now at 5:00a gunman opens fire on a party. >> the clues investigators have as they search for a killer. >> >> a family opens up after a loved one is struck by tragedy. the circumstance that a father dead. san francisco erupts in cheers as team usa faces perhaps its toughest world cup u cup challenge, yet.

good evening a i'm ken wayne >> and hello, everyone, i'm heather holmes. one teen is dead, three others injured after a shooter opened fire on a party packed with teens. so far, no arrests in that. no well walker is live along the 4500 block of windsor avenue where investigators remained until a short time ago. noelle. >> >> reporter: tj perez is overwhelmed, still trying to wrap his head around hearing shots and losing a friend. he said here at a house party a group of people got pick kicked out and he believe that must have ainge ared them enough to open fire at a crowded party. >> it's too hard to explain how that happened. >> went in through my hand and went out. >> >> reporter: a bullet through the heart of tj perez' circle of friends. mr. we were there, having a

good time, talking and he is dead. >> reporter: a house party turned deadly this morning. sonoma county sheriff's deputies closed of windsor, avenue because of a shooting about 1:00 am. >> reporter: it happened a block from the quaint historic downtown windsor, a place that looks like it was lifted from a movie set. >> every time you turn the news on. it seems like there is always somebody getting shot. for what reason, i don't know. >> reporter: did you expect it to be next door? >> no. never. >> reporter: by the light of day. evidence of a party was overshadowed by evidence of a crime. bullet holes in the door jams and bullet casings in the street. sheriff's investigators spent the better part of the day collecting evidence, four people were shot here, one

died. to tj perez, that's not just a crime that it is tick. it's statistic. >> he's a good friend a good brother. >> reporter: investigators describe the suspect in this case as archdiocese american manwaring a black shirt and sweat pants. he was seen getting into a blue nissan compact car driven by a female driver. there may have been two other passengers in that car. if you know anything, call the sonoma county sheriff's office. happening now, san francisco civic center plaza. world cup fever. as can you see, a sea of red, white and blue, excited crowd is wrapping up from watching a very wild game between team usa and portugal. there is a free outdoor screening in the plaza for

today's game. the game ended a few minutes with a tie. >> it did and joe fonzi is here, it was a nail biter up to you the very end. >> reporter: you could see emotions flip 180 degrees in sports. that's what happened. when the draw came out, they called it a group of death. no one envisioned them getting into the knockout stage. the site as the u.s. took on portugal and the international star, reynaldo. americans win in a game against ghana. when they were unable to clear the ball, portugal made them pay, 1-0, partitur gallon, that's the way it stayed the entire first half, but the u.s. rallied in the second half. jermaine jones from just outside of the box to laser shot, hits the net and it's a 1- 1 tie. that would not have been the worst result for the u.s., but

there was more. in the 81st minute, u.s. puts pressure on the portate geese goal. cliff dempsey takes the pass and hits one of his chest with the u.s. leading 2-1. the u.s. was 15 seconds from a win, but portugal made a perfect play. reynaldo. u.s. could have clenched it, but instead, one point for the tie, four points for the u.s., tied with germany at the top of the group. portugal has won. ghana has won. u.s. playing germany on thursday. ghana and portugal will play all four teams in the group still alive. >> >> exciting stuff. >> thanks, joe. >> >> take a look, soccer fans showing their enthusiasm for team usa in front of a big outdoor screen there at san francisco's civic center plaza.

cording to one fan, this world cup is a big step in that direction, especially for soccer fans in the bay area. >> >> socker is big. it is big in the bay area. it's huge. earthquake in the area, you know -- >> the city's parks and recreation department organized the free screening with the help of a youth soccer and literacy group called america scores. >> >> go to our website and you will find a schedule of the games and so much more. >> >> firefighters blaming a homeless encampment for a series of grass fires in that area. one burned only a quarter acre. there were two last thursday that were linked to homeless encampment.

firefighters say they seem to pop up daily and they are planning to do a controlled burn in the area to try to remove a lot of the grass. >> >> fire destroyed a home in concorde on detroit avenue. firefighters had it under control in about an hour. the home is considered a total loss. neighboring homes were damaged and four people were displaced. residents of the destroyed house were not home at the time and no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> >> a rollover accident on interstate 80 shut down two lanes of traffic for hours and landed a wanted man in handcuffs. that crash happened at 6:15 this morning. a tow truck collided near the buchanan exit. two men were pinned inside. crew also to use the jaws of life to free them. chp arrived in minutes, but by that time, the debris in the road lead to another accident. >> i saw it, but i didn't have

enough time to get over and there were cars over. i tried to slow down, but i hit it. i was able to get it to the side of the road and walk back here and see what was going on. >> reporter: in all, five people were taken to the hospital after the crash. officers arrested one man at the scene for an outstanding drug warrant. >> >> tomorrow night, family and friends of a san jose man killed in a motorcycle accident will gather in his memory. it happened near commercial street when a big rig truck collided with ang low's motorcycle. investigators say the truck was making an illegal u turn. >> reporter: at this intersection. a drive he has made countless times on his motorcycle. last monday, tragedy struck. >> i just -- i can't explain to

you the feeling i felt. my heart just ripped in two and i can't tell you how devastating that was for me. >> >> reporter: a big part of her heart is now missing now that her own son is gone. >> hold your kids tight and kiss them, tell them you love them when they leave because you may never see them again. >> reporter: guerrero died monday morning after authorities say the driver of a big rig made and illegal u turn. he crashed into him on his motorcycle. he was pinned underneath the big rig and killed. the crash tieing up the morning commute for hours. >> my son would still be here today had he not made that u turn. >> reporter: his family said he was an experienced rider and leaves behind two daughters and a one-year-old grandson. >> i'm angry that one bad

decision that somebody made took my brother's life, that could have been prevented. >> reporter: so far, no charges have been filed as the crash is still under investigation. the family isn't focusing on that, but more so on bear u burying their loved one. >> it's very hard. i had two children and now i only with one. >> reporter: guerrero's family will be holding a fund-raiser at jack's bar in san jose, his favorite hangout. he did not have a life insurance. the die hard niners fan would have turned 40 in december. >> >> u.s. army sargeant bowe bergdahl has been released from a texas hospital and is now in outpatient care. the former prisoner of war was freed from taliban captivity last month. he is receiving medical care in houston.

his reintegration process includes exposure to more people. he is getting debriefings and counseling from survivals ofation resistance and escape psychologist. it's unclear if he has seen his parents, yet. >> >> continuing coverage on the crieses in iraq. the iraqi army is hitting isis with air strikes trying to stop insurgents march toward baghdad. soldiers captured weapons and vehicles, but sunny militants took over four towns. the militant forces want to create a regional islamic state. >> i think it's a real wakeup call for the united states because they do want to develop, they now, just about destroyed the border with syria. >> >> reporter: senator feinstein described the u.s. approach as building assets to take pinpointed action in iraq.

as reporter, mary muller tells us -- >> reporter: iraqi security officials said that isis controls the border of iraq and number of other provinces. one town believed to be taken over lies on the iraq/jordan border. >> no country is safe from that kind of spread of terror. >> secretary of state john kerry spoke in cairo with egypt's president on the situation in iraq. he asked arab countries to resist funding militants iraqi forces are moving toward the capital. this video appears to show them destroying isis' vehicles. but iraqi forces have withdrawn from several towns as they await for troops. the obama administration is sending about 300 u.s. military

advisors to the country. they will gather intelligence and advise iraqi forces in what many say are protecting u.s. interests. where former vice president dick cheney said more needs to be done in syria. >> we are arguing over 300 advisors, when the question had been for -- the request had been for 20,000, i'm not sure we addressed the problem. >> reporter: still some believe that u.s. should not get further because isis is not a direct threat. >> >> a bay area man dies after attending a dance music festival in las vegas. what we know about his death amid-new questions. >> >> day two of a vehicle ban at the iconic san francisco attraction lombarde street. the new problem some say it prompted there. >> >> bay area's biggest sporting

event. why people look forward to it, every year. welcome back.

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>> reporter: everyone has pretty much cleared out after seeing carl edwards take home the sprint cup wins. merchants in the wine country are celebrating as well because the fans come back every year. >> being up and close with the drivers is part of the experience for die hard nascar fans. >> i love it. >> chris thompson made a trip

from the central valley. >> we all camped out -- >> for it was a quick day trip with seth for his son. >> he gets into cars and racing >> reporter: nascar make as pit stop in the bay area once a year. a day people look forward to along with merchants seeing their sales go up big bucks. >> we know the dinners that are hosted around here by corporate partners and the hotels that are booked up, we make a dent for them. >> it's nice to have it in our backyard. >> i'm a big northern california kyle larsen fan, all the way. >> the dale ernhardt, jr., all the way.

>> >> reporter: the need for speed stays the same for fans >> i think we will make it an annual way. >> it works very hard this year and you can get in and out of this area easily. they say they are going to work very hard to welcome the same fans back next year. >> >> cars may have been shut out of san francisco's lombarde street, but there was plenty of foot traffic. the section of lombarde that includes eight hair pin turns was closed to all traffic. except for people that lived there and taxis, the closure comes at the request of residents that complain that the congestion has worstenned over recent years. today, our cameras saw those cars replaced by pedestrians. the closure has some calling this whole experience ill conceived. >> it's such and iconic place. to shut it down, i think, would be crazy.

it's a tourist attraction. i know that -- i understand and i feel for the people that live on the street, but at the end of the that day. day, they don't have to live on the street if they don't want to. >> the closures will remain in neglect for the next three weeks. >> >> the search for a missing hiker has been suspended after rescuers discovered a woman's body around minute ranier. karen sykeses is a well-known outdoor and wilderness enthuse after. wednesday, she and her boyfriend set out on a eight mile hike. at one ain't u point, they decided to separate. when she didn't return to the specified meeting point, her boyfriend called authorities. >> >> dogs will be allowed off leash during certain hours at bug, cooper, eagle, with

usingman. supporters of the program said it is needed because many homes in the area have small yards, opponents argue that the off leash areas are not fenced and too close to schools and playgrounds. >> today was a good day to go out with your dog or even just go out by yourself, mark tomorroweo has more. >> reporter: most areas just a little bit warmer than yesterday. as far as the satellite, you can see on the live "stormtracker" 2, no storms out there, there is the persistent fog bank near half moon bay. so, the low clouds will be increased in coverage once again current numbers, 55 degrees in half moon bay. walnut creek in the upper -p 0s, san jose, 68, san it that rosa, currently checking in at

76 degrees. the most recent gust of up to 23-miles an hour, oakland airport, winds out of the west, there is a wind gust of 35. san jose, winds out of the northwest, sustained at 14. coastal fog this evening, the headline, san francisco right now checking in, 60 degrees and the forecast for tomorrow, in san francisco, waking up to a lot of cloud cover, low clouds to start out your monday morning. temperatures on track to meet the mid-to upper 60s, partly cloudy skies, probably patchy fog near ocean beach. san jose checking in 68 degrees. forecast in the south bay tomorrow, starting out partly cloudy skies, increasing sunshine. forecast highs, warmer today. today, we are talking about lower 70s. tomorrow on track to reach the 80-degree mark for san jose. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning. we are thinking low 50s. low to mid-50s for your monday morning.

here's another satellite perspective. monday, tuesday, morning fog, should be warming back upper 80s. more clouds, cooler temperatures by late wednesday night and thursday morning, a light chance of a sprinkle or shower here in the bay area. it looks like all of the activity, the focus will be around up in the north. we'll be watching out for that, but more clouds during the time period. here's the forecast model tomorrow morning. 6:00, clouds coast side and right around the bay, even a few patches inland. afternoon hours, clouds pull back to near the shore line. big temperature range. 60 for the beaches. a lot of 80s, warmest locations in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. breaking it down, 7:00 tomorrow morning. 50-55 degrees. we should have this partly sunny, 60 to 65.

here's the temperature range, winds picking up. 62-88 degrees. a few spots in the upper 80s toward and rock. san francisco, 8 and san jose, 80. here's a look at your five-day forecast. wednesday, we will begin to cool things off and thursday, there is a slight chance of a shower, coming up at 5:45, we'll look at the shower chances and a look at your weekend always in view for day 6 and day 7. >> >> a new clue in the search for a firefighter now missing for a week. the discovery of his dog, today. >> >> what organizers are saying about a las vegas rave after a bay area's man's death this weekend.

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the coroner examining the body of a man who died after an all night raid may order toxicology reports. >> u.s. soccer star hope solo is due in court to face assault

charges the goal keeper was arrested on suspicions of assaulting her sister and nephew. witnesses say she was at a party in seattle and would not leave when things turned violent. police say she was intoxicated and upset when they got there. >> it is very disappointing. she is the face of the u.s. women's team, someone that has that much influence, doing something like this is pretty sad. >> for now, she is being held without bond. her attorney said she is not guilty of any crime, but is in fact the victim -- .

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firefighter michael heardman's dog duke was found

today, but heardman is still missing. he disappeared when the dog ran off from the campsite and heardman ran after it. senior offers found his backpack and foot prints on the first day. >> tough, a lot of rocks, boulders, a lot of brush, a lot of i would son oak. a lot of looking under stuff. >> they also spotted the dog a few times last wednesday and thursday. today, they found and caught the dog. the dog was reportedly hungry and exhausted and once rested, he may be used to help in the search for heardman. >> >> a woman suffered life- threatening injuries and when she was run over by an alleged drunk driver. investigators say she was driving san pedro road when she was hit, the driver was ashiest

rested on suspension of dui and taken to san mateo count ya' jail. police are asking anyone who might have witnessed this to give them a call. >> >> earlier this month, three were in a jail yard when a helicopter landed, picked them up and flu away. they say when they raided the condo, the escapees were sleeping. the helicopter pilot has not been found. >> >> the stream of children crossing into central america continues to grow. there are still politics to contend with as the children wait for a place to go. >> the debate on immigration reform growing strongerred on capital hill. this after a surge of illegal immigrant children were caught crossing the border alone into the rio grande valley of texas last week, tens of thousands

have been staying at facilities in arizona, texas and california. the swell of children coming from central and south america. renewing the obama administration's push for immigration reform. republicans argue the first step is border patrol. >> i do think that there is a pat to a secure border and expanded work release program. >> >> reporter: time is running out for politicians. aren't the current immigration law, children other than anywhere from mexico or canada can't be immediately deported and must first be taken into u.s. custody. that's a distinction that needs to be more flushed out in the coming debates. >> is there it seemed for awhile, the people in washington wanted to take advantage of this in terms of the immigration reform. it's not going so well for

them. >> officials believe by the end of the year, 90,000 children will have crossed illegally into the united states. >> >> tomorrow, the border patrol will fly 200 kids from texas and kill where they will enter centers. most of the families are from el sal virginia car, honduras and guatemala. >> >> one of several tornadoes in eastern colorado, yesterday, blew through a barn in the town of hudson. roman said he saw a tree fly by and new he had to move fast. he ran behind a bar and ducked behind a heavy metal tool chest. >> >> i jumped right down into that area, there, trying to get close to the wall and i just laid on the ground and put down things like that. that tipped over. >> reporter: he said four or five seconds later, he looked up and the roof was gone. the roof of his neighbor's barn

was torn off and his camper was blown other. no reports of any injury. >>. governor of nebraska made a stop where the twin tornadoes killed two people and city troyed much of the town almost a week ago, volunteers have been pouring into the town to help to try to clean things up >> new york congressman shawn ma trick maloney became only the second member of congress to legally marry a same sex partner. he married designer randy floric. they had been together for 22 years. the couple's three adopted children were in attendance. >> >> a new museum about american civil rights struggle. opened in atlanta. >> the national center for civil and human rights gives a

comprehensive look at america's fight for equality. >> their cause must be our cause, too. >> among the items, personal belongses of dr. martin luther king, the facility honors lesser known stories and faces of the civil rights movement. one of them, henry thomas a 919-year-old freedom rider in 1961 demonstrating for rights across the south. >> there is a face, now to those who made that sacrifice 53 years ago. they are my heros. i'm proud of them. >> reporter: a rotating exhibit of some of dr. martin luther king's personal writings on loan from morehouse college. >> >> oakland, keiser is set to open a new facility that spans the length of a football field t contains 349 beds and private rooms.

rooms feature full baths, pullout beds for visitors and free wifi. the new facility is set to open real soon on july 1st. >> >> a 70-pound cat in a sacramento neighborhood. up next, the woman who is house became a hiding spot and where the cat is, now. >> >> summer weather, today, but what about the week ahead? channel 2's meteorologist mark tom peo is back in four minutes. i'going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

a how tan lion spotted several times has-safely captured. lauren austin on the neighborhood where authorities caught up with that big cat and

where it is, now. >> reporter: this neighborhood. on 31nd and x you might come across one of these. but, this 70-pound surprise visitor seems a bit out of place. >> right at this intersection. >> reporter: a two-year-old male mountain lion, equivalent in human years to a 13-year-old boy, according to the department of fish and wildlife made his way to maybe's backyard last night around 11:00 p.m. his entrance was quiet. >> the police came to my door at 11:00. i thought oh, my gosh, what is going on. they said "it's the police, there is a mountain lion in your backyard." maybe's yard is a bit different than everyone on the block. >> i think it's a perfect place for him to hideout, there is a lot of vegetation and trees. >> reporter: maybe has been building her garden up u up since she moved in in 1970.

how did this mountain lion end up here? a spokesperson for the department of fish and wildlife believes the cat could have taken any one of these routes to maybe's house, possibly from the american liver. >> they laid him on the river there. >> reporter: in the end, the mountain lion was captured. treated and released into the wild somewhere in the sierra mountains giving every pet owner on this block a little peace of mind, at least for now. >> >> you may remember a similar incident in the bay area in mountain view last month. a young cougar was found hiding under a car in a parking lot. wildlife officials say he was looking for neuter torrey when he got stuck. thanks to a tracking collar, they were able to determine that at one point, he hit behind a bush for more than nine hours.

he was tranquilized and returned to the wild. >> >> according to the white house, 90 commercially grown crops in north america rely on honey bee pollennation. there is an effort to determine why honey bees, monarch butterflies and other pollen ators are dwindling. >> >> summer day number two, it was nice out there. let's check in with mark. >> day two of summer. >> there you go. >> there we go, a little warmer out there, today, a few 80s, a few spots in the upper 80s, beaches, patchy fog, keeping it cool, mainly in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. exactly what you could expect this time of the day. san low say topped out at 84. on the maps, you can still see the fog bank out here off shore. it will regroup and increase in

coverage. right now, closer to half moon bay, more off shore toward pacificka and more fog expected as we head into the overnight hours. 76 degrees in santa rosa. concorde, one of the warmer spots, san jose in the upper 60s. 68 degrees. hour by hour forecast. 8:00 tomorrow morning. 58 on track by 2:00 to reach -p 6 degrees. i think san jose will be inches closer to -p 2 degrees. a pretty steady sea breeze out there. forecast headlines, first, here's the live camera looking toward the fog bank. distance across the bay. tomorrow, morning fog, winds do kick up and extended more clouds, temperatures shaping up later in the week. forecast for tomorrow, low to mid-60s for the beaches, san francisco, mid-to upper 60s. here's the temperature sensor.

numbers really heading up, once again, this is what you would expect for the middle of june and a forecast for the warmer spots into the upper 80s, possibly closer to 90 degrees. the hottest locations of the bay area. no big changes, high pressure command of our weather. morning fog out there. temperatures, inland, lots of 80s. here's the change for wednesday into thursday. this weather system moves into the north. more clouds, possibly drizzle and cooler temperatures. we once had high hopes for showers here, latest forecast models backing out on the showers chances, probably a slight chance for right now, for late wednesday into thursday morning. favoring the north bay. forecast for tomorrow morning. showing you the clouds out there near the coast and around the bay, bundle up tomorrow morning and into the afternoon hours, clouds heading to the shore line. a reperformance, near 60s for the beaches, no major heat in

our monday forecast. temperatures for tomorrow, santa rosa, 86, fairfield, 88, oakland, head inland, mid-to upper 80s toward brentwood. san jose, mid-70s. san santa cruz -- five-day forecast, temperatures no big changes into tuesday, we'll cool things off beginning wednesday. there is the tiny chance of a light shower or probably sprinkles late wednesday and early thursday with your weekend always in view. we'll gradually warm things up. saturday, warmest locations in the upper 80s. i once was excited about the shower chances on thursday. >> you didn't want to commit yesterday. >> i have learned from previous commitments. >> >> we are getting word of a fire at disneyland. the fire is out, but it did

cause a bit of a buzz in anaheim. you can see the smoke near cinderella's castle. a lot of attention down there, no reports of any injuries, but there was a fire put out a short time ago right outside of disneyland. >> we understand it was a small fire and investigators say it started in a trailer that was located behind the park. we'll continue to monitor that. if there are any new developments, we'll tell you about them. >> >> a first time winner and more on the matchup between team usa in the world cup, joe fonzi will have more in sports, coming up. the holes in tillamook swiss cheese are actually little black holes. never. ever. stick even your pinky finger into one of them.

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good evening, everyone, welcome to this early sunday nights sports wrap. 15 seconds away from advancing out of the so-called group of death and into the knockout round, the u.s. will have to wait until thursday to find out if the team continues in the world cup. the u.s. took on portugal. american won game one against ghana. but they were unable to clear the ball from their own goal. portugal made them pay, 1-0, the way it stayed in the entire first half. the u.s. rallied in the second half, in the 63rd minute. jermaine jones. laser shot hits the net and it's 1 a 1-1 tie. there was more. in the 81st minute, the

pressure went beyond portugal's goalie. >> no clench for the u.s. just yet. u.s. and germany play on thursday. as do ghana and portugal all four teams in the group still alive. two teams, belgium beat russia 1-0. belgium clenches a spot in the knockout round the others will have to battle for one spot. >> >> when mass car comes to the race track at sonoma unexpected things happen. vida blue with the grand marshall honors traveled on the road course on the 76th lap. dale ernhardt, jr. hops the curb and that knocks him into matt kensit. body work definitely needed on

his car. he was finished for the day, ending up second to last. >> >> a lot of issues an turn 10. jaime macmurray get tied up. macmurray finished fourth. aj almond inker had a good car, but he couldn't survive this. dale ernhardt, jr. managed to finish third. >> >> 25 laps to go, carl edwards ran past marcos ambrose and managed to hold on. ambrose is approaching veteran status. but still young enough to do his back flip. jeff gordon leads in sprint cup points 20 points over jimmy johnson. >> >> the a's once again proved they are a team you can never count out after a game.

tommy malone was not having a good day. boston had a 5-1 lead. red sox would go up 6-1 in the eighth, but then back came the a's, two-runs in, derrick up the middle. making it 6-4, heading to the ninth. boston had not blown a save all year until today. first, it was steven -- making it a 6-5 game and with two outs, john was just about the same place, the ark's get five runs in the last two innings to send this game into extras, tied at six. oakland known for it's walkoff wins, but that would not be the case today, david ortiz can barely make it around these days, but that was the run that made the difference.

boston avoids the sweep. >> >> after a creeky cheeky couple of weeks. nothing cures injury issues better than a shut down pitching performance. madison, striking out paul goldsmith in the first. baumgartner had seven strikeouts in all. brandon crawford on his first. tyler drills one -- it goes into the wide open spaces allowing crawford to score. the joins have a 1-0 lead. >> >> joe panic called up from fresno, yesterday. the glove slips for the out. a day for panic to remember for more reason than that. he had already picked up as hi family is watching.

evidence picked up his first major league event. in the 9th. he got his first rbi. 4-0 game as the giant giants hit -- still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap, the golf story where expectations finally became reality for one very well-known player. we'll be right back.

ever since she burst onto the golf scene as a teenager, great things were expected for michelle wei. in the final round of the u.s. women's open at pine hurst, sharing the lead coming in, she was tied with amy yank. but not for long. she get as chance to do it all over again. yank ended up with a bogey on the hole, wei was on the way.

she sets herself up for eagle with this shot. she watch it is for awhile and likes where it ended up. she made the putt and opened up a four stroke lead. at 18, she pars out to finish a final round of 70 and a two streak win over stacy lewis. she is a u.s. women's open champion and that's something that will stay on her -- with her for life. >> >> coming up, more details on the deadly plane crash. >> we'll talk to those who knew the pilot, we'll have all of that at 10:00 tonight.

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