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Now, normally I go right into the news intro. Do I need a moment here?

There's something in my eye. You have an eyelash in your eye? May I say she soldiered through

the traffic report while rubbing her eye the entire time.

But to be honest, that particular sponsor makes her well up. Is that what it is? No, you know what? When you wear contacts and you get something in your eye, it's a whole different story than a regular person who doesn't have contacts in. It's like, yeah. You're saying you're better than us. No, no, no, it just hurts and you have to get it out. So I don't know. Do you want to admit it? No, no,'t know. You want to go to the bathroom? Wash your face off? Yeah, I'll be back. The word hero gets tossed around a lot. It does. It does. And I just wanted to point out, we've got one in the studio. Wait, she's got a compact and she's taking a look. Oh, there we go. Okay. I just, are you ready? Can I have your autograph? Yeah, sure.

Shall we?

Shall we? All right. Now, we shall. Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano. I thought. I was asking you. Yeah, yeah, we shall. Today is Tuesday, August 28th, and good morning, Kathy. Good morning. in the news this morning. The search has intensified for a gunman who shot two people in the Roxborough section at the city, killing one of them in his truck Monday night. The shooter wounded another man on the side of the street. It happened in the 7,700 block of Matthews Street. Officials said a 32-year-old man was shot in the head inside his vehicle. He was pronounced dead at 1035 by responding medics.

Police said one of the shell casings was found on the dashboard of the red pickup truck,

leading them to believe the gunman was either inside the victim's car or reached his gun inside

before shooting him execution style.

Wow. Investigator said a 27-year-old man was shot in the arm and the leg. He was taken to

Einstein Medical Center.

There's no word on his condition and no word on a motive either. Police have no suspects at this time.

One of the 10 people who was injured during a shooting at the video game tournament in Florida arrived at Philadelphia International Airport overnight.

6 ABC had the exclusive story with Chris McFarlane, a gamer from Upper Derby.

Authorities say 24-year-old David Katz of Baltimore open fire at the gaming bar in Jacksonville on Sunday. He killed two people and wounded 10 others before fatally shooting himself.

McFarland was grazed in the head. He says he saw the shooter and heard at least 10 shots being

fired. It all happened really fast. He said, I got hit in the head, wound up turning around, dropping to the floor, and I remember looking back while I was on the floor and seeing the shooter about 15 feet in front of me, emptying his gun into a group of my friends. It is something I want to remove from my mind right now, says McFarlane. Despite the terrifying experience, McFarlane says that he will return

to gaming tournaments in the future. I was watching a report on gamers in general, and while you'd

think you'd have to be the champ to make some decent money, you can be competitive at sub-levels

and still make some decent loot. I had no idea. I always thought you had to dominate and, you know, take the whole thing.

But you can be an active tournament player, not always winning and still do pretty well.

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