the unlucky man who gets wrapped up is brian scott's friend.llen gut shaw. >> it was alan and he's one of my best friends in the world. i got right on it and started spiralling two of them. it kind of looked like a bi-plane. it was two parachutes like this together. >> chutes that are tangled can't fly properly. now both skydivers spin out of control, 9,000 feet above the ground. and the other man's chute is wrapped around his neck. >> in that case, the person who has the parachute wrapped and you, they need to go into free fall and that takes the tension off. >> falling at nearly 50 miles an hour, the skydivers have less than two minutes before they hit the ground. the first guy manages to break free. the parachute remains behind and wrapped around alan's neck. >> the parachute's line has wrapped around him twice. so when the other guy cut away, the tension stayed on him when he cut away. the parachute was still partially opened and wrapped around alan so it was pulling those lines tight like a chinese finger trap. it sticks to you. >> with ti

scott. it was one hell of a ride. >> i would like to introduce hayward police department acting sergeant brian maloney. >> i got one running, adam 5-3 i'm with him. that's what it was like working with scott lunger. family and friends of scott, sara and ashton, jen, trevor and ethan, our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, first responders, community members and distinguished guests in attendance, thank you. my name is brian maloney. i worked with scott for 14 years, side by side, beat partners in the gang units and on the s.w.a.t. team. the past couple of days i put these words together, all while sitting next to scott's side, so he helped me write this. scott and i started the hayward police department a few months apart from each other in 2001. he came from the contra costa county sheriff and i was a lateral from the almeida county sheriff. scott breezed through the field training program. one of his ftos even said, "i was supposed to be teaching him but i found out i could actually learn a thing or two from him." he also said "it's rare that someone goes from being your recruit to being your mentor." after

scott. it was one hell of a ride. >>> i would like to introduce hayward police department acting sergeant brian maloney. >> boy 14 i've got one running. adam 35-3 i'm with them. that was what it was like working with scott lunger. family and friends of scott, sarah and ashton jen, trevor and ethan, our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, first responders community members and distinguished guests and attendants thank you. my name is brian maloney. i worked with scott for 14 years, side by side as beat partners, in the gang unit and on the s.w.a.t. team. the past couple of days i put these words together all while sitting next to scott's side so he helped me write this. scott and i started the hayward police department a few months apart from each other in 2001. he came from the contra costa county sheriff's. i was a lateral from the alameda county sheriff. scott one of his ftos even said i was supposed to be teaching him, but i found out i could actually learn a thing or two from him. he also said it's rare that someone goes from being a new recruit to being your mentor. after work and patrol it didn't take long

government for yet another room and then coming up with a story and a lie to my special agent scott pumper. >> brian this is big news, but certainly a shot across the bow. to what degree-what message is this going to send to other government officials with the sort of access that jeff neely had? do you think it will curb what they're doing? take away some of the arrogance and idea they can't be touched? i hope it does. >> charles, i hope it does. i hope it scares them straight. you have a high-ranking official very high-ranking at gsa. now going to spend three months in a federal penitentiary, and then another three months in home confinement probably with an ankle bracelet. he is doing real-time, and i hope that current officials get the message that if they start treating taxpayer dollars as their own piggy bank they'll be in trouble and will face jail time. i think some of the federal agencies have been scared into curbing some of the abuses. you don't see these type of conferences anymore. many of them have cut back. you heard about the irs conferences and va. the agencies are beginning to get t

brian solable. let's talk about this. scott walker out of wisconsin. he's made some headlines over the past few years. first governor to survive a recall. he has shattered finance campaign records. tell us about mr. walker. >> he's a very interesting person to look at. comes back and wins in 2015. raised $30 million from outside the state. has traveled all over the place. frankly, three weeks ago, i had a chance to spend a little time with him and was very interested in how he sees this race. he thinks it's going to quickly emerge as a race between jeb bush, marco rubio and himself. >> when you go to election time, how is that going to fair with the whole country? >> what happens at the this point in the game, you tack to the republican base. and then when you have finished that and start emerging. >> how do you do back? >> you start seeing their statements in television advertisements put up by their opponents whereabout -- about where they were. but they have go after their base and roll back to the middle and that's what he'll be doing. >> okay. so

scott walker is getting better. the favorable and unfavorable numbers matter a lot. mark: if you ask republicans whether she will be formidable people like brian's previous say they have to beat her. if they can compete -- john: they have the right psychology going into it. mark: they have to feel like she can be beaten. there are still some republicans that are worried t strongest nominee might have trouble beating her because of the demographics. iowa is not a diverse state, but the others have diversity in the. john: look at that big blue electorate college wall. it's going to be hard to win when you beat the obama column back. mark: another day and another cycle of 24 hour donald. this time it comes from lindsey graham, the victim as you know of an involuntary phone number release. here he is in his quest to destroy his ruined mobile. rick perry took a more medical approach to the situation in a speech today in washington. mr. perry: he offers a barking carnival act that can best be described as trumpism part demagoguery and conspiracy theory. let no one be mistaken, donald trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism and it must be diagnos

brian mooar has the story now from washington. >> reporter: a day before he is expected to jump into the 2016 presidential race wisconsin governor scott walker signed his state's belt tightening budget. >> the difference between wisconsin and washington is we actually get things done. >> reporter: he is not the only republican who wants to talk about serious economic issues. >> we've got more people working than ever before in louisiana's history. >> reporter: but stealing the spotlight from donald trump is no easy feat as the flamboyant billionaire doubles down on his tough talk on immigration. >> they're taking everything and they're killing us on the border. >> reporter: trump reached out to supporters and faced down his critics this weekend in arizona. >> don't worry. we'll take our country back. very soon. >> reporter: that message resonates with some. >> donald trump taps into an anger that i hear every day. people are angry. >> reporter: but many republicans worry he is hurting them all. >> i think he has hijacked the debate. i think he is a wrecking ball for the future of the republican party with the hispanic community. and w

scott broom wusa 9. >> in maryland, an aggravated animal krult charge is punish-- cruelty charge is punishable by $5,000 fine. >>> paying up to $50,000 to bail himself out of jail, briantucker is auzkood of forcing a woman to perform a sex act with a gun pointed at her. police arrested him in a capitol heights neighborhood. tucker is charged with first degree sex offense and hand gun charge. the gun involved, not his service weapon and he was not on duty at the time. >>> another organization is backing away from donald trump after his comment about mexico sending rapists to the u.s. today the pga of america said it will take its grand slam of golf away from trump's course in la. the republican presidential candidate said he doesn't want the pga to suffer the consequences of his comment and put a positive spin on the separation saying, it will give him more time to rebuild that golf course. the pga has not said where it will move the event which is for the major champions of the year. >>> right now we are quiet no, nothing on radar but pollen, not much of a break on pollen, low for weed, high for mold spores that is all on our website, wusa9.com, we will come back and

scott, he loved his family, passionate about his job and cared for his fellow officers, ktvu fox reporter jeanean delavega as a community coming together to remember him. >> reporter: good morning, brian. it will be a somber morning for the department. there is a growing memorial out here in front of heyward police headquarters, can you see people have left flowers, moment owes, and hes and cards all for sergeant scott lunger, the flag is being flown as half staff. funeral arrangements are being made for the 489-year-old sergeant, he was remembered as a candlelight vigil, friends, coworkers, strangers showed up to bring flower and honor him. described as a well liked and res pecked. he was shot and killed yesterday morning when he tried to stop a man. heyward's mayor says the city lost a shining light. >> thought it would be a good idea because the officer he loves fishing, we heard he loves fishing, we brought the heart to symbolize our love and gratitude. >> he always used to say, you know, you be safe out here, you know, that makes you feel good, you know. >> reporter: the man accused of killing lunger is under police watch for a gunshot wound, a neighbor identified marcos as it is

scott kazmir went eight scoreless and then got pulled. two on, deep to right, josh reddick, over his head. brian dozier will score.nd the game is tied at one. twins took the 2-1 lead on a sac fly. last chance for the as. broken bat and we're tied at two. his first regular season walk-off hit as win 3-2 in 10 breaking tradition, gatorade bath before the pie. as now 9-22. >>> the british open will have a monday finish. wicked winds the story line saturday at st. andrews. in excess of 45 miles per hour saturday morning. just try pouring a cup of water in those conditions. saturday morning a bad decision. dustin johnson trying to mark his ball. there it goes. he bogeyed the hole. jordan spieth not happy. reached a reach kree shen dough on 13. it blois away again. he's mad as himself for failing to mark it in time. after a ten hour delay, lay would finally resume. d.j. able to get one back on 18. he has the outright lead. as for tiger woods, this summed up his tournament. drives the grooeen on 18. he finished 7 over. cut line was everything. so d.j. one up on willett. six are at minus 7. third round happens today fourt

scott kazmir went eight scoreless and then got pulled. two on, deep to right, josh reddick, over his head. brian dozier will score.ac fly. last chance for the as. broken bat and we're tied at two. his first regular season walk-off hit, as win 3-2 in 10 breaking tradition, gatorade bath before the pie. as now 9-22 in one run games. >>> the british open will have a monday finish. wicked winds the story line saturday at st. andrews. in excess of 45 miles per hour saturday morning. just try pouring a cup of water in those conditions. saturday morning a bad decision. dustin johnson trying to mark his ball. there it goes. he bogeyed the hole. jordan spieth not happy. reached crescendo on 13. it blows away again. he's mad at himself for failing to mark it in time. after a ten hour delay, play would finally resume. d.j. able to get one back on 18. he has the outright lead. as for tiger woods, this summed up his tournament. drives the green on 18. he finished 7 over. cut line was even. so d.j. one up on willett. six are at minus 7. third round happens today, fourth and final round monday. >>> seth curry and the pelicans. c

brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >>> we will be discussing this. two big candidates for the race of president of the united states scottnor rick perry is here live making sure they are on the stage august 6th for debate day. >> a car sales man gets kidnapped on a test drive. how he got away. donald trump continues to surge in the polls doubling up jeb bush. cooking with friends series continues as ian wants it to. maria molina and fiancee will be here hopefully they will agree on what to make. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> an emotional start to the trial of a couple accused of allowing underage drinking before a teenager was killed in a crash. dr. charles matthews and his wife kil

scott. now to the weather. people want to know what to expect when you head out to watch the fireworks tomorrow. jonathan: and good barbecue weather. brian van de graaff joining us. brianne: do we have to -- brian: do with have to celebrate it on the fourth? we're observing the holiday on third. sunday and friday is the better of the two days but i have hope for fireworks time. belfort furniture weather center. 82 at reagan national. winds out of the south at 9 american. it has -- south at 9 miles per hour. the sun has made appearances. 83 in fredericksburg. 70 at andrews. 78 in lexington park. across the area. watching sprinkles to the south and the west approaching. the sprinkles could sneak in later this evening. a spotty light shower but overall the bulk of the evening is try. more rain tomorrow morning through midday. i have hope high hopes by fireworks time we should see drying. we'll look at the future cast in a few minutes. kimberly: hoping there is science to back up the hope. we have a list of local places to check out tomorrow for fireworks at wjla.com. jonathan: right now 30000 customers are without water in ananases crews wo

brian? >> certainly not any time soon. i think the voters are going to wake up a little bit faster. a twitter glitch is not going to get scotttention. scott walker is getting scott walker attention. he's been elected three times in four years. there's something that voters connect with about him. they trust this guy. he's a legitimate contender and he'll get his fair share of a look from the voters. >> flip side to that you had lindsay graham who said earlier today that the party needs to do something about e versailles lensing or really rejecting was his word w donald trump, when you talk about the field of other candidates trying to get the same kind of traction or at least some attention. it clearly is a big problem for the republican contenders because now they're all having to answer to whatever it is that donald trump is saying. so ellis, it sounds like donald trump is really driving the bus for the party. but what can the party do? >> he is. but you know there's an opportunity here for somebody probably at the first debate to be the guy who goes right into donald's face and really gives it to him. maybe chris christie

scott lester says a little bit of haze up there. southwest wind, 5 miles per hour. pressure holding steady. beautiful day in whispering pines. we'll take you inland east of the east bay hills. brian degrees with a 6-mile-per-hour breeze there. also pretty comfortable along the beach. ocean temperature at 64. lindsay says the air temperature is 66 degrees with a northwest wind at 8 miles per hour. it's pleasant all throughout the bay area. our beautiful mt. vacca cam looking to the south and east. livermore, 79. san jose 73. the warm spot continues to be santa rosa, currently 84. everybody close to 60 tonight including concord 60 for a low. pacifica 58. sunrise now getting later now that we're past the summer solstice. 5:59 a.m. how are we doing temperature wise for the month? entire month of july we're actually cooler than average in the south bay and north bay but we are warmer than average in san francisco and livermore. so kind of odd. typically we see everybody warmer or everybody cooler. in this case it kind of depends on where you are. i'm here to tell you in a couple days we're all going to be above average when it comes to temperature because this guy low pressure to our

brian, west chester, pennsylvania. caller: i want to let you know i am excited about scott walker. it is disappointing to hear these folks that are against him. he has done great things in wisconsin, perhaps the most profound is his ability to have funded -- unfunded liabilities to appoint where no other state is in the position they are. i can outweigh to say president walker. host: other news regarding greece. they have reached a deal with creditors, avoiding a euro exit. the deal calls for greeks to cut back in exchange for more loans without which, in the financial system would collapse. it will be the country's third bailout in five years. chicago tribune the deal was eminent. iran new talks down to the last details. diplomats completed what may be the final negotiating session. a comprehensive deal will be announced today. it is something we will watch out for. bob corker was on meet the press. he was asked if he was feeling better today. here is a look. [video clip] >> i think we have been on a downward trend for some time. we crossed the rubicon when we went to dismantle th

brian flores just arrived on the scene. i see you standing there in the middle of closed lombard street. >> reporter: yeah. eastbound lombard, as you mentioned, sal, from about scottll the way down to steiner as police continue this investigation. you talked about the body just briefly right there. it's still there right next to the surf motel and suites on lombard and pierce, also near the ihop restaurant. this is eastbound lombard. traffic moving okay on the other direction. as we pan around there's the rubbernecker traffic. in terms of what happened this morning from what we understand, this involved some type of hit and run which took place on richardson and francisco. from what we're hearing from our sources, this suspect ran on foot toward this direction near lombard and pierce and got into an altercation with san francisco police officers. now, in terms of the details of that altercation, from what we're hearing, it's a fight at this point. it's unclear whether there's any shots fired or anything like that. one person, which we believe is the suspect, is dead. and that body remains here again here on lombard and pierce near the surf motel and suites. we'll

brian? >> reporter: hi, sal. good morning to you. traffic along 580, you know how bad that can get. but these transponders are meant to eliminate that confusion with how many passengers are inside the car. scottor the driversby -- not so much for the drivers but for the chp. as many of you know, millions of people have these new transponders. the big difference, as you can see in the right center of the bottom pictured here, it's a switch where drivers can declare how many are in their car. one for yourself or you can switch it to two passengers or three or more. these new flex transponders will be available sometime this month. you can order them on bay area fastrack.org. the flex program will be first used along the 580 corridor once the express lanes open in october. we're talking about 22 miles of express lanes stretching eastbound from hacienda and pleasanton to greenville and livermore and in the westbound direction from greenville to foothill. officials say the toll would be based on congestion. the more traffic means you pay more. the less traffic we understand can cost less than a dollar. the new transponders will eliminate the extra stop of putting in the transponder into that milar