-- shawna, will you marry me? >> yes! >> yes! >> i love that last shot at the end where the helicopter is just flies right on by right next to them. >>> when you give a porcupine an >>> these fellows are channeling their inner tarzan me jane is always such a good idea. >> meow. >> first one makes it over. >> and guy number two. landing. and woo! >> oh wow. he did it in style. he's like let me put my back into it. >> he noodled it. he didn't jump. he flopped his body across the rope there. [ laughter ] >> i love that. from the swamp to the boat. >> oh! >> and he landed on the, out of all the places he could land was on the rocks. >> he was out of shape from the >> whoops whoops, bad idea. >> kadeem williams has quite an interesting video proposal for -- >> "sports illustrated," abigail. pitch lands >>> i'm going to show awe video of two guys on a teeter brd. actually it's quite cool. these guys are impressive, you're watching inar, and olin and anton. they have skiing and gymnastics background. got together and sai

the reason i want to my girlfriend, shawna. i love her more than cake. >> chad and his girlfriend were on this boat. >> it was like go into the middle of the ocean by yourself and we'll catch up and i'll know what to do. what does that mean? >> he doesn't really know how he's going to get the ring. he picked it out himself. but the guys have a surprise for him. he's not going to have to pay for this ring. he is big, patty, mayo over here is giving harnesses that he's going to deliver the ring on the boat. it's a very carefully get the helicopter really close to the boat. >> my mouth is open like what is going on. >> they almost land a helicopter on his head. >> this is where it gets real lovely. >> the helicopter pulls away. >> will you marry me! >> what? >> marry me! >> i can't -- the jet engine. what? >> i love you! >> yes, i love chicken! >> it didn't go like that. at all. >> i love you more than i could ever describe. stuff together and shawna, as scared as i am to do this, in this moment -- shawna, will you marry me? >> ye

-- shawna, will you marry me? >> yes! >> yes! >> i love that last shot at the end where the helicopter is just flies right on by right next to them. >>> when you give a porcupine an >>> these fellows are channeling their inner tarzan me jane is always such a good idea. >> meow. >> first one makes it over. >> and guy number two. landing. and woo! >> oh wow. he did it in style. he's like let me put my back into it. >> he noodled it. he didn't jump. he flopped his body across the rope there. [ laughter ] >> i love that. from the swamp to the boat. >> oh! >> and he landed on the, out of all the places he could land was on the rocks. >> he was out of shape from the >> whoops whoops, bad idea. >> kadeem williams has quite an interesting video proposal for -- >> "sports illustrated," abigail. hey practice. but real quick. >> can i record it? >> >>. >>> as younger adolescent men, nick and i didn't have many options when it came to crushing on actresses and models. but today with the social media, there are so many options

. >> reporter: shawna, was supposed to be married at home in orlando.blem was, she wasn't sure if her groom would make it. shawna's man is a soldier. and the airlines don't seem to be on their side. >> canceled. delayed. missed. >> reporter: with the wedding party at her side, shawna decided she couldn't wait any longer. and when cody beckwith finally caught a flight to tampa at midnight, she decided the airport would just have to do. and after a quick reunion and a few tears, the middle of t.i.a., became shawna and cody's chapel of love. >> cody has been traveling for how long today? >> too long. >> too long, yes. >> reporter: is it the way these two pictured their wedding day? not really. but even with an audnce of strangers and the sound of jets passing by, somehow for this couple, this wedding is just about perfect. >> cody, do you take shawna michelle hodge, to be your lawful wedded wife? >> i do. >> you may now kiss the bride. ladies and gentlemen, i proudly present, for the very first time ever, mr. and mrs. cody beckwith. >> probably saved a lot

a volunteer at city hall who shawna knew was also a fire department volunteer. kerry assisted noah in c.p.r. but quickly realized she needed a defibrillator. sprinted off to secure one at the city hall's a.e.d.'s. taking place, ryan cortez, a corona city e.m.t. and an off-duty was in a meeting with the city manager's office when he pulse d an alert on the point respond app. this app notifies certified of a medical emergency near them. hile ryan rushed downstairs to respond, kerry and noah administered first a.e.d. shock. rerifle -- revival, shawna stabilized the staff member. at 1:56 p.m., the firemen arrived. was able to explain to the firemen exactly what transpired brief them on the a.e.d. readings. i'm very grateful to say that of my staff, who's been a dedicated and instrumental part of my team for years, is recovering and doing well. very ay may have ended differently if not for the quick actions of my staff and the ifesaving techniques administered by noah ritter, kerry lee smith, and ryan cortez. to those three individuals, the ntire calvert team sends t

. >> reporter: both fit the bill. >> hello, my name is shawna.r: and after their one small step conversation, prove isay's point. >> shawna and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. [laughter] >> and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not close-minded, not dishonest -- immoral. and by 2022, that number was 72%. for democrats, 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022, it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to this city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after the election, which is going to be one of the mos

. >>> shawna and george were married with a daughter and shawna was a popular casino employee.apart back in 2012. >> reporter: customers at the palms casino loved shawna tiafay. she made close to 100,000 a year as a glamorous cocktail waitress, as her sister paula recalls. >> always had the perfect hair. like a china doll. >> reporter: shawna met george at a casino where they both worked. he was an army man after graduating from west point and later becoming a las vegas fireman. george's sister maria. >> they are both hard working people. they are both good looking people. they made a lovely couple. >> reporter: they had a beautiful baby girl but as good as things were, after two happy years of marriage, shawna complained to her sister that george had become jealous, controlling, and critical of her. >> it was all those little things that built up over time. >> reporter: and shawna was uncomfortable when george brought a homeless man into their lives to do odd jobs around the house. friend stephanie vargas. >> she called him creepy. he is so creepy, why he is around my house? >

the new information also suggests....jane doe's name may have been shawna. "there's a lot of people that might come through with that name shawna but we're hoping with a name...with a picture...might be able to help tie up some of those loose ends" investigators think she was detectives beleive the girl may have lived in a trailer park on east lake mead boulevard. things are going from bad to worse in louisiana. more rain is in the forecast. and two more deaths have been reported, bringing the total to 13. an estimated 40 thousand homes have been destroyed...despite everything people did to try and save them. the worst part of is all these people who sandbagged for days flooding has caused over a billion dollars in damage. now the state could be facing its biggest housing shortage since the aftermath of hurricane katrina--- a decade ago. right now...brazilian authorties are investigating whether a group of u-s olympic swimmers lied about being robbed in rio. brazilian authorities pulled two american swimmers off their u-s bound plane last night... jack conge

so to shawna thomas who worries about the less successful graduate, shawna, i'm here to tell you, yourld today. i'm sorry, beyonce, there's no contest. and, by the way, shawna's team, the flakes, beat congress 13-10. whoo-hoo! now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >>> indecision 2012 continues. mitt romney has now completed his fifth day of having absolutely no idea what he thinks about president obama's new policy on immigration, and that's not the worst part for romney. this immigration thing is making it wicked hard for romney to continue to tell his lies about the president's economic record. >> the white house got a surprise boost today. >> there is a fascinating new poll out this morning. >> a new poll by bloomberg news. >> surprisingly good news for the white house. >> a new bloomberg news survey gives the pres

body camera footage is shedding light on how this happened to 30-year old shawna yuen. weighting just 100 pounds...she's now ifacing felony charges after an officer showed up to deal with a fight between shawna and her mother.in: nats of screaming those are...out: ...behind bars.(grant) now shawna's mother is pushing back, saying her daughter should be in a mental hospital, not jail...facing felony charges. police say they went to the house...and shawna ran away...then attacked...grabbing the officer by the crotch...the officer hitting her in the face several times. at that point...the body camera was activated and backup arrived. shwana's mom says she told police her daughter was scitzophrenic and sometimes doesn't take her medicine. the village of biscayne park where this happened is not commenting. (steve) a live look outside at the golden gate bridge.. (pam) metreologist brittney shipp has the weather details for the week.. including a few showers... seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will resul

shawna johnson bails oututer buddy with a beautiful cut to the hoop... that's two easy points...u-n-i trailed by thirteen... but never quit... madison weekly gets into the paint and finds stephanie davison for the jumper... but not enough of that for the panthers... and too much shawna johnson fofo the cyclones... the junior with the steal and the finish... iowa state rolls 84-75... the cyclones get back on the winning track after a touggo down in cancun -- they move to 3-and-3 overall... the message from iowa football has been pretty consistent all year long... they're just taking it one team at a time... trying to be 1-0 each week... but when you go 1-0 twelve times... the games mean a ttle more at the end... but even the hawkeyes can admit week's big ten championship game has a little more buzz around it than... say... a game in september... and much of the talk is about how the country is about to find out if iowa is "for real"... but the voice of the hawkeyes says... doubt these guys at your own risk... i think if you were to dump some truth syrum i

shawna, how do you see the landscape in 2020 as different from 2016 in this strategy? clearly it was one that worked against hillary clinton but also right in the wake of president obama. >> well, i think one thing you have to realize is that especially 2020 also involves all of the republicans who have to republican for re-election. you had people like max thornberry of texas, ranking member is now of the house armed services committee, who basically before this hand was like please, president trump, please, please, don't go this national emergency route because i don't want to have to tell my constituents military construction money is being shifted from msg construction to a wall. he's actually created a weird 2020 problem for some republicans possibly. but i think less when it comes to the presidential election, the members of congress who are running this time, the senators, these democratic senators, he's basically set up a situation where they have something very, very clear to run against. and if everyone is right and his base is not enough -- if you're right a

when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin, shawna remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., including sexual exploitation,

the new information also suggests....jane doe's name may have been shawna. "there's a lot of people that might come through with that name shawna but we're hoping with a name...with a picture...might be able to help tie up some of those loose of 16 and 21 years old. the girl was found nearly four decades ago...lying face down....with only some of her clothes on.... and when they found her -- she had no teeth. "that information alone might be what we need to solve this case" we have close up pictures of what jane sahara doe was found wearing that night 37 years ago. she had red fingernail polish on....and very distinct jewlery. located an update.... on the search for a possible killer!!! police are still looking.... for -25- year-old... jaime santana.... who is accused of killing a young woman... but tonight.... they have discovered the car.... that he was driving. it was found.... near valley view boulevard and washington. the same area..... where the victim was found dead.... inside a home. police say... there was evidence of some kind of struggle... with s

my name is shawna. i am 63 years old. >> and i am roxanne.nversation proof isay's point. >> shawna and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. >> so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not closed-minded, not dishonest, immoral. and by 2022 that number was 72%. for democrats 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022 it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to this city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after the election, which is going to be one of the most critical moments in history in terms of polarizati

just like shawna and roxane. what kind of shape are we in as a culture? >> hm...wever, the wound is where the law gets income and i hope this whole process here and many other processes are that light, and we just need to be open to it. >> reporter: for one small step, that would be a massive return. for "eye on america," i'm jim axelrod in columbus, georgia. >> norah: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." our special coverage of the democratic national convention continues on cbs news 24/7 and here on cbs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i' >> their dog just latched onto my dog's arm and started pulling. >> announcer: the pit bull was tenacious... >> i grabbed the dog and tried to put my thumb in its eye, and it let go. >> this man right here is viciously swinging on my dog and myself, and i'm telling him, "please, stop." >> no, i never -- never... >> announcer: ...but how low will her story go? >> judge judy: he demanded favors from you to make it all go away. i'm going to tell you something. he doesn't look crazy. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the

. >> reporter: when we first brought you their story, bob and shawna were expecting their first childve months into her pregnancy, shawna's water broke, putting her at an extreme risk. >> my whole body fell forward, just like in my hands. >> reporter: shawna was put on strict bed rest and eventually hospitalized. with covid-19 visitor restrictions, she and her husband were separated for 12 difficult weeks. >> it was, it was just heartbreaking. >> reporter: but bob was determined to support his bride, bringing date nights to her about 40 times, ordering dinner from their favorite restaurant, dropping off hers with security, and then taking his seat four stories below. >> we are all set up, wonder baby, miracle mom. >> reporter: bringing handmade signs shawna could see from her hospital window. >> it's the power of positivity and really trying to stay positive in such a scary situation. >> reporter: and today? >> happy father's day. >> reporter: that positivity paying off. >> in there sleeping. >> reporter: a baby boy, forest, weighing in at 4 pounds 3 ounces. and while he is premature,

>> after ten years together, shawna moved out. into this town house.e early morning hours, someone lay in wait for her in her home. >> she enters the hallway. it's dark much there's no light. >> dan long and terry miller are investigators with the las vegas metropolitan police department. >> she moves towards the stairway to go upstairs to her bedroom. >> when suddenly shawna was attacked by someone wielding a hammer. >> and she was savagely beaten with this metal head of that hammer until she was dead. >> cops soon learned her estranged husband a rock solid alibi. he worked an all night shift at the firehouse. but within 48 hours, detectives get a crucial tip. from an unlikely source, a maintenance worker, william penex known as big will. he told police a friend nicknamed greyhound boasted he had just murdered a woman. there were clues everywhere in the desert tent where he was living and on his cell phone. >> what kind of numbers do you find on that phone? >> we find a guy by the name of george in his cell phone. and when we asked him who is george,

shawna you have played snow white for least 13 years. youandling the fact that this is the end? >> it's super sad of course and i had my moments of tears. most actors, their shows come to an en there is an end date. and we have been so lucky to be on this de, all of us who have been there whether it's one year to 25 to 30 years, we've all had this awesome steady job and now 're experiencing that real moment that most actors experience.'s he show closing. >> when the show debuted it was scheduled to run for -- >> sixweeks. >> and now here it is the longest running musical review in the world. why do u think it'senjoyed such longevity? >> people ask me. it's so good. i'm not just saying it because it's my show. it's veryev cr. we have the most talented people. it's visually beautiful and you know you're going to see something new. >> literally it changes every night. >> it changes as fast as we find something in the newhat we think the audience will think is relevant. it's really all about th audience. they determine whatoes in. >> is that

host: let's go to shawna, democrat, california. you are up first. caller: good morning. my question is, what is it that the republican party can do is a whole for them to reunite and bring our country together and for democrats also to come in and reunite with republicans? we are all really not looking good as a whole for americans. i watch c-span every morning. i am very discouraged some of the stuff that i hear, but it does not discourage me from watching. i would like to know, what can the republican party do as a whole to unite, because it doesn't sound good when you are talking about having a patriot party outside the republican party. as a democrat, i am willing to work with uniting with republicans so we can bring our country back together as a whole , because america is one of the best countries in the world. well, is the best country in the world. host: does the rnc support a patriot party? then you can respond to her question about unity. guest: no, the rnc does not support a patriot party. we believe the republican party is the home for the most freethinking,

at's when to shawna ft for an urgent care clinic. that sadly would never make it inside the report ates that she collapsed near her vehicle after being rush back to dead jusbefore 09:30pmthe ced report stating hypertensive rdiovascular disease as the immediate cae of death she was a good daughter, not one of my best friends, a spokesman with freighter leased this statement. th family is in our thoughts and has our deepest sympath we cannot comment further at this time meantime the family has hired an attorney ernie and hopes to prevent similar tragedies to be able to stop. >>these typeof atrocities from reoccurring. >>ahead tonight,winter weather across the nation slamming near 90 million americans me show you the hardest h areas. that's in a few minutes plus californias suing the federal government again thistime it's over fracking. and next at 6 30 loved ones morningafter a deadly avalanche in alpine medals kills a 34 year-olman we ha the latt coming up when you he nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. trpepto li

. >> reporter: shawna met george at the casino where they both worked. he was an army man after graduating from west point, later becoming a las vegas fireman. george's sister, maria. >> they're both hard-working people. they're both good-looking people. they made a lovely couple. >> reporter: they had a beautiful baby girl. after two happy years of marriage, shawna complained to her sister that george had become jealous, controlling and critical of her. >> it was all those little things that built up over time. >> reporter: and shawna was uncomfortable when george brought a homeless man into their lives to do odd jobs around the house. friend, stephanie vargas. >> she would call him creepy. he's so creepy, why is he around my house. >> reporter: after ten years together, shawna moved out into this townhouse. on september 29th, 2012, after shawna left work in the early morning hours, someone lay in wait for her in her home. >> she enters into the hallway. it's dark, there's no light. >> reporter: dan long and terry miller are investigators with the las v

shawna, great to see you. thanks for getting up early.t we learned about in georgia last night, and now it's going to play out here in washington. because what's going to play out in congress is related, of course, to how the republican party thinks it should be conducting itself. the schism among those who need to conduct ourselves accordingly and oh, by the way, the constitutional thing to do. and looks lick republicans are on track to lose control of the senate here. we haven't called that second race here, so we have called control of the senate. but the lessons we learn in georgia send a pretty strong message to republicans in washington about how the country feels about donald trump. >> yeah. it does. i mean, i think what we learned in georgia, especially with a runoff that had many people show up and vote which is almost crazy is that nationalizing that particular runoff worked. i think part of why -- and this is just my analysis, i haven't talked to senator mitch mcconnell, maybe part of what mitch mcconnell was sort of like, okay

>> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at the end of the video, were those tears of joy or terror, shawna?> they were tears of joy. like i could not -- like i was just so overwhelmed with the fact that he did all of this for me. >> jimmy: how did you get the police to go along with this prank? >> well, i shot a pitch to them. i said, well, you know, we got a lot of tension in the black life and the police in our community. so let's try to break the tension by doing something positive. >> jimmy: yeah, well, you broke it all right. you definitely broke it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: maybe you haven't set a date yet, but will the police be invited to the wedding? >> yes. >> jimmy: very good. well, we took the liberty of getting you a couple of engagement gifts. we got you a fondue set, which guillermo is working on, and we got you a couple of his and hers bullet-proof vests. [ cheers and applause ] just in case. well, that is an amazing story, and you're both very, very crazy, but congratulations to you and have a happy holiday. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: t

shawna, how do you think that tension will evolve from here? >> i mean, it's pretty clear that the president wants people to get back to work. he wants to reopen the country. but even as we saw in the town hall as people were asking questions that fox news had gathered, he was also putting it back in the hands of the states. he was saying that he was answering questions basically saying, hey, that kind of question depends on your governor. i think one of the things, that tension you're seeing in politics, one of the ways he's working through it, is to make sure you know that the governors are responsible -- i'm not saying they're the only ones responsible, but i think that is kind of one of the tactics he is using. and as things open up, and if things go well, he'll get to say, hey, i put the plan together that these governors used and be able to use that. if something goes wrong in one state, he'll be able to say, hey, that governor didn't follow the plan. >> jonathan, let me play another cut from the town hall that aired this evening on fox n

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stevens hired by shawna's kill her. he later was the key witness in teafeys trial and when george in. >>i laughed it off. yeah, okay. and when you think about it. when i found out he was real about it. i said yeah, i would do it. >> reporter: when talking to stevens remorse comes to mind. he is sorry for what he has done. >> i have a mom, a sister. you know what i mean. if i would have thought about it i would probably not have done it. >> reporter: if he could go back he would not tell the george out of it. homeless and alcoholic. something he is not apologizing for. >> i am a street person. i am not going to call the police. >> reporter: stevens sentenced to 42 years to life in prison. he took her life for a man he once called a friend. >> he is a good friend. we were cool. >> reporter: would you say he was a good friend looking back >> no. three. >> anchor: local preacher that talked about sin of sex. assaults young girl. trial continued yesterday with testimony from the victims. we want to warn you, some of the deta

they also think her name might've been shawna. "there's a lot of people that might come through with that name shawna but we're hoping with a name...with a picture...might be able to help tie up some of those loose ends" metro thinks jane sahara doe was between 16 and 21-years-old when she was found dead. detectives hope this brings them closer to cracking the case. right now...17 people are in the hospital after bus crash in central pennsylvania. witnesses say it looked like the driver lost control of the bus late last night. they say the bus slammed into several cars...a bridge...fire hydrants...a pole...a church and then finally a dumpster! witnesses also say they saw people being thrown from the back of the bus to the front before it stopped. fortunately the 17 people taken to the hospital only had minor now to the olympics... with the games winding down in rio, the u-s is continuing their dominance. the u-s women swept the medals in the 1-hundred meter hurdles. it's the first time that's happened in olympic history. it's a ni

shawna and yamiche are here as well. frank, let's start with you. there are some real questions about what happens with chris wray. you've seen a lot of classified memos. explain why the fbi is so worried about this release and what you expect to see when it comes to potential redactions? >> yeah, so a couple of thoughts. first, we see the use of the word "grave" when the fbi and department of justice come out and say they have grave concerns about the release of that. there's significance in the word "grave" within the intelligence community. >> why, what does that mean? >> it's the word that's used when you define top secret. grave damage. top secret information is information if released that would cause grave damage to national security. it's also a word that's used when you conduct a damage assessment. you determine at the highest level whether there was grave damage. so there's a clue there that we're probably talking about top secret. with regard to what christopher wray might be doing, i've got to tell you something, i'm going to put politic

shawna cox was one of the that wildlife refuge in oregon. she was released from jail, and is now under house arrest in kanab, utah. she says she was in the truck with finicum when fbi agents were shooting at them, and they crashed in the snow. that's when finicum got out. "he gets out the door with his hands out. he said, 'shoot me. shoot me.'" (butted with) "he's a hero. he's a martyr. it's too bad that people have to die before people stand up and listen." fbi says finicum was reaching for a handgun, and that's why agents opened fire. but shawna says she is certain he died trying to protect them. state assemblywoman michele fiore is getting ready to head trip are still being worked out, but she hopes to be there thursday. the bundy brothers were arrested by federal agents after taking over a wildlife refuge for weeks. won't be released until all their supporters leave. time now is x:xx --- up next.. here's a great story about not giving up on someone... a vegas local wins millions on the superbowl. but wait until you hear how he did it! gr

>> reporter: shawna's ignoring corporations today. in fact, she's not planning on spending any money at all. >> i've been seeing it a lot over the last couple of days. i think the last 48 hours is where i've seen it a lot. >> reporter: shawna is participating in the economic blackout. participants are boycotting large corporations like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours friday. instead people are encouraged to go to small businesses, use cash only or not spend anything at all. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> reporter: people's union usa is the grassroots group credited with the movement. the goal is to disrupt the economy and send a powerful message about what they call corporate greed. john schwarz, the founder, posted social media videos asking people to hold the line. >> because the truth is simple. we, the people, are the economy. without us nothing moves. without us there is no profit. >> reporter: but the impacts of the 24-hour boycott aren't certain. julian vogel, a finance professor at

matthew continetti, shawna thomas and howard fineman. all right, guys, i want to share with you rudy giuliani who is paying his respects to john mccain on capitol hill. garrett haake caught up with him and he brought up the 60-day window. take a listen. >> the justice department has a rule that you should stay out of politically charged investigations within 60 days of the election. i hope he respects that. >> reporter: or what? >> or nothing. it just affects how people look at the legitimacy of his investigation. is it political or is it a real law enforcement investigation. >> all right. howard fineman, let me go through a few things here. first, here's what the inspector general in june of 2018 said. the 60-day rule is not written or described in any department policy or regulation. nevertheless, high-raning department and fbi officials acknowledged the existence of a general practice that informs department decisions. here's what the doj guidelines say. this is a minneapolis/st. paemo wrote. how about that. law enforcement officers a

shawna khalafi kron 4 news. thank you, sean. a great location and i love that big sigh.iss it. no shot at so much. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with details yeah, we're heading around the california right. people are getting away and headed out to the beach, probably trying to beat the heat about the monterey bay looks like a gorgeous place to be this weekend. monterey. very comfortable 62 degrees. 69 in santa cruz. 77 warming up in watsonville 63 degrees in carmel and carmel valley up to 82 degrees. southern california not bad. you're looking at 80's in los angeles still getting hot in pasadena and 91 to 94 in pomona 78 in san diego. the high country also going to be on the hot side and and temperatures there running as high as 91 in south lake tahoe 94 truckee, a hot 103 in reno and a 102 degrees in carson city. all right around the bay area right now. what a contrast in temperatures cool 58 degrees in pacifica. it is 100 in livermore right now. a 102 in concord. one. '03, in fairfield, but you get inside the bay. there's enough of a sea breeze re

police say they think her name was shawna. "there's a lot of people that might come through with that name shawna but we're hoping with a name...with a picture...might be able to help tie up some of those loose ends" metro says the victim was between the age 16 to 21. had some of her clothes on... and she had no teeth. if you think you might know anything about this case.. police are asking you to call them. an update to the pit bull that killed a child... metro tells us that pitbull has been put down.... the child was killed and the pit bull was taken away by animal control here in the valley.... police say the child was at a friends house-- when that family's pit bull attacked him. they didnt want to go on happened to the pitbull or if anyone will face charges. also this midday....a michigan woman says four bulldog puppies were stolen right out of her front yard wednesday...as she mowed her lawn.... the victim said the puppies are her pride and joy. the family is ultimately raising the dogs to sell....but they do get very at

<shawna stanfill: ""never in a million years i thought he would harm his babies.kers and friends say rounin and his exwife had problems. he was scheduled this morning, to appear in yolo county superiror court for violating a restraining order, for texting his ex. they say there were no red flags to indicate rounin had cracked. but signs he left, which they discovered after their deaths tell them a lot.< frank roman, roman investigations "he had pinned the picture and the christmas card right here." along with a mini koran." "completely clearn. and this was standing just like that."> <"this was a planned situation. he knew he wasn't coming back.">and a recent change to his profile picture, may also hold some clues...it shows the word "talk" exed out and act in bold red letters. but his friends described a man loved life, and lived for his girls"i knew how much he loved those girls. "this is unfortunate. yes, these girls should be here today. yes, he was wrong in how they died. "

just like shawna and roxanne. >> what kind of shape are we in as a culture?e angry. >> however, the wound is where the light gets in. and, i am hoping that this whole process here and many other processes are that light and we need to be open to it. >> reporter: for one small step that would be a massive return. >>> don't go anywhere, much more ahead tonight on the prime time edition. brock purdy was running for his life last sunday against the saints. most of the other starters were not on the field with him. it sounds like that will change for tomorrow night's game in vegas. matt breaks it all down for us after the break. >>> problems with fans in the stands. could a system of yellow cards like soccer keep rogue families in check at youth sports games? >>> a trip of a lifetime, a chance for young kids to focus what they can do, their story, coming up and . >>> thanks to a new rule, parents could get red and yellow cards at high school sporting events. the body that oversees the games are cracking down on spectators that are rude and unruly, as they should.

michael, juanita, shawna, thank you to each of you. we have a lot coming up. >>> donald trump making some really wild comments today about why he failed to stand up to vladimir putin about this new intelligence. take a look. >> you had a phone call with vladimir putin on july 23rd. did you bring up this issue? >> no. that was a phone call to discuss other things. >> other things, but not that huge scandal. meanwhile, neal katyal joins us to talk about what america can do when you have an attorney general declaring partisanship going into an election like this. and a new update, the trump administration backing down on the clashes in portland. that's an important story. and something you may not have heard about. i'll give you my legal break down about why it was so important to see congress grilling some of the biggest names in sill everyone cal. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here

let's bring in shawna cothomas.e claims are made by the white house that there's classified information in the book, how is that so? didn't they get a copy six months ago and have to review it all? >> there's a process in the national security council to figure this out, and from what i have read, john bolton has said he went through that process and took some things out. there's even, i think, a quote in the book that i believe the "new york times" highlighted just about how something he wants to tell you that president trump said but that he can't because that had been redacted. so there's clearly a process that went on. but the white house hadn't given over their final approval. i know john bolton has said he got what he needed from the national security council to publish this book, but it was unclear in public if the white house had actually approved. i think their justice department filing is a way of saying we don't approve this. i think it's worth noting, say what you want about john bolton, he understands g