john ericson with you on 18th this is where a 39-year-old man was found cut or stabbed to death. and since we showed you this scene at the top of the this broadcast the csi vans have arrived at the scene. the suspect and victim do know each other in this case. we asked police if the suspect is in custody. police only saying they're talking to witnesses right here behind us to get more information about that suspect. we are told an update should be just minutes away. >> john, thanks. >>> we also have an update on this breaking news happening 59th avenue and camel back. an arrest, four people in critical condition after that violent track. we're talking about how traffic is getting around this one. >>> and this is all caught on camera. >> people have a right to their furniture. they have a right to know what's going on. >> and the shot of getting your >>> back to that breaking news and that new video for phoenix firefighters where they and glendale firefighters did an incredible job trying to save lives. traffic we understand being die srerted for now. >> reporter: yeah, so at 59th

abc15's john ericson is in the area right now near dunlap, john what's the plan. >> here is the alley, neighbors many crooks. >> reporter: a lock isn't enough. >> this is a nice neighborhood. and you know there's the criminal highway goes right through the middle. >> reporter: says he never knows what or whom he'll find because of the alley that runs through the back of his house. >> don't come to a gunfight with a knife, so don't prepared. >> it's easy to fix it really is. all we have to do is abandon the alley. close it. put up a fence. >> reporter: 2/3 of the neighbors have to agree to the plan. and the city has to approve.. a man down the street doesn't have an alley issue because he doesn't have an alley. just a fence between he and his think that's security. >> reporter: tom asked for a wall two years ago but couldn't get neighbors on board. this time after what happened with the girls -- >> that's unacceptable. >> reporter: he thinks his neighbors will agree with him. >>> if something like this peaks your interest to stop crime we posted down more details on closing down an sto

ericson: he said it second. sanders: and with the transportation bill we will have $400 million to build roads and bridges and create jobs. we have greatly expanded community health centers now accessing the primary health care through the center's. we have expanded veterans' programs with primary health care all over the state. >>moderator: let's talk about gridlock we will start with you. what will you do to try to break the gridlock? laframboise: the biggest problem is 2.fingers at. of that is what i recognized immediately to think of the solution to the problem. by simply changing the way we go to to write the bill first to turning our representatives in two representatives instead of legislators then bypass the gridlock to go to almost directly the three bills that i have researched the most people agree with the areas that i wrote the bill. mcgovern: the question and? am i and favor of gridlock? >>moderator: what will you do to end gridlock? mcgovern: first come of focus on issues that unite us and not div

trades at 13 times earnings estimates versus 18 for ericson. nokia is paying to wait. 4.2% dividend. i like it. but if you want best in breed, ericsson is the way. if you want value stock that's got a nice dividend. nokia is the way to go i expect 5g. next up, there are the fi5g semiconductor companies. sky works, qualcomm and xilinx qual qualcomm is up 7% intel is up 2.4% there have been some major changes here originally like them all i told you skyworks is my favorite it is cheap and has a tremendous amount of 5g exposure. some are right for reassessment. qualcomm had the most seismic shift. communications chipmaker has the best 5g offering and virtually in every 5g phone. but they had a bitter lawsuit with apple which was going after them for monopoly pricing. when they reached a settlement two weeks ago with the deal and six years, the stock soared. not only did this remove a major overhang, it gave us visibility for qualcomm sales for years to come the stock has rub from 58 to $86, it is less expensive. i think it is a hold up. we have to

we are learning all kinds of things i recommended ericson. the 5g rollout they may even cost more money. you don't need to worry about it as a back door to your cellular network. since most have drifted higher on the 7% gain by stylings i named my new puppy it hasn't even been three full weeks or we have gotten new developments here. it is perhaps as soon as the following week so far it hasn't happened. when pence went to the security conference he demanded you're banned chinese technology from over the next few months you are going to watch the major wireless because they are about to make major sourcing decisions. it should be ground from ericson and nokia. it is despite president trump. now, this week we are hearing even more about 5g at the mwc conference in barcelona. it is formally known as the mobile world congress. it got so big they decide today clang the name in the acronym. it has made one thing crystal clear. we left out a major player remember, we'll keep revisiting this scene i'm talking about maybe one that i should have mentio

john ericson is live. john, voters now taking this latest information to heart. >> reporter: what people won't see is the sheriff getting arrested. instead according to his lawyer they'll be paper work where arpio will plead not guilty. it starts with grainy video because this case 2007. a lawsuit accusing sheriff arpio of racial traffic stops. a federal judge ordered arpio to stop, to make changes. this year the federal judge said arpio department make the necessary changes, didn't follow a court order. not following a court order is contempt of court. if it's done on purpose that could be criminal contempt. all of this happening in the context of an election year but just a new tease to an old case? we went to a voter town hall to ask voters. >> i decided that i don't want to vote for arp -- arpio. i voted for him in the past. i feel that he's profiling people and he's actually pretty old. it comes a time when it's time for a change. >>> in a statement, the sheriff calls the charge rubbish. says he's con

ericson: i represent the united states marijuana party.states of america is we're suffering from a lack of democracy and the system is american and just to give you an example because i did go to school that our lavender eighth graders to watch this program they are concerned about bullying. but senator leahy has been a bully and he has then a police in the political playground the way children are believed in the schoolyard. and i mean i ran is a democratic candidate this past summer and the senator refused to have even one debate or one for of with be. he is a political playground bully and ps sexist and a totalitarian that is undemocratic and un-american and he should be ashamed of himself. >> if you can have an opportunity to respond. >>. leahy: as a person who wrote the violence against women act i don't see there is any group of women in this country that calls me sexist . and referring to senator sanders i admired him. he and his wife are close friends. i am pleased that he is holding a rally this week to endorse me and the rest of

>> yeah. >> the great white that attacked ericson was believed to be between 9 and 11 feet long.hree months in the hospital and has undergone eight surgeries now. it's an incredible story, and we have plenty more of it later on on "gma." >>> newly released police body camera video shows tennis superstar venus williams moments after a deadly car accident in florida. an officer tells williams that he's not going to give her a ticket because she got stuck in a bad situation. police initially said williams was at fault but later said surveillance video shows that she lawfully entered that intersection. a passenger in the other car died, and his wife is now suing williams. >>> and federal officials are expanding an investigation into carbon monoxide leaks in ford explorers, this after the austin police department reported toxic fumes were making its officers sick. the problem appears to only affect a special issued to police suv. the probe includes more than a million explorers from 2011 through 2017. in a statement ford says they're working with police customers to solve the issue. >

eric ericson was putting a voice to what many republican officials are saying privately.r out. he's survived other scandals so far. he's survived a number of issues that would have ended campaigns for so many other candidates from georgia. even starting with lying about graduating from the university of georgia. which he never did but said on the campaign trail, or lying about serving in law enforcement. all those issues might have brought down any other candidate. they are not counting him out. he needs a very strong defense. it's unlikely we're going to see're statewide candidates rally with herschel walker standby him. they might not say anything directly about the candidacy right now. >> reporter for the atlanta journal constitution, greg, thank you for calling us at the last minute as we're dealing with this breaking political news. we'll have much more on this tomorrow. we'll see how this plays out. again, the son of herschel walker releasing a damning video about his father's campaign all being based on lies. that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks

ericson's 20th of the season. the bruins win 2-1. >>> and earlier in the show we told you mayo announced his retirement, and maybe his next step is to help out as a coach. players already said he was a coach on the field. instagram. after a lot of thought we've express our sincere gratitude for what we consider a life changing event. the past eight years. as my family and i prepare for the future be sure the pats memories will always hold a special place in our hearts. and espn is reporting the team rehired scarneccia as the offensive line coach. he retired back in 2013 after 32en is in the nfl -- seasons in the nfl, including 30 with the patriots. >>> and now the nfl trade dead lynn. the sell -- nba trade deadline, so far the celtics have been quiet, but the team should be ready for anything. >> we haven't accomplished what we want to accomplish, and we're just moving forward, and the big errs things is we have to be ready to act and be ready are presented to us. we can't force them. we can't think that we're way

chp officer mike ericson was released from the university of california at davis medical center. he was there for three months... after being left in critical condition. 28-year-old austin scott of nevada...was driving a stolen truck from reno... while police say he was on drugs. he allegedly intentionally struck officer ericson's motorcycle...off of interstate highway-80... before fleeing. scott was later found and arrested. officials say ericson is currently recovering. >> vicki:still ahead. the loss of draymond green. for the warriors last night. lead to a loss for the dubs in game five. but why some are saying. green's suspension was all a part of a plan. and at 5:30. we head back out to florida. for the latest on the deadly shooting at an orlando nightclub. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clin

john ericson is live at sky harbor. it makes sense that people would want to escape to the desert but that the plan this time for the people you talked to? >> reporter: stephanie not quite. the trip was already but with the hurricane baring down, they wanted to get here as quickly as possible. a woman who's new to florida is glad to be here in arizona away from matthew but is worried about what her home may look like when she goes back. >> it's absolutely terrifying. we very quickly learn how to put up the shutters and i feel it's still very, very scary. >> most things going normally here at the airport this afternoon. she flew out of fort lauderdale this morning. says the airport was already looking deserted as it got read ready to shut down. she's on her way to sedona but says she may not be able to relax with matthew on her mind. >> tracking hurricane matthew right now. as it continues to move to the northwest at around 1 1-miles- per-hour. that eye centered on west palm beach. you can see heavy rain moving into jack

silvia ericson doesn't know when she'll get back to minnesota. >> i don't think i'm going to come back for christmas next year. >> reporter: not all modes of transportation were hampered by this storm. kids in the heart of manhattan got a rare opportunity to go sledding. in new york, manuel gallegos. >>> the storm brought just a dusting, but our neighbors to the east were slammed with frozen conditions and they are still digging out tonight. wjz is live at thurgood marshall airport. travel is still running slow, kelly -- >> reporter: with several major airports shut down all day, there's still a ripple as many in baltimore were dealing with the snow themselves. >> it just kept snowing, on and on. >> we had like about any where from 18 to about 20-inches of snow. >> reporter: then the wind seemed like it would never end. >> you could be on a piece of highway that's just wet or dry then come across a field that piled the snow right for 20 or 30 feet that's all it takes to spin out. >> reporter: vwi remained open but others shut down, causing problems here. >> it's impacted a good portion

. >>> john ericson live outside of headquarters. that officer has now resigned. >> here are the allegations the officer was on duty at a gas station when he started flirting with that 16-year-old girl. now the girl is the daughter of a homicide victim but that is not related to how the officer gave the girl his number. the girl's family got upset. it is against department policy to turn on the job meetings into something personal. the girl also obviously is under aged. the officer resigned on tuesday. my colleague breaking the story today on abc15 news at 5:00. phoenix police not able to comment tonight. this is an ongoing investigation back to you. >> john, thank you. >>> a scary situation for a mesa family coming into their their bed. police say joshua f, rest walked into the house. took a shower and made himself comfortable. >> so i step out of my bathroom and walk three steps toward the bed and i freeze. because he's facing me asleep and i see this man in our bed. >> the family is saying,. >> brian: probably just needed a place

ericson right here. >> four man rush, over the middle. it's caught, inside the 30 yard line down to the 28. 25 seconds to play. one of the best days in his career. takes him in the field goal range. now you have as to manage the clock as well. over again, it's broken up, incomplete. looking for a wheel, right, in on the coverage. it stops at 15 seconds, 2nd down and 10. maybe only one more play, two more plays, quickly, before you have to set up a field goal and you have to make sure the clock is stopped. >> exactly. that's what you have to set up for. i think a play over the middle is incredibly dang ris. he may have to keep it right here. side lines, incomplete. you got to go for a field goal now. >> you have time to the side line, just like that, you may flip the formation and run the same. >> on dan fults, the center he's down on the field. >> again, the clock moving, a run play the clock is moving, this goes down, then it's a ten second runoff inside a minute. because it was an incomplete pass which stopped the clock timeout, now wit

the bus, definitely thought that there were going to be more traumatic injuries >> reporter: maren ericson says she was one of the first people to pull up to the scene, roughly an hour before first responders could reach the remote area. >> one of the girls kept saying, "i'm okay, i'm okay. and she just looked right at me and said, "actually, can i just have a hug?" >> reporter: state police say the rolled-over bus was one of four buses from a ymca summer camp program the others not involved. kids from one of the program's other buses seen reuniting with their families the west boise ymca says it does not own the camp buses >> it was a miracle that all of them were in as good of condition that they were in. >> reporter: and tonight, there's no official word on why a summer highlight turned into a summer scare jesse kirsch, nbc news >>> still ahead tonight, a legendary comeback for the world's greatest gymnast, as simone biles hits the mat. >>> plus, pickleball courts on the front lines in a nationwide battle over noise, and it's already dividing communities >>> we're back with one of the m

eric ericson is leading the charge. he says if a unity ticket isn't able to get the required number >> deborah: today sesenator lindsay graham announced he is endorsing fellow senator ted cruz for president. he previously said cruz was no better than donald trump and graham even joked about hurting cruz. >>> number three, lead contamination. inside the water is a problem reaching far beyond the disaster in flint, michigan. accocording to a usa today report, hundreds of schools across the country have lead- tainted water exposing children to dangerous levels. it cites information from the environmental protection agency. >>> and number four, wall street completed a stunning turn-around for the year. the dow erased a scary start for 2016 down nearly 2,000 points since january. the big rebound has been driven by a spike in oil prices and fading fears of a possible recession. >>> well, funning for mental health treatment has been falling in florida even though the economy is improving. and florida lawmakers s didn't stop th

ericson right here. >> four man rush, over the middle. it's caught, inside the 30 yard line down to the 28. 25 seconds to play. one of the best days in his career. takes him in the field goal range. now you have as to manage the clock as well. over again, it's broken up, incomplete. looking for a wheel, right, in on the coverage. it stops at 15 seconds, 2nd down and 10. maybe only one more play, two more plays, quickly, before you you have to make sure the clock is stopped. >> exactly. that's what you have to set up for. i think a play over the middle is incredibly dang ris. he may have to keep it right here. side lines, incomplete. you got to go for a field goal now. >> you have time to the side line, just like that, you may flip the formation and run the same. >> on dan fults, the center he's down on the field. >> again, the clock moving, a run play the clock is moving, this goes down, then it's a ten second runoff inside a minute. pass which stopped the clock anyway, it was an official timeout, now with nine seconds left, you see he po

ericson right here. >> four man rush, over the middle. it's caught, inside the 30 yard line down to the 28. 25 seconds to play. one of the best days in his career. takes him in the field goal range. now you have as to manage the clock as well. over again, it's broken up, incomplete. looking for a wheel, right, in on the coverage. it stops at 15 seconds, 2nd down and 10. maybe only one more play, two more plays, quickly, before you have to set up a field goal and >> exactly. that's what you have to set up for. i think a play over the middle is incredibly dang ris. he may have to keep it right here. side lines, incomplete. you got to go for a field goal now. >> you have time to the side line, just like that, you may flip the formation and run the same. >> on dan fults, the center he's down on the field. >> again, the clock moving, a run play the clock is moving, this goes down, then it's a ten second runoff inside a minute. because it was an incomplete anyway, it was an official timeout, now with nine seconds left, you see he potentially is

ericson and his angry enabler the are embarrassed by his name sake. donald trump had to say this, small crowds @red state today in atlanta. people were very angry and he has saved me time and money. >> caller: good morning, i would like to see carly when she says that hillary clinton lied, they all lie. when that reporter asked trump, she went back way far and looked for things to aggravate him instead of talking about the issues. they didn't do that with the other candidates. i didn't hear them say well, you said this back in such and such. they just did that to trump. and as far as the political correctness, the pendulum is way out of whack. and they worry about things like that crook in georgia that said the n word 30 years. the media blew that up as political correctness. they go after the red skins name for political correctness when there are so many political things that should be do. trump is telling them absolutely what day don't want to hear. and the whole population of the united states knows he is telling the truth, and these politicians,

which has been a good thing for lisa ericson >> it started at the beginning of the pandemic. >> startedrk from home desk, after seeing this picture taken at her 50th birthday party >> i saw that photo and i thought, that's not what i want to look like >> game on since march of last year, lisa has logged between 17 and 20 miles a day, nearly 6500 miles total, at more than 13 million steps. >> it doesn't feel hard when i'm doing it it just feels like a day in the office, but then when i look at that, i'm like, that's pretty cool i walked almost a marathon while i worked >> lisa works as an insurance subrogation specialist >> it's as exciting as it sounds >> now, she's also known as the walking worker >> hey, guys, it's your walking worker >> with thousands of tiktok followers. glitz rr more followers than any of my kids have. >> the mother of three can also feel good about the 50 pounds she's lost even the photo that made her feel bad now in comparison makes her feel - >> pretty good >> five pairs of shoes, the only casualties for a working, walking woman. worthy of a wow. >> yeah. >> for

eric ericson, what are your headlines going to be on red state.com? >> well, i think this may be the first debate where romney didn't come out the clear winner. rick perry came out strong. everyone held themselves to the end and perry needed to do well. i think he did well. i don't think the social security exchange helps romney at all. i think he's foolish to continue it. he may want to go after perry on hpv or i am dprags. i think the majority believe with perry. for the life of me, i can't understand why he would go with this. >>> governor roland, your take. >> if you're ayala continue owe voter, the last thing you want to hear is some of the things you heard. colorado, new mexico, arizona will be -- the gop did themselves no favor in trying to curry with latino. so much emphasis, talking about social security, talking about a balanced budget, most of the -- >> it came up in abolished in the department of education. >> right. that's the only moment it came up. frankly, if you're a parent trying to get your kid educated. they didn't speak to the cri

later in the quarter...abbie ericson...two defenders on her, it doesnt' matter...she had 11 points and 7 boards tonight. then a few possessions later...amanda mace...steals the inbounds and takes it all the way...blue collar red swagger...west sioux wins it 63-47. chris: here but don't go anywhere. when we come back we'll head out to nebraska conference tournament meaning the teams have to play three games in three days. chris: tonight was the middle of that stretch as pierce and guardian angels cc met up in the semifinals. chris tanner schaeffer and wes tay-nee from our sportszone partners at necc shot this game for us. first quarter...pierce' s austin freeman passes theheall into the paint to braydan waldner who makes the easy layup to give pierce an early lead. first quarter.. pierce's brady starkel shakes off a defender to pass it to walker raabe who makes the jump shot for two. second quarter.. guardian angels' sam ulrich passes the ball from the top of the key to tanner hass who makes the jump three-pointer. but pierce will play for the conference crown...46-37. norfolk, looking

and doug ericson, senator ericson. i want to thank all of them. amazing.ve done an amazing job. we are going to work very hard over the next 70 days, and we're going to win this state, and we're going to win the white house. we are going to take back the white house. [ cheers and applause ] you know a republican would never come to the state of washington, and you know on television they said, i wonder why he's going to the state of washington because you know what? republicans don't win it. but we're going to win it. that's why i'm here. that's why i'm here. and this love affair began about three months ago when i came up here, and we had record crowds. two events, massive, massive crowds. and i said why don't the republicans win that state? i think we're going to win washington state. so that's the story. that's why i'm here. that's why i'm here. and i don't know if you saw, but poll numbers came in today that are phenomenal. we're leading in florida. we're leading in north carolina. we're leading on a national basis in some of the polls. los angeles tim

ericson said he is all too familiar with the lifestyle and struggles of young pro-football layers if you are going to be out and about and being around places where trouble can find you, you have to have a plan, man. >> reporter: investigators say they are still reviewing the surveillance tape and interviewing witnesses that were at the park early saturday morning. if it is determined banks or nixon initiated that fight, they could face criminal charges as well. from northwest washington, craig melvin, news4 today. >>> coaches and teammates have been reaching out to banks since the stabbing. they say they love house talent but the fight does concern them. here is what chris cooley had to say. quote, the biggest thing i think about when i think of brandon banks is he is a hell of a football player and has to learn to be a professional. your career is so important. he does have the ability to be an impact player for us and he was this year. all young players need to continue to learn how to be professional. >>> 4:48 now. second suspect died in a shoot-out with police. we brought you th

we'll have details on the star studded nuptial. >> it will be hot sunday, meteorologist, carol ericson, will tell you how hot it will get into this week. your education is built to help move your career forward. here's how: we work with leading employers to learn what you need to learn so classes impact your career. while helping ensure credits you've already earned pay off. and we have career planning tools to keep you on track every step of the way. plus the freshman fifteen, isn't really a thing here. and graduation, it's just the beginning. because we build education around where you want to go. so, you know, you can get the job you want. ready, let's get to work. ing. >> today is sunday july 6, thanks so much for joining us, nicole brewer, 7:30, let's get a check on the forecast. >> now, 70 degrees, through center city philadelphia, so, starting our warm up. yesterday we hit 83 degrees, i think today, we will be several degrees warmer than that, so, expect to go finds these temperatures getting into the upper 80s, center city philadelphia, it looks lovely looking nice everywhere,

ericson also a big supporter of marco rubio. the primary, marco rubio will be the big winner.he big question is who will win the democratic primary. jeff greene, a billionaire, kendrick meek, a congressman from in the miami area. this is the established democratic primary candidate. he has the support. barack obama, bill clinton recorded a turnout for him. jeff greene, has a personal fortune, he spent billions in the race. ma marco rubio voted today. mr. greene, let's hear from the candidates. >> for people happy with the direction washington is taking. you have the two candidates on the ballot. charlie crist. >> you can't trust charlie crist. he's a conservative. he abandoned his own party not to become an independent but because he couldn't win. i hung in against $26 million and against a guy that was on television. geico, more than burger kings and mcdonald's put together. >> retire them and give a chance to someone new, an outsider like me, i'm jeff grooereene the outr and will fight for the people of florida. >> governor crist wasn't there. he decided to run nonparty affi

eric ericson, what are your head leans going to be? >> well, i think this may be the first debate where mitt romney didn't come out the clear winner, rick perry came in strong, and really i think everyone held themselves to the end, and perry needed to do well. i think he did well. i don't think the social security exchange helps mitt romney at all at a republican primary. he's foolish to continue, and he may want to go after perry on immigration or hpv. i think the majority of republican voters agree with perry. for the life of me, i can't understand why romney would go with this. bachman was going to make this a key point and back down from this. >> if you're a latino voter, the last thing you wanted to hear was some of the stuff you heard tonight. colorado, arizona, new mexico will be critical states when it comes to november 2012. the gop did themselves no favors tonight with latino voters. education did not come up in this debate at all. so much emphasis, you talk about social security, talking about a balanced budget. those -- >>

ericson? >> i will put out a statewide referendum and give voters a choice. up to 10%, say how much of your total annual income would be fair to pay as a tax for health care to pay for public health care clinics and public health care hospitals, which would be no cost when you use them because you have paid for them with your tax? just like a public school. you don't pay an extra insurance when you send your kid to school. you are to pay for it by tax. and anybody not satisfied with the public health care clinics and hospitals paid for by taxes would buy their own insurance. but i would make certain that all insurance companies can sell their products in vermont. no more monopolies. >> thanks. ms. peyton? >> i would like to deal with the root causes of ill health. we need to look at financial stress, that there isn't enough money for people to participate in the economy, the types of ill health that causes. we also really need to create as pristine an environment as possible. we ought to ban monsanto, and understand that cleane clean-air, clean water, are why

and there was a lot of pressure on the new president, rodney ericson, to do right by joe paterno. to honor him and find a way to make up for the way he was treated. and yet, when he gave his final swan song interview a week and a half ago to sally jenkins to "the washington post," he made clear he didn't want to share in that. he wouldn't bash, he wouldn't criticize the university. he said he wanted to concentrate on the positive. just want to say we just got in what the first of what are going to be many statements today about joe paterno from former president george bush. he was an outstanding american in life as well as on the field of play. he was without a doubt a true icon in the world of sports. i was proud that he was a friend of mine. i think we are going to be hearing a lot of statements like that today. >> we are as well. later on we will share the one that was just released by the university president rodney ericson who you mentioned. michael isikoff, many thanks for the update. >> thank you. >>> another develop, story we are following for you this morning. presidentia

jenny ericson mom to 5 and 10-year-old girls and blogs. & then junior. >> so let me start with you.our youngest graduated from high school this past year, this whole idea of 0- tollerance, have we gone too far and lost any sense of common sense? >> my mom used to say don't be so open- minded that your brain falls out. you can't look at absolutes especially in the girl who helped a friend who was doing the right thing and then the authority that is her school is punishing her. and what that leads to is a lack of confidence in the authority. the authority is behaving in a way that doesn't make sense. if you want to lead your children, you have to be logical and understand that circumstances vary and black and white situations that are ze-ro tollerance are not helpful unless the kids understand their purpose and helping her friend is not the purpose of that particular policy. >> you know, jenny, mothers against drunk driving madd and they said the school was right to suspend erin. they thought she should have called an adult. that girl would not have called an adult. >> i think madd is

. >>> a student stabbed in baltimore, police found the male victim after they were called to ericson hall 6 tiewl saturday morning for a knife attack. the suspect is 22-year-old cody cad, a former student who had withdrawn from the school. the victim was taken to the the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> coming up, a college student killed during a home invasion, not by the suspect, but by police. we will have the latest on this tragic accident. >> this is extremely shocking and taken extremely seriously. r >> a shocking murder in the big apple, why some say it's nothing short of a hate crime. hey, look! a sshooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >> a

newgarden passed ericson and becoming first american to win since 2016.kwood flipping his car. tire flying over the fence and hitting a parked car. many fans were scratching their heads at jewel's rendition of the national anthem. watch for yourself. ♪ and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night >> ashley: one critic saying, i'm sorry, the national anthem should not be changed like this, good artist, bad choice. those are headlines. >> todd: theer is the deal we've been talking about, ashley and i are in agreement, that young lady who complained is like 12 years old. she was not alive in the jewel heyday thachl is jewel. she will do funky stuff with the national anthem and you gave us cover by saying you are not offended, you liked it. >> joey: i thought it was fine. i can't remember the words to that song or any other song, it is difficult to sing to that tune. i have heard worst remixes. she just used a guitar, i don't understand the problem. >> kayleigh: pretty good. >> joey: this moment, if a true celebrity is wil

ericson and her hate proved to be one of the breakout stars of the evening. >> fletcher-free library.t there recently. they refused to allow aadulthoods to use headphones. they said children could use them in the children's library. on chester vermont, no headphones. public libraries, and not all want you to go out and protest, have 35 strike fighter jets because they're designed to be dual capable to carry nuclear bombs and we've got to stop nuclear proliferation. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> let me just say for the record, i think you should be able to wear earphones inside a library. and i think motor votes in which people are swimming are kind of dangerous. there one governor's debate to another, we'll have the fallout over florida next. : and right now, we want to take a shot of the stage. here at bailey hall in broward county. as you can see, the two candidates invited to take part in this debate right now are not stepping up on the stage. [ laughter ] >> ladies and gentlemen, we have an extremely peculiar situation right now. we have governor charlie crist. >> last nig

maren ericson among those jumping in to help before first responders arrived. >> so many people passing out band-aids and gauze. many of the kids were having anxiety and panic attacks. and so i counted their breathing with them. >> reporter: police say 11 were hurt, 7 with critical injuries, but all of the children on board taken to area hospitals as a precaution. >> this particular incident, we saw a lot of fractures, so broken bones. scrapes and bumps, yes, but most of these children had lost consciousness, so we had to make sure they didn't have any brain injury. >> reporter: the damaged bus seen here as a tow truck removes it from the accident scene. the crash blocking one of the state's major north-south routes for hours. whit, the trauma surgeon tells us these kids will need time to heal from injuries and may need psychological counseling to deal with the emotional trauma of what happened. >> whit: we're thinking of the children tonight, zohreen, thank you. >>> now to the justice department's warning shot to former president trump. two days after his arraignment on election fraud

i am alumni of the school, the school has richest graduate -- suzie orman, well known, and mayor ericsonith steve jobs and bill gates. we don't want something like this to occur. when the old building as we refer to it as -- in '97, told to the community who paid for the building, the carrington and the reece's. for this to take place and elected officials who are committee people refer them -- they do not have any of this is untrue and the community is not standing for this. south shore, vibrant jewish community and the black community came in, happened to be the carrington, smith, reece's and johnson, maintain that teg rite of middle-class status and we want that building, a histore cal landmark -- [audio cutting out] -- to house them there. so this is not something that we are going to permit and fight this at any level we can fight it on. >> ashley: last question, what is biggest concern for residentless? is it safety? >> safety and transparency, we have had a problem with police response in our neighborhood in the past. to bring someone in and say they are going to have police prese

after the board meeting last evening rod ericson and i selected tom bradley to serve as our penn state interim head football coach. tom has dedicated his career to serving hills alma mater and helping student athletes act sell on and off the field. we thank him for that unwaivering service and we look forward to him continuing leadership. as acting athletic director i will insure our department will provide the resources necessary to support him throughout his transition and that our department and student athletes move forward in a new direction. our football team and staff have worked tremendously hard this season and we'll push through this adversity. we are particularly proud of the accomplishments of this team, and especially want to honor those seniors for finishing their home collegiate careers. i hope our student athletes and fans will continue to support them and show penn state pride. families who entrust us with their children demand us to be stewards, role models, leaders and solid decision-makers. we will take that responsibility to heart. and tom will certainly take that

. >> eric ericson of red state.comand a fox news contractor. >> i there. >> there was a washington post report that found an unnamed washington official said the administration's goal is 80 percent accessibility on the website, is that success? >> no, it is not success. we know from the congressional budget office that 31 percent of the americans and hundred percent people can get on the website will not get health care under obama care. and by the time this is done, we'll have won world twa two. and three years and eight months in they will not have the website ready. we didn't consider the nazis and japanese and call it we have only 80 percent of them and call the war over. >> that is something. there are 30 million people who will not be covered by obama care. one of the stated points is that people could stop using emergency rooms as primary care physicians. why are 30 million people uncovered? >> because as nancy pelosi said they didn't read the law until they passed it i guess. the republicans said they considered the law that 31 percent would be uninsured. they are breaking down