she tells us she was by his hospital bedside holding his hand. take a listen. >> child: i was hit with him the whole time. >> reporter: tessa[indiscernable] is ethan costello's best friend but she was at the local halloween house party friday night.she didn't think that would be the last time she she said does and give me the biggest, tightest time but we were walking around. >> reporter: investigators say they were up to 100 teenagers at the underage drinking party. many of them, please say, for ranking. costello was 15 years old got into a fight with 18-year-old joseph zagarella. >> reporter: he came into the accident and responded by picking them up, turning him up in slamming his head down to a concrete >> reporter: joseph zagarella seen in court is facing assault and battery charges. >> man: an unfortunate situation. we don't know the whole case. >> reporter: prosecutors say moments after the fight rents didn't know what to do with joseph zagarella. >> woman: one of the victim's friends saw him being tracked out of a barn in the backyard by

>> going into the va homes it was so much easier with these instruments, we can walk in, play bedsidey, we can also sing the anthem at a ballgame, we can gained of go anywhere, very modular. >> i know, absolutely is. >> we love your show. >> you can. you know what, it is our bless that you're hereby the way. hey, so i hear that you guys played for philadelphia yesterday? >> sure did. >> so where else do you guys go in do you travel all over? >> we do. we travel all over the country, and as my boss here, said, we one day will be in a veterans home playing bedside for vet that's not fortunate enough to come out to a beautiful park like you have downtown here, and sees us perform. but then we also do anthems, at ballgames, pretty much anywhere that will happen. very happy to come out and say thank you and represent soldiers all across the globe pro ticking our current. >> i that's what i was going to say, real quickly, if you were to say what your message is out there when you perform, what would that be? >> any time somebody sees me in uniform, they say thank you for your service, and w

. >>> a bedside blogger. the message the suspected mother is seconding -- sending and how it could save your life and yours >> vibrant senior center is closing. to listen to the alternatives. i'm rich jaffe, local 12 news. >>> year ago, a man was shot and college hill. >> timing to be something and somebody to be -- for their life to be cut short like that, we want to know why. >> the shooting of a hard working father of four year ago is a true murder mystery. darren jones loved his job as an ironworker. and is a father of four. how he was murdered is not adding up to family or police. there is a motive for murder. >> 28-year-old, darren jones had dreams that grew from his job as an ironworker. he was proud of his work. >> he was an ironworker. he was a rock buster. >> he was also tight with his church and family. which made march year ago, confusing. and he never been there before, but it was a friend's birthday. as soon as derrick got inside, he realized his phone was still in the car. out of the shadows, could see a figure. >> and in the dark security he turns to follow him. >> whate

he has between 20 and 30 family members at his bedside. >>> for a look athe other top stories. >> multiple police sources confirm they were present when acting assistant chief david downing used racially insensitive language when referring to how to handle protesters in oakland. sources say this happened over a year ago when downing was a deputy chief. one source said that they were in a meeting when they heard downing advocate for using water cannons against protesters and the deputy chief seemed oblivious to the racial overtones. >>> six wildfires raging. two are out of control here hundreds of people are being evacuated tonight. the border fire is 5% contained . it is charged 7500 acres. 800 homes are being threatened. then gabriel complex fire is out of control. crews are fighting the eighth square-mile fire by land and air. their homes have been destroyed. -- no homes have been destroyed. some better news tonight in santa barbara. the fire has scorched about 8000 acres but he's 70% contained. >>> michael katherman was remembered at the sap center. remembered as an outstanding officer.

i need my phone by my bedside. >> exactly. >> for sure i think that is so common. they say it's the first thing people do when they wake up even before going to the bathroom having a glass of water brushing their teeth they check their phones. are you like that? >> yeah. >> exactly wake up grab the phone what is going on. >>> before we move on you have to check out today's amazing art's cameras plus picture of you say this is a nice photo now what makes it so amazing how about the fact it was taken by a 6-year-old. angela says every time they pul out the camera their son mason wants to take picture. this is one of their favorites. he snapped this one as he trailed behind them dragging the christmas tree they had just down. >>> ma makes it a little snowy. >> once a month we take a picture of the day to be professionally framed and matted. if you would like your favorite photo proudly displayed in your home enter our picture of the day contest by emailing us at pictures@themorningblend.com. really stumped for gif ore that hard to buy for relative our next guest has w

. >> reporter: the nurses do everything at the bedside with the parents. >> we got a bath at the bedside helping with the breast feeding. >> reporter: some expectant moms are worried they won't get a break or cap z's if the baby stays in the room. henderson says the nursery will always be an option but. >> actually the mother does get more sleep if the baby stays in the room with her. >> reporter: jessica wouldn't have it any other way. >> you have them in your belly like for 9 months or 10 months and they are with you all the time and you go through the labor and then you deliver them and you don't want them to leave. you want them with you all the time at least i do. >> reporter: dr. mallika marshall wbz news. >> we don't want this weather to leave either. it's just been so nice. >> we were talking about how gorgeous it was what a gift it was all weekend. and as i was driving into the city last night i thought is that a full moon not the case. it's. >> almost. >> tonight. >> tonight is the full moonofficially speaking. it's gorgeous out there. and it's a snow moon how appropriate. >> p

sunday his father asked him questions from his bedside. >> if you to wish for anything, what would you wish for? >> >> i feel the beneficiary is insane. i hope the police find them for the >> >> reporter: the father is offering a $25,000 toward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the man who did this. the family set up a gofundme page. >>> in other news a police chase in oakland and is in a fiery crash when to pursuing patrol vehicles slammed into one another. one officer was injured in the crash and was taken to a local hospital. police were in pursuit of a possible armed suspect when another officer t-bones a squad car you can see in this photo the police suv had flames coming out of the hood. witnesses say they were concerned it would blow up and we're told -- and were told to stay far away from the scene. suspect being pursued was tracked down and arrested a short time later. >>> recent memories of a mass shooting a gay nightclub loomed large over lgbt pride submissions that today. two weeks to the day after a gunman killed 49 people in florida, people gathered

family and colleagues stand guard at his bedside. they're praying for a full recovery. but say it's going to be a long and difficult proz. >> . a deputy kicking a man. while he was down on the ground. outside a bar in adams county. the video leading to that cops trial. >> . live. the jury came back with a verdict. >> that's right. the trial started on tuesday. the case went to the jury this morning. they deliberated just two hours. before coming back and finding the former deputy not guilty. third degree misdemeanor assault. after a grand jury handed down the indictment. they argued in court. that kick is a crime. but his attorney told jurors it is an allowable use of force. jurors found the former deputy not guilty. >> . i'm obviously happy i got to finally tell my side of the story. i'm grateful to the jury. for showing some sense. and some intelligence. and wisdom. >> he defends his actions and says if put in the same situation again. he would respond the same way. >> . i think if i hasn't acted the way i did. things could have gone much he was fired from the sheriff

debbie reynolds had been at her daughter's bedside since the star wa rs daughter's bedside since thewars star suffered a heart attack on christmas eve. she died just a day later at the age of 84 following a stroke. her son, todd, later at the age of 84 following a stroke. herson, todd, said simply she wanted to be with carrie. # good morning, good morning, it's great to stay up late # good morning, good morning to you...# debbie reynolds, 19—years—old, singing and dancing on film for the very first time. it was her performance alongside gene kelly in singin‘ in the rain that set her on the path to fame. born in texas, she moved with her family to california and landed a contract with warner brothers after winning a local beauty contest at the age of 16. she married the popular crooner eddie fisher and together they had two children, carrie and todd. he later left herfor elizabeth taylor, a friend of hers at the time. two subsequent marriages also ended in divorce. a popular choice for movie musicals in the 1950s and ‘60s, debbie reynolds earnt an oscar nomination for her depiction of

she rarely left his bedside. as first lady, reagan traveled the country promoting a drug education program which made famous the phrase "just say no." nancy reagan "now, i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously, but it served a purpose." she also successfully battled breast cancer once the couple left washington, reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death, and majestic state funeral in 2004,reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. nancy reagan "there are people who told me that it them, but not for me.i miss him now more than i ever did." nancy reagan will be remembered for her unflinching devotion to her husband. both in and out of the spotlight. in washington. . i'm rene marsh she is survived by two children. patti davis and ronald reagan, jr. former speaker of the house, john boehner tweeted out this touching photo of him with the former first lady reading... rest in peace, mrs. reagan. we've also received statements from john k

say a homeless man reaches around and grabs the gun of a policeman working security detail by the bedsideht. as the suspect allegedly tries to yank the gun from its holster the officer sub duce him. >> the officer was not injured during the incident. the male indicated that he was trying to take gun because he wanted to rob a chinese story. >> the suspect has no connection to the wounding of 33-year-old hartnett who was shot inside his cruiser thursday. police say by this man, edward archer. >> it's hard to believe because it happened at this hospital where this officer is this week. >> exactly a lot of energy out there at this point. obviously we have a lot of officers coming in and out. when you have a lot of people moving a that attracts homeless people. >> reporter: it comes at a time of heightened fear and vigilance among philly law enforcement as police confirm they have received information archer may have ties to group of people with radical beliefs. fox 29 has obtained the police report anonymous tipster told an officer archer was part of a group including three others and that h

she rarely left his bedside. she also successfully battled breast cancer. and once the couple left washington. years. as he struggled with alzheimer's. until his death in 2004. >> people told me that it gets easier. well maybe for them. but not for me. i miss him more now than i ever did. >> . and nancy once said she lived a fabulous life. you'll find those fascinating details about her time in the white house and hollywood. >> . the two debating in michigan. one of two states holding primaries on tuesday. the sanders came spao the debate after winning today kaus kus in maine. and won kansas and nebraska. yesterday. clinton won the primary in louisiana. republican candidate rubio is projected to win pr tonight. >> . the weather is about to get colder and we could get some rain. when the kids get home tomorrow. big changes coming up. >> . it's not something you want. to think about. but something that could save your life. what would you do in an active shooter situation. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month it could be a lifesaver. new at ten. ashly mi

she is said to have come to rome to be at his bedside as he was dying. but she has been removed from the official vatican history. the letters are held in the polish national library. significantly his letters have but hers are still being kept secret. what a story they might tell about the life of this popular now sainted pope. >> "cbs overnight news" will be right back. choose to move freely. move free ultra has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. and now try move free night. the first and only 2-in-1 joint and sleep supplement. degree gave women a motion-activated wristband to understand how much they move,... and created degree with motionsense. the world's first antiperspirant activated by movement, it has unique microcapsules that break with friction to release bursts of freshness all day. keeping you fresher with every move. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mu

he spent his final hours with his family by his bedside.good-bye. robin spoke to daughter laila earlier today. >> i knew my dad was special for speaking out for people who couldn't speak out themselves. you don't see that anymore. not even in athletes. when i think of think of people like nelson mandela. >> his funeral arrangements specified by the champ. an interfaith service for thousands all honoring the man so many call the greatest of all time. amy. >> yeah, so many tributes pouring in. >>> now to a food safety recall, hostess is recalling more than 7 700,000 cases of its popular snacks. they may have actually have peanut residue that could cause reactions. our website has the details on the products that had been recalled. >>> finally, one girl who really stands out from the crowd. her dance class held what they called princess day recently. most girls dressed up as a princess. but not ainsley. she must tard the the photos. the hot dog princess. >> i'm wildly impressed, aim. >> could it be a memory to relish? >> oh, that was amazing.

she is said to have come to rome to be at his bedside as he was dying. but she has been removed from the official vatican history. the letters are held in the polish national library. significantly his letters have now been released. but hers are still being kept secret. what a story they might tell about the life of this popular now sainted pope. right back. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. >>> a "usa today" network investigation has uncovered major flaws in the way many states screen teachers and track misconduct. the probe into all 50 states and district of columbia revealed more than 20 states received a d or an f grade. david begnaud reports. >> reporter: more than three years ago kindergarten teacher resig

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she sat by her bedside after discovering her mother's campaign. the recording studio. the stars working on a duet with barbara streisand. she revealed their collaboration on instagramful she made her debut in star wars, the force awakens. it crossed more that two billion worldwide. >>> paying tribute to late rob ben williams. the underpass connecting marion county to san francisco will be known as the robin williams tunnel. the actor best known for his roles in mrs. doubt fire and jum aanje passed away. >>> and some getting pair of kicks after the lakers lost to the nugget, signed them and gave them to couple of kids in the crowdful he would give it to the name of the family dog. can you say google? >>> the 7th ranked miami hurricanes at notre dame. with an a win, they tied north carolina for first place in the conference. um in road green to sheldon for three. he had 17. the canes star on a 12-0 run. anthony lawrence to murphy, throw it down. canes are up by 9. just before halftime, reed goes coast to coast. um leads by 13 at the intermission and that was plenty. mid-

throughout the night, that's al that you can do other than to buy a firearm and put that by your bedside and pray that you never have to use it. >> like his mother says man tried to open the girls window she says that there is a chance that she was caughta on video, the fbi a unidentified man got away and a four-door chevy monday we talk to the girls mother m and was trying to get a view of my 9-year-old girl changing close so i began to scream her name m back memories of similar incidents from february in may in which girls were targeted, the fbi says those twoi cases a late but not sure if the same man is responsible for this latest incident. summit county police investigating a case of vandalism and a fire station, they say the suspects urinated on equipment and may have been volunteer firefighters who worked at that station. if they find that this was firefighters, they probably should not be professionals anymore in the firefighting business, we are in the public trust in you to face somebodies birstall turnout gear and put them at risk, that is very criminall >> on friday, macedoni

now detective brights wife a sergeant is by his bedside. a fundraiser has been set up. to help the family. >> >> earlier this week. the his father appear court today. >> . david hall charged with child abuse and negligence. causing serious bodily injury. both felonies. >> the judge set his pwopd bond at a hundred thousand dollars. his wife was also charged. 17 year-old has autism and only weighed 88 pounds. when authorities found him. authorities are taking care of him now. >> the judge set the bond for anthony eelly. at 150 thousand dollars today. he's charged with first degree assault. for allegedly stabbing a inside the restaurant. on tuesday. >> . police asking for your help identifying a peeping tom. caught on surveillance. >> . >> the broncos brandon marshall decision to kneel during the national anthem. ahead of last nights game. is already costing him an endorsement. today the federal credit union says it was ending its relationship with marshall. because his actions are not a representation of the organization. >> . >> i'm going to i feel like this is right thi

well, i'd like to think it's my bedside manner. um... doctors and nurses are supposed to project an air of caring g mpetence. you were doing it in there. me? i was watching you. you're very good with patients. oh, i was just trying to be kind. some people don't like to be around the sick. it reminds them of their own m mtality. it doesn't bother you? sometimes. i prefer to confront mortality rather than hide from it.

weren't getting the kind of care or kind of support that he was, pays for family members to sit by the bedside, and so -- >> $33 million after all that time. >> impressive. >> it's great. >>> well, coming up, putting your kids on a green diet. >> why a growing number of pediatricians say no to smart phones and tablets and other devices for young children. >> and our controversial encounter with lil' wayne. reclusive hip hop icon gave our cameras rare access to how he responded to criticism that his degrading to women. first, a look at today's high temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. approaching medicare eligibility? but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a

. >> reporter: this will be another rough night as they wait bedside at this children's hospital in tennesseetheir two girls are still recovering after being thrown from that cabin at the green county fair. >> the stories that have been happening, like water slide accidents, roller coaster accidents, and stuff like that, and a lot of people dying. i just felt like i was going to be one of those people. >> reporter: the 10-year-old broke her arm. but it's her six-year-old sister who is hurting homost. she's just waking up from a coma. >> she had a harder impact. she knocked out. her eyes rolled back in her head. it was -- >> reporter: it was tough. >> the my life. everybody is like don't touch her, but that's my baby. >> reporter: they're warning families there were no seat belts on the ride. >> it could happen to anybody at any time. >> reporter: authorities are blaming the accident on a mechanical failure. in a statement the company that runs the ferris wheel says it's praying for the girls. abc news, johnson city, tennessee. >>> and there was a press conference on tuesday and the family sai