amanda demmer, we appreciate your time. amanda demmer: thank you for having me. you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming every week. follow us on twitter for information on the schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring grand junction, colorado. the city used irradiation to develop one of the earliest industries, fruit farms. it is still a major part of the city. together with our charter we haveations partners, visited many sites exploring the history. learn more about grand junction all weekend on american history tv. >> when you look at the history of the american west, ontr

the amanda n. pinson post office will join the other memorials in her honor as a testament to the bravery, valor and kindness of this american hero who made the ultimate sacrifice for her country. it is my honor to sponsor h.r. 3, a bill that names the grasso plaza post office after such a courageous young woman. immoralalizing a hero who gave up her life in the service to the nation that she loved. may it bring comfort to her family and her friends and give witness to sergeant pinson's bravery and sacrifice. to quote the phrase that adorned so many tributes and memorials to amanda, if love could have saved you, you would have lived forever. so today on behalf of a grateful nation, i say thank you, amanda. you are indeed loved. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: i reserve the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from michigan is recog

amanda's family had a copy.he says growing up she would stare at that photo wondering about the kind nurse. >> people would ask me who's the woman holding you, and i never had a name. >> reporter: finally, two weeks ago amanda posted this message on facebook. with photos of her and the mystery nurse. she wrote, i would love to know her name and possibly get a chance to talk to her and meet her. within 24 hours she heard from another nurse who said she worked with the woman in 1977. >> i said, oh, my god, that's sue. >> reporter: yesterday they were reunited. >> the emotion i felt i wasn't prepared for when i saw her. >> reporter: back in 1977 susan burger was just 21, fresh out of nursing school. amanda was one of her first patients. and she never forgot her. >> all i could think of is when i picked her up she just melted in my arms. >> reporter: today amanda has a cherished new photo. >> i get to know the woman in the picture now. >> reporter: no longer a caring stranger, now a friend. rehema ellis, nbc news, n

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amanda carpenter, former communications officer for governor ted cruz. amanda, you have ben carson, donald trump, outside the political mold. how concerned should the establishment be at this point. >> the people get in the top tier are who voters want to hear more from. they are saying donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina, ted cruz, we want to hear more from you. i think for the most part, trump, carson, fiorina, largely not vetted. haven't been in the public eye that long. whereas my former boss ted cruz has and people are very familiar with his poipg. >> donna, do you think that's true on the democrat side with bernie sanders. amanda is saying they don't necessarily want to vote for trump or carson but they want to hear more. do you think the same is going on with bernie sanders? >> i think amanda is right. at this point, vote remembers window shopping. they are looking at all the candidates. they are going to rallies. they are going to union halls. they are listening to all the candidates to find out if they like them. they are dating. what's wron

amanda said without it, she would die.will broadcast live that prison visit as part of our papal coverage all weekend, in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a special moment, pat, thanks very much. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" in this final stretch as we count down to saturday's arrival of the pope francis. we will of course have updates for you as we inch closer to this historic event. >>> also tonight, flames surround a gas station in south jersey after a car catches fire. we are told there were no injuries. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco in mount laurel right now, diana? >> reporter: ukee, there were some very chaotic and quite frankly frantic moments outside this station just before noon time today when a koran fire along route 73, pulls right up to this gas pump. you can see the charred mess, that was left behind, even one of the pumps caught fire and was severely damage, as you said, no one was hurt and tonight the owner of this gas station is crediting that to the help

>> yeah, amanda is right. at this point in, in the political season, you know, voters are window shopping. they're taking a look at all right candidates. they're going to rallies. they're going to union halls. they're listening to all of these candidates to find out if they look them. i mean they're dating anderson. what's wrong with dating at this, at this stage of the season? i mean, in a few months. five months from tomorrow night, they'll actually have to stand up and proclaim their support, that's like a, you know, announcing that you are going to, you know, get engaged. so i think it is very important to understand that bernie sanders is drawing a lot of first time voters. a lot of people are interested not just in his ideas, but, you know his enthusiasm, the fact that he wants to start a political revolution to take big money out of politics, to revolutionize you know the way students get their loans and pay them back. he has a real serious plan for the future. i'm not surprised democrats are taking an

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amanda was a smart hard working out growing woman. she had a future. her caring smile and personality will be terribly missed. the loss of such an adult brings great sadness to our y family. >> the police say the investigation is continuing, but as of right now to charges have been filed in connection with this deadly accident. ca . >> and a fire got the attention of many enjoying the last hours of their vacation. and the two-alarm fire, on the kcul-de-sa cul-de-sac. and pictures of the water as smoke was pouring from the home. >>> four families forced out of their homes after smoke and flames damaged where they live. in all, the fast-moving fire damaged five hourses in the 4900 block in southwest philadelphia before the firefighters got it out. one person transported to the hospital and it broke out about the 9:20 this morning. we are still waiting to hear thes cause. the red cross is now helping the displaced families. >>> the paper -- papal visit about two weeks away. 10,000 free tickets made available to the general public for the pope's speech at

amanda, appreciate you being on. thank you. just ahead, a new boost in the polls for carly fiorina and closer look at the fire that she's under for her time as a silicon valley ceo. donald trump is certainly leading the attack on that. going beyond the rhetoric in search of her record both as a ceo for better and worse, that's next. >>> and later, there is just no way to describe the allegations in the death of 2-year-old bella bond. the prosecutor says the mom and the mother's boyfriend did to this poor little girl has to be heard to be believed. john walsh joins us ahead. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened

. >> they said i'm sorry to inform you that your daughter amanda carter has passed away this morning.> they want to know why the man with her that night who was on probation was allowed to walk free. fox 29 investigators is ahead. >>> a warning tonight about terrorists posing as first responders. fox 29 going straight to the top to find out if this threat is real during the pope's visit. >> a man orders wings to satisfy a craving but gets a lot more than he expected. how he ended up with a box full of cash. >> guy just walking home trips over something. it explodes. it was a booby trap. what a homeowner was working so hard to try to protect coming up. ♪ >>> we're looking live at the ben franklin parkway all lanes here closed to traffic as crews work around the clock to prepare for the festival of families and of course sunday's papal mass. security for the huge event has been and is a top priority for officials. >> tonight memo released by the pennsylvania state police warning about some terror tactics. some asking questions about the timing of that warning. fox 29's dave schratwieser

dan pfeiffer is the former communications director for president obama and amanda carter is the former communications director for senator ted cruz and we have some real smarts on the screen right now. i want to start with you, scott, because you have taken some time, and had to stand at the podium as press secretary for minute after minute and stretching into the hour, and i want to know what the length of this decan bait at two hours and 45 minutes mean, and think about this, 2 hours and 45 minutes of being under the lights and the pressure and being next to people who are taking potshots at you in some way, and how does that affect how the people will perform? what do you think? >> well, it is a long time to be up there with the candidates, but with 11 candidates, you need that length of time to get through all of the riding issues and hopefully get some interaction with the candidates to get some interaction on the substantive issues, and as said, they have one minute for the response, and then 30 seconds to respond on somebody who challenges them. and so i think that they will be

. ♪ >> reporter: amanda carter known as mandy was 27 years old when she died. floor bustleton avenue apartment where her clothes were laid out for the next day's work. >> smart kid, bright kid. energetic kid. >> reporter: she had a degree in bio medical engineering from catholic university in washington, d.c. and was working at an area pharmaceutical firm. >> it was a shock. a shock because she was doing so well. for the last six years. >> reporter: what killed mandy carter? according to the me, drug intoxication. the drug in this case, her heroin. lieutenant dennis rosenbaum's northeast detectives investigated the case. >> medical examiner's office said overdose. um, which is not uncommon in philadelphia. unfortunately we see a great deal of them. >> reporter: amanda carter's parents admit their daughter was drug addicted several years ago. the results of narcotics taken for an injury and being bipolar. they believe she had kicked her habit in rehab and showed every sign of staying clean. they want to know much more about the man she was with that night. it's

amanda demmer, we appreciate your time. amanda demmer: thank you for having me. you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming every week. follow us on twitter for information on the schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring grand junction, colorado. the city used irradiation to develop one of the earliest industries, fruit farms. it is still a major part of the city. together with our charter we haveations partners, visited many sites exploring the history. learn more about grand junction all weekend on american history tv. >> when you look at the history of the american west, one trend that is seen all over in every little mining town, ranching community, any you could imagine in the west, we tend to see boom and bust economies. and we see that in western colorado, especially right here in grand junction, colorado, one of the first boom busts we see in the area was copper mining. when the expedition passed through the area in 1870's, there was a lot of copper i

amanda demmer, you are focusing a lot on the vietnamese and americans. let me begin with the benchmark of 1975, the fall of saigon. your research picks up after that. explained. ms. demmer: most histories of the vietnam war and with the fall of saigon. what my research does is begins with that moment and looks at this period that is often considered an epilogue, from the fall of saigon to present bill clinton announced relations normalized in 1995. the 20 year period and the role of refugees issues towards vietnam in that time. host: they just think part of the story is the normalized relations we now have with vietnam. ms. demmer: this is something that i think most americans aren't familiar with. nor relations with cuba were not normalized until very recently. after the war, policy makers extended the embargo to the entire country and refused to extend diplomatic relations to the new vietnam. really for 20 years, in the formal sense, there are no economic or diplomatic ties. host: there are different ways that vietnamese residents come to the u.s. in d

first to my right is amanda blackhorse. amanda is a social worker and a citizen of the navajo nation. she's known as her work -- as an activist in the -- in this controversy over the name of the washington football team. she is the lead plaintiff in black horse against pro-football inc. [ applause ] >> to her right is leo killsback. he is an assistant professor of american indian studies at arizona state. he is a citizen of the cheyenne nation of southeastern montana. his dissertation was entitled the chief's prophecy during a critical era, 1876 to 1935 and it is an epic history of northern cheyenne leaders governance and leadership system. so please welcome professor killsback. [ applause ] >> to my left is jim warne. and mr. warny is a citizen of the la coda tribe. he has a bachelor of science from saerz state university and an m.s. from san diego state university. he also earned a post graduate certificate in rehabilitation administration. he is the tvr circle training coordinator through the san diego state university i

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investigators say he shot amanda and her two children before killing himself. a motive for the crime is unknown. >>> right now crews are battling a forest fire in woodland township burlington county. chopper six was over the scene a short time ago. the fire is at 80 acres right now but firefighters expect that to grow especially they say because of dry conditions. the fire is located near route 72 which is a popular route from long beach island. no roads are closed and no homes or buildings are in danger of burning at this point. >> and now to the latest on the visit of pope francis to philadelphia. tickets to see his speech in independence mall will be available starting tomorrow. at noon, 10,000 tickets will be up for grabs. you can get them online by visiting the word meeting of families web site. tickets are on a first come first serve basis and will be limited to four tickets per person. ticketing information is yet to be released for two other events. that's the festival of families and the pope's mass on the ben franklin parkway. we do know those events

, it does seem -- >> that's not what i asked. >> amanda, it does seem back not so long ago there are people who said you couldn't have a catholic president and if anybody today said there shouldn't be a jewish president or there shouldn't be a catholic president or there shouldn't be a black president or whatever it may be, people, you know, there would be at large segments of the population would be very offended. do you see it as parallel? >> here is the thing. people are interested in matters of faith. it's funny, in politics we say it doesn't matter and don't question it. it's important to people. we have the pope coming. people want to celebrate faith. yes, we should talk about it. but when ben carson puts it in the formulation that he did, you know, essentially no muslims in the white house, why couldn't he have just said i would support a christian in the white house? our nation is founded on christian values. i want a see a christian in the white house. republicans want to convince voters they believe in a higher power, jesus christ. to put in an opposite formulation is negat

joining as is amanda gordon of bloomberg news.a, president and of opera america, is also joining us. a huge turnaround, from a $22 million deficit to one really dollar surplus and one year. a lot of people cannot believe it. amanda: when it comes to their budget, the main source of expenses is production. main source of income is not box office spirit rather, individual contribution. that deficit, the real cause was a drop off of $15 million in donations. what we see in the positive story that the met is telling now, which it is a good thing it is because there has been a lot of controversy about expenses and about compensation for the head of the met, and it went through very difficult union negotiations where the opera demanded that the unions had taken spear there are rising expenses. that has to do with production. scarlet: a lot of new productions. it comes down to a question of donor confidence. for the met to be able to say that there is a $1 million surplus is hopefully sending a message that donors have returned to believ

amanda, you first. first it is trump versus fiarina. rolling stone is out with a new piece on donald trump where they follow had had him on the campaign trail. look, here's what he writes. here's what they write, i should say. it says when the anchor throws for her reaction to donald trump's momentum, trump's expression sours. and school board disgusts. look at that, he cries. would anyone vote for that? can you imagine the face of our next president? i mean, she's a woman. and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but, really, folks, come on. are we serious? >> and fiorina spoke out about this on fox news. >> i think those comments speak for themselves. and all the many, many thou sands of voters out there that are helping me climb in the polls, yes, they're very serious. >> what do you take that to mean? >> look at that face? would any and all vote for that? >> i have no idea. and, you know, honestly, megan, i'm not going to spend a single cycle wondering what donald trump means. but maybe, just maybe, i'm getting under his skin a littl

those who knew her amanda digirolomo age 25 and those who didn't mourned her loss. >> we love havinger as part of our family and we're truly going to misreport report somber mood hung over the ymca in phoeni phoenixville tuesday as members and staff tried to deal with the tragic death of 25-year-old amanda digirolomo. >> she was a wonderful have i bran young woman, um, had her whole life in front of her. she lived live at the fullest. >> a man dan 2584 old brian botti of baltimore died early monday morning when they were hit by a taxi cab crossing broad street near arch. both had been attending the made in america festival. any time you hear something like that happening it's just tragic. for everybody involved. the families and friends and everything. >> amanda lived with her family in phoenixville and started working at the wnca as an intern in 2013. her mother and two sisters also work here. >> all i can do is put them in my prayers. >> reporter: police are still investigating the crash the 41-year-old cab driver from rosemont taxi stopped at the scene but had to be hospitalized w

he'll win on the ideas. >> all right, patti, amanda, thank you guys so much. don't go anywhere, coming up, joe biden gets emotional about a possible presidential run. we'll talk about that. here what he says is the single biggest factor affecting his decision. and then later on, tired of the terrible conditions, a group of refugees starts walking, walking, toward the austria/hungary border. cnn's arwa damon is with them. she will join us live. i'll ask the state department spokesman what the u.s. is doing to help them. no student's ever photographed mean ms. colegrove. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. what do a nasca comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with

a >> amanda, the rally, anti-nuclear deal, donald trump and ted cruz. who is benefiting the most from it, trump and cruz? >> an interesting question. both get so much benefit. ted cruz has appeal. getting donald trump there, getting cameras. showing he can place nice with presidential candidates which is huge for both of them. also, donald trump gets the benefit of engaging in a legislative issue and he is not an elected member of office. frankly, i would look to see more presidential candidates get engaged on the actual mechanical fights against the obama administration that are currently being fought in the united states capitol. you see a lot of people aiming their fire at senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, john boehner for political benefit. when it comes to the nuts and bolts of things. i would look to see more get in the action. so i think it is very ben fshl to the both of them. give a slight advantage to ted cruz. >> jeffrey, is there a risk in this? you see them as a natural team. is there a risk they take votes away from each other? yes.

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and she has tonight's my kron 4 story >>"my name is amanda anguelouch.this is my kron 4 story." return to >>it's been a rough start to the school year for the anguelouch family. >> it's been terrible >> reporter:mom amanda tells me just as her daughter lilia started first gradeshe got moved around to different schools multiple times. >> reporter:the district blamed "overloading"meaning students are sent to schools outside of their neighborhood because there is no room at the closest school. >>had i known it was like this i wouldn't have moved here >> reporter:the 6 year old sums up her switch=a=roo experience in one word. >>crazy >>lilia went from cabrillo elementary school. to durham. >> reporter:then warwick. >>a wild ride with no end in sight. >> reporter:and amanda says she only had two days' notice to make all the changes. >> reporter:not enough time for this working mom. >>sot be transparent let people know in june not in august you might not be attending your home school >>nat our goal is to have kids go to their neighborhood school >> reporter:fr

. >>> joining us amanda carpenter and van jones. so we just saw van trump was not at the top of the list for these voters. do you think we're going to actually see some of his support to go. maybe they are seeing jinx in the armor but as you heard, trump hit the town hall tonight to thing online polls based on probably clicks that he according to supporters won the debate. >> so internet trolls like trump, congratulations but the actually polling data has not come in. we have to wait and see. >> there is more than internet trolls, let's be fair. >> i'm giving him a little bit of a hard time. he's so proud of the numbers i couldn't help but take a poke at numbers. sure, listen, is he wildly popular? sure. are there are a lot people that didn't watch the debate and like him so much, true. here is what you have to look at. half of the republican voters are looking for somebody whose not an establishment candidate and i think carly fiorina put herself in a position as you start maybe getting trump fatigue or second glances for her to st

amanda was just a few months old, recovering from third-degree burns. the scars left behind made her a target for bullying and, as a child, she says this image of love gave her strength. >> just comforting and just knowing that a stranger cared. >> reporter: two weeks ago, she posted this image on facebook and within 24 hours, angela leery saw the post. she recognized her former colleague sue and remembered that baby. >> i think that picture says everything. there are no words needed to explain. it just was beautiful, compassion and love. >> reporter: the same could be said about this image today. no words needed. except maybe two. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: it took nearly 40 years, but it became full circle. a nurse starting her career, forever impacting a young patient, a patient now returning the favor impacting a nurse toward the end of her career. >> what a beautiful gift she has given me all this time later. >> you never know that one act of kindness could change someone's life, i mean you know. lucky with a photograph, it got me thr

amanda, jeffrey as well. next hour, on for two hours tonight.ur first look at new polling on the democratic side. what it says about how big a challenge hillary clinton faces. coming up next we touch on this in the conversation already. what donald trump said about carly fiorina, her face, and talk to the reporter who broke the story and show you how mr. trump is now explaining today. >> also tonight breaking news on the flooding in japan where riot police are on patrol. new emergency warnings are up at the doorstep of the crippled nuclear power plants. take you there. show you some incredible rescue efforts. as the water just keeps on rising. energy. focus. help turn your potential... into reality. start every day with milk's 8 grams of high-quality protein. how will you milk life? who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. the one to find a cure, to clean the oceans, to lead a country. bring water to their village, write the next masterpiece, or open a school. explore a new planet or be the next davinci. it may not be obvious yet, but

amanda, jeb bush released a tax with plan not that wildly different with than this one but it didn'tget with nearly the attention that this is getting, so is this the trump effect we're seeing here? >> well, certainly, whatever donald trump has a way of getting more attention than the others but i think the easiest way to think about this plan is that a, it's very much like jeb bush's plan and collapses the brackets from seven to four and has a big healthy dose of populism on top in terms of wiping out taxes for the low income earners, taxing hedge fund managers and punishing companies that go do business in mexico and china. this is a very populous plan that sort of covers up a conventional republican tax agenda and i think it's kind of interesting because it's almost establishment, right? you have outsiders talking about flat tax, fair tax, rand paul putting out a plan that balances the budget and going this very traditional route. >> john, amanda used the p word, she said it's populous. that seems revealing to a broad base of republicans. >> that will be the test in iowa where sam

a stunning indictment by the italy's highest court in the amanda knox case.he five-judge panel said the prosecution had stunning flaws tying knox and her boyfriend to the murder of kercher in 2007. knox responded with a post on her blog saying i'm deeply grateful that the italian supreme court filed an opinion and declared my innocence. i will begin the rest of my life to help others who have been wrongfully accused. >>> new york city's west indian parade marred by violence. and an aide much governor cuomo has been injured. a fourth person was fatally stabbed. the cuomo staffer carey gabay was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> muslim flight attendant accusing her employer claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her religious beliefs. the airline initially agreed to religious an accommodation, but put her on a year-long unpaid leave after a complaint. >>> thousands crossing europe's border as governments warn they can only take so many. we have live team coverage as the chaos unfolds next. llar c that's why i have

amanda, how big is this going to play or do you think it should play in the republican primary because we can see now, huckabee is there, ted cruz is going there, and all of them are being asked about it or taking a stand. >> yes. this is going to be a very big deal and it's so nice to be here this morning with you because this is a fight much larger than just kim davis. among christians, particularly evangelicals they have felt there's been a war on faith by the obama administration for many years. this hasn't happened in a vacuum. we've seen the obama administration sue organizations like hobby lobby, little sisters of the poor, catholic charity that provides help to the elderly. we've seen florists be taken to court, photographers, pizzeria owners under attack. this is something that's been happening all over the country. i think it's largely because of the way that this issue has been decided largely through the courts and not in a democratic way where people have the ability to support or oppose gay marriage. >> van, i'm sure you want to comment on that, but with your patience i'd

the families and friends and everything. >> reporter: amanda lived in phoenixville and started working at the ymca as an intern in 2013. her mother and two sisters also worked here. >> we loved having her as part of our family and we'll truly are going to miss her. >> very difficult for everybody involved and you just hope nothing like that ever happens to you or a loved one. >> reporter: police are still investigating the crash. the 41-year-old cab driver from rosemont taxi stopped at the scene but had to be hospitalized with chest pains. witnesses told police the driver may have been doing as much as 50 miles per hour in a 25-mile per hour speed zone. >> everybody is just going through a difficult time and needs a little bit of some piece. >> all i can do is put them in my prayers. >> reporter: now, police have not yet released the name of the taxi cab driver or the results of his blood tests taken aft that accident. the company that he works for says he's still hospitalized with chest pains. we'll have the very latest on the investigation coming up at 6:00. dawn? >> dave, we'll see

another woman contacted the nurse and she contacted amanda. >> the emotion, i wasn't prepared for it.it was like hugging a mom, you know, or a family member. instant. instant connection. >> nurse sue berger says after three decades she's never forgotten about amanda. >>> coming up on 4:48, the rain t heavy rain is taking a break right now, be we'll still see some scattered showers during the day today. right now clouds drying out in philadelphia after quite a bit of rainfallover night. more than an inch and a half around philadelphia. 76. the humidity, it's still wet. a warm and muggy day. it's like summer, not the end of september. 91% hurmtd. that number will come down some during the day. no sign of fog. the pocono mountains still getting heavy rainfall. it's still falling in the mountains. the temperatures have stayed put for the last hour. 73 in chester springs. trenton is 75. washington township is 70 degree. as far as showers, just a few scattered showers. the heavy rainfall, there it goes off to the northeast. but take a look at this. you can see a few scattered showers over n

. >>> new details of glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> a sad good-bye to a hero. >>> "first look" starts now. good morning on this tuesday. i'm betty nguyen. presidential candidates are back at work. hillary clinton is unveiling a campaign deal finance plan today. she wants to limit political donations by corporations and large donors. this morning, clinton is facing backlash over this parent commitment pledge. a reporter claims clinton's campaign was asking voters to sign these before interesting the event in ohio. a spokesperson pushes back saying that's not true. it's not a restriction to attend. meanwhile, vice president joe biden got a hero's welcome at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday. it was the first political outing since the death of his son bowe. he had praise for another democrat. >> this isn't joe biden pro liberal democrat senator talking like this. populist biden got up and said today -- they'll probably say competing with bernie sanders who's doing a hell of a job by the way, bernie sanders. >> on the republican side, marco rubio made a trip to sout

. >> and amanda frytag is here with some lusty chicken. >> and we have lou manfredini! >> and everyday is a funday, and so today is national coffee day and that means that lots off places are giving away coffee for free. peohr coffee. dunkin' donuts. >> and wawa. i never heard of them. >> and krispy kreme. >> and for the complss gh.. nue s michael breach who has made us a beautiful coffee today and why would we ruin the art? >> let's not slurp these things. >> he has done a dinosaur from jurassic park. a cat and dog. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. >> the sidney opera house. >> who does that! >> michael. michael. >> yeah, right here. yes. sanoh yd >e e t itmnnd things like that, and just, you know, doing stuff that is out of the ordinary with coffee, and it is the sofrt thing that makes me excite and everyone else exc. g it take for one of these thing, and like hoda's face this is. >> well, i took extra care in that one and so it is like extra five or six minute >t ai am worth? does it upset you when people drink it, and ruin your artwork? >> no, it is not one of those th

sources tell news 4 that shane beharie, his girlfriend, amanda, and two boys were found with apparent gunshot wounds. firefighters rushed to the home to battle a two-alarm fire to find signs the fire appears to have been started in multiple parts of the home. >> we are not ruling out the potential there was a homicide and then an ultimate suicide. >> neighbors say they heard the parents, shane and amanda, in heated arguments over the past week, but police say they have no record of domestic violence history with the family. the cause of death for each victim is still being investigated. >>> nypd officers are again being warned to remain vigilant for their own safety. a recent spade of shootings at police officers prompted this warning. >> closer to home, a tangible reminder of officers lost here. chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst spoke with the growing concerns. jonathan? >> reporter: the police commissioner again calling out officers and community to see one another, to work together. but added security measures continue amid those shootings of officers in texas and illino

. >> news four new york has learned shane and his wife amanda, had a huge bitter argument here outsidee this saturday. the fight followed a florida vacation last week with his two boys. neighbors tell me they saw shane last night in this outside chair bouncing his 7-year-old brandon on his knees. hours later, firefighters walked into the locked house to find the entire family upstairs. they all had gunshot wounds. desperate efforts to save them failed. the fire had started in many places. >> we are not ruling out the potential that there was a homicide and then an ultimate suicide. >> for those who new shane and amanda, and their young boys. >> i'm shocked. >> i'm shocked. you know, like -- the family like this, the kids proper working -- they both have hard workers and how can this happen. >> reacting to this tragedy here, the school superintendent gave the statement, we are all mourning the loss of our children today, while thousands of children are preparing to enter schools tomorrow, our hearts and prayers will be with the children that didn't have the opportunity. >> all signs now

>> yes. >> amanda -- >> am i direct, dj? >> yeah. >> you have to ask a 12-year-old these days. >> what's your twittfwt handle. >> fulano's world. >> so if we searched that there would be a picture of you? >> there'd be a picture of me. you'll find pictures of the beach. >> and make sure to ask permission of locals because present places cultures are different. i've never asked. >> so we like music because we have dj fulano. there's always a song that reminds us of the summer. bill bord magazine says the number one song of the summer is by wiz khalifa called "see you again" featuring charlie booth. ♪ it's been a long way without you my friend ♪ >> it's a little sad. >> it's a little baldy for a song of summer for me. >> i like one where the wind is through your hair i think an old one is good. it's by nelly. >> do you know who nelly is dj? >> yeah. >> and it's shake your tail feather. please crank it. ♪ y'all help me, won't you please help me ♪ >> that's it! >> do the nene, do the other thing. >> it's like -- you have to, lik

. >> and now, joining us are the cnn political commentators donna brazile, and amanda carpenter and our political contributor gloria borger. how long will this follow dr. car sson? >> well, it will continue to follow him, and people who are dr. carson supporters agree with his argument that what he was saying is that he would not support a theocracy under any circumstance, but the people who support carson are not going to be leaving him, because of what others find offensive. >> and do you agree, amanda? >> well, he has a habit of saying thing, and walking back, and he is not up to speed on the issues aside from the comment. and this is brought to him himself, and donald trump. and the birther issue with donald trump, and scott walker's resignation is a rejection on where the party is going on the issue, and the way he is trying to unify the anti-trump vote, and trying to see people put an end to it, and stop it, and that is positive. >> and donna, you are a democrat, and how does this play down the road from the democratic road? >> well, people are just appalled of the conversations t

what killed amanda peterson? >>> and we're staying on top of breaking news in new jersey where a small plane has crashed. two people were onboard. they were said to be conscious. we're going to get another live report from chopper 4 nexz. next. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of new jersey where a small plane with two people onboard has crashed at the swim club. this is in bergen county, and dennis is over the scene right now in chopper 4 with breaking details. what's the latest now? >> reporter: well, at this point, looking down at the scene here two people were onboard this small cessna 172. about 30 minutes ago when they were in contact with laguar

. >> reporter: but news 4 new york has learned shane beharie and wife amanda had what a major described as a huge bitter argument here outside their home just saturday. the fight followed a florida vacation last week, with his two boys. neighbors tell me they saw shane last night in this outside chair, bouncing his 7-year-old s. hournt later, firefighters broke into this locked house to find the entire family in a bedroom upstairs. sources tell me they all had gunshot wounds. desperate efforts to save them failed. the fire had started in many places. >> we are not ruling out the potential that there was a homicide and then an ultimate you suicide. >> reporter: for those who knew shane and amanda and brandon and 4-year-old brian -- >> i'm shocked, you know. in families like this, with kids and prope working environment, and they both have hard workers, how can this happen? >> reporter: reacting to this tragedy here, school superintendent michael salvatore gave this statement. we are all mourning the loss of our children today. while thousands of children are preparing to enter schools to