we wanted to do whatever we could to get to steve, and then bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam.e was trained on us over by the ecit because they were hitting where the chain link fence was. you could hear the ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping on the chain-link fence. it's something i'll never forget. >> pelley: it sounded like fence. it's something i'll never y: we were totally defenseless, literally sitting ducks, but for the effects and the heroics of ore capitol police, there would have been a lot more carnage. ot pelley: we have learned over the course of the day that it appears that the gunman was motivated by a hatred of the republican party. what do you think when you reflect on that? >> i think that's very sad. what's great about america, our first amendment, our great republic, we have an ability to debate our views. when someone like the shooter takes it upon himself to engage in violence on anyone because of lheir political views like that, that's a very sad statement about where we are. >> pelley: congressman bishop? >> well, i hate to make this a political issue. s

. >> it was either four or five shots, quick succession, just bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. >> my biggest worry, they're going to kill somebody else. >> reporter: murdered veteran corrections officers, 42-year-old christopher monica and christopher blue. both men known for the love of their families. >> we've lost two of our fellow officers, two of our kin. >> reporter: tonight reports that the men broke into this home about 30 miles from where they escaped, changing out of their prison jumpsuits. authorities have reviewed a video that was recorded on the prison bus that shows the two inmates escaping and shooting. tonight there are reports that the men were spotted at a dollar general store about a mile from where they broke in and changed clothes. the fear tonight, that these men will not give up without gunfire. lester? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> and a somber dignified ceremony last night as the bodies of three american soldiers killed in afghanistan arrived back in the country. all were in their 20s. corporal dillen baldridge, eric houck and aaron bays. it happened at a place wh

aze. >> and i heard bam, bam, bam, six shots. seven inside, everybody runs out and on the corner of san bruno and 17 and i hear at least five more shots. >> did you see the gunman? >> no. >> do you know the gunman? >> i see him work, but i don't know him as a friend, so it's like -- i didn't expect that from nobody. it was too much. >> so you heard of the shots, and did you run? >> i run away. first i just laid on the floor, you know, waiting for something, and i just started running out, like crazy, like i've never run before. >> reporter: got to be incredible. got to be shaken up right now? >> i'm just trying to walk around and clearing my mind a little bit because it's like too much. >> reporter: so mr. calderon told me a little bit about himself. didn't tell me how long he's worked at ups but not as long as one of the victims, according to him. he said one of the victims he knows him as big mike. he was pretty sad about what's going on here, of course. that goes on to say without saying. big mike was talking about retirement

bam! bam! bam! i looked up and it was a capital police officer, a tremendous feeling of joy to see a big guy shooting back. rob: the shooter was taken down and died of his injuries, four other people, steve scalise and two it is in the hospital include zach bartsch, congressional staffer, and former staffer and officer krystal weiner was part of the security detail and the two other us capital officers there on the scene were credited with saving many lives yesterday. heather: we were discussing 9 minutes. rob: when you think of 9 minutes on tv, that is a good time. the capital police officers who took down the shooter now hailed as heroes. congressman roger williams was on the field when those shots rang out. without those brave officers things could have ended a lot differently. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more. the thin blue line held today. law enforcement officers everywhere should be proud. americans everywhere should be thankful said this is the kind of country that produces

. >> it was sets four or five shots, quick succession, just bam-bam bam-bam ebam. >> my biggest worry is they're going to kill somebody else.>> m that's my beggest bigg worry. >> reporter: murdered veteran corrections officer christopher epdeff monica, and 58 years old krurlg billue, both men known for the love of their families. >> we have lost two of our fellow officers, two of our kin.knkn th >> reporter: tonight reports that the menen broke into this home to about 30 miles, t changing out of their prison jumpsuit. the authorities have reviewed a video that was recordede on the prison bus that shows the two inmates escape they say and shooting. tonight there are reports that the men to at a ated dollar general store about a mile from ol ehere they broke in and changed cloerts. the fear tonight? that these men will not give up without gunfire. >> kerry sanders, transfer ceremony last night at dover air force base as the bodies of three american soldiers killed on saturday in afghanistan arrived, all members of the army's 101st airborne division, all in their 20s. they were killed in

right now at 6 >>> just hear, bam, bam, bam, six shots. >> right now at 6:00, a u.p.s. delivery center the scene of a deadly shooting rampage. exclusive new details we're learning about those who were killed and a possible motive. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you very much for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm janelle wang. we've been tracking the story since we broke into the "today" show at 9:00 this morning. this is the latest information. the gunman shot five people. three of those victims are dead, two are wounded. when police showed up, the shooter turned the gun on himself. sources tell nbc bay area that the shooter is jimmy lam, a disgruntled u.p.s. employee. our detectives were there as our detectived searched his home. >> we're also learning more about the victims. one of them is being remembered as a longtime u.p.s. delivery man who made a lot of friends on his route. we have a team of reporters covering all angles on this breaking story. let's begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd live near the u.p.s. facility. cheryl? >> reporter: some o

. >> i just hear, bam, bam, bam, six shots. >> reporter: ups worker was an eyewitness to the shooting. >> i hear at least five more shots. >> reporter: did you see the gunman? >> no. >> reporter: did you know the gunman? >> i see him at work. >> reporter: sources are identifying the sources as jimmy lamb. workers telling him that lamb opened fired on his coworkers on the third floor. he went back into his truck and shot himself in front of police. sky ranger spotted the swat team on the roof along with workers waiting to be rescued. >> aid was rendered to folks. we'll have to reconstruct the entire scheme and that's why crime scene investigations is on scene right now. >> somebody's going to kill you, you never want to feel that way and you're not going to see your kids. that's the worst part. >> reporter: that's what you were thinking about? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: now drivers telling us off-camera that lamb was a ten year veteran here at this facility, that he has a couple of children. they're in shock that something like this could happen. reporting live in san francisco, i'm che

bam, bam, bam. >> gabbie height lived here for year and was working for from home. >> i heard a lot ofoom, boom, boom. >> the sound of bullets was first confusing. but joanna sea girt knew exactly what she was hearing. >> oh, my god. somebody getting hurt. >> reporter: police say the repo man was start to go tow away the silver toyota van as it was parked outside santana food market. after heated argument police believe the woman who had been driving the car called her 32-year-old boyfriend to the scene. cops say he then pistol whip the repo guy who pulled out gun of his own the two ex changed two dozen bullets before the boyfriend was killed. >> we looked down and saw smoke coming up and people screaming running away from the screen. >> they spent most of friday marking shell casings after shell casing. the repo man is being questioned by police and meantime, the car that the two men were arguing over is now being held as evidence. >> all this killing is sensele senseless. why? >> reporter: and back out here live, just a short time philadelphia police towed away that minnow van that w

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. >> 6 to 7 shots, like bam, bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: did you hear anybody say anything. >> no. i was just starting screaming get out. gunshots, go, go, go. and everybody started running. >> reporter: he said he didn't know the gunman but one of the victims was a friend. >> shocking. your life goes through so quick in front of you thinking about your kids and co-workers. >> reporter: police gathered outside -- co-workers gathered outside the police perimeter. for a time she didn't know whether her 21-year-old son had been hurt or worse. but later she learned he was okay and she was both thankful abd and upset. another mother also waited to see her daughter. i feel for the parents and the family sh the loved ones of the people that is in there that are not okay. but i know that my daughter is okay right now. i just really want to see her and give her a hug. >> reporter: finally, after 12:30, the police he is cord the workers out how does it feel to see your son. >> i'm happy. thank you. than. >> reporter: so, this was a day of relief for those who made it out safely rgs but it wa

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bam, bam. >> reporter: did you hear anyone say anything? >> no. i just started screaming get out, get out. gun shots, go, go, go, everybody started running. >> reporter: has it been like for you? >> shocking. you go through -- so quick and you think about your kids, think about your co workers, thinking about people you care, my family, everybody. >> reporter: and the man's name is marvin. he is getting very distraught. we saw other employees come. they didn't want to talk to us. they seemed very upset and just wanted to get more information. so it's a very sad scene here. sad and shocking. people just obviously came to work today, had no idea that anything so tragic was about to happen. back to you. >> rob can i ask you, certainly not to date you but you have been with ktvu a long time. did you report on the 101 california shooting back in 93? if you did are there any parallels at all or not? >> reporter: i did. i did. the parallels would be -- you know someone walked into a workplace in 101 california. it was a law office. and opened fire. there

. >> 6, 7 shots, like bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: did you hear anybody say anything. >> no. i just started scream aring get out, get out, gun fire, gunshots, go, go, go. >> reporter: he said he didn't know the gunman, but one of the victims was a friend. >> shocking. his life goes through so quick in front of you. thinking about your kids and co-workers. >> reporter: some of the relatives of ups co-workers co-workers came to the facility. for a time she didn't know if her 21-year-old son had been hurt or worse, but later she learned that he was okay. >> this is a scary situation for anybody. >> reporter: another mother also waited to see her daughter. >> i feel for the parents and the loved ones of people who are in there that are not okay. i know that my daughter is okay right now. i really want to see her and give her a hug. >> reporter: finally, just after 12:30, police escorted the workers out. >> how does it feel to see your son? >> i'm happy. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: so, this is a day of relief for those who made it out safely, but presidents' also a day of a

bam. the owner is a mom of three and has given away close to 50 free meals to new moms over the past year and a half. here's houston. this restaurant is literally sandwiched in a community between rice university, and nrg stadium. in order for new moms to be eligible, they've got to live here, within a three mile radius of this restaurant. they also have to like the store's facebook page and do a few other things. chick-fil-a stores are independently owned and operated. that's why promotions at different stores. thanks penny, if you see something online you're not sure about, or something that might be fake news, let me know. you can find me on facebook, or twitter at adam longo tv, or send me a lightly breaded email with some pickles on it to verify. >> i hope that doesn't come into my inbox. i'm eating that. >>> the outer banks just got bigger. there's a new island out there tonight. so is it time to buy that beach house? and some bold names are now part of the landscape. we'll take you

south america, but here's that storm, you can see heavy band of rain lifting in from mississippi,al bambayou as well. will it lift north? yes. will it reach us? i don't think so. i think it will make a right-hand turn and be more mid-atlantic concern. we're looking better, then we did yesterday, and day before as far as where that will track. now that it is moving on shore we get a better sense how things will shake out. we have clear skies. we have more cloud cover in the shore points, delaware beaches but we are in for a nice summer day, it is officially summer since we had summer solstice taking place at 12:24 this morning and last us right through late september. here it is. lets look at how things shake out. we will see shower, thunderstorm in a few spots. the window for that to happen will be four to 7:00 p.m. anything that comes through will come flaw but won't last long. if you hear thunder just head inside because if you hear thunder you are close enough for that storm to be struck by lightening. under a couple cloud tonight, dropping down to 67. looking forward to the seven da

like bam bam bam. >> i started screaming get out, get out. gun shots, go, go, go. >> reporter: he didn't note gunman, but one of the victims were a friend. >> it's shocking. your life goes so quick in front of you. >> reporter: some relatives gathered outside the police perimeter. >> and how is that working? for a time she didn't know if the 21-year-old son was hurt or worse, but later learned he was okay, both thankful and upset. >> this is a scared situation to come up. not for anybody. >> and they also waited to hear their daughter. >> i feel for the parents and their families and their loved ones and the people that are there. they are not okay. but i know my daughter is okay right now. >> reporter: and finally just after 12:30 police escorted the workers out. >> thank you, thank you. >> and this was a day of relief for those who made it out safely, but it is also a day of anguish knowing some did not. in san francisco rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up more gun violence. this time targeting congressional republicans practicing for a

i hear this bam. and i look towards the third base dug out and on the other side of it it is a cinder block dug out. i see what appears to be a rifle and a quick succession of shots. i see the shooter. he's probably 80, 90 feet away from me on the side of home plate. i figure out if i can see him, he can see me. i immediately ran around home base to the other side of the batting cage. it has a big four foot high barrier around the batting cage. hit behind it as there was a long succession of shots and then at the very beginning i hear steve scalise say something loudly. i don't know if it was a scream or cry or help or i'm shot or something, but he's on the ground in between first and second base. he was fielding balls at second base and i'm lying on the ground with two or three other folks behind this plastic near home plate and i'm thinking, well, you know, a bullet would go through that, but he can't see me. but then again he might come around the third base dug out around home plate and have a cle

off the wall and bam. one more time. sixers fans can't wait to see simmons in action and play for real for the first time. >>> so the sixers, playoff bound with these guys? discuss tonight on action sports news sunday, mike missanelli with me at 11:45. >>> not this much buzz and excitement sounding the sixers since allen iverson useed to cross over and step over his opponents a decade ago. guess who is back? the big three tournament. three on three basketball. but he says you're not going to see the old iverson. can't cross over like he useed to. missing five of six, and finishing with only two points. >> how is your body feeling? >> 42. and retired. you know what i mean? it feels -- it feels like i hadn't played in, you know, six, seven years. but i expected that. you know, i mean, that's why he gave me the label as coach and gave me the label as captain so i could check myself in and out whenever i wanted to. the whole thing was for the fans to see me. even for a minute, just see me on the basketball court. >> i feel 4

. >> i just hear, bam, bam, bam, six shots. >> reporter: u.p.s. workers martin calderon was an eyewitness to the shooting. >> san bruno and 17, i hear at least five more shots. >> reporter: did you see the gunman? >> no. >> do you know the gunman? >> i see him at work, but i don't know him. >> reporter: sources are identifying the shooter as jimmy lam. workers telling nbc bay area y that lam opened fire on his coworkers on the third floor. he then, according to sources, went back into his truck and shot himself in front of police. sky ranger spotted the s.w.a.t. team on the roof, along with workers, waiting to be rescued. >> aid was rendered to folks. they were dragged to safety. so we'll have to reconstruct that entire scene and that's why crime scene investigations on scene right now. >> never want to feel that way, like someone's going to kill you. and you're not going to see your kids. that's the worst part. >> that's what you were thinking about? >> oh, yeah. >> this investigation will be slow and meticulous, according to the assistant police

. >> it was quick succession, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, and then a sound, a scream, a yell, something.silence. >> reporter: murdered corrections officers 58-year-old curt us blue, a family man, and 42-year-old christoer monniaca, a father of two girls. the mayor was with officer learning he'd been murdered. >> he had to get up to 2:30 to go to work. last night for some reason she got up and hugged his neck and told him she loved him before he left. she has that memory. >> reporter: they carjacked this honda civic and about 30 miles from the escape, authorities say they broke into a home, ditching their prison uniforms, changing clothes. later spotted in a family dollar store. both inmates armed with nine millimeter pistols. authorities assume they have nothing to lose. this morning the loss of life says the sheriff is both painful and personal. >> i saw two brutally murdered corrections officers. that's what i saw. i have their blood on my shoes. >> reporter: there's now a 70,000 reward for the capture after these two men. federal agents have joined in with state inmates. the sheriff s

bam, bam, bam.calise said i'm hit, and i recognize his voice and not chaos, as i'm running around the wedding cake, i see him on the ground in the infield dirt, trying to pull himself on the ground toward right field. of course, there is not much we can do when all we have are baseball bats and gloves and baseballs. >> i said zach, your hit. >> he said it's no big deal. >> i said dude, you've been shot. it's a big deal. >> tucker: where was he shot? >> he was shot in the cath. the bullet went all the way through and he was bleeding. i took off my belt, and said, you have to have a tourniquet. >> we were in the outfield, and my coach pulled her sin. we hadn't finished our rotation for batting i practice yet. we all ran in. he told us there had been shots fired atat the republican practe and they wanted us all huddled up by the dugout to be safe. and then someone on the team pulled their cell phone out and was on twitter, and they said oh, my oh, my gosh. scalise has been shot. he dragged himself off

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all of a sudden, bam, bam, bam. i am thinking, oh, my goodness, another shooter. look up, and it was capitol police officer by the name of david bailey. he was using a cinderblock dugout as a defensive position. it was a tremendous feeling of joy to see a good guy shooting back. it seemed like it took forever to engage but want once the engagement took place, the police officers who were excellent, with a hurrah work. if they had not been there, it could have been a massacre. we were pinned inside what was basically a 10-foot fence. to be when i cannot believe you are a u.s. congressman telling me the story and it's real. the whole thing is totally shocking, even now. congressman, thank you for your account. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: for more information about what happen, we are joined by mike tobin. >> hey there, tucker. angry little man, pushy little bastard. that is the way one person described the shooter, hodgkinson. he had his run-ins with police. the sheriff was called because hodgkinson was around his house firing a rifle. >> he pointed the rifle t

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bam, bam, steve scalise yelled something. i don't know if it was "shooter" or "i'm hit." recognized his voice in the chaos. as i'm running around the batting cage i see steve on the ground in the second base position on the infield dirt trying to pull himself on the ground toward right field. of course there is not much we can do when all we have are baseball bats and gloves and baseballs. >> i said, "zack, you're hit. you've been young, 19, 20s. we think we are immortal. he said, "oh, it's no big deal." i said dude, you have been shot. it's a big deal! >> tucker: where was he shot? >> in the calf. the bullet went all the way through and he was bleeding. i took off my belt and i said, "look you have to have a tourniquet." >> we were in the outfield, the coach mike doyle, congressman from pennsylvania. he called us in. we hadn't finished batting practice yet. we ran in thinking why is he calling us in already. he told us there were shots fired at the republican practice and they wanted to us huddle up by the dugout to be safe. then someone on the team pulled their cell pho

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bam, bam, steve scalise yelled something. i don't know if it was "shooter" or "i'm hit."ecognized his voice in the chaos. as i'm running around the batting cage i see steve on the ground in the second base position on the infield dirt trying to pull himself on the ground toward right field. of course there is not much we can do when all we have are baseball bats and gloves and baseballs. >> i said, "zack, you're hit. you've been young, 19, 20s. we think we are immortal. he said, "oh, it's no big deal." i said dude, you have been shot. it's a big deal! >> tucker: where was he shot? >> in the calf. the bullet went all the way through and he was bleeding. i took off my belt and i said, "look you have to have a tourniquet." >> we were in the outfield, the coach mike doyle, congressman from pennsylvania. he called us in. we hadn't finished batting practice yet. we ran in thinking why is he calling us in already. he told us there were shots fired at the republican practice and they wanted to us huddle up by the dugout to be safe. then someone on the team pulled their cell phone

celebrating a life of adam west, the campy caped crusader who bammed and powed his way into our hearts and reaching a younger generation with cartoon comedy. what he said about how he'd like to be remembered. >>> good sunday morning. you know, someone is waking up much richer this morning. a single ticket matching all six powerball numbers was sold in california. that ticket is worth almost $448 million, one of the largest jackpots in history. >> well, we know since he showed up to work today that it wasn't ron claiborne who bought the ticket although he did walk away. >> checking his numbers. >> it could be that. >> we'll find out. >> here he is. he's coming back. >> where are you going? >> i was going to go put my contacts in. >> there we go. >> really? >> we love the bespectacled look on ron claiborne. >> we do the show same time every saturday. >> welcome to "gma." >> thanks, rob. >>> we'll have much more on the powerball winner, aka not ron claiborne, coming up. >>> our top story this morning, the attorney general jeff sessions heading to the hot seat. >> just days after that expl

when that door opened bam. she got sucked out of the plane and then it got real. [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] >> yes, baby. i'm good. >> can we show that again, one more time? [inaudible] >> we notice, or i noticed there is video of her jumping out, she is smiling, happy, taking it all in. and then there is you, a couple screams, are you all right? >> people do with that stuff differently. laura was thinking about it worried about it she was quiet. personally, i was concentrating so much on interviewing her take nvidia that i got distracted. >> iscariot as that was, it's not as scary as losing your dad to a distracted driver. all i had to do was jump out of a plane today, but i did it so that all you have to do is when you're on the road to pick up your phone. that's how important this is to me. >> absolutely. >> jessica your chasing the story, controversy at the high school where couple of students had their yearbook pictures altered when they opted, despite having a dress code, wearing a trump make america great again to the pitcher. and

she said, tony, what the [ bleep ], and bam, bam, started shooting. >> i heard wood cracking. i knew somebody was trying to break in my front door. and stuff so by the third big bang i dropped my cell phone, i took out my gun, it was already cocked and everything. i looked around the side of my bedroom door, and the third big bang, there's three guys standing there. my ex-roommate and two other gentlemen i've never seen before. i told them to get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and everything. i had my gun at them. the guy in the middle had a .12 gauge shot gun. he was kneeled on the ground. he knew what he was doing. he kept telling us to put our weapons down. i said no, get out of my house. i made sure to point it to the right of them so they knew i wasn't shooting at them. shot off the gun, pointed back at them and said get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and i didn't think they were really going to do it, but the guy shot off a .12 gauge. >> she says she was struck in the chest and face but didn't immediately realize her eye was damaged. >> i went into the bathroom, i looked

you just use your smartphone, take a picture of the equation and bam! you know what's a great app? one that makes fart noises. you know, leonard, that's actually a valid idea. very good. can you say that and not make it sound like i'm a cat who learned how to use the toilet? no. the two achievements are equally surprising and equally admirable, though if pressed, i'd have to give a slight edge to the cat. i'll save you the pain and nervousness of waiting for the answer. i agree to be part of your project. congratulations.

bam! behind the back. that's some reflexes. that's the sport everything life. good stuff, draymond green. good night everybody. amily? great. kids are getting so big. haley's about to go off... you can stop holding your stomach in. ...to college. you still exercising? (exhales deeply) clearly. i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. okay. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low, so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller, you really have to... bend over? (gloves squeak) true, but a quality property is still a quality-- no, no, no. i need you to bend over. oh. right. well, let's dim the lights, crank up the norah jones, and get this over with.

we can tell you prices will probably head back up as crude continues to do so, we can verify that, bam, gas prices are lowest levels of the year and safe some coin as you road trip about this weekend. >>> in recent weeks we have been tells you about the paws act, puppies assisting wounded service members. it's a bipartisan bill that would offer service dogs to veterans. we realized americans don't actually know how a bill becomings law. we sent photo journalist john and training nigel to capitol hill to show us the process. >> how does the bill become law? it all starts with an idea, nigel brought his to congressman jamie rasmus, his representative. >> nigel, are you ready for your res son? egg we introduce the legislation, by dropping it on the floor of the house of represent iowa state fair. it gets assigned to a committee and if everything is working well, there will be a hearing in the committee, maybe a subcommittee first. >> this part of the process -- >> can take a long time. >> and discussed and possibly changed. >> where does it go next. >> to the house of representatives and

i hear the big bam and i thought it was a car backfiring until i saw the rifle barrel. a white male was taking careful aim at congressman, staffers, whoever he could get ahold of. >> reporter: let's go live to the scene. that's where barbara starr is. what have you learned about the happenings of this morning, also the victims and also what you're learning about the shooter? >> reporter: well, brianna, we're just about 25 minutes south of you at the site of the attack this morning. i want to mention, i think over my shoulder you can see a few minutes ago some very large black trucks that appeared on the scene. we're told that they are federal law enforcement vehicles, part of the investigation. the fbi now is leading at this site. many of the emergency vehicles have now departed but now a fully led fbi federal criminal investigation into what is an attack on the united states congress. the fbi agent who briefed reporters being very cautious, not offering a lot of detail, making the very point you mentioned, too soon to say whether this is an act of terrorism. some infor

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ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay.i ask mayor ostrovsky the tough questions. why is she funneling city money to the zoo? why does she conduct city council meetings in a bar? and why is her chief of staff a pomeranian named george clooney? we'll find out when i put the mayor on the grill. [newsroom music] [sizzling] your honor, you know how it works on the grill. first question, how do you respond to the rumors that you have to be a single handsome man to work in your office? so? your assistant is barely legal and has big boobs. that's my daughter. lovely girl. next question. is it about how cute i look in a tiger suit? no, it is not. i despise cute things. ruh-roh. life isn't cute, your honor, and i don't like my emotions manipulated. this show is not about appearances. it is about the dark, ugly reality underneath. - who hurt you? - what? what? nobody hurt me. what are you talking about? was it your mom or your dad? which one named you arnold? you don't grill me. i grill you. it was your dad, right? wron

what do you know, bam, hit the jackpot while scrolling through your facebook feed, delta airline giving you three free tickets. we reachened out to facebook to report this bogus post went viral and they went back to us and said they have removed the bogus host and looking for more. verified not true. >>> let's just take a look. >> what the hell. [indiscernible] get out of here, snake. oh, my gosh, that thing is long. >> should i poke it with the umbrella. >> get off theck tru, not on the truck. >> this is the worst. >> turns actually a couple 13-year-old girls with deep voices. >> oh, no. it was not no, no. that is the voices of swad y ymoyers. >> it would have fallen off. >> you know what? this is the new topper promo. after the pool one, this is it. >> see the snake? sometimes in the city we have snakes too. >>> all right. that was too easy. >> was scott involved in that. >> no, that was just me. the best thing i had. sorry. good news when you sleep tonight that's when it will rain and wake up beautiful. just don't wake up too early. gut's start with the 3 degree we will. >> 91 for to

bam, you hit a jackpot, delta airline offering you two free tickets. janice from alexandria wanted to know if this facebook post was legit or not. we are going to let her know if this is her lucky day or chalk it up to trash on the facebook speed. i clicked on the promotion. a pop-up window telling me i won, all i had to do is fill out a three question survey, and boom i'm on the plane. then it wanted my e-mail, my address, my kitten's name, my daughter's teachers date of birth. i think you know where this one is going. we smelled a loser. but we went through the motion. my team contacted delta and a company representative responded to our question about t alleged free tickets. they said no. this particular scam is a give a -- give away is a scam, not a promo from us. too bad, so sad, but we can say this is false. no free tickets. don't pack your bags yet, janice. this offer, it's crap. another way for scammers to get your personal information. by the way, the delta free ticket claim, says it is celebrating 33 year's birthday, but delta is 98 years old