that breaking news about the future of philadelphia's police department. mayor-elect jim kenney will name his choice for police commissioner. he will appoint current first deputy commissioner richard ross this afternoon. ross has spent more than 26 years with the department. he will take over for commissioner charles ramsey who plans to retire in january. meanwhile, police are investigating a double shooting inside a local home. a man and woman are both wounded and both are listed in critical condition. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the scene in mayfair where the question is who shot whom. monique, what can you tell us? >> reporter: vai, that question is still unanswered by philadelphia police investigators, but we can tell

you what they've told me is that instead of a little girl getting ready for school this morning, she was calling police to report gunfire inside of her home. now, you can see that a police car still guards the scene. we've also learned detectives have been here, but right now they're awaiting a search warrant so the forensic unit may go inside 6241 mershon. here's video we've gathered. investigators say they were called to the mayfair home by a child just before 7:00. when police arrived, they found a husband and wife with gunshot wounds. police still don't know exactly what happened, whether they were shooting at each other or if there was an attempted murder/suicide. >> if there's been no prior domestic calls to this location so we don't know what precipitated it at this point. they're both in surgery, obviously, so we have to wait a little bit of time to get that information. >> reporter: investigators say the unidentified man is in extremely critical condition.

the unidentified woman in stable condition. the children found inside this home ages nine and one are with their grandmother at this hour. we've also learned that dhs has been called. in the next half hour, we're working to bring you information on the type of weapons that were found and where they were found inside this home. in mayfair, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. we're going take a live look right now at arlington national cemetery where president obama is honoring veterans as he does every year. the president is placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. here he is walking up at this very moment. a short time from now, the president is scheduled to give a speech here at the cemetery. he's expected to call for a new push to help homeless veterans. let's take a moment and just watch. ñ

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barack obama pays his respects to the men and women in the armed forces, the tomb of the unknown soldier. we continue to monitor this situation. we'll bring you back as time warrants. meanwhile, bucks county students honored veterans this morning. they gathered at the veterans wall in war minister which pays tributes to district alumni, faculty and staff who served in the military. additional veterans names were added to the wall this year. a man died in a crash in montgomery county after his pickup truck collided with a tractor-trailer. this happened in worcester township. police have not identified the driver of the pickup truck but we know he died after speeding. we're working to find out how the accident happened and if any charges will be filed. a man is in the hospital after being stabbed. police made an arrest in this case. the stabbing happened in a home on acorn street in montgomery county and it happened around

10:00 last night. we'll find out the victim's condition and information on what led to the stabbing. new from overnight, a driver in northeast philadelphia is now in the hospital after crashing into a peco pole. this happened after 3:00 this morning near the corner of east fisher's lane and ramona avenue. fire crews tell us the crash started a small electrical fire on the scene. no word on the driver's condition. skyforce 10 has launched and it's live over breaking news in the oxford circle section of philadelphia where there's a house fire on elbridge street. as we pull back, you see fi firefighters on top of the building. there was a report of a child inside but we're working to confirm that information. stay with nbc 10 news and the nbc 10 news app for updates on this breaking news. family members of a man shot and killed inside a crowded grocery store say the gunman could be the victim's distant

cousin. the victim, maurice mcdonald, was killed as he waited for an order inside j & r perez grocery in mantua yesterday morning. workers say the gunman just run in and shot him. we spoke with mcdonald's mother who says she's fed up with have this violence. >> i love my son. you know, i know he's in god's hands and i'm just tired of these kids dying for nothing. >> family members say they're not sure if the shooting is the result of an ongoing feud. police are asking anyone with any information to come forward. newcastle county police need your help finding a man they say carjacked a 71-year-old woman. the victim was leaving a wawa on philadelphia pike in claymont when a man walked up to her with a gun. look at the surveillance photo of the suspect. police say he ordered the victim to drive to another wawa about six miles away at dupont highway

and memorial drive. the victim says after she gave the suspect some cash he took off in another vehicle. if you happen to recognize this man, you have to call police. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will go on trial for leaking grand jury information. yesterday kane appeared before a montgomery county judge. she lost her bid to have some charges thrown out. kane is accused of leaking secret grand jury material to a reporter and then lying about it. her defense lawyer claims kane forgot she signed an oath of secrecy just after taking office. kane will go on trial sometime next year. we are following breaking news from north jersey where rescuers are on the scene of a house explosion there, and details about the deadly blast and the events still unfolding on the scene. and rocking out. brain tumors with the air guitar challenge. this video is quickly going viral. up next, we'll talk to the daily

news columnist in who started this campaign and why she decided to do it. glenn? enjoy the dry weather while it lasts. i'm tracking more rain headed our way as well as colder temperatures. i'll break down the timing of that just ahead.

we have breaking news in north jersey. a house explosion kills one person and traps another.

this blast trapped people and killed others. three people are in critical condition and last word crews are still working to free the person trapped. investigators haven't determine what caused this explosion. an update on more breaking news. skyforce 10 is live in the oxford circle section of philadelphia. we showed you this picture a few minutes ago and a house fire here on elbridge street and we have an update. crews tell us that a search of the home found no one inside. but, of course, stay with nbc 10 news and the nbc 10 news app for updates on this breaking news. well, fresh off last night's debate, republican presidential candidate donald trump was back on the campaign trail in new hampshire. the businessman visited st. anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. is meanwhile, former florida governor jeb bush was also back

on the campaign trail. he is in iowa this morning where he served coffee to veterans at a local grocery store there. and ben carson is speaking at virginia university. carson addressed liberty university's convocation. he received a warm reception and standing ovation at the christian university. last night, trump, bush, carson, and five other candidates took the main stage in milwaukee for a debate. immigration and military spending were hot topics. nbc's tracie potts has the highlights from washington. >> we are a country of laws. we need borders. >> reporter: in the fox business network debate, donald trump's plan to build a wall with mexico and deport 11 million undocumented immigrants drew sharp criticism. >> it's a silly argument. it's not an adult argument. it makes no sense. >> if republicans join democrats as the party of amnesty we will lose. >> reporter: jeb bush pushed

back on trump's idea that the u.s. should not get bogged down in syria. >> he is absolutely wrong on this. we're not going to be the world's policemen but we sure as heck better be the world's leader. >> reporter: taxes and military spending exposed deep differences between the candidates. >> the strongest military on the face of the planet and everyone has to know it. >> i want a strong national defense, but i don't want us to be backdroped. >> we can't even have an economy if we're not safe. >> reporter: ben carson defended claims about his past. >> i have no problem with being vetted. but i do have a problem with being lied about. >> reporter: this debate largely stuck to the issues, with middle-tier candidates grabbing much of the spotlight. they also talked about issues affecting middle-class families like the minimum wage. donald trump and ben carson both said they would not raise it. next time we all see them together on the stage, december 15 in nevada. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. right now, new jersey

governor chris christie is holding a town hall meeting in bettendorf, iowa. b . and christie is getting high marks for his earlier republican debate on the fox network. some analysts said christie commanded the stage even while his rivals attacked his record in state government chris, i'll give you a ribbon for participation and a juice box. in the real world, it's about -- >> i was a pro-life conservative. that's the person you want prosecuting the case against hillary clinton. >> rick santorum and former arkansas governor mike huckabee took questions in the earlier gop debate. quite a different type of day around here. we're not getting a steady rain. we have a few little showers this morning in parts of the

area. a little drizzle but we're drying out during the afternoon. we have showers returning during the day on thursday and a chilly but dry weekend ahead. it's getting brighter out there. we can see the buildings, at least, compared to yesterday when we couldn't. 60 degrees with cloudy skies. the wind is north/northwest at 16 miles an hour. and the clouds have kept the temperatures are from rising too much but it's still not all that chilly out there. the average shy 58. we're already above that at 60 in philadelphia. allentown never got above the mid-50s yesterday. they're already 58 degrees. in other parts of the area we'll get into the 60s because there will be some sunshine this afternoon. reporting stations, virtually everybody is reporting cloudy skies right now, millville still reporting a very light shower as is mount pocono. you can see a lot of the clouds here. it's going to take a little while before we completely dry

out and then by the time we dry out from that, the next system is going to be approaching. we don't a whole lot of rain with that right now but it will be building up during the day in the middle of the country and that will be affecting us tomorr tomorrow. through the afternoon, temperatures in the 60s just about everywhere including at the shore because we'll probably get a land breeze today and as you can see, not totally overcast all day. we don't get totally clear but a mix of clouds and sun. and then during the night tonight and, again, it's not all that cold. low temperatures down near 50 degrees and tomorrow as a cold front approaching we have some showers moving in. some could come until the morning, especially north and west as you see it's not heavy or widespread, certainly not a flood thread but temperatures

into the 60s during the day and you can see we have some showers from time to time as we go through the day on thursday but then we clear out thursday night and then on friday pretty decent day. got a hurricane in the atlantic now. it's hurricane kate. it's formed into a hurricane farther north the atlantic this late in the season than any other storm on record. it's moving 45 miles an hour toward europe. for today, mix of clouds and some sunshine developing. high temperatures into the mid-60s and the seven-day forecast, well we have showers coming in tomorrow, it won't be an all day rain. and then on friday it's going to be an all day wind and the chill coming in and that sets us up for a pretty chilly and windy day on saturday. well below average temperatures, very cold morning on sunday but

getting a little bit nicer in the afternoon for the eagles and then we start warming up early next week. >> see you then, glenn. an unholy act caught on camera. what this church usher had to say after getting caught pilfering the collection plate. and later honoring the military and veterans freebies, find out where you can get some free treats. even the 76ers are getting in on free fun.

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hard not to rock out the this stuff. ozzy osbourne's crazy train. a little twist here. some philadelphia journalists are showing off their moves -- or lack of moves -- for this video going viral and these fun moments caught on camera come with a very important message. star joseph the assistant managing editor at the philadelphia daily news and he's hear what helen urbanas, a daily news columnist in but let's start with you. the ingierinquirer and the dail has had a tough time. tell us about your situation. >> this happened at the end of september and i wound up having a problem with my brain which i didn't know i had.

and they did the x-rays and all the things they needed to. do i had to have a brain operation. i had brain cancer and i'm now under treatment from jefferson university hospital and radiation, chemotherapy, and so far so good. >> we'll talk more about that in your treatment but helen, let me turn to you. were you the brain child behind the video? tell me what the response has been after it's gone out. >> the brain child was a woman who contacted me to tell me her story about having three non-cancerous tumors and she started this challenge, the rock out brain tumor air guitar challenge and so as i was writing about her i thought it would be wonderful for us to get into it to raise money and to pay tribute to our editor. >> and gar, tell me what you learned in this process and tell me about your treatment, some information that you learned. >> well, one thing i learned is that it's a daily thing.

you -- after you have the surgery that removes the tumor you then have daily chemo which you take with a pill and daily radiation which they gave in a room that has a big machine with radiation and frankly, i have felt pretty good so far. it's a six-week process. i'm only in the first week. we'll see how it goes the rest of the way but i'm pleased so far and amazed at the wonderful reaction i've gotten from all our employees at the "daily news." i sometimes feel like i don't deserve the kindness and outreach that i've gotten. i was dazzled by this video that came out. it's hilarious, wonderful. >> let's get back to the video helen. we'll provide a link where people can watch. when they do watch, what do you want people to do after they watch it? >> i want people to donate. we're trying to raise money for awareness and get people sort of better knowledge able this and

it's for the national society of brain tumors and we're doing this in gar joseph's name. >> how do you feel about that, gar? >> i'm very, very honored by it and i do appreciate it and i like the idea that more people are going to find out about brain tumors. >> you came dressed today in your best john belushi "blues brothers" outfit. >> thank you very much. >> we wanted to make note of that. we're so glad you guys came in today and hope you feel better and get better. gar, we wish you the best. watch the video and donate to the cause. head to our web site, we provided a link at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. you'll find it there. we are following breaking news this morning. the big announcement from philadelphia's mayor elect. plus, family tragedy in northeast philadelphia. the incident that prompted a little girl to call police this morning. plus, the secret weapon with a powdery trail. you won't believe what some police officers used to get a

shoplifting suspect to surrender.

that breaking news is about the future of philadelphia's police department. mayor elect jim kenney will name his choice for police commissioner. he's expected to appoint current first deputy commissioner richard ross this afternoon. he's spent more than 26 years with the department. he will take over for commissioner charles ramsey who plans to retire in january. a double shooting inside a local home leaves a man and woman in critical condition and it's still not clear who fired the shots. nbc 10's monique braxton joins us from the scene. monique, what have you learned? >> reporter: vai, police tell us a little girl called them just before 7:00 to say someone was

firing gunshots inside their home. that still remains an active crime scene. police are guarding the home. they're awaiting a search warrant for the forensic unit to go inside 6241 mershon. when police arrived, they found a husband and wife with gunshot wounds and two guns on their bed. police tell us they don't know what happened, whether they were shooting at each other or an attempted murder/suicide but both were taken to a local hospital. investigators tell us the unidentified man is in extremely critical condition. the unidentified woman is in stable condition. about how many casings have been recovered? >> there's two firearms in the middle bedroom. that's it. >> reporter: what type? >> a resolver and a semiautomatic. >> reporter: are they registered to them? >> we don't know that at this time. >> reporter: we can also tell you that two children ages nine and one were inside that house. they are right now with their

grandmother. dhs has been called. i asked police if there had been a history of domestic violence at this house or if they've been called here in the past and i was told no. but investigators are still talking to neighbors and we're going to be following this story throughout the day and have an update for you on our evening newscast. live now in mayfair, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. officials are set to hold a news conference at the top of the hour to update the investigation into a deadly plane crash in northeast ohio. a small jet slammed into an akron apartment complex. investigators are expecting number killed to go up. so far, two people are confirmed dead but nine are believed to have been killed when the ten-seater jet crashed outside of this apartment building. a florida real estate company says most were employees and executives of their firm. authorities say the jet clipped a power line before it hit the

brick building yesterday. a witness was recording on her cell phone when she heard the plane crash nearby. >> oh, my god! >> investigators don't think anyone was inside the building. no one on the ground was hurt. a kansas judge sentenced an admitted white supremist to death for the murder of three people at jewish sites in 2014. frazer glen miller, jr., was convicted of one count of capital murder along with three counts of attempted murder. the 74-year-old said he shot and killed his victims because he wanted to kill jewish people before he died of emphysema. all three victims were christians. university of missouri police say they have arrested a suspect accused of making threats against black students and faculty after an anxious night and tumultuous week for the campus. nbc ear sarah dallof has the latest from columbia, missouri. >> reporter: good morning.

campus is operating normally and officials stress there are no active threats, however they have increased security. this follows what was an unsettling night for many students who learned of the threats which were posted on the app yik yak via social media. dorm restricted access, one sorority went on voluntary lockdown and some students opted to pack up and leave campus. police say they have apprehended the person who posted those messages and that that person wasn't on or anywhere near campus when they were written. they're also looking into who phoned in a threat to the black culture center yesterday evening prompting a lockdown there. investigators swept the building and didn't find anything. the campus struggle to get back to normal following a week of upheaval, in columbia, missouri, i'm sarah dallof. back to you. we want to give you a live look at the annual veterans day parade is just under way. a line is packed request cars

there. you can see the classic cars, valley forge military academy color guard led the parade followed by nine high school bands. >> president obama will address -- >> and another live look at arlington national cemetery where president obama is taking part in a ceremony to honor our nation's veterans. this is secretary of veterans affairs robert mcdonald speaking at the podium right now. following tradition he's set to deliver a speech and tribute to those who served. earlier, the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. that was followed by a moment of silence. not far from arlington, a memorial was held at the world war ii memorial. bob dole, wounded in that war, was n attendance.

u.s. forces in south korea honored veterans there. a number of south korean war veterans attended the ceremony at the u.s. army base in seoul. the commander of the u.s. forces in south korea hosted that event. the philly pops will perform in honor of vietnam veterans at penn's landing. the vets will be awarded with 50th anniversary commemorative pins. the keynote speaker will be major general wesley craig, former leader of the pennsylvania national guard. ceremonies will start in less than a half hour at noon. veterans day is becoming a learning experience for some local school children. katy zachry shows us how students at one bucks county school got some special visitors. >> reporter: today so many will be spending time at veterans memorials like this one at penn's landing. but leading into today, a local principal wanted her young students to learn a big lesson a different way. ♪ this land is your land, this land is my land ♪ >> reporter: it was a warm

welcome for these bucks county veterans followed by a sweeter sequen sequence. >> thank you for never giving u up. >> you gave us everything. thank you for all you have done. thank you for your service in helping america. you inspire me. >> thank you. you are like a superhero and very brave. [ applause ] >> reporter: the principal of the day school wanted the students to understand the real meaning of serving our country. >> i served in the u.s. navy. i was on the battleship "uss wisconsin". >> very awesome men. you've seen very, very hard things. >> reporter: and there was one prouder in the room than aiden

whose dad was invited to talk about his service currently in the pennsylvania army national guard. >> i love coming to my son's school. they're so active with the community. they've always been very active and supportive of me and my role in the military. >> reporter: those students will be spending the day today packaging up their halloween candy to send overseas to troops who are serving. they'll also be adding dental floss and toothbrushes. reporting from penn's landing. katesy zachar ss ssy -- katy za. meanwhile, ihop offering free pancakes until 7:00 p.m. at starbucks, vets and active duty service members as well as military spouse cans get a free tall brewed coffee today. borders and olive garden are each offering a free maeal from limited menus. make sure to have your military i.d.s. >> a volunteer officer in

florida is charged after he was caught stealing money from a church collection plate. you can see the man fumbling through the collection plates before just grabbing a wad of that cash and stuffing it into his pants pocket. local authorities set up cameras in the church after officials became suspicion about the collection of donations. he told deputies he was on his way to the altar with donations. negotiations to end a police standoff in arizona taken a unsuspected turn. the suspect demanded coffee and free powdered jelly doughnuts. the manager of the dunkin' donuts around the corner says he was more than happy to oblige. officers chased the man on to a roof after he was suspected of shoplifting and turns out he had a warrant for a parole violation. after he got his tasty treats and coffee the suspect surrendered without incident. doctors say former president jimmy carter is responding well to cancer treatment. yesterday doctors said they found no evidence of any tumors

in carter's brain. carter announced his diagnosis in august. he had radiation treatment and is taking a newly approved drug to help his body destroy cancer cells. the former president is now 91 years old. and new york's attorney general hastasy web sites to stop in his game. he says they fleece sports fans across the country. pennsylvania and new jersey lawmakers are trying to decide whether those same sites should be considered gambling rather than a game of skill. comcast is an investor in fan duel. this year's world series of poker champion is right from right here in montgomery county. take a look. >> the ribber card is a jack. joe mckeon goes wire to wire to win the 2015 main event. >> there it is. his name is joe mckeehen, he

outlasted josh beckley for the title. he won a monster first prize of 7.6 million. beckley got more than $4 million for his second-place finish. what empty nest syndrome. a new study that shows why more and more young women are keeping their parents company at home and how lift in 2015 is becoming more like life in the 1940s. glenn? the rain will be returning and so is the cold air. i'll let you know what to expect and when just ahead.

on this veterans day i want to take you back to arlington national cemetery. president obama is talking. let'sen from. >> we've slashed the disability claims backlog by nearly 90%. we're reducing the outrage of veterans homelessness and have helped tens of thousands of our veterans get off the streets. still, the unacceptable problems we've seen like long wait times and some veterans not getting the timely care they need is a challenge for all of us if we are to match our words deeds and my message to every single veteran, veterans across this country is that i am still not satisfied and bob mcdonald is still not satisfied and we'll

keep investing in the facilities and the physicians and the staff to make sure that our veterans get the care that you need when you need it. that is our obligation and we are not going to let up. president obama talking about the issues of concerns for veterans and. you can't help but feel the excitement of this weekend's wednesday's child. sara is hoping the next chapter of her life will include a forever family. take a look. >> would you like to try on period costumes? >> yeah! >> sara is a sweet and fun loving 18-year-old with a bright smile and warm heart. she has a passion for all things historic so we headed back in time to pennsbury manor in morrisville, pennsylvania. she had a great time seeing what life was like on the estate.

she even got a chance to try her hand using the tools of the time. >> she is very loving, kind, compassionate, has a kind heart. probably considered a really big heart. she wants to help other people. >> sara is currently in the 12th grade and has been diagnosed with a mild intellectual delay. she has dreams of helping others in the future. >> i want to help people, help them going through what i went through. >> the ideal family bub two-parent household where she could be the only child that would be able to guide and love her throughout her life. >> some of the thing she is would like is a loving supported family she would love to have a mom who could braid her hair for her and help her learn girl skills. >> she has so much love she's ready to share with a forever family. >> sara has a natural curiosity

with history. she also has a lot of child-like excitement and enthusiasm in anything that she does. >> sara is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you would like to make sara's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation just go to our web site at nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center directly at 1-866-do-adopt. empty nests are becoming more rare these days. more young women are living at home with their parents. the number of women between 18 and 34 living with mom and dad is at its highest levels since 1940s. economists say the increase can be blamed on high living expenses and the fact more millennial women are waiting until later in life to get married. on this veterans day, members of the military are being honored in countless ways and tonight the philadelphia 76ers are showing their

appreciation for the men and women who serve our country. the executive director of community youth foundations is with us. amy, what's in store? >> it's a pretty exciting night. this is another year we're partnering with toyota to recognize our active servicemen and women and our veterans at the arena. when fans walk through the concourse they can see tremendous energy and what we're trying to see to support our servicemen and women. >> fans of all shapes and sizes love goodies. what are these things. fans can write and record

messages to members of our military. and we have the opportunity to take some selfies with life sized cutouts of our players. you'll see the shirt over there that our members will be wearing tonight. >> this one? >> yup. that right there. >> pretty cool. >> and in addition we're carrying this throughout the course of the season and working in partnership with joint base fort dix and our players next week to do volunteer hands on service event so this is something new we're activating this year and what we're going to be doing is building warm weather kits for underserved youths here in philadelphia. that in combination a dynamic art piece that the players will be working and helping to design and sign off on will be shared with the youth in north philadelphia. >> so this is not a one night one game only deal. this will stretch out over the course of the season. >> both in arena and in community. we'll be recognizing through a point called salute to a soldier where we honor an active service

member. also in the community we are looking to hire a recently returned veteran to be trained as a youth development coach so that coach will work with us in implementing very specific clinics that we designed to help foster and teach life success skills. for my money, our kids come when we profile for them for wednesday's child, you do a terrific job. we appreciate that very much. 76ers military appreciation night is happening this evening as they take on the toronto raptors, still looking for their first win. hopefully they'll get it for tonight. tipoff set for tonight. active military and veterans will receive free tickets to the game. just show your military i.d..

if you want more information, check out our nbc 10 news app. thank you very much. >> appreciate it: >> well, we had all day yesterday rain. we're drying out but we have a dry and chilly weekend ahead. it's windy 15, miles an hour wind and temperatures above average. we have the northwest wind, it's drying things out. 60 degrees in northeast philly already. it will get into the 60s in the shore.

a lot of clouds. but hardly anything the form of ra rain. and we look to the next system and that's in the middle of the country. you can see the rain building up in arkansas. that's the first sign of the increase in this system. as we go into thursday we started off with the morning russia's dry but showers come in during the day and then we start drying out as we head toward the weekend. for today clouds giving way at least to a little bit of sunshine. highs in the mid-60s and the seven-day forecast more of those 60s tomorrowing tomorrow. it won't be an all day rain and then friday we start this dry period. it's also going to be a windy period. windy friday and saturday. saturday is pretty chilly and

then we start warming up early next week. we'll be right back.

nice day for the military. thank you very much. >> right in between the showers. thanks for watching 123450ebs news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us at nbc 10, have a

great day.

. >> steve: hey. just saw joe, he's, uh-- he's feeling better. he even asked for a cheeseburger and-- >> kayla: what the hell were you doing in his room? >> steve: visiting. he is my son. >> kayla: your son who you put in danger the second you came around any of us. get out. >> steve: kayla... i told you, that threat came out of nowhere. >> kayla: really? did it? you know, i'm little confused. was this the reason that you left us in africa? is this a--is this a new secret threat? or it's an old secret threat? >> steve: i only wanna protect you. >> kayla: but you can't do that if you don't tell me what's going on. or if you go off and leave us here. why don't you ask bo how that worked out? hope was almost killed. and that wouldn't have happened if he would've been here where he belonged.