neighbors say they hope to keep tristan's memory alive. in the last year, i have spoken to so many people and say the same thing, oh, i think about tristan every day. >> i think at some point, thinking about somebody isn't enough. you need to show up. >> the group hopes their vigil will encourage drivers to stop texting behind the wheel. john miller is charged with manslaughter and reckless driving in the death of tristan. his trial was set for october. miller's attorneys admit he struck mitt si but call it an answer. they say his view was impaired by a pillar. >>> news 4 is working for you getting you and your family ready for school. all montgomery county middle and high school students were in class today for student orientation day. students at tacoma park met their teachers and tried out their new class schedules. school starts for real next tuesday. >> better pay is being considered for some of the people who help teach our kids. >> last week, our scott macfarlane revealed a growing -- >> tonight one of our areas largest districts is

. >> she's a single mom working son tristan begins. >> i make breakfast. get him ready for school.i walk him out to the bus stop at 5th grade. he wants to go on his own. >> they got to the corner and realized the bus came early -- >> i didn't want to be that mom with the tardy kid. >> tristan with his friend saw his own solution just down the block helping a neighbor who run out of gas. >> i thought he's an officer. he's probably nice so i might as well ask. >> they walked up to corporal brent with arlington police. >> they practiced it by saying, officer we know this isn't your normal job, but do you think you can give us a ride to school. >> i told them i know he's not a bus driver. >> i told her we wear many hats each day and if that means helping these kids get to school, that's the one i'm going to put on. >> two ten-year-olds got a police escort to fifth grade. >> cool. >> i felt like a celebrity. >> she learned her son doesn't hesitate to ask police for help. >> i was proud of him because i'm glad he's not afraid. >> the feeling corporal warman is happy enforce. >> i want to

you might be able to help tristan.ving car trouble and he's trying to diagnose it. >> got a bit of a whine in the car. i don't know what it is. >> there's a whine. a weird whine that he can't quite put his finger on. >> it's worse when i open the front

you might be able to help tristan.ar trouble and he's trying to diagnose it. >> got a bit of a whine in the car. i don't know what it is. >> there's a whine. a weird whine that he can't quite put his finger on. >> it's worse when i open the front door. >> this is new. and i haven't even seen that before. >> so you hear that? closes the door, it's gone. now listen again. opens the door again. >> and this one i didn't know. >> close it, nothing. >> door closed. >> when did you get that? when were you going to talk to me about the money for this? >> just keeps whining when that door opens. >> i d

what are they talking about tristan mark -- talking about? guest: the agreement is to increase labor standards in mexico. -- criticism of nafta that is that it has been a race to the bottom, that manufactures have been setting up where labor is cheaper and standards are lower. the idea is to increase labor standards in mexico, so that some of the production might move back to the united states and canada. host: sherrod brown writes today, this time nafta talks must include workers. he writes, "american jobs should not be up for negotiation. should not move forward until mexico agrees to enforce strict protections by setting high upndards." steve, you are first, in ohio, and independent. your questions about nafta. caller: mr. woods, two questions. on transportation, isn't it true that trucks from canada and mexico do not have to follow the same safety standards when they are traveling in this country that our trucks do? i could be on a highway with a mexican truck next to me, or a canadian truck, and they are not as safe as the trucks that ou

tristan daily reports. in detroit, a city at war, violence continues. what is a black film?te filmmakers in hollywood to adequately tell stories from a black respective? the film detroit, set in detroit, michigan and directed by a kathryn bigelow, has reignited this debate. the film depicts the algiers motel incident, where the cops during the riot thought there was a sniper in the motel, and they went and lined a bunch of people up against the wall, and kept them there for hours, and terrorised them. and, by the time the incident was over, three african—americans were dead. i got all night, people. the centrepiece of the movie is the 45—minute—long motel sequence. some have said that this is the most powerful part of the film, as it gives a window into the nature of police brutality, which is still present to this day. others have said it is a nearly pornographic lynching sequence, and has little value. let's not be stupid in this situation. the film was put together by a white director, kathryn bigelow, and a white writer, mark boal. so it didn't feature any black american

tristan usually tells books and tobacco, but lately -- >> your friendly neighborhood lottery provider. >> reporter: lately he's getting carpal tunnel taking cash and pumping out powerball tickets. >> a lot of people don't normally see. everyone coming out and spending their hard earned money on the dream. >> 20 years ago a lady won on a ticket she bought here. >> we're. hoping to win big. i think this is it. i feel a winner. >> reporter: now everyone coming in here thinks they are the next big winner. >> fantastic to bring a little recognition to delaware. the small wonder. >> speaking of the small wonder in delaware, the store sells a winning ticket, they only get $10,000. most states give you a percentage. if you win or when i win, i'm going to go back and tip these folks where i bought my tickets. >> reporter: 4.5 million, you're going to see more of that. i have photographs of it. the place is like my dream castle. that's what i'm getting. >> it speaks to you and we'll see and all the family there. tim furlong, thank you. >>> as you might imagine, a steady flow of customers bought

i met a young man today by the name of tristan who was 21 and had a liver transplant at age 3.what a special day. many of these kids and their families have spent long hours in the hospital and today was a moment to enjoy life out at the park. a thank you goes out to all the doctors and nurses at ucsf children's hospital. an oklahoma grandmother is facing questions after leaving a baby was found dead inside her car. how officers think it happened. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. tso why is she smiling?r days driving all over town. because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pep

i met a young man today by the name of tristan who was 21 and had a liver transplant at age 3.what a special day. many of these kids and their families have spent long hours in the hospital and today was a moment to enjoy life out at the park. a thank you goes out to all the doctors and nurses at ucsf children's hospital. (justine) coming up... more lawsuits have been filed after the oroville dam crisis flooded the area... the millions of dollars two farmers say they lost in revenue...(jr stone) and after the break... a truck crashes into a car and sends into a lake trapping the woman inside.... four people jumped into action to save her and it was ll caught on camera... what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. (justine) in yuba county... four good samaritans came to th

tristan reece was born a female but grew up identifying mail.aking hormones to transition about ten years ago but he stopped when he and his husband decided they wanted to have a baby. reece had a miscarriage the first time he was pregnant but the second time was a success. they're baby leo was born on july 14th. >> the moment that he was born, um, was just like a pure moment of bliss. like the happiest moment of my life. just to like see -- see like the very first beginning of leo, um, of his life was just like amaz amazing. >> well the two of them already have two adopted children. leo is their first biological child. >>> now to your fox 29 weather authority. a live look at reading where it really turned out to be a nice evening and taking a look now at old city where you could not have chosen a better day to see philadelphia's historic sites. fox 29's monica cryan is here with your weather authority and it's really a nice one. monica. >> piss cher risk across the delaware valley. temperatures not all that bad at 78 degrees and those dew point

you might be able to help tristan. he's having car trouble and he's trying to diagnose it. >> got a bit of a whine in the car. i don't know what it is. >> there's a whine. a weird whine that he can't quite put his finger on. >> it's worse when i open the front door. >> this is new. and i haven't even seen that before. >> so you hear that? closes the door, it's gone. now listen again. opens the door again. >> and this one i didn't know. >> close it, nothing. >> door closed. >> when did you get that? when were you going to talk to me about the money for this? >> just keeps whining when that door opens. >> i do happen to know how to fix that? >> yeah? >> get in. turn the radio up pretty loud. whine goes away. >> no, no, no. that's just like a band-aid. what you have to do is compliment it, give it some love and attention and it'll go away forever. >> mine is definitely the cheaper fix. >> people on the internet haven't been able to figure it out. if anyone has ideas, maybe we need to reach out and fix this problem. >> i h

or that a washington post poll tristan's, found " especially white evangelicals are much more likely than non-christians to view poverty as the result of individual failings? donald trump is only the embodiment of our current predicament. he lives and dies by the partisan media and is responsible only to himself, he feels free to break all codes a soap -- of socially responsible behavior, and he would likely not disagree with those who say that his success, b speaks his blessedness. bespeaks his blessedness. he is a product of the reagan era imaginary taken to one extreme conclusion and this nation, those who have accepted passively if not wholeheartedly this ethos of freedom of exceptionalism, and individualism, there is some responsibility for our culture in which trump could be elected president. [applause] so, this is where we find ourselves today to read on my 22nd 27 --, august august 17, 2017. the free market is a dominant good, god helps those who help themselves. have any quick fixes for journalism or for our country, we did not get into this situation overnight, nor will we

. >> we did take steps in those end months, like tristan started working from home completely.h. to be cautious. >> you do have to admit that what you have here is unconventional, so for those people who say this isn't a family, how do you respond to them? >> we're not here for people who are at that place. if you are so blind to love and to respect and to the possibility that the world has to offer you, that you don't think that what is in this house is a family, there is no way i'm going to reach you. >> they know the story isn't everyone's but it is someone's. >> it is the teenagers that think they might be trans, or the gay men out there that feel ashamed of themselves. it is those sorts of people that we feel like we would like to reach. >> there are so many different configurations of families all of which are valid and full of love and respect and integrity and -- spit up. >> for cbs mathis morning, portland, oregon. >> reese is not the first transgender man to give birth and in sharing his family story he told us he's not even the first in his circle of friends. >> it i

she gave birth to tristan gabriel strom just after 3:00 in the morning on august first.d three ounces. (james) we're wrapping up the work week with warm temperatures this friday morning. widespread 70s are being reported during the overnight hours. we're also seeing a few sprinkles from time to time as monsoonal moisture is still moving overhead. dry lightning is also being reported. this moisture is expected to move off to our north as the day progresses. the chance of sprinkles and lightning will diminish from south to north by this afternoon. as for the weekend, temperatures are expected to continue to fall with each passing day. inland highs will settle in the low 90s by sunday and stay there for the first half of next week. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:16 am. sunset is at 8:15 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to s