this is the suspect that richland police have in custody. 32-year-old brandon grosso. he's in jail accused of firing a shotgun into a stranger's car in a parking lot. here's the damage it caused -- it blew out a window. there were two people in that car. they say they were pulling away from the walmart shopping center in quakertown after dropping a family member off. >> what makes it scarier is how the angle was pointed. probably make like an inch or two more. it could have hit me. it could have hit my mom, and she didn't even turn. >> reporter: soon after our 11:00 news aired, richland township police say they found brandon grosso. he was at this holiday inn express hotel in quakertown. overnight, he was arrested and arraigned. he remains in jail this morning. for now, reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> get some water and clear your throat. hope you're okay. >>> released on bond. nbc10 was outside court in center city last night just moments after an amtrak engineer, brando bostian, was arraigned on manslaughter charges and released on $81,000 bail. the engin

>> reporter: that's what we're hearing from richland township police behind me. the arresting agency. that suspect's in custody. we'll get to more of that in a minute. first, the confrontations you mentioned. we're told none was as violent as what played out yesterday, late afternoon, in a very public place. take a look. this is 32-year-old brandon grosso. he is in jail this morning, accused of firing a shotgun into a stranger's car in a parking lot in quakertown. we have a picture of the damage it caused. it blew out the back windshield. there were two people in the car. they say they were just pulling away from the walmart shopping center in quakertown after dropping a family member off at work when this happened. >> as soon as we make the left-hand turn, we hear bang. i turned around, i see the window has been shot, glass hit me in the arm. >> reporter: from about 5:30 yesterday afternoon, police up in bucks county were looking for brandon grosso. soon after our 11:00 p.m. news aired, rich land township police found him with quakertown police at this holiday i

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the richland county coroner's office says the 16-year-old student with no family history of heart, use collapsed in the classroom last month. two hours after consuming a large diet mountain dew. cafe latte from mcdonald's and energy drink as well. the teen's dad spoke out last night. >> look all parents we worry about our kids as they grow up, their safety, their health. especially once they start driving. but it wasn't a car crash that took his life. instead it was an energy drink. >> now the coroner is warning parents to monitor their children's caffeine intake. and health experts warn that energy drinks can be particular danger because man of them contain ingredients that amplify the effects of caffeine. >> the actor who played villain that you love to hate has now died. veteran character actor powers booth was a regular on "deadwood" and marvel's "tombstone" and sin city and the avengers. won an emmy for playing cult leader jim joanes. he died of natural causes at his home. powers booth was 68. >> to washington, d.c. sports fans, at least we have miss usa. basketball game, seven, b

richland township police spent several hours looking for brandon grasso of telford pennsylvania. police say he was involved in several confrontations in surrounding communities. one victim said he was in the car with his mother when he fired at the back of their car. he said narrowly missing them. the witness said it happened in a matter of seconds. >> i thought he hit us, it felt like a little -- okay he hit us, but as soon as i turned around and saw the hole right there with all that popping out, the windshield busted and glass hitting me, i thought oh, my god he actually shot us. >> reporter: grasso sped off after this happened, they tried to chase him down and lost track of him early on. nobody was hurt in the shooting. there is no motive at this point. it is unclear what they will charge him with. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> wilmington police are investigating a shooting as well, a man in his 20s was shot multiple times in t body. he is in extremely serious condition. technology that deaths the sounds of gunshots alerted officers to com

for now, reporting live in richland township, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thanks for the update. >>> 6:04. also new, investigators trying to figure out what caused this car to crash into a deli in north philly. you see from sky force 10 the car went up on to the sidewalk at 22nd and cambria streets last night and slammed into the front wall of the deli. one person is recovering from minor injuries. >>> two motorcycle riders are hurt after their bikes crashed in philadelphia around 11:00 last night. it happened on kelly drive near the falls bridge on fairmount park. we're working to find out the victim's condition. >>> out on bail. nbc10 was outside court in center city last night moments after amtrak engineer brandon bostian was arraigned on manslaughter charges and released on $81,000 bond. the engineer turned himself in to authorities yesterday. bostian said nothing as authorities handcuffed him on the street and led him into the ninth police district in spring garden. the arrest came two years after his speeding train derailed in port richmond killing eight people and injuring 200

while his initial autopsy required more testing, richland county coroner gary watt said davis consumed a soft drink, latte and energy drink in two hours bringing on a cardiac event. >> these drinks the amount of caffeine suggested could have dire consequences. that's what happened in this case. >> you know it when it happens feeling dizzy and feel it in your chest. >> reporter: energy drinks send more than 20,000 people to the emergency room annually. >> reporter: the problem we're learning is it's not just caffeine. it's the other stimulants in there. and a cup of coffee you may have over 45 minutes or 60 minutes. these energy drinks are happening all at once so all the caffeine peaks in the body and bad things happen. >> reporter: the tragic way his son lost his life could be someone else's lifesaver. >> parents, please, talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. >> the coroner says davis' autopsy showed no signs of an undiagnosed heart condition. a beverage trade group says energy drinks can be safely consumed in moderation. >>> a victory for bay area environmental

richland township police spent much of the night searching for 32-year-old brandon grasso described as armed and dangerous he was operating a late-model mercedes benz. he was involved in several confrontations in surrounding communities. one victim said he was in the car with his mother when a frustrated grasso fired at the back of the car and sped off. >> it thought he hit you tell, okay, he hit us, as soon as i turned around and saw the hole right there with all that popping out and the windshield busted and glass hitting me. i'm like oh, my god, he actually shot us. >> fortunately no injuries were reported there is no known motive and it is not clear what charges he will face. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> the driver accused of mowing down pedestrians in new york city time square told police he was hearing voices. 26-year-old richard rojos hit 24 people before his car crashed into a row of steel security barriers. an 18-year-old michigan girl was killed. he ran from the wreckage yelling. police and bystanders subdued him. he was high on synthetic

>> reporter: that's what we're hearing from richland township police behind me. the arresting agency. that suspect's in custody. we'll get to more of that in a minute. first, the confrontations y

richland township police say 32 year old brandon gross owe -- grasso, he shot out rear window in quakertown, still don't know what led to the incident, arrested him last night. >> and no word yet on how a car smashed into this store in north philadelphia. chopper three, over polar deli 22nd and cram bee a street before 10:30 last night. now up close you can see how the car crushed part of the brick storefront. they say no one was seriously hurt. >> and something about this doesn't look right. right? new jersey transit is investigating what caused this door to stay open for at least eight stops when the train was s pulled out of service there is happened tuesday night new york city to trenton. car was filled with passengers, some standing feet from the open doors. new jersey transit says a train is not supposed to move whether a door is open. >> charged driver of deadly crash in times square that killed 18 year old woman and injured close to two dozen other. police have identified the suspect as bronx resident richard rojas, they say the 26 year old barrelled through a crowd of pedestrians,

richland county coroner gary watts. >> these drinks, the aims of caffeine, how it's ingested, can have dire consequences. that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: watts said the teen suffered a cardiac event after a 20-ounce mountain dew, and a 16-ounce energy drink. that's over 400 milligrams of caffeine that the f.d.a. says an adult can consume in 24 hours. >> it wasn't a car crash that took his life. instead it was an energy drink. 2011, the number of emergency visits involving energy drinks more than doubled to nearly 21,000 a year. cbs news medical contributor, dr. david aga says the food and drug administration may have to step in. >> maybe there needs to be better labeling, restrictions on their marketing or restrictions on the amount of caffeine, because one death is too many death. >> reporter: sean cripe is hoping his son's death can save another parent's child. >> please, talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. >> reporter: the f.d.a. does not require labels to show how much caffeine is in these energy drinks. now, scott, the american beverage asso

richland township police spent much of the night searching for brandon grasso of telford. he was operating a late-model mercedes benz at the time of the shooting. he was involved in several confrontations in the surround communities. one victim said he was in the carat 5:30 p.m. when he fired at the back of their car and sped off. >> it felt like oh, okay he hit us, but as i turned around and saw the hole right there, with all that popping out and the windshield busted and glass hitting me, i'm like oh, my god, he actually shot us. >> fortunately nobody was injured, there was no known motive it is not clear what charges he will face. reporting live in the sat center, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you jennette. >>> the driver accused of mowing down pedestrians in new hearing voices.old 26 rojos hit 24 a row of steel security girl ws killed. authorities say he was high on synthetic marijuana at the time. a group of students from northeast philadelphia witnessed the crash and the action cam was there as the 78, 8th grairldz grairldz -- graders arrived

the richland county coroner is calling his death a caffeine induced cardiac event. he drank three drinks in the two hours before his death. we'll hear from the father coming up in the 6:00 hour. >>> 17 after the hour now. why didn't anyone help him? that's the question timothy piazza's girlfriend keeps agonizing over. he died during a fraternity hazing incident. >> 12 hours passed before anyone called to get help. >> i know if the roles were reversed he would have helped and he would have walked away and said, i don't care, i'm going to help and it's not worth it. >> 18 of the fraternity brothers are now facing charges connected to his death. coming up on the "today" show you'll see matt >>> the district is used to getting praise for being the fittest city in america. it looks like washington just lost that title. minneapolis st. paul is now number one. don't worry, d.c. came in number two this year. not too shabby followed by san francisco, seattle and san jose. got to walk up all of those hills in san francisco. >> we've got to get back out there, d.c. you know i

millville, buena, richland, 60 degrees. blue berry county, 62. margate on the water, 63. waking up to a combination of sun and clouds a light easterly breeze. satellite and radar clouds building to the west, we'll see an increase in clouds just like yesterday, but we won't see the showers like we saw across the delaware bay region. the showers you see on the left-hand side of the screen is lifting north. that will affect portions of western pennsylvania and the ohio valley today. we'll stay dry. forecast this afternoon starting out with sunshine mixed with clouds, clouds increasing after lunchtime. temperatures are warmer. 75 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 76 degrees. the forecasted 76 degrees clouds and sun. looking ahead we are final going to catch a break move into a drier pattern starting wednesday. tomorrow there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. it won't be widely scattered. there will be showers and storms around 60% chance. tuesday we lower it down to 30%. it's an isolated chance. wednesday, thursday, friday, look dry ascertain next weekend looks -- and ne

into his car and told him to drive to pier 39 force them to driver a san francisco they ended up in richland and was told to get money out of the atm at the driver ran away and the suspects got away with his car. police are searching for the car a 2015 white toyota camry license plate 7hqw692 >>> of former acting attorney general sally yates will testify to investigate russian interference in the u. s. presidential election. yates is expected to testify she warned the white house about contacts between michael flynn, president trump's former national security advisor and russia. yates reportedly told the white house about discrepancies between what flynn said about his conversations with the russian ambassador and what really happened michael flynn was later fired. >>> those are some of the morning headlines from our news room, mike, sal, gasia back to you. >>> secret sauce fund -- secret slush fund, wanted $75 million in secret funds reveal connected with president janet napolitano's office and now lawmakers are upset to learn that the money in the fund is being used to pay employees salari

while his initial autopsy required more testing, richland county coroner gary watts said davis consumed a large soft drink, a latte, and then an energy drink in less than two hours. bringing on what he calls a cardiac event. >> these drinks, this amount of caffeine, suggested can have dire consequences and that's what happened in this case. >> now it when it happens. you start to feel dizzy. you can feel it in your chest. >> reporter: cbs news medical contributor says energy drinks send more than 20,000 people to the emergency room annually. >> it's not just caffeine. it's the other stimulants in there. and a cup of coffee you may have over 45 minutes or 60 minutes. these energy drinks you're having all at once. and so all the caffeine gets peaked in the body and bad things happen. >> reporter: sean says the tragic way his son died could be someone else's lifesaver. parents, please, talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. >> there's a new push to ban pot candy. some doctors say they are seeing too many kids in the emergency room after

investigators in richland township say he was involved in several confrontations around the area yesterday. police say it all ended when he pulled up behind a car by the wal*mart in quakertown and fired his gun at a car. in that car was a woman and her son. fortunately they were not hurt. gross so took off but was later arrested. >>> new tonight, former fbi director james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee after memorial day. the committee wants to hear from comey regarding the investigation into ties between the president's campaign and russian officials. also today the new york times is reporting that president trump called comey a quote nut job when talking to russian officials. he also allegedly said that the firing of comey relieved great pressure on him. this bombshell report comes as the president begins his eight-day overseas trip. >>> on your radar tonight say hello to some passing showers and goodbye to that heat wave. if you've been in ocean city, new jersey, these past few days, well, you really lucked out. talk about great beach weather but no

tim jones oversaw the richland housing authority, audits found under his watch, the agency ran up a $7 million deficit. while jones charged expensive meals to the taxpayers. the spokesperson said the city knew about jones' past when they hired him but his experience still made him a good candidate. >> when you have somebody that's been through a spot of troublesome areas, you know, you learn from that and you become very, very -- have a deeper north and awareness. >> jones was hired on april 16th, left the post on april 29th. he was said to make a salary of $169,000. >>> the city said he didn't get any additional compensation for leaving. >>> well, the chain smokers took a quick break today to meet and mingle with fans in san francisco. a huge crowd lined up outside a pop-up store for a chance to buy t-shirts and albums and to catch a glimpse of the grammy winning duo. the east coast musicians are on tour. they had a show last night where they'll be playing again tonight. >> it's rare that the artist is so cool and hanging out the with crowds and really being real. so we're just on an

he's a high school student from richland county south carolina... davis cripe wasn't into drugs or alcohol but was ok with a caffeine kick - not aware that too much could be dangerous. students say davis downed a mcdonald's latte, a diet mountain dew and an energy drink all within two hours. he collapsed in the classroom and couldn't be revived. davis cripe's death is listed as the result of a "caffeine- induced cardiac event." information davis' parents want to pass on as they mourn their loss.(sean cripe/father) i stand before you as a broken-hearted father and hope that something good can come from this. parents please talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. and teenagers and students please stop using them. there's no reason to consume them. they can be very dangerous. medical experts say that caffeine affects everyone differently. longtime users might have greater tolerance. they also say while energy drinks can contain all kinds of stimulants--it's the caffeine that carries the most risk. pam? (pam) a school is massachusett

investigators in richland township say he was involved in several confrontations around the area yesterday. police say it all ended when he allegedly pulled up behind a car by the wal*mart and fired his gun. in that car woman and her son. fortunately, they were not hurt. gross so took off from the scene but was later arrested. >>> your typical image a skateboarder watch kind of person do you think of? some tie vandalism and drug use to the skateboarding culture. bill anderson met up with a local man who won't hesitate to tell you he got caught up in the wrong crowd in his younger years but now he's using his experience and skating to inspire younger jeep races for goodness sake. >> the perception of them being bad kids or drug users or delinquents still persists to some degree. >> reporter: depending on your perspective the skating biking lifestyle that exists either represents a group of vandals destroying property and disrupting traffic or a unique maybe misunderstood culture. >> they're judged all the time for skating in the city and being kick out of places and they're just trying to 6

year-old brandon grosso reached out the window of his car and fired a shot into the other vehicle in the richland crossings shopping center. the driver and passenger, a mother and son, were not hurt h but they spoke to "action news"'s gray hall about the scary encounter. gray will have their story coming up at 5 o'clock. >> talking temperatures this afternoon. we hit 90 degrees again today. making this our first heat wave of the season. >> uh-huh. the action cam was in roxborough section of philadelphia as anyone outside don't looking for the shade and with the hot weather comes a chance for thunderstorms. >> meteorologist adam joseph is at the big board with the latest from accuweather. i was going for a run today adam but it's just too hot. >> no way that man ever is going to run. [laughter] >> as we take a look, yes, there was a heat wave. the last three days 91 on wednesday, 93 yesterday, today matching yesterday's temperature of 93 degrees. 50 to 20 degrees above average for this time of year and many of us saying let me just get hit by a quick little downpour as we get some cooling effect f

year-old collapsed during class last month and died at a while his initial autopsy required more testing, richland county coroner gary watts said davis consumed a large soft drink, a latte, and then an energy drink in less than a two-hour span, bringing on what he called a cardiac event. >> these drinks, this amount of caffeine, how it's ingested, can have dire consequences. that's what happened in this case. >> you know it when it happens. you start to feel dizzy. you can feel it in your chest. >> reporter: cbs news medical contributor said energy drinks send more than 21,000 people to the emergency room annually. >> it's not just caffeine. it's the other stimulants in there. in a cup of coffee, you may have over 45 minutes or 60 minutes. these energy drinks you're having all at once. all the caffeine gets this big peak in the body. that's when bad things happen. >> reporter: sean cripe said the tragic way his son lost his life could be someone else's lifesaver. >> parents, please, talk to your kids about the energy drinks. >> the coroner said davis' autopsy showed no signs of an unfounded or und

while his initial autopsy required more testing, richland county core rower in gary watts said davis consumed a large soft drink, latte and an energy drink in less than a two hour span bringing on what he called a cardiac event. >> these drinks, this amount of caffeine, how it's ingested, can have dire consequences and that's what happened in this case. >> you know it when it happens. you start to feel dizzy and feel it in your chest. >> reporter: cbs news medical contributor david agus says energy drinks send 20,000 people to the emergency room annually. >> the problem is it's not just caffeine it's the other stimulants in there. in a cup of coffee you may have 45 or 60 minutes. these energy drinks you're having all at once and all the caffeine gives a peak in the body and that's when bad things happen. >> reporter: sean cripe says the tragic way his son lost his life could be someone's life saver. >> talk to your kids about the dangers of energy drinks. >> reporter: the coroner said davis's autopsy showed no signs of an unfounded condition. the american beverage association did not

in richland township gros oh was involved in several confrontations around that area yesterday. it all ended when he pulled up behind a car at the walmart in quakertown fired his gun. inside the car was a woman and son, but fortunately they were not hurt h. i'm lauren johnson. it is time to check with scott. we had two very hot days outside but now it seems to have cooled outside. >> the heat wavies over. 98-degrees was the temperature yesterday in philadelphia p. today not so much. it is two hours south. the winds more out of the east northeast and that is a allowing for mostly cloudy skieses, still a little disturbance moving through a are the pennsylvania of the area producing some early morning showers. the bulk of the day will be dry and once again those temperatures will be l cooler. look at ultimate doppler, dry in parts of south jersey and delaware. but as we move north and west we're looking at a few early morning showers moving through burkes county, also parts of the lehigh valley earlier on the saturday morning king of prussia, a few showers pushing through your way,

it happened close to home richland county where i grew up. he had these three drinks and he died. >> it's a terrible story. really sad. i think we need to be vigilant and realize energy drinks this is the x factor is the energy drink. we know what the lethal dose of caffeine is for a home brewed coffee for the average adult it's about 100 cups of coffee. ainsley: you could have 100 cups one sitting having coffee at home. >> over 50% of the population. wide variety of caffeine. red bull has 80 milligrams of caffeine. some of other energy drinks red line can have up to 500. seven times as much. additionally they put in other stimulants things like a seed from the brazillian rain forest which has twice the content of caffeine as a coffee bean. things like torene. no adolescent or child should be drinking energy drinks because of these risks. ainsley: when can your kid start drinking energy drinks? >> not until they are 18. ainsley: this kid had three of them. can you drink one and you are okay. >> if you are under 18. follow the guidelines befor