the forgotten man, the forgotten man, you will never be forgotten again. the forgotten man.dan klepper, everybody. thank you. now, everyone laughed at the businessman. they called him a media clown. said the president is coming from the clinton clan and paul ryan's going to take you down. but everyone forgot the forgotten man, because for getting them is nothing new, and now that they've got their man in charge, let's see what he's gonna do. >> since president trump took office, federal agencies and the republican-controlled house has delayed, suspended or reversed more than 90 regulations. >> many of the changes came after appeals by corporate lobbyists and trade association executives. >> okay -- i would have started with the people myself but i guess lobbyists are forgotten too and maybe they'll create new jobs getting rid of the pesky rules. probably not. never worked before. that's not what the song is about. i bet the deregulation will open the door to help the forgotten man out. >> president trump says loosening environmental regulations will be a boon to the coal ind

he's an anonymous individual and he called him the man who pays, the man who prays, the man who is notught of. that forgotten man was the one known up until the new deal. it tells you a lot about our schools, and i know we've been discussing it this day, that we never heard of sumner's forgotten man, doesn't it? now you are reaching the end of your conference. what's the takeaway on the two forgotten man? you can translate these two different forgotten men in terms of political follow philosophy roosevelt defined groups. the forgotten man of sumner is in the classical liberal tradition. the original kind of liberalism is our kind of liberalism. progressives are not liberals. [ applause ] the sovereign individual we heard about before can be conservative and he can be liberal. we're the original liberals. how might a president serve such an individual, an anonymous forgotten man, by leading congress as it takes broad measures all and by saying no to lobbying groups, especially titlement groups. the president made saying no to powerful lobbyist his rule. that president was calvi calvin c

-- >> behold the man. >> behold the man. means behold your messiah, this person scourged, look at him. >> this is a broken man. and i think pilate is having his fun here at the expense of the jewish authorities. >> he doesn't want to get involved in this complex, jewish kind of affair, but ultimately that isn't going to be an option for him. >> crucify him. take him yourselves and crucify him. i find no case against him. >> pilate's general way of doing things would have been to try and let the authorities in jerusalem do their own work. he says see to it yourselves. >> then, in john's gospel, caiaphas raises the stakes. >> we have a law and according to that law, he ought to die because he has claimed to be the son of god. >> blasphemy. >> have nothing to do with that innocent man. >> gospels say pilate was more afraid than ever. >> he wonders, is there something about this prisoner that i've missed? >> he starts thinking to himself, well maybe this person is somebody who is sent by one of the gods. >> if jesus is sent from

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there was a report of a man getting hit by a man in a driveway. the man was none responsive and pronounced dead. police say the driver of the minivan was returning home when he struck the man. the victim was dragged north. 51-year-old driver of the minivan realized something was stuck under his vehicle, got out to investigate that's when he realized there was a body underneath the minivan. >> reporter: and investigators did find multiple spent shell casings in the rear driveway. this investigation continues. so far there's no word if there is any surveillance footage in the area. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, a second child has died from a fire in harrisburg that's blamed on a exploding hover savannah dominic dd hospital -- at a hospital yesterday. 3-year-old died after the battery powered scooter caught fire in the home. the girls are the first to be killed by a hover board fire in the country. >>> we have new information on what caused a five-year-old boy to pass out while playing in the snow in bucks county. warr

killing the man. no weapons were found on the man... but a bloody knife was located nearby. california authorities are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting that happenedin the city of orange... catherine heenan is here with details of the dramatic confrontation - which was caught on video. the video starts with a man sitting smoking a cigarette in a white van... police say he'd been pulled over for a broken tail light.....and simply refused to get out of the van.. officers responded by breaking a window on the passenger side and soakinghim with a fire hose. tonight they say that man had been threatening to use a can of gasoline and a lighter.. the incident ends when he finally crawls out of a van window.....there's a scuffle....and officerscan be heard yelling that he had a knife. at first rubber bullets were fired -- and then a single fatal gunshot... the man was actually able to stand up after at least one of the bullets hit him...butthen went down after the last shot.... but it didn't keep him alive.police say the man had a knife in his hand and another tucked

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at on-off chances> ne this morning philadelphia a man sy assaultin man inside nbc 10 was on the scenejerome street. and also removed several boxes from the house. hazard mapt crews checked out the scene but found nothing dangerous. >>> new this morning a man and their pick up truck hit a utility pole on frankfurt avenue. the man was thrown from the truck. rescue crews had to rescue the woman. we're working to find out the victims conditions and what caused that crash. >>> on a light are note this weekend is your last chance to catch the the lips, roses and other blooming thing at the philadelphia flower. today's hours at the pennsylvania convention center are from 8:00 to 9:00. tomorrow it's 8:00 to 6:00. this year's theme is holland, flowering the world. >>> i'm ted greenburg. more of the "today" show coming your way next even we're back with another date in 25 minutes. have a great weekend. >>> unfortunately, discontent in south korea is not only related to the administration. this is a major embarrassment for south korea who criticizes the north for corruption and find themselves i

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this started at coach man man or apartment complex on the 100 block of carriage way right around 7:45 last night. new castle county police were called for a welfare check. police say a man later identified as that 28 year-old from philadelphia got in the struggle with an officer and that is when a officer opened fire. twenty-eight year-old was taken to christiana medical center where he later died. residents are wondering what led to that struggle and shooting, some of them have not been allowed back in the complex and homes since this all happen. they are looking for answers this morning. >> it is really sad like nobody wants to live in the community where is there always shooting, or police coming in all the time. i want to live in the community that i can be free, you know, take my child to a park without being afraid. this right here, it is just not, i'm not happy about it at all. >> reporter: back out here live on the scene police have been holding this scene for nine hours now, they are not only holding apartment complex but what you're looking at is park across the street, new

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a man being arrested by police, and the video with the officers hitting the man. >> it was just uncalled for. the police brutality going on in the world needs to stop. >> kareem walton lives where it happened. >> they could have took a different measure. the guy didn't have weapons. he ran, but that is resisting arrest. >> he's not only upset how the officers handled the arrest but this. the officer takes his gun out of the holster. >> for them to put him down and beat him and people with the videotapes and they tell them to back up and threaten them. >> the police were called because the man arrested were in the store and acting ir add cali. a smoke -- erratically. >> they said we will investigate and take appropriate action. >> we spoke with the woman who initially called police. she said the man was trying to buy a greyhound ticket but his credit cards don't work and she got upset. she felt threatened and had her kids with her and that's why she called police. >>> imagine having your car stolen twice in one week. that's what happened to 1 man in san francisco who took matters into his

. >>> a 75-year-old man died after the rampage yesterday. that brings the death toll to five including an american. the attacker was killed. >> the investigators identified the man who drove the suv in the the crowd and then fatally stabbed a veteran officer. >> in london, symbols of defiance. the parliament is back in session and the westminster bridge is open. all less than a day after a deadly terror attack along the bridge and outside parliament. >> it's believe he acted alone and the police are no reason to believe there are imminent further attacks. >> he's 52-year-old british born man named khalid masood. as they carry out raids, his neighbors in central english said he was an ordinary family man with a wife and young child. >> but he had a history of arrests around that included assault and weapons charges. >> some years ago, he was once investigating by m i-5 in relation to violent extremism. the case is historic and he was not part of the current intelligence picture. >> meantime, in germany, the british flag was projected in a sho

the man was arrested. a passenger in the vehicle also taken into custody and an illegal firearm was confiscated...one opd officer received minor injuries. in oakalnd haaziq madyun kron4news and here's a (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... a 17-year-old boy shot on a bay area freeway. the shooting happened on highway 101 in san jose it happened around 6:45 last night near the story road exit. the victim's condition is not known this morning. police say they are looking for two hispanic men who were wearing bandanas and driving a white dodge charger. and.. police say the man wanted for ramming his car into two fremont police detectives in hayward, was arrested last night in san francisco. and we now know the 16-year- old who was killed in the incident, was two months pregnant. officers say, the driver, whose name has not been released, backed up into the undercover police car and fremont detectives started shooti

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kind of man?no, he's not this kind of man. he's a good kid. he is a good kid, he is a christian he goest to church. he is a nice person. i do not believe the allegations.">(mark) sanhi is now in custody and faces three felony stalking charges. as well as one misdemeanor charge for annoying an underage girl. and as investigators continue digging into the case and uncover more details, they say more charges could be filed later. (darya) police at u-c berkeley are looking for more than 30 people accused of violence and vandalism the night former breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak on campus. the protests resulted in 100-thousand dollars in damage. police have released pictures of all 30 people they are looking for. detectives say they are following up on leads and encouraging additional victims and witnesses to come forward. they are also asking people who may have additional pictures or video to turn copies over to the police. (mark) we are learning more about engine problems a

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his neighbours described him as a house proud family man.e, he had two children at the time he was they appeared to be primary schoolchildren. he had a people—carrier and loaded them in to a people—carrier with child seats. but today, so—called islamic state described him very differently. without providing evidence, they said he was one of their soldiers. the police are now attracting khalid masood's movements, the man who got into a car and drove terror into the heart of westminster. lucy manning, bbc news, birmingham. two other victims of wednesday's attack have been named. aysha frade lived in london with her husband and two young daughters. and kurt cochrane, an american citizen, was in london with his wife to celebrate their 25th anniversary. some a0 people from 11 different countries were injured, some of them very seriously. 0ur correspondent, sarah campbell, reports on the victims. a mother on the school run, mown down in broad daylight. aysha frade was 43 years old and leaves behind a husband and two young daughters. friends and ne

as far as him as a houseproud family man. as faras i'm aware him as a houseproud family man.d to make children at the time he was here, that appeared to be primary school children. he had peopled carrier, and he was loading his children into and he was loading his children into a people carrier with child seats. today, so—called islamic state described him buried differently. without providing evidence, it said he was one of their soldiers. the police are now tracking masood's movements. the man who got into a carand movements. the man who got into a car and drove terror into the heart of westminster. as a full day passes after the attack at the british parliament, new footage has emerged showing the panic inside parliament. this was the moment when police ran through parliament, ushering people to safety. the video by conservative mp david tc davies clearly shows the panic that was unfolding. two other victims of wednesday's attack have been named. aysha frade lived in london, with her husband and two young daughters. and kurt cochrane, an american citizen, was in london wit

lucy manning, bbc news, birmingham.r the attack at the british parliament, new footage has emerged showing the panic inside parliament. is he coming? this was the moment when police ran through parliament, ushering people to safety. the video by conservative mp david t—c davies clearly shows the panic that was unfolding. the scene before the attacker reached parliament was just as chaotic. the first victims were on westminster bridge, where the attacker drove his car onto the pavement, hitting many people as they walked across the bridge. our correspondent, matthew price, has walked the length of the bridge today to retrace the deadly route taken by the attacker. inside the white circle, difficult to spot is the dark car driven by khalid masood. it took him about 20 seconds to drive the 252 metres across westminster bridge. at this point, it was just an ordinary cardriving round a roundabout in waterloo, but he was about to enter the bridge, westminster, bridge, drive on to it and start killing people. this is where he

a man is shot on a bay area freeway and dies...ack to his church and take a look back at how he's remembered. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... congress is demanding that president trump hand over any proof by today supporting his claim that former president obama wiretapped his phones. that means the justice department has to hand over whatever documents they have to the house intelligence committee.( robin ) an at-risk woman who is nine months pregnant that went missing from her home in san francisco sunday morning, has been found and is safe. police say she was found late last night outside of san francisco. no details were provided on her whereabouts or how she was found.( james ) the second suspect connected to the death of 88-year-old miss flo will appear in court today. jennifer hernandez was arrested friday and is currently being held without bail. 19-year-old zachary cuen was the first suspect arrested in the case. he has

the man and woman inside were body shot. his multiple gunshot wounds so critical an air ambulance had to land on the freeway to take him to a trauma center. were these victims targeted? >> we don't believe this is a random shooting. we don't believe there's any danger to the public right now. >> reporter: the motive still unknown. a good samaritan driving a red volvo stopped in the middle of the freeway to help. he did not want to be identified as he later drove away. witnesses to the crime reached for their cell phones when the shooting began. >> the takeaway is we had great witnesses call 911, provide a description of a possible suspect and vehicle. >> reporter: shortly after sky 7 was overhead as rich modern list stopped a silver dodge charger on 17th street. the car matched the description given by witnesses. three men were detained in connection to the incident. the car was later towed away. the commute thrown into chaos. the freeway backed up for miles and detours weren't working. >> you've been sitting in traffic? >>

anna-lysa gayle is live in woodbridge with the man who was killed and the man accused of stabbing him. q, the burlington coat factory closed early because of the deadly stabbing. the police believe the shoplifting and now murder suspect ran in that direction after stabbing the loss prevention employee. tonight they need the public's help to find him. a line of officers scoured a nearby parking lot for a murder responded to the burlington coat factory at potomac mills mall at about 2:30 saturday afternoon, where they found larry drumgole suffering from a stab wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. part of the loss prevention team, they say that larry employeeand another try to stop a man they saw shoplifting in the store. he has been identified as jamel kingsburg. thehey found him towards exit, but the confrontation continues outside where he was stabbed. this coworker said he was a dedicated family man and employee. >> a very strong person and a great father to his children and a great husband to his wife. i just know that he took his job very serious, loved his job. anna-lysa

one man was stabbed in the hand. he stabbed his opponent 13 times in the back. why they were fighting is unclear. >>> new this morning, a second child has died from a fire in harrisburg that is blamed on an exploding hover board. 3-year-old die, the other chilled after the battery powered scooter caught fire in the home. they would be the first to be killed by a hover board fire in the country. >>> we're learning more about a bizarre and tragic incident, a five-year-old bucks county boy found face down in the snow. warrington police say the family dog nearly strangled the youngster in the backyard. the dog tugged on the looped scarf until the boy lost consciousness. he is in chop. >>> a person is accused of biting a police officer at mcdonald's in upper chichester. the 33-year-old punched a customer in the face and bit the officer's hand as police tried to arrest him. police used pepper spray to subdue robinson. >>> president donald trump did not call the wiretapping claim by president obama false, but the white house has not backed down. >> reporter: on st. pat

a 22- year-old man is dead after an early morning shooti . >>> a 22-year-old man is ted after an -- deader a shooting in the north beach neighborhood. the shooting was not random. live in san francisco tonight with the latest and the details on this investigation. >> there's not much we snow so far. the police don't think this shooting was random. look at the video, it happened early saturday morning around 1:30. this is a popular neighborhood for night life and that's concerning for people. i spoke with a resident of san francisco who's lived in the area for a decade. he lives in the mission district but was out tonight, he was concerned to hear this news in the north beach neighborhood. >> it does concern me, i didn't understand the danger existed. in my neighborhood in the mission there is gang violence and potential for danger but in north beach i didn't expect the danger here. >> so we weren't told the identity or name of the victim. police are urging anyone who may have been a witness to come forward with whatever information. because the neighborhood is known for night life it's w

killing the man.have not said exactly why the officers started shooting. police have not yet released the name of the man who was killed. the napa county sheriff's office is investigating the shooting. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) happening now... a major winter storm is hitting the east coast this morning and it is expected to slam major areas of the north east.( darya ) and that means travel delays all across the country. we have team coverage this morning with kron 4's yoli aceves live at s-f-o looking at the travel impacts this morning.( mark ) but first we want to go to anny hong with a look at just how bad this storm is. anny. ( anny ) the noreaster has strengethened overnight..we're talking one to two feet of snowmillions of people across the east coast are preparing for record setting snow fall. this is a live look from central park this morning. you can see just how much snow has fallen in the overnight hours. new york is expected to get

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a man had qui the surise police ctody. officersound him >>> well a man had quite the surprise this morning when he woke up in police custody. officers found him passed oubt after he led them on a chase in san jose. we brought you live coverage of that in today in the bay. police tried to pull him over on a code violation. he took off. he got out of the car and ran. he didn't get far. officers found him unconscious in front of a home. >>> the saturation of the market or not as many people wanting to go there. nobody knows. airlines are cutting back on flights to cuba. a that we do know. silver airways, a regional carrier based in ft. lauderdale, florida, competition from the major airlines is the reason he's canceling his ligits fligh. american airlines and jet blue also sku also cutting back. >>> american airlines will have free meals in the cabin. depending on the time of the day, the passengers will be given a continental breakfast or a box meal. the menu will also contain a vegetarian option and a fruit plate. >> bringi

police think the same man did it.ber described as white, between 40 and 45 years old, he was wearing a baseball hat, hooded sweatshirt and sunglasses.>>> the use of the berkeley student is suing the university saying she was sexually harassed by a professor. joanna on was working as a research assistant to john searle last year when he groped and harassed her. she says when she rejected his advances her pay was cut and she was let go. she also said she reported him but no action was taken. he has taught philosophy at cal since 1959 and there have been no comments on the lawsuit.>>> questions this morning about how a man died this week when he pointed a gun at himself. police in redwood city were responding to a domestic violence call on tuesday, they found him in a business park. the san mateo dist. atty. shot himself -- say the man shot himself. it's not clear whether the shot that hit him might have caused him to pull the trigger. investigators are waiting for toxicology results and the coroner's report. the officer

(singing) "but now it's pac-man, yeah it's the pac- man..."o else but "weird al" yankovic would promote a new l-p by going back to eight-bit graphics? to promote "medium rarities," a collection of unreleased and non-album tracks, the prince of parody put out this promo video hearkening back to his early days. "medium rarities" is part of "squeezebox," a career- spanning, 15-disc set available in november. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) happening tonight. the warriors are in oklahoma city to take on the thunder. kevin durant is still out with a sprained knee, so he will not play against his former team - but he has been cleared to travel with the dubs. last week, steph curry called rockets guard james harden the league's m-v-p. and that didn't sit too well with thunder point guard russell westbrook and he called out curry to the media. the warriors and thunder play at 5:00 tonight. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news. a gunman is on the loose this morning after a bay area triple shooting. we'll show you where it happene

the forgotten man, the forgotten man, you will never be forgotten again. the forgotten man.dan klepper, everybody. thank you. now, everyone laughed at the businessman. they called him a media clown. said the president is coming from the clinton clan and paul ryan's going to take you down. but everyone forgot the forgotten man, because for getting them is nothing new, and now that they've got their man in charge, let's see what he's gonna do. >> since president trump took office, federal agencies and the republican-controlled house has delayed, suspended or reversed more than 90 regulations. >> many of the changes came after appeals by corporate lobbyists and trade association executives. >> okay -- i would have started with the people myself but i guess lobbyists are forgotten too and maybe they'll create new jobs getting rid of the pesky rules. probably not. never worked before. that's not what the song is about. i bet the deregulation will open the door to help the forgotten man out. >> president trump says loosening environmental regulations will be a boon to the coal ind

security camera catches a man stealing a man's wallet right out of his cart, just when he turned his head, and if you recognize that suspect if you know who that person is police would like to hear from you. >>> bensalem police department , is trail blazing with some new crime testing technology. the bucks county department is going to be the first in the country to use what they call wrapped hit id for dna testing this new technology generates lab quality forensic dna profiles in less than 90 minutes. the city's public safety director says that means catching criminals faster making the streets safer. >> it is not about necessarily locking up people but preventing a victim tomorrow. that comes by locking up a criminal off the street today what took us 18 months, now 30 days, now as d.a. says, you give us an hour and a half start we will get these guys, and girls. >> some critics of the local dna labs say this can be difficult to regulate how dna samples are collected because there is in state or federal oversight. >>> developing right now fire crews are battling a massive late night

this is a man who has tweeted nearly 35,000 times!rder to narrow it down to our 64 contenders, we had to read through every single one of his tweets! >> sometimes i still see them when i close my eyes. let's talk about the four divisions this year. we've got celebrity tweets. tweets about trump's enemies, government affairs and a bunch of random (bleep) we call w.t.f. >> four very competitive trump tweet regions, hasan. >> let's start in the celebrity region where the number one tweet is trump going at his biggest foe rosie o'donnell, baby. >> huh-oh. >> sorry, @rosy is a mentally sick woman, a bully, a dummy and above all a loser. other than that, she's just wonderful! >> ooh! just an incredible flurry of insults in just 140 characters. >> i love how he tries to redeem it at the end. like my dad says, hasan, you're dumb, a dues grace to everyone in my family, but technical you're still my son. >> that's cold. >> for an indian family, that's a lulu buy, baby. i love you, pop! >> cool. in round one that rosy tweet is up against mileycy

what do we know about his man sir?(sgt.ther a hispanic of white male approximately six feet tall and he has struck twice in our city in recent daysonce at westmoor park exposed himself to a woman walking. and the day after exposed himself to a 12 year old girl who was walking home from school)(reporter-and the victims were random? there's nothing connecting them?)(sgt ron harrison/daly city police-the victims were random in both instances) (reporter-what makes this so dangerous that he needs to be off the streets immediately?) (sgt ron harrison/daly city police-well what makes this so dangerous is we have an unknown individual exposing to people who are walking, doing their daily activities and life. he's exposed himself to a 12 year old girl and an adult female and we want to locate him and arrest him before these acts continue) (reporter-the tips. can you elaborate on what people are saying to you?)(sgt ron harrison/daly city police- the tips, we were able to get video of the incident involving the 12 year old girl and fr

kind of man? no no, he's not this kind of man. he's a good kid. he is a good kid, he is a christian he goest to church. he is a nice person. i do not believe the allegations.">(robin) sun-eye is now in custody and faces three felony stalking charges. as well as one misdemeanor for annoying an underage girl. and as investigators continue digging into the case and uncover more details, they say more charges could later be filed. (robin) in the south bay... the city of san jose held its first public hearing to talk about its responsibility in the recent flooding that caused millions of dollars in damage.. mayor sam liccardo acknowledged that the city failed to properly warn resident's of the likelihood of a flood. and acted too slowly in calling for evacuations. roughly 14 thousand people were evacuated as coyote creek flooded parts of rock springs, nag-lee park and old oakland road. there was an estimated 73 million dollars in damage. the mayor has pledged to get to the bottom of what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again. <..."we are going

>> man: i feel completely destroyed. >> man 2: i didn't think we'd go through with that. >> man 3: now> woman: better they did what you know than you don't. >> woman 2: it goes on. >> woman 3: it feels like the end of the world. it feels pretty bad. >> man 5: the ramifications of it all. >> woman 4: there doesn't seem to be a plan for what we're going to do now. >> woman 5: you don't know what to do because they're all arguing. >> fergus: well, a little -- you know. >> man 6: i think human beings are still stupid.

man, oh, man, you deserve it. >> going to do a rain drop. drop!now, when i say drip. that's the rain drop? >> no. >> jimmy: i never say the word drip? >> only when you go to the doctor. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i had a problem but i was waiting -- [ light laughter ] i wanted to endorse it. i thought was rain drop drip? drop in the drop top. it's always all drop? >> smoking on the -- >> jimmy: no. so you go, wait. so you go rain drop. >> drop. >> top. >> jimmy: no. you do your thing and i'll do it. >> i wasn't in it, so i don't have a thing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, but pretend -- [ light laughter ] >> rain drop. >> drop. >> top. >> jimmy: drop top. >> okay. [ light laughter ] we good. we good. >> jimmy: but i did, so i did. are these the ones, he says likes a, grr, like a dog, and he barks. he was like, ra -- i went "ruff!" [ light laughter ] like a little puppy. how you doing? how's everything? how's the fam? >> family's good. i'm doing great. the shows are doing great. >> jimmy: you look great, man. >> thank you, thank you. [ che

sergeant nelson arrested the man. he will now face assault charges. >>> two gunmen confronted an elderly couple in moraga as they were returning home from dinner. police say the gunman was waiting for the couple as they got out of their car. they pushed the man to the ground and made off with the woman's purse. >> security officers regularly patrol the community near the moraga country club. still, at an a butt 10:30 last night, police say a man and wife believed to be in their 70s pulled into their driveway here on indian wells street. as they arrived at their home they were accosted by two people two, men who were armed, and they were literally robbed in their driveway of their home. >> reporter: a neighbor asked we not identify her. >> i heard her screaming, and she was holding her cell phone, calling 911. she said that some two bad guys came and grabbed my purse. >> reporter: police also say the second suspected robber pushed the man to the ground, but that man was not injured. >> he told me that he wrestled with

the man was hospitalized in critical condition. the mother believes he rents a room on the block and says she has not had trouble before. >> never. i just met him one time. and he was looking okay. >> reporter: san jose police officers, none were hurt in all this, and police are expected to provide an update on the investigation on monday. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you very much. happening now, emotional vigil in the south bay for a beloved little league coach, killed working at a downtown nightclub. nbc bay area's maryanne favro, friends, neighbors have shown up to honor this man? >> yes, right now, about 500 people have gathered here at gateway hall to pay their respects to a man they say helped thousand of kids in the south bay. they came to pay their respects to frank navaro, president of east ridge little league and popular coach. friend, family talked about how hard he worked to keep kids on the right track. and instill a love of baseball. >> he wanted to make eastridge

the man who got into a car and drove terror into the heart of westminster.y, two tributes to the police officer keith palmer, unarmed when he was stabbed to death within the grounds of the palace of westminster. at new scotland yard, headquarters of london's metropolitan police, a minute's silence. and members of parliament praised his bravery, among them a conservative mp who had known him since they served together in the military. he was a strong, professional public servant, and it was a delight to meet him here again, only a few months after being elected. would my right honourable friend, the prime minister, in recognition of the work that he did, and the other police officers and public servants here in the house do, consider recognising his gallantry and sacrifice formally, with a posthumous recognition? the dead and injured came from across the globe. our correspondent sarah campbell reports on the victims, the dead, and those still lying injured in hospital. a mother on the school run, mown down in broad daylight, aysha frade was 43 years old, and

a second man rushed to help. you can see how close they were when the train barrelled through there. the police chief is calling this thing a miracle. >> wow, it is. way to jump into action. >>> the back story to a video we showed you yesterday of a young teenager helping an elderly man across the street during a hailstorm. he's gone viral. as wayne explains, it has not gone to his head in anyway. >> reporter: take a look at the man at st. dominic's school. he's ability to break your preconceptions of most eighth graders. >> i don't do very much unusual. >> elvis is very unassuming. there's not a lot of egowith him. >> reporter: that's his dad. all the family kids take turns working there. >> it happened quick. >> reporter: elvis was working here at the restaurant, bussing tables as he usually does z. suddenly, the skies open up, hail falling down. he looked outside, saw an elderly man trying to cross the street. let's take this in as the young man grabs an umbrella and protects a local man who doesn't move nearl

(man 2) why don't they get a trophy? (man 3) they should get something. a plaque? i have to drop this. my arm's getting really tired. unlimited on verizon. 4 lines, just $45 per line. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a director, producer, writer and co-creator of "empire" and "star" on fox. >> i don't want anybody phony. i want someone that's -- >> real. you need somebody who is going to act in your best interest at all times. i have been around this game, i've seen all the angles, and i would never lie to you. >> you actually want the to do something like this towards missy? >> yeah. >> that's one of the most beautiful gestures i've seen. you are so nice when you're pregnant. it's so weird. >> wow, you really know how to ruin a moment. >> did you hear what you just said to hear? >> yeah, you said pregnant right now. >> trevor: please welcome lee daniels! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: lee, welcome. welcome to the show. i'm a huge fan of everything that you make. >> thank you, bro. >> trevor: l

>> monica, thank you. >>> in lakewood, new jersey, a man a young man holding on for deer live when he's by a car and then the car drags him down the road. this video comes from lakewood police. cops say the driver hit a parked car and when a 19-year-old man tried to stop him, the driver rammed into him, too. the young man grabbed on to the hood while the driver dragged him for a quarter mile. police arrested the driver. he's identified as 23-year-old >> wrapping right now, students at villanova university dancing the night away all for a good cause. just minuteing a students wrappd up a dance marathon that went all day long. it raises money for families affected by childhood cancer. fox 29's sabina kuriakose joining us live from villanova with the final moves tonight. sabina? >> reporter: hey, joyce. well, things are just wrapping up and you can still hear the kids cheering from inside and outside of the field house. now the love and excitement in that room and out you can hear behind me are hard to describe. my photographer and i were inside and we had to come out to get ready for our