she just basically jumped off and somewhat landed on me and was gone " burnell said he was asleep when he heard the faint cry for help. at first, he thought was asleep when she knew something was terribly wrong inside her home and just knew she had to get out. " woke up, couldn't breathe stuck my head out to get some air went back in still couldn't breathe sat on the porch yelled for help " watson says she wasn't on the roof more than a minute or two before burnell put up his ladder and she climbed down. when he learned someone was still inside burnell ran around the house trying to see if there was intense to even think about going inside himself. firefighters say that was the right decision. "saw the victim on the room and was able to help here and without a doubt, without his actions we very much could have been looking at a serious injury or a fatality " fire investigators later determined the fire was an accident. they say it started in the kitchen when someone left a pot with grease unattended on the stovetop. dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. quick actions this morning, the cedar rap

burnell says he saw watson on the roof over the porch as the smoke was pouring out of the home. as soon as he put up the ladder watson began climbing down and burnell then started looking for her boyfriend who was still inside the home. " i just tried seeing if there was anyway possible to get in there and get somebody's attention and there was no way possible so i waited for the fire department" firefighters eventually found naquave whitlock's body upstairs. he was pronounced the cause of the fire was an accident. investigators determined someone left hot grease unattended in a pot on top of the stove. dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. today police in iowa city released surveillance video of some recent robberies, hoping someone can identify the robber. the armed robberies occurred between july 20th and august. they happened at three restaurants... they happened at three restaurants... a mcdonald's, a culvers, and them are in an area along highway one. police say the robber targeted employees outside the restaurants late at night, forcing them to go back inside and robbing them at g

you heard burnell donnell jay.n from the clinton camp on how donald trump wants to move on from birtherism. >> he just can't. he has been the national leader to delegitimize our first african-american president for five years. it is remarkable what we didn't hear today. he didn't take responsible for his role of this act of hate against our president. he didn't offer a reason. he had no regret. no apology for what he did for the president or for the american people. >> what more accountability would you want to see then? do you need to see an apology. >> we certainly think he should apologize to the president or the american people. it isn't enough. >> president obama doesn't care about an apology gl. >> this is not news. he conceded today what every american knows that president obama is an american. he conceded today what everybody knows but what he didn't do was take any responsibility for his role in this. and let's keep in mind, he came to national prom instance as the leader of this movement. it is similar to

lou: burnell, great to have you with us. and we are all americans. >> we are connected by that. god bless you and thank you. lou: god bless you. >> i receive it. lou: god bless you at home. sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: president-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

reporter natalie burnell has the story. >> reporter: last may deanna gallardo got to hug the little boy she adopted from haiti for the very first time. >> he is four years old. he has an infectious smile and a big belly laugh. >> reporter: they have been in the process of adopting since 2011. >> we did search the world for him. program he already has a room in their home that sits empty. >> it's heartbreaking to walk into the room and see it all ready or walk by the room and he is not here. >> reporter: legally deanna says he is their son but they haven't been able to bring him home. >> it is so hard because we had to get on an airplane and leave him behind indefinitely until paperwork got ironed out and then we have hit delay after delay after delay. >> we tell our kids any minute now. >> look at that smile. >> reporter: the news of hurricane matthew's devastation in haiti overwhelms them with fear. >> didn't sleep at all. no. it is terrifying to see this coming towards the country that is like a little tiny postage stamp. the wind and rain was just so loud and the picture we got of hi

posted a link to the gofundme page for the burnell scream on the website and if you want to help them out go to abc7news.com. >> guests visiting the white house will get a special treat, actors portraying abe lincoln and tendy roosevelt can be seen throughout the white house and the white house is also decorated with choirs providing mood music. >>> the mood now is for "ask finney." >> 7 on your side's michael finney answering questions sent in from facebook, twitter and e-mail. which month, if there is one, is the best to buy a home? >> depends if you want selection or price. if you want selection go spring, late spring and early summer. that is when the majority homes go on to the market, but you'll pay up to 10% more if you're shopping at that point, so when is the best time to buy for a price, here in the bay area right now. now it's not try true back east. here, late october, early november depending on the community you live in and that's where you get the best price in the bay area. >> not the best to choose from but the best price. >> how can a landlord increase rent from $1,8

far away, webster city right now, 30 -- 37 degrees, 30 for storm lake. 61 in knoxville, mid-50's in burnell. it will be breezy at times, up near 25 miles per hour. expect those temperatures to fall throughout the afternoon and evening hours, 5:00, just metro. better chances after 10:00 tonight and it could change over to freezing mix in deloit at 32 degrees. 25 degrees waking up, tomorrow morning. more clouds ahead of that frontal system firing up some snow in the dakotas and will eventually make its way into the state, but the good news for des moines, the heaviest totals to the north, kansas city in the low 70's, mid-60's in st. louis and notice for the cold front is, just the 30's for minneapolis. we have wind out of the north and west and high pressure on its tail, just behind that low pressure system will be keeping wind out of the north for the next several days. cooling down highs throughout, big time in the middle part of the week. mainly just rain in des moines and it will be too warm for that snow by that time, notice 1:00 in the morning, the heavier snow lighter snow in the metro

not a great night for carolina basketball but a fantastic night brad burnell taking down the duke blue devils 68-63. clemson has now won back-to-back games over top 25 opponents for the first time since 1989. that was the year i was born. and finally, clemson coach dabo swinney winin the paul bear bryant coach of the year award. that will do it for your sports minute to win it. i'm mike gillespie. >> young mike gillespie. one last look at the seven day coming up next. >> sunny and warm afternoon. temperatures in the 60's for us for the rest of the day. cool off and cloud up tonight, rain moves in tomorrow for the friday forecast and we dry out again for saturday. more rain on sunday. >> don't have a problem with that. a little bit of rain. >> places like kalamazoo, michigan. >> at least it's not snow. thanks for watching. you've been checking in with us

. >>> police need your help, this is a person of interest any shooting death of burnell jenkins. this happened outside of a shopping center on peoria back in january. investigators believe it happened after a fight. there is a $2000 reward for information that will lead to an arrest. craigslist drug deal that went wrong. at 26th and pierce, there was a man and woman that drove up and shot a man after forcing him out of his car. another memo was with him was not hurt >>> a local home was destroyed after fire fighters had trouble getting to water. this higher happen if the acres green mobile home park in aurora just after 6:00 this morning. something cooking on top of the stove started the fire. look at the flames. one man lives there. he was thankfully not home at the time.>>> quite the surprise in boulder for a couple of see % exploding setting the carpeting on fire in the same room where they were playing video games. the explosion sent red-hot batteries across the room. the students put the fire out. right after christmas see you and other campuses band campuses band -- banned

. >> i 19-year-old lena burnell and her cousin lisa remain at tampa general. nine-year-old john, 10-year-old that wreck. maria and open went to mango elementary where classmates made them cards and the deaths hitting students and staff very hard. >> we try to let the students know they're resilient and they capable of handling difficult things. >> grief counselors will be on hand at the school and to offer support to students and staff and there is a third victim in this crash. the 54-year-old remains in the hospital and in in serious condition. >>> and 25 minutes until 6 right now. a close call for naples family. a little girl found a man hiding underneath her bed. the 11-year-old girl was getting ready for school when she found the man and screamed he's in jail now in charge with aggravated stockings. >>> and johnson&johnson has been ordered to pay a woman $70 million after a jury found their baby powder contributed to her ovarian cancer. the jury found the company was negligent when making and marketing the powder. this is one of several recent cases raisin

troopers say that 9-year-old john bernal, 10-year- old burnell and their mother marianella murillo. the passenger and driver in the other car also died. snapchat said in the past that no snap is more important than someone's safety. they have also said that a snap and driving warning is built into the app. >>> it's always hot on the web. overdue homecomings and soldier surprises. while watching reunions like this. we take you to hudson elementary where air force staff sergeant elsiban cavero surprised his daughter kiley. >> make it a fantastic day. remember tonight is our fall event. >> he wanted to catch her off guard. >> we have 't seen her in six months. i didn't know what she was going do. i was holding te >> hi, kiley. you want to give me a hug? to >> hi, dadly. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i am happy. i am happy for her. >> want to sing together? it's so sweet. you might have noticed that the little girl didn't get too emotional when she saw her dad. usually kids like that are in total shock. that's because technology made it easier for all of us to connect. >> her da

. >> reporter: that's what some like rankedful melton and harold burnel believe. >> right now we can't question anything because they won't release any information. >> reporter: interim police chief told us off camera he has not been notified about a change in his job status. chief brown did not return phone calls and messages today seeking comment. allison latos, channel night eyewitness news. rogers and he said he does have the case filed on chief brown but can't comment on it right now. >>> donald trump is the front runner among the gop candidates in north carolina. right now, trump is riding a lot of momentum. he defeated his rivals, marco rubio and ted cruz in nevada. the presidential primary in north carolina is set for march the 15th. >>> on the democratic side, former president bill clintonon will be in rock hill tomorrow campaigning for his wife. his visit will come two days before the democratic primary in south carolina. he plans to be in the palmeto state through friday. watch eyewitness news at 5:00 for complete coverage. >>> one advocacy group is pushing into an investiga

the da will not say why she lost custody above records indicate burnel has been in trouble with the rawleast twice in the last decade. >> that is owe chlts. >> we have low clouds on the coast with sunny skies inland. 24 hour temperature change is significant inland. and it's milder but a couple degrees near the coast and bay. it's 61 degrees right now. and 57 in half moon bay. from east bay hills, clouds. 72 in santa rosa. and this is a view from emeryville. foggy conditions with spotty drizzle and warmer days inland. low temperatures in mid to upper 50s. and this will be foggy patches for morning commuters. and we'll see sunny conditions witho clouds at the coastline. high temperatures in the south bay, mainly in the low to mid-80s. and to around 90 in gilroy. and on the coast, 62 in half moon bay. 61 in the sunset district. and east bay shore line, highs 73 in oakland. and inland east bay will have highs in the low to mid-90s. highs near 100 degrees wednesday. and could with 99 and by weekend, high temperatures into a more seasonal range with no heat likely then. >> home prices are dr

burnell. we traditionally have valued those things, but if you were listening to today's political debate, you might wonder where the strain of anti-intellectualism came from. [laughter] [applause] so class of 2016, let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [applause] it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. [laughter] that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. [laughter] and yet, we have become confused about this. look, our nation's founders -- franklin, madison, hamilton, jefferson -- they were born of the enlightenment. they sought to escape superstition, and sectarianism, and tribalism, and know-nothingness. they believed and rational thought and expand mentation and the capacity of informed citizens to master our own fate. that is embedded in our constitutional desire. th spirit informs our ventures and our explorers -- the ediso

like me, i don't know about you, burnell, i just eat. when that happens, i just eat. but they found -- >> me, i get in my bible and read, honey. that's what i do. i read and i start professing the favor of the lord. and what i'll sigh e say to these young people like i said, give them their chance, let them grieve. not violently. if you're violent, you know you're going to deal with the law. >> not violently. get back to class. >> yeah. if you're protesting peacefully, that's fine. get back to class, get back to your day, get to that website. go and click and put your information in and choose change. >> all right. always great. >> be a part of the change you want to see. >> all right. thank you very much. it's been great having you -- >> oh, i got a question for you, mr. cavuto? provolone i heard? miss debbie told me to ask you that. >> all right. that's interesting. you know, by the way, i'd be remiss if i didn't wish you happy pizza day. this is national pizza day. >> oh, i love pizza, honey. i might be headed up north right now. >> expand the pie. thank you very m

the da will not say why she lost custody above records indicate burnel has been in trouble with the rawleast twice in the last decade. >> that is owe >> we have low clouds on the coast with sunny skies inland. 24 hour temperature change is significant inland. and it's milder but a couple degrees near the coast and bay. it's 61 degrees right now. and 57 in half moon bay. from east bay hills, clouds. 72 in santa rosa. and this is a view from emeryville. foggy conditions with spotty drizzle and warmer days low temperatures in mid to upper 50s. and this will be foggy patches for morning commuters. and we'll see sunny conditions witho clouds at the coastline. high temperatures in the south bay, mainly in the low to mid-80s. and to around 90 and on the coast, 62 in half moon bay. 61 in the sunset district. and east bay shore line, highs 73 in oakland. and inland east bay will have highs in the low to highs near 100 degrees wednesday. and could with 99 an weekend, high temperatures into a more seasonal range with no heat likely then. >> home prices are dropping in five east bay counties. we're

it did some significant damage to a home there on burnell street. pretty nasty stuff there.i spoke to people out here today and you know what vic ki they don't seem to mind. >> not on inconvenience for you? >> not at all. >> be prepared and you'll enjoy it. >> it's wet. >> that's it? >> yep. >> you don't mind it? >> i don't mind it. >> pretty cool since we haven't had rain in a long time, so. >> you don't need an umbrella. >> yeah i am. >> can you sing in the rain for my? >> no, but i'm a good walker. >> nope nope. i'm not going to sing in the rain for you. i will spare everybody at home. but that's a little bit of what it looks like. and with another round of showers on the way people are bracing down and making sure that they slow down and be safe. reporting live. scott rates kron news. >> you can down load the mobile app for your number one source for news many the bay area. >>> a party bus coming off the bay bridge was sprayed with bull lets four people were injured. >> it all happened about 2:30 saturday morning. a bus driver called for help. one person was critically i

joining me is chris on and rick burnell., what do you think? >> you got to totally defend reality to believer. there is a problem with hillary, she literally cannot accept the truth. she is unwilling to embrace the truth, she can't get past this because she is not honest about what happened. besides what fbi director comey said, she told jake sullivan to cut off the marking for an unclassified computer and send the classified information through a system, she is instructing people to cut off the marking and violate the law. trish: people do what she is asking them to do. if your boss is telling me to do that. >> jake is with her at the state department and now on the campaign and think he is going to go to the white house, this is jake sullivan. >> is it possible it shouldn't have been classified to begin with? as for multiple devices -- trish: before -- say again what you said, is it possible it shouldn't have been classified? she is making that determination on her own? >> what she is saying is nothing was marked classifie

burnell donald steele is with us right now.am very good to see you. >> thank you so much for having me god bless you an god bless america. stuart: yes indeed i'm a american citizen. i'm with you on this. believe me. now, why is it -- >> congratulations. stuart: thank you very much. you voted twice for president obama, now you one diversity for donald trump and you're a gung ho trump supporter what went wrong? why the switch? >> you know, i respect the president highly, and i, you know, believed him when he said yes we can with better jobs and education and improvement and communities and that, you know, we were going to fix america together and i waited on life supports like so many other people. and not just the president, but the democratic party. i had so much faith in my party that things would change in the inner cities in our poor communities, and i realized that there was no change coming. and so i tsh i wanted to helicopter to vote democrat. i voted for bernie sanders, and then once i realized bernie sanders wasn't goin

burnell joins us now speaking, speaking to a mind for sure.ould agree with you from president obama down in the democratic party. they are in denial, and herman cain said they're in the anger phase and can't get to acceptance. why is that? >> you know what it is -- you know god bless you and god bless america first. what i would say is this, you know, the democratic party was given eight yores of our lives to show us that all of the talking. l of the words that they were putting out there in the air about what they were going to do for the nation, they were given eight years to prove it. and i think that's where our president obama's problem is. you articulate well but you didn't do your job. you didn't turn those words into actions. and because you did not do the work, the people voted -- didn't vote for hillary clinton and thing about it is this, there are so many people races that voted for donald j. trump, they voted for a real change. they voted because they were hopeful, and he donald j. truch trump became beacon and light of those who g

. >>> firefighters in san francisco looking into what caused a five alarm fire in burnell hotz -- bernal heights. >>> that is a pretty shot. kind of gold, golden on this father's day. a beautiful shot across the bay area as it is shaping up to be a beautiful sunday. welcome to mornings on 2. i am clotting while. -- claudine walsh.>>> warriors, game seven, this is it.>> let's take a live look at oracle arena. gametime is 5:00 against the cavaliers.>> strength in numbers, when you are talking about physics being in our favor. 15-3 home teams in game seven. no team has won this since 1978. the good news for the warriors -- we are not going to bank on this. >> game six, questionable calls in steph curry ejection. we are our own -- all thinking what?>> he got a $25,000 fine for throwing a mouthpiece. >> i have to tell you, i have watched -- i was nervous and frustrated but i was kind of angry after game six. i thought in my a bad fan.>> i was so emotional. >> they didn't play that well and aside from the officiating they didn't play that well. then you think where is my team.>> curry acknowle

i don't know how she's going to wake up and just live with that >> 19-year-old lin -- lena burnel and her cousin luisa and 54-year-old carla wayman who was in a separate car remain here at tampa general this morning. john, maria and her mom were killed in the crash and the family is in the process of making funeral plans and loved ones are holding up the best they can. >> we're all in shock and don't know what to do. 'r and three are in critical . it's not right. >> reporter: and both maria and john went to mango elementary where their classmates made cards to remember them. their deaths hitting students and staff at the school hard. grief counselors will be on hand today at the school to help those students and staff who need it. for now, reporting live outside of tampa general hospital this morning, rodney dunegan, abc day. while hillary clinton has an apparent electoral lead, 272, you need 270 to win. donald trump can still win the election. take a look at this map based on a cnn poll. 22 states you see here in red and blue, rather, or are leaning, or are solidly democratic. 22 sta

vials chair of the national diversity coalition tore trump and attorney burnell chay.are seeing reports trump may double the number of african-americans voting for a republican presidential candidate this year. what's your sense? bring us up to date. >> god bless you and god bless america first. lou: i appreciate both. >> you are so welcome. donald trump has made the appeal to the black voter. e said look i'm not jo -- i'm nt jay-z, i'm not going to entertain you. but i have a tra contract with african-americans and latinos. i want to put $100 billion into your community the next 8 years and i'll put $20 billion into school choice. so basically what's happened is black people are waking up. they are hearing donald trump's messages. the mainstream media, a lot of them, not fox, but they have been calling him a racist and a divider in an attempt to take away from the fact that hillary clinton nor does the president have a record of doing anything for our inner cities whether it be black or latinos. so donald trump has a great message. he's saying i'm not going to shuck a

burnell. we traditionally have valued those things, but if you were listening to today's political debate, you might wonder where the strain of anti-intellectualism came from. [laughter] [applause] so class of 2016, let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [laughter] [applause] it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. [laughter] that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. [laughter] that's just not knowing what you're talking about. [laughter] and yet, we have become confused about this. look, our nation's founders -- franklin, madison, hamilton, jefferson -- they were born of the enlightenment. they sought to escape superstition, and sectarianism, and tribalism, and know-nothingness. [laughter] they believed in rational thought and experimentation and the capacity of informed citizens to master our own fate. that is embedded in our constitutional desire. -- constitutional design. that

deputies believe james booth ran toward burrows drive and burnell lane. the other inmate has only been if you see booth, you' re asked to call 911 immediately. this morning, we' re working to get a description of a car that hit a child and sped away. orlando police rushed to vargas street last night. that' s where neighbors saw a car that sped down the street, as kids played basketball. >> the wind lowing, and his foot was just cut. it was nasty, i had to go back in the house. >> you cannot say that you did not know. it was adult out here yelling at you like, hey, stop. someone even through a water jug you can say that you hit him and you were unaware. cara: the child is recovering at the hospital. we' o.k. all witnesses could say was that the car was white. a new report details the strange story surrounding the death of s regina hill' s daughter, arvonni debose died after going into cardiac arrest in august of last year. tallahassee police say debose had come there to visit a man t even know her name. he told investigators they went to a club the night b

." >> anjuli: finally this hour producing up florida national cemetery in burnell. >> greg cross shows us how saluting branches honors or veterans. >> salutes branches started last year. this is the second year. we have arborists from all over the country volunteer time and equipment at national part, and i think there's 1400 people we counted. all of them one day on september 21 this year. we do what we can to make the tree safe. if something needs removed, we will do that. this is a huge job. this is probably no less than $50,000 worth of work all for free. everybody donates time. the resources here aren't as well as they need them to be. there's a lot more work than they have the personnel to take care of. for us the burden off thm them. it's very important this site has its own burn yard. this is less fuel and emissions. i think it's incredible as a veteran myself. my father is buried in bay pines, so we did that last year. out here this is very important. very important to me. will we do it again next year? >> lindsay: lots of heat this afternoon with a 30% chance of spotty rain a

trump is considering richard burnell to be united states ambassador to the united nations. he'd be the first openly gay person to fill a cabinet level foreign policy post. mitt romney campaign. trump is looking at gop chairman ronny mcdaniel to take over as national party chief. reince priebus was announced as chief of staff and stephen bannon as chief strategist and counselor. before joining trump's combine in august, he led brietbart news which often has some offensive headlines some considra wanted brietbart to be the platform of the alt right, a conservative extremist movement with links to white nationalism. house speaker paul ryan said he's still confident with trump's pick. >> i've never met the guy. i've never met steve bannon, so i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment. >> gestures matter and how he reaches out to groups that may not have supported him, mount everst he signals his interest or concerns, i think those are the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> president obama talking about how he hopes trump will bring the country together. the anti-defama

we saw this over the last half hour, a stoner drive from burnell down to sunol.to you. >> mike, thanks. mike sure to join us for 11:00 for our next newscast. chris and i will see you then. >>> it's try day friday. kathie lee is off, so guess who's here. grammy winning superstar meghan tr -- meghan trainor. she's got a new cd that dropped today called "thank you." we are ready for round two of our guys tell-all. how are you liking it so far? >> i'm so into this right now. we have our single dad john neal, our married fathers rick younger and kyle martino. i like that. and a single but soon-to-be married, with eight children, bob ginney. >> oh, gosh. >> he's growing children over the break. >> we're going to go across the street. >> it was a busy commercial break. >> hi, my name is mackenzie. we are recently engaged, getting married in august, and i was wondering, what is a man's biggest fear about marriage? >> bob? >> how much time do we have for this segment? it not working. that's the biggest fear. >> oh, really? >> well, no, i don't worry about that anymore. >>

over here, we do have continued slowing right around burnell, 68 0r volume through try valley, you seeolding steady for the last 20 minutes, a smooth steady flow of traffic over the dublin interchange. all the way over to the valley. why, san jose with the biggest, 101 flows as you would expect. back to you. >>> no laughing matter here, coy tower could have a snack bar. a board of supervisors committee approved the plan. if the full board gives its blessing, the concession stand will be placed in the parking lot. here is the problem. members of lily hitchcock's family is not pleased with the idea. the construction of the tower in the 1933, family members said they approved a measure limiting commercial activities as landmark. >>> coming up next, endangered species, the efforts to rescue a blue whale. >>> happening now, as we've been reporting all morning long, breaking overnight, legendary women's basketball coach, pat summit has died. on bay area.com, we look at her life and stellar career. >>> plus a new stanford study, a rs thought.d water reserve than we linked up on our twitter pa

we will watch from the villages north and east toward burnell and still be any frost, it will be that little stretch of real estate right there. also, wind chill' s out the door in the morning, areawide it and 30 a.m. middle 30' s to around the 40 degree mark. same, low 30' s north and west, downtown around 35 or 36 and back toward the coast right around the 40 mark. too cold mornings, set up for tuesday, sunny skies, high-pressure with cold northerly flow and that will norm of 71. 51, palm coast. 15-20 degrees below normal for a day or two. if you like warmer weather, there is the transition day on wednesday into thursday. we are watching a front on friday, right now does not look chance of rain. up, a tragic investigation. re learning about the search now underway for several americans who disappeared in baghdad. tape. jim: passengers on board this ferry in new zealand are forced to abandon ship after the vessel catches fire. 60 people had to be pulled from the water by the coast guard this morning. several were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. some of the passengers say t

. >>> firefighters in san francisco looking into what caused a five alarm fire in burnell hotz -- bernal heights. >>> that is a pretty shot. kind of gold, golden on this father's day. a beautiful shot across the bay area as it is shaping up to be a beautiful sunday. welcome to mornings on 2. i am clotting while. --

as reporter natalie burnell shows us her campaign to make american kind again is beginning to gain traction may be coming to an end but a new campaign sign is sending a strong message. make america kind again. >> it's just been so much turmoil and so many feelings going back and forth that this is nice because it can be supported by everybody. >> reporter: stay-at-home mom amanda blunck designed the lawn sxienz now totes hoping to change the tone of the political conversation. >> you have so many people that will say i'm voting for so and so because it's the lesser two of evils. this message is just about dropping that and being nice to your neighbor. >> reporter: it may be a play on words on donald trump's now infamous slogan, but -- >> it's for everybody. it's been next to trump. it's been next to clinton. i just want to represent kindness. i don't care about the politicians. >> reporter: two weeks ago she started selling the signs on her etsy page and orders poured in from all over the country. >> washington, oregon, nevada, texas, michigan, florida -- >> reporter: she's already sold alm

officers say the man showed up at the wells fargo on burnell around 3:00 yesterday afternoon and handedler a note, he got the money and took off. pleasanton police are asking for the public's help to find him. >>> today a new interactive and creative exhibit opening up at the san jose tech museum. it's getting rave reviews. kpix 5's keit do got a chance it preview the new exhibit that's been in the works for a good 10 years now. kiet, i take it there's some cool stuff there. >> reporter: yeah. we got a sneak preview yesterday and i must say it's cool. this biodesign lab one of the most anticipated new exhibits here at the tech museum and the point is to make biology fun and engaging. the new exhibit is visual, hands on. it's allowing visitors to explore, discover and play with biology. this is the so-called creature creation station with its 30- foot video stream. visitors handle pieces to design microscopic critters and release them into the virtual world where they interact with the other creations. the living colors lab is where you put on lab gear, rubber gloves and handle dna to en

jose and was a member of the jubilee congregation and would sometimes provide security when pastor burnell went over seas to potentially dangerous places. >> always there, generous, big heart. 400-pound rugby player, great athlete. everybody loved ed. everybody loved ed >> reporter: church now will be planning a memorial service as family members arrive from idaho and southern california. this they will remember about mumbert. >> he didn't want to run, he would find you. he'd find you in ohio. he would find new china. he would find you. if you ran, ed would find you. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00," a woman at the center of a police sex scandal suddenly finds herself in a little less trouble. >>> then, school walkout. tonight a dressing down over a dress code and the show of support from both sides. >>> also the right to protest versus remember spect for the national anthem. one of the world's greatest athletes weighs in as the bay area becomes then center of the national debate. >>> a live look at levi stadium once again. stay with

by a speeding driver on mlk boulevard in tampa will be laid to rest later today. 9-year-old john burnel and 10-year-old sister says bell and his mother were driving home from church last wednesday when control and hit them head on. you can see how bad the crash was. pablo car tez was behind the wheel at the time. he and his 19-year-old passenger were also killed. visitation will be held for marillo and her two kids today at blunt and curry funeral home on south macdill that will happen between 2 and 4. the service will follow shortly thereafter. >>> 72 more federal inmates mostly convicted of drug crimes part of the obama clemency initiative. among those being released early are three men from the bay area. antonio lee als was sentenced to prison on two cocaine charges. his sentence has been reduced to 150. william demanci sentenced to 20 years in prison for selling cocaine in 2007 set to be released in march of next year and charles edwards williams of winter haven will escape his life sentence in march. he was sentenced back to 1992 for making meth. t that date, president obama has co

richard and burnell. it's a heated argument.tter than that. >> he will. >> thanks so much for a great debate thork. >> thank you, brian. >>> we have some breaking news. a brand-new round of wikileaks emails from the clinton campaign was released minutes ago. we're going through it and we'll go live to washington next. and hillary clinton's message isn't resonating. just ask bill clinton. >> this campaign slogan of hillary's growing together are more than just two words that sound good. >> they sound good, but they are not right. her real slogan stronger together. we'll take it to the top. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >> moments ago, wikileaks releasing a brand-new batch of hillary clinton emails. >> it comes after another embarrassing round of clinton's inner circle exposing fav

burnell, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming from chicago. >> thankfic. i've been reading on twitter that you have a lot of fans. >> yes, and i'm grateful to god. thank you. >>> now that the final debate is behind us, where does trump go from here? kellyanne conway is going to join us in the next hour at 7:30. >>> and donald to join us next hour. and donald trump's bad hombres comment is trending. next. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton going sound byte to sound byte in their final showdown but what happened in vegas definitely does not stay? vegas. >> instead, they landed right on social media as you would expect and they are still trending this morning. >> here is a look is caitlyn collins. hey, caitlyn. we asked you to follow the trends. did you? >> yes, i did. >> who? >> you can't look at twitter wowingr without seeing bad hombre everywhere. >> positive and negative. >> a little bit of negative, a lot of positives. the minute it came out of donald trump's mouth, it was an internet sensation. >> for people who missed it, here it is right here. >

trump adviser for african-american outreach, burnell in chicago, i hope i pronounced that correctly. last time i butchered it. great to be here. >> they never budge beyond 3 to 5% yet in some state polls -- again, some -- nationally it's a different story. nothing approaching hillary clinton. but when all is said and done, what do you think the african-american vote will look like? >> i believe it will at least look like 16% to 25%. >> really? >> yes, i do. i mean, put it like this, donald trump is saying -- and he said this in north carolina in his new deal to african-americans, he said, look, i'm not going to entertain you but what i will do is put $100 billion into the inner cities in the -- for over an eight-year period and then i'm also going to tack on school choice so that all americans, whether you're black, white, hispanic, arab, will have a shot at the american dream of having a great education. that's what's important to black voters. you can't eat jay-z. you cannot put trina and other people in your baby's bottle and feed them. with the infrastructure that donald trump is

. >> janelle burnell has more on this. >> reporter: the candidates have been crossing the state, picking up support from every voter they can, many seeing the last week as critical in the final days before new yorkers head to the polls. >> i love a room filled with suffolk county democrats. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying voters on monday night, tailoring her message to the concerns of the suburban crowd. >> to deal with congested transportation, overcrowded schools. >> reporter: in a new nbc news wall street journal poll, clinton leads sanders by 14 points, but she is hoping to >> we can run a winning national campaign without being independent on wall street and the big money interest. >> reporter: in the race for the gop nomination -- >> we have to keep winning and have to win more. >> reporter: donald trump bringing this crowd of supporters in albany to their feet. the republican front runner forging ahead on his quest to win his home state in next week's primary. >> we are doing amazingly well. >> reporter: the billionaire businessman venting about his losses to ted cruz. >> t

thisherey ths afternoon and once it getsand ot here and we get the sun high sun enough in the sky it will burnelhose clouds off and we'll getnl back to sunshine by this by is afternoon.oo temperatures right now not tooot bad. 63 degrees this morning. mni 60 at quantico, 59 degrees at at leonardtown and your forecastour for today, 73 degrees.3 degr not bad at we'll stay in the 60's all0' a morning long until we get toet the sunshine by the afternoon hours.hour once that happens, tt happ temperatures will start to start come up. it will be a nice mildil afternoon. that's good and we're hopingan to get the rain out of here in i time for the nats game.ats g nats kick off at 1:05 p.m. p.m this afternoon so i'll havernoo the full details on that and a glorious sunday forecastus sund coming up. >> sounds like we're head ind the right direction so that's t good. thank you mike.thyou >>> another big story thisg s morning.g. troubling levels of lead wereead found in drinking water atater a several d.c. schools. s beyond schools older buildingsoo and homes across the dmv couldls be at risk for potentially

. >> hi, i'm colby burnell on the green wire. my question was i wanted to know what the dccc's plans are for both of the conventions for the democratic convention and where fundraising spotlight candidates and for cleveland want to know will there be any kind of anti-trump events? >> the reason we leaned in to a national advertising blitz this week was to get in front of the national republican convention. to be able to set the stage across america, but especially as republicans are deciding whether they're going still support donald trump and vote for donald trump or vote for donald trump, but not endorse donald trump. and then defend, again, the racist things that donald trump says or doesn't say day in and day out. that's the difference here. so we have leaned in to be able to create the stage, if you will. if house republicans are not willing to stand up to donald trump and his message of hate and bigotry, are they really willing to stand up for you and your families? we want people thinking about that question. you remember

indianapolis, indiana, february 47, 14, walter burnell christie may sanchez, 22. haley navarrea, 21. chesapeake, virginia, february 7, 2016, doris dualy, 47 -year-old. todd dualy, 50. landon dualy, 22. brook dualy, 17. oakland, maine, november 4, 2015, amanda brag g. and -- the speaker pro tempore: time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> permission to revise and extend my remarks. i rise in honor of the life of ann pride. she served as the director of federal government relations where she had been employed since 1991 and worked with the arkansas delegation to support energy programs and dedicated her life to serving the people of arkansas and served as a staff to representative bill alexander and senator david pryor first during his term as governor nor and in the senate. she was well respected among the arkansas delegation and on both sides of the aisle. she was a professional. her knowledge and experience was indispensible to her fellow colleagues and will be greatly missed by those who had the p

joining us now burnell donald formerly with the trump national diversity coalition.ct mitt romney for secretary of state when there is so much extraordinary opposition to him? >> god bless you and god bless america first. [inaudible] >> what i would say to you is this, we know that our president-elect, donald j. trump is very is shrewd, he's a theird strategic what i'll say is this, governor mitt romney has an exceptional business and savvy that he can bring to our foreign policy economic plan. he also was a top negotiator for bang capital and that business will come in handy for our trade deals, deficits, we know that china with the manipulation of money, he brings a certain business sense to the secretary of state that the other people that are -- up for decision don't have. and you know, i understand where kellyanne conway is coming from, rudy giuliani and others have been very loyal to mr. trump. but as we know about this particular man, we know that donald j. trump our president-elect, he does not likely make decisions and if he is pondering longer a hard on it

burnell. >> good morning. and god bless america.ou heard that leaked tape, then a couple days later, donald trump pretty much apologized. where do you stand after both those events? >> well, i would say this i am still on the trump train, and i'm not going anywhere. i was so excited after 15 months, people said he would never apologize. he did, and then, you know, he put a lot of faith back into many of us who have been behind him and then he came in like the political rock star that he is, at the debate on sunday, and just wiped the floor with hillary clinton on the issues. if donald trump stays on the issues, we are going into the white house. all of america, america first candidate will go into the house when he stays on the issues. >> what is it about donald trump? why are you voting for him? >> because he's going to pick the next supreme court justices. because he did not give 20% of our uranium to the russians and receive $145 million into his foundation like the clinton foundation. because he did not mistreat the haitian peop