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i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. kids on bikes, terrorizing drivers, shutting down one of our busiest roads and now we know why. he s a purple heart recipient so you know he wasn t going down without a fight when a bad guy burst into his home. now fox 29 news at 10:00. the 86-year-old was coming home from the store. when the unthinkable happened. trouble followed him then took him down i m lucy noland. i m iain page. if that s not bad enough it was all for some lottery tickets. our dave schratwieser talked to the victim much he s live in west philadelphia tonight. dave, this poor guy was already in a neck brace and walked with a cane when the guy attacked. reporter: iain, this will leave you shaking your head tonight. the suspect in this case stalked the victim into a store on 60th street, then followed him home, pulled out a razor and attacked the man in his own living room also attacked the man s wife. he pushed me and i f ....
over 60 years ago. somehow he managed to escape with only few bruises and broken dentures after being attacked in his own home. he pushed me and i fell on the radiator. 86-year-old korean war vet obviously served his country and to have to go through this is unacceptable. reporter: 83-year-old wife tried to help him, she was choked and thrown to the ground. the suspect fled with 60 bucks worth of lottery tickets. green shirt on. obviously watches the mail as he goes into the store, and paying attention to his actions he sees lottery tickets in his pock. reporter: william awarded a purple heart after being shot in the leg, went to this produce store on 60th to make purchase. then across the street, to buy lottery tickets. suspect can be seen on surveillance video watching him. seconds later he approached him on the street. i had the bag in this hand and my cane in this hasn t. and he pulled out razor. it s a disgrace that someone would do that to two people ....
korean war veteran william survived being shot in the war over 60 years ago. somehow he managed to escape with only few bruises and broken dentures after being attacked in his own home. he pushed me and i fell on the radiator. 86-year-old korean war vet obviously served his country and to have to go through this is unacceptable. reporter: 83-year-old wife tried to help him, she was choked and thrown to the ground. the suspect fled with 60 bucks worth of lottery tickets. green shirt on. obviously watches the mail as he goes into the store, and paying attention to his actions he sees lottery tickets in his pock. reporter: william awarded a purple heart after being shot in the leg, went to this produce store on 60th to make purchase. then across the street, to buy lottery tickets. suspect can be seen on surveillance video watching him. seconds later he approached him on the street. i had the bag in this hand and my cane in this hasn t. and he pulled out razor. ....
was headed by lynne abraham, who was labeled america s deadliest d.a. her tendency to go for capital punishment in murder cases. now you have krasner, who has filed numerous civil lawsuits against philadelphia police. he s represented protesters with black lives matter and occupy philadelphia. he s never held the office of a prosecutor or been a prosecutor in his career. so, brian, do prosecutors in the d.a. s office right now, and do police officers in the philadelphia police department have reason to worry about krasner becoming d.a.? well, as one person in the d.a. s office said, they said, i m not sure whether to laugh or to cry when he heard the news, but you should get to know who really won the d.a. s race. the man who won the d.a. s race isn t krasner, it s george soros, a mysterious billionaire who put up $1.5 million. he wasn t born in philadelphia. he has a great backstory in some ways holocaust survivor, et cetera. he s also the man that paul krugm ....
parents rushed to the high school to get their kids out and home. what s going through your mind as mom when you re coming to school here? scared. i was really scared. i don t it s just too much. reporter: one woman scuffled with police and was detained. twice during the morning, authorities prepared to lift the lock down only to quickly reinstate it when other shooting incidents were reported. said the frustrated superintendent this wasn t just an act of violence against a student. it was an act of violence against a whole community and we cannot stand for it. reporter: teen s murder was part of a flurry violence that happened so fast authorities couldn t even get through their news conference. oh, noh hold on we got a newe going. a man pointing a gun at a chester cop. this is when you earn your keep so to speak. reporter: back at 11th and kerlin kianna smith was in bed when the shooting happened. she s lived in chester for more than three decades ....