brandon? this is a reminder that a woman s body was found in this alleyway. sources tell nbc that after meeting from on line, he dragged her body out here. news spread quickly in the west philadelphia apartment building, a sobering reality for neighbors like de-ann thompson. just living in the area, i ve never really worried about murder? thompson didn t live in the same area with the murder, but to her it s jarring to know the suspect lived nearby. to be honest, i might have passed the guy on the street every morning. reporter: a source tells us that both the suspect and the victim, both in their early 20s, started connecting on facebook and met for the first time today. the suspect stabbed her to death in his apartment where he lived with his parents and then lit her on fire. he then confessed to his parents after dragging the victim outside to a dumpster. this area is a fairly safe area. i m not going to have this one kind of incident put fear in my heart. re
the water main break happened around 6 am this morning. water was out to nearby residences up until 5:30 this afternoon. the pipe that broke was installed in the 1930 so it is part of that aging infrastructure. the work delayed drivers tonight and it could do the same tomorrow when asphault is being put down. drivers trying to make the best of it. oc: forty minutes late manback out here live workers still busy at it. trying to do what they can to fix this area. they should be wrapping up in the next thirty minutes and then back at it early tomorrow morning. you may want to avoid this 2nd and harrison area on your commute. live in san francisco, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (grant) we first told you about this story this morning when we sent a push alert on our mobile app. make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always stay up to date on breaking news. it s free for apple and android devices. (vicki) our other top story tonight. bullet holes riddle the walls and security
breaking overnight, after 51 days police have finally made an arrest in the four recent shooting deaths in tampa, florida. police arrested 24-year-old suspect howell donaldson iii last night after receiving a tip. he is set to be charged with four counts of first-degree murder for a series of killings that shook up residents of one tampa neighborhood for weeks. nbc s dan sheneman reports. reporter: tampa police say they have caught a serial killer. and we will be charging four counts of first-degree murder for howell emmanuel donaldson iii, 24 years old. reporter: it all started police say with a tip about a gun at a tampa mcdonald s. we received some information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald s. one of his co-workers approached a police officer. that is what led us to that. reporter: gale rogers say she worked with the man taken into custody. when he was working with us, he s a strange dude. he s a different employee. reporter: four people
breaking overnight, after 51 days police have finally made an arrest in the four recent shooting deaths in tampa, florida. police arrested 24-year-old suspect howell donaldson iii last night after receiving a tip. he is set to be charged with four counts of first-degree murder for a series of killings that shook up residents of one tampa neighborhood for weeks. nbc s dan sheneman reports. reporter: tampa police say they have caught a serial killer. and we will be charging four counts of first-degree murder for howell emmanuel donaldson iii, 24 years old. reporter: it all started police say with a tip about a gun at a tampa mcdonald s. we received some information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald s. one of his co-workers approached a police officer. that is what led us to that. reporter: gale rogers say she worked with the man taken into custody. when he was working with us, he s a strange dude. he s a different employee. reporter: four people
dollars, and plans to spend áall of that money by may 31st. that s about the time that other groups will just ábegin spending their money for the mid-term phase, or recovery. you don t know yet what you don t know in some ways, and you have to be patient and learn what really your long-term strategy will be. think of it this way - tipping point community raised 17 million dollars through the band together benefit concert - and just announced another concert coming up on the 14th, because the fires are still so recent.but if organizations were to run out of relief money too quickly, it would be virtually impossible to have a successful fundraiser, say three years after the fires happened.around that time, these nonprofits will be trying to help with things like mental health. this was really a collective, traumatic experience, and i think things like post-traumatic stress - you don t see that immediately, so that s one of the things i think we re going to need a lot of men