car, after a struggle they shot and killed him. video evidence and 3 witnesses accounts indicate he was reaching for the weapon expwhrmple. >>> the wildwood cats crushed lafayette leopards 96-52. it was nova's 16th straight win. our jeff skeverski watched the game in pittsburgh and has reaction. >> reporter: the big dance for nova starts with a big 41-point lead the second most lopsided win in ncaa history for nova. the cats are on a run. they are hoping the win over laugh jet is the start of the final four run. >> it doesn't matter how much you win by you know if you played well or not and we did. >> it's a great feeling we can't get too complaisant with this one. >> reporter: do you think you can win every game like this? >> n

. >>> we have breaking news now into the investigation of the shooting death of brandon tate brown in philadelphia seth williams says the actions the police officer took against brown were justified. the officer stopped brown for driving without headlights in may fair on december 17th and saw guns in his car and asked him to get out and the officer said that brown reached for the gun and they opened fire and brown died at the scene. >>> police are following new leads in connection with the death of a philadelphia father. james stillman was killed while walking his dog in the overbrook section police are questioning two people but still looking for the one that pulled the trigger. chad pradelli joins us with more on the investigation. >> reporter: commissioner charles ramsey says this investigation is at a critical stage, there are several persons of interest that are interviewed and questioned and police are still looking for the shooter, all three suspects are identified but so far the district attorney has not approved charges. last night police searched the home of one of the suspe

they also wanted authorities to release the officer's name. >> what happened to brandon tate brown wasn't an un arm man being shot, running away. he was a guy who was in possession of illegal gun trying to get to that gun. >> what you saw tonight is the reason why i'm not going to put those officers in jeopardy. >> you saw what happened. so why would i do that? >> police arrested seven men and three women for disorderly conduct once they were removed the meeting continued as planned. district attorney set williams has just arrived here in our cbs-3 studios we will talk to him coming up in about tenements. column kad owe woman called 911 to report a shocking attack. >> who cut you? what did she cut you with? a knife. >> police say lane attacked the mother to be michelle wilkins after luring her to her home with a offer of baby clothe, on craigslist. prosecutors say lane told her husband she was pregnant and then on the day of the attack told him she miss carried. he allegedly found the baby and claims he heard it breathe. now, that could impact his wife's fate. >> there is no way murder ch

tate-brown. prosecutors say tate-brown did not comply with police requests and was reaching for a gun in his car when officers shot him. >>> last night, we showed you how loud protests interrupted a community policing meeting in northeast philadelphia. the protesters were angry over the decision not to name or prosecute the officers involved in tate-brown's death. ten demonstrators were arrested. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, the search to find the owners of a video camera that washed up on a beach is over tonight. an nbc 10 viewer helped solve the mystery. the camera is full of vacation memories for eileen and her family and will soon be back in their hands. yesterday we told you how cape may police needed help identifying the family seen on videos on a go-pro camera. but friends of the family recognized them and sent an e-mail to eileen after watching the story. >> it's given me a priceless gift. i have refound trust in people and something that i can pass on to my children. >> cape may pol

protesters angry over the police shooting of brandon tate brown in philadelphia disrupted a meeting last week but the fight didn't stop there. nbc 10 was in center city yesterday as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon brown? they are demanding philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed brown on frankford after. the district attorney says ate the- tate-brown was not following orders when the officers shot him. ten members of that group that protested yesterday were arrested last week during a protest at a community policing meeting in long crest. now they are calling for the group to drop the charges against those who were charged and arrested at that meeting. >> we believe that the philadelphia police are so far gone that we can no longer trust them to protect and serve us. the philadelphia police should be disarmed disbanded immediately. >> again the district attorney cleared both of the officers of any wrongdoing in tate-brown's death. >>> the school commission is mapping out a plan to save money and invest more in education in philadelphia. yesterda

tate-brown. he's the man officers shot and killed during a traffic stop in december and demonstrateers claim hear they're doing this all in his name. yesterday, district attorney seth williams said police acted without excessive force and no charges wore filed. in a statement to "action news" tam ra brown-diggerer son must be respect for williams and commissioner and charles ramsey and law enforcement officers and they have been kind of professional in dealing with her. they says she rejects all forms of violence and calls for peaceful protests in honor of dr. reverend luther king jr. and last night ten people arrested for disorderly conduct and they want the names of the officers involved publicly released pennsylvania officials say more people are working in the state than ever before. payroll hit a record high in february. 13,000 jobs added last no and for history making total of just below 5.38 million. tally means as soon as finally recovered all the jobs lost during the recession. the state

tate brown. in his announcement today williams showed video clips of police struggling with tate brown and photos of the gun inside the car he was driving. seth williams says tate brown did not comply with police requests and was running back to the passenger side of his car when he was shot and killed by officers. >> this was not the case of an unarmed man running away from his vehicle being executed by police and this young man for reasons known only to him and his guy chose not to submit. >> the family of tate braun say they want all of the video evidence released to the public and plan to file a civil lawsuit. new at 6:00 two mercer county parents facing criminal charges this evening after police found their young children living malnourished in deplorable conditions. the family lives in a house on beatty street in trenton. police found five children between the ages of 18 months and five years, malnourished and in need of medical care. the house had no electricity or gas service. investigato

declining to prosecute prosecutors who shot and killed brandon tate brown during a traffic stop claiming he was going for a gun. >> we have a history of nonviolence and we're not going to be called labeled thugs or causing a ruckus simply because the commissioner calls us that. >> reporter: the mayor and the police commissioner say they're already in the process of implementing many of those key reforms called for today. at police headquarters in center city. vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> three men are under arrest tonight accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of power tools. whitemarsh township police say matthew suarez, nicholas suarez and donald hodem are connected to a series of thefts in delaware montgomery and chester counties. they used a screwdriver to break into trucks and steal power tools that they would resell. several car owners in the rhawnhurst section of philadelphia were left with hefty repair bills today after a string of thefts overnight. thieves targeted honda vehicles along hartel avenue. they broke windows to get at the vehicle's air bags. those a

. >> what happened to brandon tate brown wasn't an unarmed man being shot running away. he was a guy in possession every illegal gun trying to get to that gun. >> now, in the end there was no one hurt here. there were ten people arrested, seven men, three women. we are live in lawncrest justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right justin, thank you. following more breaking news there is out of south philadelphia. the fire marshall is investigating a fatal fire that officials have deemed suspicious. that fire started in the first floor after home in the 2200 block of south warn okay street around 11:00 last night. >> this may be a suspicious fire because we have located multiple point of fire in the dwelling. we had the fire marshall on scene investigating the fire, we don't actually have a cause. >> the victim is a man he was found in one of the second floor bedrooms. the home did not have any working smoke detectors no cause for that fire has been determined. >> we are checking in on some march madness now. villanova rolls to big win over the 16th seeded lafayette

tate-brown while sad, was not criminal. >> now the police commissioner called the protests embarrassing saying it was the wrong way to start a discussion with the community. >>> police shot tate-brown to death last december after pulling him over in a traffic stop. the district attorney showed video clips with police struggling with brown and photos of the gun inside the car he was driving. tate-brown's family members want all of the video released to the public and map to file a -- plan to file a civil lawsuit. >>> one woman was killed another injured in a propane explosion in oklahoma. take a look at the video here. this used to be a duplex just outside of oklahoma city. two children escaped the home. we're working now to learn the injured woman's conditions and get more details about how that explosion happened. >>> today police and the fbi plan to go door to door interviewing people as they investigate the death of a man found hanging from a tree in mississippi. authorities will also conduct an autopsy today to determine if that death is a homicide or a suicide. police found a man's

when people have questions, like in the case of brandon tate-brown, let somebody else look at it. why oppose that? >> well, i applaud president obama for starting this commission. i think selecting commissioner ramsey was wonderful. he demonstrated such grace and leadership after the murder of police officer wilson. i just can't say that enough. but in this situation, of course, we have to do all that we can so that the public trust what law enforcement, what prosecutors do. but i am not going to abdicate my responsibility of investigating everyone. that's the function of the d.a. if police do wrong, i'm going to investigate them. if priests abuse children, i'm going to investigate them. if state lawmakers take bribes i'm going to investigate them. and if the public feels i'm not doing my job, then the check is for them to get rid of me. if we create a special prosecutor, who's gonna pick that person? the attorney general? and are they gonna just pick some random attorney off of a wheel? and if they don't do their job what's the check on them democratically? >> speaking of attorne

s decision not to prosecute officers involved in a fatal shooting of brandon tate brown who they claim was reaching for a gun. ramsey had this to say about rising racial tensions that go along with these cases. >> listen in case you haven't noticed i'm black myself so i'm not real proud of the fact that we have a disproportionate amount of crime occurring in african-american communities. >> reporter: and yesterday the commissioner said that he is working with the mayor to implement those changes that were suggested. it could take a little over a year. for now reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> annie, thank you for that. >>> if you have a honda or acura you may want to park somewhere more secure. thieves have stolen the air bags out of dozens of these vehicles all over philadelphia in the past few days. michael gibbons with gibbons automotive says it takes only seconds for bandits to get their hands on the air bags. >> the part that they're targeting is a relatively high ticket item that can be accessed very quickly. i would imagine

supporters of brandon tate-brown's family disrupted the meeting chanting black lives matter and throwing chairs. da seth williams and police were at the meeting which was meant to improve the neighborhood. >> we need to make sure that the police are accountable to civilian voices. >> i'm aware there are strained relationships right now, but what you saw here today was actually embarrassing. >> police pulled over brown mayfair in december, officers spotted a gun in the car after a struggle they shot and killed him. the d.a. said video evidence and three witness accounts indicate he was reaching for the weapon. >> villanova is one step closer to the final four after beating lafayette. the wildcats crushed the leopards 93-52. it was nova's 16th straight win. north carolina state forward hit a buzzer beater last night lifting the wolf pack over lsu. nc state faces nova tip off 7:10 tomorrow night in pittsburgh. >> we know when it's going to happen, but matt wants to know -- why why. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan as we take the bird's eye view, most of the precipitation is not

tate brown died in december in may fair the officer that shot him said that tate brown was reaching for a gun and district attorney seth williams says the evidence supports that and says the case say tragedy but not a crime. david henry just heard from tate brown's family and he'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> from the delaware newsroom the latest case on skimming devices on atms has authorities on the search for the thiefs that installed them. in prices corner delaware, they were victims and had money stolen from their accounts. the internal skimming device was installed this weekend. anybody that used the bank had their card information stolen from the magnetic strip. they were only notified when they started to receive calls. >> they took $500 on saturday and then another $500 on sunday. >> and they saw it was a funny transaction and closed my card down. >> there was information that was used to create cards to use to withdraw funds at other atm's, wfs is working to get those customers their money back, they have surveillance video of the suspected skimmers and they are turnin

tate brown. seth williams released the video, witness statements and photographs like this one of a loaded gun lodged between an armrest and passenger seat inside a car driven by tate brown. >> i choked and i cried. >> tania brown dickerson says she is upset about the decision by williams not to file criminal charges against the police officers. her lawyers said they want to know more about the initial traffic stop. >> so which one was it? did his car match a robbery, were his lights off or was he being pulled over while black. >> he had only his daylights on when officers stopped him and said the officer's statements are backed up by witnesses who say tate brown was combative in trying to get to the passenger side of the gun where that gun was stashed. >> and the ultimate evaluation while it was a terrible tragedy, a grave tragedy, it wasn't a crime. >> the district attorney used crime scene photographs and where the car was on the ground and the dna tests on the gun had brown's dna on that hand

. >> calling for all evidence in her son's death to be released publicly, the mother of brandon tate brown says she plans to file suit against philadelphia police. >> in this case while it was a terrible tragedy, a grave tragedy, it wasn't a crime. >> reporter: in announcing his decision today, philadelphia district attorney announced his video, that ended with the shooting of tate brown. still photos of the car he was drive and a gun inside were also displayed. this with witness statements led his team to determine no crime was committed by police. williams also says tate brown's dna was found on the gun inside the car that he was driving. >> we don't know the history of that gun. >> reporter: in a late afternoon press conference brown's family says they have questions about the evidence and questions about the police accounts of the shooting. tate was stopped because his lights were not on. his family disputes that and only the daylight lights were on the in the car and tate brown did not comply with the requests. >> even if the lights were on it's immaterial if the officers then s

tate brown late last year. now the district attorney says the facts show the shooting of the 26-year-old man during a traffic stop is justified. three month investigation combed through security footage dna evidence and witness statements. many witnesses said taste brown was struggling with the officers officers. the officers say he was reaching for gun much his mother disagrees but prosecutors add that gun was also illegal. >> i could not in good conscience bring charge oars prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this police officer was unreasonable. >> i'm appalled and i can't wait to leave philadelphia as much as i loved philadelphia. >> his mother and her attorney are disputing the findings. >>> a show of solidarity rolling through the streets of philadelphia tonight. hundreds of police officers and motorcyclists enthusiasts riding together to rob and honor they're fallen hero lost two weeks ago. shawnette wilson is live tonight in northeast philadelphia with this incredible rally through the city. shawnette?

tate-brown, an african-american they say reached for a gun during a traffic stop. his family disputes the claim. police in charlottesville, virginia say an investigation into an alleged gang rape at a fraternity reported by "rolling stone" magazine has failed to uncover evidence of a crime. charlottesville police chief timothy longo said the outcome -- "doesn't mean that something terrible didn't happen to [the victim] jackie." "rolling stone" has acknowledged discrepancies in details described by jackie, who did not participate in the police investigation. when the article came out, university of virginia was already under investigation by the department of education for its handling of sexual assault along with a growing list which now includes over 90 other schools. in japan, the governor of the island of okinawa has ordered a halt to construction of a new u.s. military base. takeshi onaga was elected last year on a platform of stopping the base. he has given the japanese defense ministry a week to stop construction following the discovery massive concrete block

someone wrote the phrase "killer cops destroying communities" with the hash tag who killed brandon tate brown? yesterday district attorney seth williams cleared two philadelphia police officers of criminal wrongdoing in the december death of tate brown. the frankford man was fatally shot during a traffic stop. police say there was a struggle unside his car after officers spotted a gun. >>> we have an update now on the two car crash in bucks county that killed two people. skyfox over the fatal crash last night. it happened on street road in feasterville. the driver and passenger of one car were both killed. identified as 64-year-old sharon vincz and 7984 old charles rochelle both of fairless hills. a third person who police say caused that crash was rushed to a hospital. her condition is unknown. police are investigating. >>> philadelphia villanova advance to the neck round of the ncaa tournament crushing lafayette fox 29's sean bell here with a look at what is next for nova. sean? >> chris, march madness upsets galore. luckily my bracket is still intact. partly because villanova handled

s decision not to prosecute officers involved in a fatal shooting of brandon tate brown who they claim was reach pouring a gun. ramsey had this to say about rising racial tension that is go along with these cases. >> listen, in case you haven't noticed i'm black myself, so i'm not real proud of the fact that we have a disproportionate amount of crime occurring in african-american communities. >> and ramsey calls this a good report. he plans to implement the changes working with the mayor could take a little over a year. for now reporting live outside of police headquarters annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> okay, annie thank you. >>> now if you have a honda or an acura you might want to park somewhere more secure. thieves have stolen air bags out of dozens of vehicles over philadelphia in the past few days. michael gibbons says it takes only seconds for the bandits to get their hands on the air bags. >> the part that they're targeting is a relatively high ticket item that can be accessed very quickly. i would imagine it's like anything it's supply and deaths you know, for -- s

tate brown case. a man who was shot be killed by police in december. police were cleared of any wrongdoing. commissioner ramsey did not speak to the protesters and left the news conference where he and other top city officials received a u.s. justice department report calling for massive reforms in the philly department when it comes to the use of deadly force. >> but the errors of police of force training policies knock field training program deficient and inconsistent supervision of officer involved investigation. it was commissioner ramsey who called for the federal study in the wake of the rising use of deadly force by philadelphia police in 2012. even though the crime rate was dipping. the police commissioner praised the report and the more than 90 recommendations it contained. >> it's a good report with a lot of solid recommendations that as the mayor mentioned we're already in the process of implementing some of them but we certainly are looking at each and everyone and coming up with a strateg

in philadelphia 26-year-old brandon tate brown pulled over for driving with his headlights off, shot and killed by police. the d.a. says tate brown fought with officers, reached for a gun. tensions boiled over at a community meeting when the d.a. declined to bring charges against the police. the tate brown case part of a staggering pattern of shoot willings by philadelphia police. in a new report the justice department says over the last suspects or their guns otherwise discharged at least once a week. mark tyler says the relationship has been poisonous for decades. >> many times, persons are walked up to with the presumption of guilt and you've got to prove that you are innocent. >> reporter: 59 unarmed suspects were shot about 15% of all of the police shootings. almost half those incidents according to the report were quote, threat prevention failures cases where police thought they were going for guns but they were reaching for cell phones or something else. the stats don't tell the whole story. in those moments, how tough is it? >> it's dark out, i've just chased somebody we may

s announcement that two officers were cleared in the death of brandon tate brown, killed an traffic stop last december. his death sparked weeks of protests. >>> prince charles and his wife camilla wrap up their u.s. visit in louisville kentucky. yesterday, the royal couple met with president obama in the oval office. the president tells them the americans are fond of the royal family, like them better than their own politicians. >>> a check of wall street. stocks slightly higher. nasdaq over 5,000. >> we are cheering spring it is finally here. you're right, stocks are high today. oil is higher the dollar is lower. benchmark s and p on track to snap that losing streak. what's going on. we have to look offshore. angela merkel gave encouraging words about the greek crisis basic gist of which, not going to bore you with the details, the gist is they're working to find a way to keep greece in the eurozone. it is pushing that higher and the dollar down helping to drive crude prices to the up side to recover. as we have been watching over many months stocks have been somewhat correlated with oi

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