but alexis' body was never discovered. >> alexis, if you're out there, and you can hear us, just knowhat your family loves you. we will never stop until you are home. our family circle is broken right now. >> police have surveillance video showing alexis at a lovingston gas station in august last year. randy taylor also seen on the video. he's always maintained his innocence saying that he and alexis and another man went back to his camper to smoke marijuana. then, he said, alexis and the then unidentified black man left. taylor's attorney also argued his client wasn't the last person to see alexis murphy alive. that, instead, police should have been focused on a black male, mid to late 20s with corn rows driving a, quote, 20-year-old burgundy caprice with 20-inch wheels. >> officials say there's no evidence linking the disappearance of alexis murphy to hannah graham. the black man later identified and implicated by randi taylor was not jesse matthew. he also said that man had an alibi and was later cleared. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much. but all these young women mi

yo creo que casi todos los Éxitos de alexis y fido prescriben nosotros mismos, yo escribo el coro, alexispero ¿sabes una cosa? yo voy a hacer un compromiso con usted hoy... >> hablÉmonos de tÚ, porque sino me siento viejo. acabo de cumplir 56, imagÍnate. >> uno de los sueÑos que tiene alexis y fido es poder llenar un aviÓn completo de comida y llevarlo a repÚblica dominicana... >> donde se necesita. >> para los necesita. yo creo que para cuando estemos para ese... >> me avisan y hacemos un programa. >> trato hecho. >> trato hecho. >> gracias, gracias. >> gracias. ahÍ los dejo. los felicito. muchas gracias. se los agradezco. fue alexis y fido. lo que uno aprende. hacemos una pausa, volvemos con el encuentro virtual del papa francisco con jÓvenes de varios es un nuevo día para tus datos en la red más nueva del país. presentamos el sprint family share pack. 20 gigas de datos para compartir... ...por sólo $100 al mes para tu familia entera. eso es doble los datos de alta velocidad que at&t, verizon wireless y t-mobile. más obtén llamadas y textos ilimitados. cámbiate hoy y hasta pagaremos por

but alexis' body was never discovered. >> alexis, if you're out there and you can hear us, just know that your family loves you. we will never stop until you are home. our family circle is broken right now. >> reporter: police have surveillance video showing alexis at a lovingston gas station in august last year. randy taylor was also seen on the video. he's always maintained his innocence saying that and he alexis and another man went back to his camper to smoke marijuana. then he said alexis and the then-unidentified black man left. taylor's attorney also argued his client wasn't the last person to see alexis murphy alive. that instead police should have been focused on a black male, mid to late 20s with corn rows driving a, quote, 20-year-old burgundy caprice with 22-inch wheels. officials say there's no evidence linking the disappearance of alexis murphy to uva student hannah graham. the nelson county attorney says the black man later identified and implicated by randy taylor was not jesse matthew, the suspect in the graham case. he also said that man had an alibi and was later c

yo creo que casi todos los Éxitos de alexis y fido prescriben nosotros mismos, yo escribo el coro, alexisde que me llevan a su mundo. >> sÍ, pero ¿sabes una cosa? yo voy a hacer un compromiso con usted hoy... >> hablÉmonos de tÚ, porque sino me siento viejo. acabo de cumplir 56, imagÍnate. >> uno de los sueÑos que tiene alexis y fido es poder llenar un aviÓn completo de comida y llevarlo a repÚblica dominicana... >> donde se necesita. >> para los necesita. yo creo que para cuando estemos para ese... >> me avisan y hacemos un programa. >> trato hecho. >> trato hecho. >> gracias, gracias. >> gracias. ahÍ los dejo. los felicito. muchas gracias. se los agradezco. fue alexis y fido. lo que uno aprende. hacemos una pausa, volvemos con el encuentro virtual del papa francisco volvemos con el encuentro virtual del papa francisco con jÓvenes de varios "compra uno - lleva otro" desde $12.99. a olive garden ha regresado: escoge un plato como el "creamy citrus chicken." y llévate a casa un segundo plato gratis. desde $12.99... ¡apresúrate! esta oferta termina pronto, en olive garden. en la red más nue

former reservist and contractor, aaron alexis, went room to room firing shots before police shot and killed him. for some survivors of the attack, coping and moving forward comes from talking about what happened. and for others, we learn what this can teach us. what good can come from evil. and scott broom talks with a group of survivors today that called themselves the rooftop gang. >> it is like being in the matrix. >> navy yard survivor describes the moment she came face to face with shooter, aaron alexis, in a stairway. >> he blinked. i watched his furrow brow. his brow was completely furrowed. i saw a very angry person. i watched his decision, watched him pull the trigger. watched the blast. watched it go into me. >> we didn't know what was going on in the building. none of us knew there was a shooter until jen was shot. >> the captain found the way out. >> he was below us. the only way we had to go was up. >> coworkers scrambled at the sound of gunfire. jen was alone in the stairwell badly wounded. >> so i looked at my wound, i tried to move my fingers. he shot my arm off and m

>>> alexis, thank you. break news from the live desk.his huge fire had crews going door to door to warn families who live nearby. >> you may want to check out your co-workers a little more closely. illicit behavior one of ten will illicit behavior one of ten will under take while at work. pumpkin coffee for the morning, and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it. pumpkin's perfect. it's dunkin' with a press of a button. bring home pumpkin or any other k-cup packs for $9.99. america runs on dunkin'. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk following breaking news. we have live pictures from the philadelphia area. the west kensington neighborhood. a massive warehouse fire there. firefighters have been battling this blaze for coming on four hours now. they say they have got it under control. as you can see, the fire is not out. still a lot of smoke and flames shooting from the abandoned warehouse. directly next door is a paper factory. so the flames spread. all the paper fueling the f

aaron and eun, back to you. >>> alexis, thank you. the man seen in this video with missing uva student hannah graham is helping police. charlottesville detectives are looking for a person interest now. a man claims another man approached her moments after this video was taken and put his arm around her. that's who police would like to speak to. no one has seen hannah since last weekend. authorities are getting more help this weekend. they are making an urgent plea for volunteers for the mass search. thousands packed the outdoor amphitheater. one by one they shared the microphone. hannah's disappearance left her classmates unsettled and uneasy. >> you make things good, hannah graham. where are you? we want you pack where you belong. we love you more than you know. and we cannot wait to see you soon. >> the dean of students said the ceremony was all organized by uva students. hannah grew up in fairfax county. last night the community prayed for her safe return. several people spoke at a vigil at alders gate church in alexandria. they st

in washington, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> now the chief is convinced that alexis could hear the officer's radios and she thinks that allowed him to ambush them. so chief lanier ordered ear pieces like the one secret service agents have, so the officers can hear the dispatch, but nobody else can. >> gun owners can apply to carry a concealed weapon. a new proposed law after the long standing ban was declared unconstitutional back in july. council chairman, says that the gun permits will be issued on a basis and give police chief, kathy lanier great discretion who will be allowed to carry a weapon. scheduled to vote on the new gun bill next week. >>> in arlington, the con si gentlemen of sierge is accused of stealing their booze. brooke chan was caught on surveillance video to enter an apartment and consuming the alcohol. residents at the meridian had been complaining of mising their booze. charged with burglary and released on bond. police say she admitted to the break in. >> that is one you don't hear every day. more stuff you don't hear every day is still ahead on wusa9. the house approvi

back to you, aaron and eun. >>> alexis, thank you.e was supposed to play a key role in the fate of governor bob mcdonnell. why he was pulled off the trial. >>> a neighborhood feud. the decision in a day ahead that could determine whether football is played friday nights at one local high school. it is 5:42. we'll be right back. - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when they're not in use, or when you're simply done. it's all about using your energy wisely, and novec is here to help. for more tips, go to novec.com. novec: helping you save. >>> 15 before the hour right now. today we expect to learn more about a controversial plan that is dividing an a lot ex andrea neighborhood all over a plan to add lights to t.c. wil

back to you. >> alexis, thank you. they promised to help cut calories.ll show you why trading one for another if you use artificial sweeteners. how you may be doing that. >>> the work trying to you avoid getting sick this year. >>> fighting back. >>> fighting back. the steps a in cases of rape and incest, just >>> fighting back. the steps a like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> 4:57. a rare respiratory virus infecting children across the country is now here in this region. centers for disease control say seven children in virginia tested positive for the illness. health officials are testing 28 other children from across the state. it is virus 68. children first appear to have a cold but it can have children gasping for breath. . >>> an important update abou

. >> hayek and his fellow officers tracked down the shooter, aaron alexis, and in the end, alexis waskilled. the navy has transformed building 197 with a top to bottom renovation. just last month, the federal government terminated the contract with the company that misread flags in the background check of aaron alexis. tonight, at canal park, vincent gray and members of the council on the military held a special ceremony. as past year has been difficult, but they are moving forward -- this past year has been difficult, but they are moving forward. mission is very important part of this. >> prayers, readings, meditations, and music were all share to honor each life lost. new information in the search for a missing college student. how the community is playing a huge role in finding her. shocking video shows a police officer punching another man. fallingratures are quickly. latest on they other side of the break. >> the u.s. military joins the fight against ebola. president obama outlined the latest effort to combat the virus in a visit to the cdc. president obama said the outbreak is s

our chef ski alexy who was this steven salatin and how did he end up being a captive of isis. well stephen saw was a freelance journalist a us freelance journalist working for some prominent media outlets such as time magazine he even if you know c.n.n. and fox that sometimes he used to work at the middle east for very long spell of time until in last year in august twenty third he was captured in syria in the town of aleppo during the time when he was covering the fighting between the government and the rebel forces there as we understand although this video is still to be very fired by the officials he has become the second american journalist to be decapitated by the isis militants in the course of the last several weeks and as we remember last time when james foley another american freelance journalist who was who had been captured before by the isis militants was decapitated two weeks ago stephen sokoloff was brought into that video and there was a warning coming to the u.s. authorities that unless they stop their military actions in the middle east and iraq in particular

. >> let me turn to alexis of "real clear politics are co--- of "real clear politics." talked about his hope that the president would move ahead on executive action with immigration reform. how is this going to affect the change the president made in his decision-making? how will he get latinos interested? african-americans might not turn out in the numbers that democrats hope to see. >> i think it is a real good and often asked question. i think two things. , the latino community is not and to simplify the question into will one action by itself mobilize or ignores thehat base the same latino voters have the same concerns about their economic well-being or having just as hard a time making ends meet. to -- itn the appealed could have the same economic states. the republican party has done itself no favors in this regard in such a hostile way against immigration reform. that's not lost in the latino community. even more importantly, they afl cio has been for comprehensive immigration reform for a while. we are going to continue to fight that fight. it's going to go on.

and they never suspected a gunman, aaron alexis, would come on the grounds into building 197 to kill 12 people inside the building. today we are remembering their lives and celebrating their lives and celebrating their work here for the united states navy. we'll do that with a ceremony happening in a couple hours. my colleague richard jordan is here as well with more on what we expect to be a touching ceremony later this morning. >> these are probably some of the same workers showing up at this time a year ago and now everything has changed it seems like. many of them will be part of the ceremony and the navy is expecting more than 2,000 people here at the installation to come together at 8:00 this morning for this very private and somewhat simple ceremony. it is strictly for the personnel here at the installation, for the friends and family members of the victims killed, although some family members have decided they will not be attending today's ceremony. you can only imagine what this day is like for many of the relatives that lost their loved ones in the tragic shooting. at 8:00,

we'll also honor the heros who put their lives on the line to gun down shooter alexis -- aaron alexis. he opened fire and killed 12 people, all members of the navy systems command, men and women gunned down by one man shortly after 8:00 in the morning. he also wounded five others. alexis was a 34-year-old civilian contractor who went into building 197. [ no audio ] it's set to reopen in february. the officers credited with taking out alexis, park police officer paul hiott and officer dorian desantis will be recognized. desantis was named officer of the year in june. >> to go inside a building and search for an individual whose main mission is to kill individuals and you have to go in there and search for him, makes the hair on your neck stand up. >> reporter: it does indeed if you think about it. it's amazing to think about how they really put their lives aside and went in there to face this man and to take him out. we'll hear from the other officer credited with taking out alexis carl hoitt with park police. he'll be speaking to us shortly after the ceremony. the ceremony starts at 8

we et to hear from the sey 12 individls were killed here a year ago by aaron alexis. and a bell will b ringing for those as t names are read througho ceremony. we expect lot of family membe t here today gathenge park at the navy yard as welas dignitaries from thptf defense and from the navy as well. and they will have an opportuny to spend some time together they v likely will see building 197 when it reopens next year. we'll e it have a different name. wel te about that as the morn goes on here. as we look at the anniversary, we take time to remember those killed here. securit naval instaio is soi a of folks are payinaton to, but there's only minimal movement in terms of improving security at differe facilities around the nation t shooter, aaron alexis, had securityanh a histo o violence and mental health issues. there' number of proposals reducingse eligible for securit clearances, digging deeper police records. congres approved money for the office of personnel managemeo d a little deeper io people's backgrounds if the questionable informath comes up from initi sty

alexis' family thought they might find her after police found her cell phone but alexis' body was neverexis, if you're out there and you can hear us, just know that your family loves you. we will never stop until you are home. our family circle is broken right now. >> reporter: police have surveillance video showing alexis at a lovingston gas station in august last year. randy taylor was also seen on the video. he's always maintained his innocence saying that he and alexis and another man went back to his camper to smoke marijuana. then he said alexis and the unidentified black man left. taylor's attorney argued that they weren't the last to see alexis murphy alive, that instead police have have been focused on a black male mid to late 20s with corn rows driving a burgundy caprice with 20 inch wheels. there's no evidence linking the disappearance of murphy to hannah graham. the nelson county attorney says the black man later identify and implicated by randy taylor was not jesse matthew, the suspect in the graham case. he also said that man had an alibi and was later cleared. randi kaye,

when alexis popped out from under the desk, he opened fire and hit him in his bulletproof vest. it was so intense he did not even know he was hit. fortunately, he was not injured. >> thank you. attack at the navy yard has prompted some changes. is scene of the building undergoing a top to bottom renovation. just last month, the federal government terminated its contract with the company that missed the red legs in the background check of aaron alexis. aey also suffered high-profile data for last month. coming up, outrage and praise as veterans voice their concerns over the conditions of the a hospital. plus the top level talks that could the u.s. is on the ground in the fights against faisal -- against isis. and the video showing police officer repeatedly punching a man. >> it's the third consecutive day of the full september weather. my seven day forecast is >> a baltimore police officer is on administrative leave after video surfaced showing him repeatedly punching a man. the baltimore commissioner says he's shocked and outraged over what the video shows. in the original repor

the family of seesawed love also described this video as an absolutely gruesome and sickening and alexi over the weekend the u.s. delivered more airstrikes against isis in iraq the u.s. also hit militants of another terrorist group al-shabaab in somalia what do we know about that operation well there's not much known about that operation in somalia we do know that according to sources in washington the al shabaab militant group operating in africa in somalia in kenya and many other countries was indeed hit by a u.s. strike targeting the leader of the organization. done a but there's still no certainty as to whether this person this leader infamous al-qaeda franchise leader has actually been killed in that strike we do know that earlier in january this year he's one of his close assistants was killed during the u.s. drone strike but this time it's just vague information on whether the person was actually killed but it is been concerned that was indeed a strike performed in somalia over the weekend targeting that leader of al shabaab the militant group details are certainly forthcoming al

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. >> reporter: no one ever diagnosed eric eric -- aaron alexis about mental illness, but he did complain to doctors about painful headaches and insomnia and he told them someone was beaming voices and extremely low frequency vibrations into his hotel room harassing him and preventing him from sleeping. >> was he crying out for medical help? no. he didn't think he was sick like about laugh of people who have untreated schizophrenia and severe bipolar. he was not aware of his own illness. >> you have taken that guy and given him treatment and got him on some methods and given him some -- medicine and given him some therapy, he would never have committed those crimes. >> reporter: in the delmarva the bar to mental health evaluation is high. fuller and her treatment-based advocacy center support what she calls need for treatment laws which have been adopted by a score of states. >> if rhode island had a need for treatment standard, those police officers could have taken aaron alexis to a hospital and had amblings had -- a mental health official decide if he needed help. someone who is tortur

they did it all for the victims. >> alexis had the delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency or elf electromagnet electromagnetic waves. >> killed 12, hurt 3, and shattered families across the dmv. >> at the time those videos were released, there's a lot of information out there as to, were there multiple attackers, you know, were there multiple weapons? we were in the position to dispel that at the earliest possible time with some photos, which we selected, which were not graphic, but should the individual and the nature of the tack. >> gallagher says the families were told beforehand. they were kept first and foremost in mind during the entire investigation. and now, the one year anniversary is here. >> as we approach that, what's on your mind? >> you know, it's the victims and the families. >> debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> and that is certainly on the minds of the people who gathered here at canal park. thinking about all of those who lost their lives and the families left behind and all of the heros who work so hard to save so many. that

harrington's daughter morgan and murphy's niece alexis were both abducted and killed. morgan was kidnapped in 2009. her body was found three months later. last year randy taylor was convicted of killing alexis, but her body has never been found. >> you go to bed every night and wake up every morning thinking is today the day that we find her? >> reporter: colleges have been increasing security in recent years adding communication, cameras, lights and some colleges including virginia tech and georgetown have signed on with a new app putting the tool right in students' hands. it's the live safe app which allows students to text directly to law enforcement and it lets them ask a friend to watch them walk somewhere. >> he's at 36th and o right now. now he's going to come back. >> all right. >> we can chat back and forth while he's walking. >> reporter: so if we din know why cli was and were concerned about him, we -- chi was and were concerned about him, we could watch our phone and make sure he gets to his destination on time? >> absolutely. if we had any concerns, we cou

naomi alexis says she hopes the families of the 12 people killed by her brother, aaron alexis, are healing. she says the grief she feels for them is palpable. tuesday will mark one year since that shooting, and the "post" says naomi alexis initially wanted to talk about her brother and his mental illness and the issues leading to his rampage. but she cancelled that interview and only answered a few e-mails and texts. >>> a new development tonight in the rush to meet the school vaccine deadline in maryland. state health officials are now considering a delay. and they tell the news4 i team that health administrators are meeting with the attorney general this afternoon to figure out a way to do so. scott macfarlane broke this story online today and joins us now in the studio with an update. >> reporter: at least 1,050 kids face being barred from the classroom monday morning because they don't have the shots or the paperwork to prove it. hundreds more in frederick and prince george's counties will be banned from their school buildings come tu maryland state law requires every seventh grade sho

trevor and alexis trina. according to the article, the chronicle, the woman says that they forced her to take out the trash when it was raining and she fell, seriously injuring herself. their home was featured in forbes life. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for lost earnings. >>> the irs a going after tech workers where it they hurt the most. their some aches. the wall street your honor reports the tax man might start taxing all the free meals. andria borba is on twitter. that free food is a big part of the tech world. >> reporter: you are rise liz. the perks almost as rich as some of the salaries of the tech world. now the irs wants their slice. everybody likes a free lunch. unless you are the internal revenue service. and what the irs really doesn't like? the cafeteria at the googleplex or twitterverse. the irs has been sniffing and the food perk for years. >> that has been around forever. the last time i was asked that question was in the early 70s. >> reporter: while the irs is looking at it as a ta

. >> one of our director, who is named alexis, one of our photographs jared fall, i mean jared ball, we had a couple cocktails and a song came on that they apparently liked. >> ♪ >> i believe she is. >> did you mention the cocktail started before the wedding even started. >> that probably explains it. >> i just stopped at the lobby bar, and then went up to the wedding. >> they might have been with you. >> it was a fun wedding. >> it was. >> singing right now in the control room. >> oh, no. alexis, what did your parents do with the singing lessons money. >> you are so hateful. >> you really are. >> here's sue. >> delightful, every day. we are taking a look. >> at you, eventually. >> yes. >> but first we will look outside there is some sunshine to take. talk about all of the clouds around there is plenty of them as well but nice start to the day but even though leaves are changing, it feels like summer out there it really did over the weekend. some of our temperatures, reflect that. it is on the cool side. 56 degrees in mount pocono. sixty-three in bethlehem. we will look down at bensa

. >> reporter: no one ever diagnosed aaron alexis with a serious mental illness, but he did complain to doctors about anger, paronoia and insomnia and a month and a half before he massacred 12 people here he told police in rhode island that someone was beaming voices and extremely low frequency vibrations into his hotel room harassing him and preventing him from sleeping. >> was he crying out for medical help? no. he didn't think he was sick like about half of people who have untreated schizophrenia and severe bipolar. he was not aware of his own illness. [ sirens ] >> you have taken that -- if you had taken that guy and given him treatment and gotten him on methods and given them therapy -- meds and given him therapy, he would never have committed those crimes. >> reporter: fuller supports what she calls need for treatment laws which have been adopted by a score of states. >> if rhode island has had a need for treatment standard, those police officers could have taken aaron alexis to a hospital and had a mental health professional see if he needed help. >> reporter: some critics do

police ot a kill the gunman, 34-year-old military contractor aar alexis during the attack. >>> this week the state of maryland is focusing on your child's lunch. the seventh annual maryland home grown school lunch week kicks off tomorrow. it's a statewide celebration of healthy food grown by local farmers. state officials want to teach kids where the food comes from, how it's produced and the benefits of a healthy diet. there will be activities at schools all we long. >>> public opinion and isis. this morning how americans feel about the u.s. leading a charge about the terror group. we'll talk about this next with "meet the prs" moderator chuck todd. >>> it's n your average summer camp. how extreme events are giving kids benefits asa kids benefits asa lif i'm sure she knows couples in our situation... i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're talking about it. i was kidding. i know just try to be serious in there, okay? okay, you're right. it's just going to be simple steps. that's all we need. yeah... just hope she doesn't tell us we have to work until we're 80. the it's time to t

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alexis craven says it took multiple s attempts. being dep wake up every morning, hard to get dressed and hard to be around people. it's not understood much. >> like alexis, laura porter attempte take her own life and said early intervention is key. i didn't know anything about mental illness when was in high school. i struggled with my eating disorder and alcoholism in high scho but i didn't know what to call it. >> getting the right support isn't always easy. parents say don't take no for an answer. you need a wink ki, says, that's what her son needed. >> i basically had to stand my ground. i was threatened to be locked up because they wanted me to come and pick my son up from the hospital. and i said, no, i'm not going to do it. >> early diagnosis is the key to saving lives and getting young people back on track. one visit but hat consultation, child will be able to appropriy diagnosed a enthen you'll have next steps on what you need to do. >> it starts with having a conversa with someone who will listen. now we know a lot more a

familyave learned members of alexis murphy, a teenager who vanished, took part in saturday's search fornah graham. found abandoned in charlottesville. randy allen taylor was convicted of her murder, but her body was not found. she is one of five women reported missing in the last five years. the sea police are investigating the shooting of a nine-year-old police are investigating the shooting of a nine-year-old boy. the boy was shot in the arm and had minor injuries. at the white house to incidents in less than 24 hours. the secret service said this video showed our marketing dollars -- omar gonzalez jumping a fence. then secret service agents encountered another incident. atert is live with a look both of these cases. >> one of those suspects is barely out of high school. his reason to try to get into the white house is unknown at this hour. the other is reportedly so paranoid his family claims his motive was a plea for help. called seriousre lapses of security in need of serious answers. security is tight, especially at the entrances. that is where the 19-year-old white sedan into the

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usis conducted background checks on navy yard shooter aaron alexis and nsa leaker edward snowden. warrant is an arrest out for montgomery county mother who vanished with two of her children. catherine hoggle is facing charges of child neglect. police say she took to of her three children earlier this week and vanished. a just-released video shows hoggle before she disappeared on monday at the chick-fil-a in germantown. police say she was spotted yesterday morning with two-year-old jacob and three-year-old sarah were not with her. the children's father is pleading for help. don't know of any particular person that she would be trying to get in touch with or anyone in particular who would help her. has aice say hoggle history of mental illness. -- was most recently started recently spotted near the chick-fil-a in germantown yesterday morning. defenderryland public once a child county judge removed from the bench after court records show the judge ordered that defendant be shocked. in july, circuit court judge ordered a deputy to electrically shocked a defendant using an ankle device

harrington's daughter morgan and murphy's niece alexis were both abducted and killed. morgan had gone to a concert when she was kidnapped in 2009. her body was found three months later. last year randy taylor was convicted of killing alexis, but her body was never found. >> you go to bed every night and wake up every morning thinking is today the day we find her? >> reporter: colleges have been increasing security in recent years adding cameras and lights and some have signed on with a new app putting the tool in students' hands. it's the live safe app which allows students to text directly to law enforcement and it lets them ask a friend to watch them walk somewhere. >> he's at 36th and o right now and now he's going to come back. >> all right. >> we can chat back and forth while he's walking. >> reporter: so if we didn't know where chi was and were concerned about him, we could watch our phone and make sure he gets to his destination on time? >> absolutely. if we had any concerns, we could dial 91 undirectly or text back and forth to -- 911 directly or text back and

. >> alexis of the rickey smiley show teamed up from georgia. >> i share things with him.fe is perfect. it's not even like that. we go through the same thing. we're very similar in a lot of ways. people look at celebrities as snobby or rich and they get everything they want all of the time, but i learned that they still go through things like anybody else. >> >> it's extremely important for people such as myself, everyday people, celebrities to speak up and speak out and let it be known to save our daughters. >> the organization's name, saving our daughters, took on a deeper meaning in 2011 when founder curtis benjamin lost his daughter to cancer. >> i received a call from my wife that i had to go down to scottish rite hospital and -- um, we found out later that she was dying of a brain tumor. you know, it's -- i guess as a father we try to be strong for our daughters, but actually my daughter was stronger than i was and she basically just told me -- told my wife that she had to be strong for her daddy. >> that pain of losing a child reignited his mission to save other dau

[applause] >> thank you alexis for those kind words. look forward very much to working with you and now ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming the 42nd and 43rd presidents of the united states. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> gentleman before have a the chance to ask you some questions i have a letter that has just arrived from walker's point kennebunkport maine. [laughter] september 8, 2014. i'm delighted to send greetings to all gathered in washington d.c. for the launch of this innovative partnership between the participating foundations in this new presidential leadership scholars program. every former president is different and that's as it should be. for example not all of us skydive. [laughter] that is not a judgmental comment, just a fact. [laughter] every so often however there's an idea is so compelling that it brings together former chief executives and their foundations to pushing forward. so it is with this presidential leadership scholars program which will offer quality leaders the chance to study presidenti

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shoulder and arm after a five inch hole was blown through it when she came face-to-face with aaron alexis. >> looked him in the eye, he blinked, i looked at him and i watched him make the decision. he pulled the trigger, i watched him do it, the fire, the blast, i watched as it hit meemt went down. >> reporter: the pain was excruciating. blood was everywhere. somehow jennifer calmed herself, realized she had to move in case the shooter returned and she stood up. >> i called out for jesus. i said jesus, please come help me. then i sort of yelled that and i walked back up the stairs. i walked 3 1/2 flights by myself. >> reporter: she got to the roof where three colleagues were already hunkered down. they tried to stabilize her wound, and they prayed with her. >> we prayed for the shooter. because i knew his day was going to end. i prayed for his family and his mother. then i prayed for our safety. >> i think she's meant to be here for something else probably. i'm glad i could be part of the reason as to why she's still here. >> reporter: the police officer matt cooley is like a son to jenni

josh bolton and alexis herman is first. [applause] in addition, we have james ciccone, carlos, tom johnson, vilma martinez, stanley kristen , connie newman, linden oleson and laura tyson. and serves as members are bruce and margaret. join me in thanking our full committee. [applause] as you can see we have been lucky to put together a distinguished group of individuals who will advicese on all aspects and help us ensure this program is a state of the art experience. we join together to launch the program because we believe that working together in the spirit of collaboration is truly the best way to chart the path forward. we want to work with and help develop individuals who believe in that same philosophy. and the work of our four centers is evidence that individuals of different backgrounds and perspectives can unite to pursue a common goal. we heard from margaret about the fortunes and objectives but let me set the stage and put the program into greater context. i will start with the curriculum that is being designed by

officer carl hyatt fired the shot that killed aaron alexis, ending that deadly rampage. tonight he's sharing his story only with news4's mark segraves. >> carl hyatt doesn't want to be called a hero. in fact, he would much rather help tourists with directions than talk about his role in taking down the navy yard gunman. officer carl hyatt has been a park police officer for just over four years. last september 16th, he was patrolling near the navy yard when the calls came in for an it active shooter. >> multiple shot fired. >> reporter: it was high accurate and two other officers who faced off in the deadly shootout that ended the hour-long siege. >> it's very scary, but like you said, we signed up for it so you take the fear and try to work through it and do what you volunteered and took the oath to do. >> reporter: hyatt had to overcome that fear in a matter of seconds as he and another officer who he didn't know came face-to-face with the shooter. >> there was a moment going into a room, i knew it was either me or him. like he was in there, and we're going in, and it's

flies past the bus' lowered stop arm and flashing lights on the highway shoulder headed right toward alexis. >> he couldn't stop, so i just backed up a little . >> there is nothing but bust and i thought she was dead. all of a sudden her little face appeared. >> reporter: truck driver turned himself in, reportedly admitting to being distracted. it's an example of what school transportation experts say is a sudden surge in dangerous driving in school zones or around school buses. that they blame mostly on distracted drivers. >> in 2013, 2 million more drivers passed school bus stop arms than they did in 2011. there is no question that distracted driving plays a role. >> reporter: much of that information is coming from school bus drivers and backed up by on-board video like this there west virginia, where the bus driver blows his horn, yells at the drivers oblivious to the bus. the third wloe to warn a student almost before it's too late. >> there are more than 100 children killed and more than 25,000 injured every year in collisions that occur or accidents that occur during the process of g

military contractor aaron alexis had one of those security cleara when entered t year.g 197 and killed remembrance ceremony wille held at 8:00 a.m. names of the 12 people killed and a bell will toll for each person. crews ar number 187. >>> a heari in northern virgin for a man charged with murder. poli say brandon curtis hampton henry stabbed two men in july. e man died. this handled after a party off dale boulevard. > a probation officer in in the prince is suspende after they look into a domestic assault case against him. sp is charged with assault. he has been on the force a year and a half. they have not said who he is accused of assaulting. the victim had to go to the hospit for minor injuries. spice could be fired. > d.c. police are searching for a driver who hit and killed a man crossing the street near howard university. the driver took off from the scene early yes morning near georgi hale died at the hospital. they are for a dark colored chrysler with chrome wheels. the four door car should have damage on th driver's side. >>> a pennsylvania e trooper hurt during a shooting am

you know, samantha clark, alexis murphy. >> in everyone knows the pain hannah graham's parents are feeling -- murdered here in charlottesville. she has put up ribbons and banners to honor hannah graham. >> but, missing, you know, being in that limbo trying to swing on the pendelum between peace and despair. >> he is charged with two counts of reckless driving. police broke off a car chase on saturday and matthew has not been seen by authorities since. >> hannah is brilliant, resill resilient, determined, loves life more than anyone else i know. everyone agrees, if anyone could get through this, it is hannah. >> jesse matthew is the man in this surveillance video who passes right in front of the camera and then right after hannah graham walks by in the distance, they say matthew is the man who turned around and is following her. ingly believe jesse matthew is the last man she was with. >> police are back at the home, serving a second search warrant and removing several items. just as they have last week. but they have yet to announce they have collected any physical evidence that puts hanna

. >> navy yard survivor describes the moment she came face to face with shooter, aaron alexis, in a stairway of building 197. >> he blinked. i watched his furrow brow. his brow was completely furrowed and i saw a very angry person and i watched his decision, watched him pull the trigger. watched the blast. watch it go into me. >> we didn't know what was going on in the building. none of us knew there was a shooter in the building until jen was shot. >> captain chip found the way out. >> he was below us, the only place we had to go was up. we wound up on the roof. >> coworkers scrambled. jen, at first, was a loan in the stairwell badly wounded. >> i looked at my wound. i tried to move my fingers and i said well, he shot my arm off and my jacket is keep ting in place. i had also been screaming. i told myself to stop. i took a couple more steps back on the landing and said, well, if he comes back up, i can't defend him with one arm. i need to go. >> she moved up the stairs. >> what they heard is i called out verbally, jesus, please come help me. >> a coworker, michael jackson, who witnessed jen

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you know, samantha clark, alexis murphy. >> if anyone knows the pain hanah graham's parents are suffering, it's heirington. her daughter, morgan, was abducted and murdered here in charlottesville five years ago. she put up ribbons and banners to honor hannah graham. >> missing, you know, being in that limbo trying to swing on the pendulum between police and despair. >> a new poster for jesse matthew. he is charged with two counts of reckless driving. police broke off a car chase on saturday and matthew has not been seen by authorities since. >> hannah is brilliant, resill i resilient, and loves life more than anyone i know. if anyone could get through this, it is hannah. >> jesse matthew is the man in the surveillance video on the charlottesville mall who passes right in front of the camera and then right after hannah graham walks by in the distance, they say matthew is the man who turned around and is following her. >> i believe jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. >> police were just back at matthew's charlottesville home, se

. >> let me turn to alexis. >> so i was thinking about this idea you were talking about trying to ramp up turnout. before the election the president decided not to do this before the election based on some of the appeals he got from the democratic candidates from the senate in some states. how is this going to affect the president in his decision making? how will it affect the anticipation to get the lat -- latino population involved. what do you expect to see knew? >> well, i think it's a really good and often asked question. theink two things, one that latino community is not twun dimensional one and to sim phi the question into -- sim phi -- sim phi the question into -- sim phi -- that this is an issue that, one, that voters have the same concerns about their economic well-being or having just as hard of times making ends meet and can be -- appeal to on -- still have the same economic stakes. the republican party has done itself no favers n this regard in coming out in such hostile way against migration reform of any kind and that's not lost in the latino community or lost if the re