welcome back. >> thank you. >> we have for a conversation about what a typical composite bedside visit is for someone in the hospital. we were talking about how someone comes to the hospital and might be there because of the type of diagnosis that will probably limit or and their life and that brings up issues of loss of grief. and different levels. i'm wondering given the way healthcare functions these days someone who comes to the hospital typically is there or for more extreme because health care these days tries to meet healthcare needs outside of the hospital bed. but also hospital stays are much shorter than they used to be. i'm wondering how we think about that window of spiritual care opportunity for someone who is coming to the hospital because they've had an operation . it could be something as seemingly benign as a hip replacement or the replacement -- meet replacement or something much more health challenging that someone -- healthcare diagnosis includes terminal prognosis. and chances are they will die from their prognosis for which they are also in the hospital seeking ca

her husband dan a constant presence at her bedside.rognosis was poor but dan optimistic by nature struggled to hang on. >> it's just a faithful attitude that says no matter what happens it's god's plan. and his plan is to prosper us. even if i were to lose karen, i had to hold onto that and realize that. >> in those first two days since karen was found in the brush alongside the pendleton river walk shock spread like bad electricity. >> someone came up to our senior pastor and said you know i think i'm glad i'm not part of your church if all these things that have happened. >> yeah. >> you're thinking is there a serial killer around? not fear exactly, not yet. but someone was out there, was among them had had killed once perhaps twice. and so the unease grew. dark places were avoided. >> the odds of a stranger picking two people that were as connected difficult to wrap your mind around. >> umatilla county district attorney dan prilis. >> this sounds more like a zodiac-type killer. >> absolutely. as you're working one of these investiga

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we hear the words of edwin stanton, standing at his bedside as he died. now he belongs to the ages.ucky and rose not only to become president but even more to become the symbol of america at its best, courageous compassionate, humble, and wise. his assassination was one of the tragic and pivotal events in american history. we can only speculate what might have happened had he lived. yet lincoln does live to this day. he lives in what he would call the better angels of our nature, the man who liberated 4 million enslaved people, lives on in every sacrifice women and men of courage make for freedom and justice. the president who steadfastly led our nation through its greatest crisis lives on in our journey to perfect our nation, a nation of the people by the people and for the people. abraham lincoln belongs not only to the ages, he belongs to us. thank you. >> 150 years ago last night abraham lincoln went to the theater. the day had begun as one of the happiest of his life. confederate general robert lee surrendered, and it elated him he had been more buoyant than any time in his pre

his entire family at his washington, d.c., bedside. "it is with broken hearts that hallie, hunter, ashley, jill and i announce the passing of our husband, brother and son, beau." beau, a father of two, born joseph biden iii. his young life forged by tragedy, losing his mother and sister in a fatal car accident. he and his brother hunter nearly killed, too. the nation watching as just days later, as his father joe is sworn in for his first term as u.s. senator. the ceremony moved to the son's bedside. seen here, recovering from his injuries. the beginning of an inseparable bond. >> a father knows his success when he turns to their daughter or son turned out better than he did. >> i'm a success. >> beau, i love you. i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: beau, a decorated iraq war veteran, began his own political career in 2008, delivering a rousing introduction for his father at the democratic national convention. >> many know him as a distinguished and accomplished senator. i know him as an incredible father and a loving grandfather, a dad

. >> police are looking into it but the family flew in from all over to be by her bedside today. they were describing a vibrant woman that loved her family and now they want answers in the attack. >> connie is devastated about her grandmother. with so many unanswered questions, she is hoping the public can help. >> i beg for your help so we can find justice for my grandma's death. and she died without knowing who caused it. >> investigators say the exact location of the attack is unclear, possibly around china town or japan town. >> and it really hurts. that someone could just do this to a random stranger walking down the street. it's just not right. >> after the attack she went home and didn't say much to her family other than she had been hit. she was found three days later unconscious and was hospitalized. sometimes in these cases -- >> there is an investigation that results in the death of a victim once the medical examiner report is completed, that case would be handed over to inside investigators. >> police have checking surveillance video. >> i would like to thank him. >>

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. >> she go to bedside for kay, huh? yeah, she wanted to get there. >> i said, "what hospital did they go to?" >> reporter: news of the attack quickly spread to another close friend of kay's, suzanne frazier. >> i hung up the phone and i was shakin', and so, i called my boss and i said, "i gotta go, i gotta go." and i left. >> broke some -- broke some laws, huh? >> i ran red lights, i flew. i mean, i just went. >> reporter: tamara rushed to the hospital too. >> did you get to her bedside or -- >> no. >> be able to take a look in? >> i did not. i -- i just stayed in the waiting room. there were a whole lotta other people in the waiting room. >> but the prognosis was very bad, wasn't it? machines were -- >> yeah. >> --keeping her alive at that point even, huh? >> yes. >> reporter: the friends all kept an edgy vigil for news about kay's condition, waiting for her husband to get to her bedside. lives all changed in an instant. a home invasion and burglary in broad daylight. a woman fighting for her life. and now a perpetrato

her parents are by her bedside but they stepped away to plead for information in this apparent road rage shooting. she walked out of the hospital where her little girl has a bullet lodged in her head, the victim of a gunman that opened fire on her and her family in north philadelphia. >> everything is a blur to me i was in my car and someone just pulled up and shot into my car. she and her boyfriend double parked outside of their home on haverford avenue she and her three sisters 3 and 4 were in the back, it appears that the family was not moving fast new of the driver of a black sedan who was angry enough to fire one shot. >> she is 8 years old she didn't deserve it. she didn't. >> she is an innocent child. >> i don't want anybody to think this was minor this is a serious incidence and she is in pain right now and she could have died. >> the black sedan they believe had three people inside and they are looking for video and tips. >> whoever fired the gun be a man and accept responsibility for what you did. >> the bullet pierced the car and the other two girls in the back seed are his da

hissen tire family was at his bedside at the end. no funeral arrangements announced that point. >>> now it looks like storms are heading this way. >> that's right. monday morning. let's head over to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> we may get an isolated shower or storm tonight. yellow alert tomorrow. this evening we are tracking a lot of activity from west virginia and up in pennsylvania. we had a couple of severe storms towards the shenandoah valley. nothing right now is severe. we have a couple of downpours and really you can see over the last hour how things have weakened. in montgomery county this is weakening. this shower as it crossed 270 moving towards the northeast. maybe a few sprinkles out of the rockville area. there is a heavier downpour that is following crossing the river out of fairfax. going to past south of dawrence town and north of potomac as it's moving to the northeast. this shower towards falls orchard at 6:42. gaithersburg at 6:53. 92 today. seventh time this month we have been 90 or more. we are

somebody needs to check his bedside manner. there any candidates for president who have visited baltimore? oh rand paul. he spoke at howard, he's all about criminal justice reform. he's probably on the midnight train to baltimore right now. >> it's depressing, it's sad it's scary. i came through the train on baltimore last night. i'm glad the train didn't stop. (audience reacts) >> larry: it's sad, it's scary and i'm glad the train didn't stop? how presidential! it reminds me of that famous kennedy speech -- ask not what your country can do for you -- ask how you can avoid the most troubled parts of your country all right. (cheers and applause) particularly the darker parts ." rand paul wasn't the only one who wasn't paying close attention in baltimore. watch what happened when this cnn reporter thought he was interviewing music mogul russell simmons when, in reality, he was interviewing russell simmons' business partner kevin liles. >> and we have a couple of local celebrities here who are about to talk to us. you bear a strik

his family is at his bedside. >> i trust the medical team here. i trust the staff. i have a lot of faith he's going to be okay. . >> family and friends are reaching out to help with expenses a. prayers for dylan go fund me page has raised $26,000 so far. >>> no thanks to a $3 million donation from the san francisco 49ers. the team had offered the money to be used for cuds sports. the team executives said there were no strings attached to the gift, but council members said it didn't feel right. last month, the 49ers offered to pay $15 million for a long-term lease on 3 soccer fields near levi stadium. the team wanted to use the land for parking during events at the stadium. but opponents say that would have left thousands of kids with no place to play soccer, and the council rejected that deal. >>> barry bonds taking a swing at major league baseball "the chronicle" reports he filed a grieve advance through the players' union, claiming team owners colluded against him. the year before he hit 28 home runs, led the national league in walks, and bonds came he was run out

. >> kate's 4,000 dress in bedside blowout, how she got full hair makeup and wardrobe inside the hospitalid prince chs arlesteal the show? >> what did you think? >> my night with hollywood heavyweight and jimmy the jinx? >> i might be a curse. >>> plus how's britney playing ball after that injury that cancelled shows. >> and more of the rivers conversation with lettermans right hand man. >>

information that comes out of the of the crop kl and then we get the notes from the doctor who was at the bedside at the time of the death, which the herald gets from the evening star the washington star. that is another interesting thing happening, that there is -- not in a malicious way at all, maybe not overly collaborative, but certainly, it was with permission or, you know special report from the chronicle, the star, so there's a level of collaboration enough so that the information is giving out because that is seen as the most critical thing, and in the final edition, we also get some reports of not just mourning, which we know is going on, but people celebrating. while the civil war was over, there was deviciveness within the nation and not just among the conspiracies, there was booth. the other two were perfectly happy to see the end of lincoln and there were reports of arrests of people celebrateing the death and there were reports that -- like all happy here from you know louisiana, and that sort of thing. those are interesting little elements that we don't see with the newspaper as th

when his father was sfwhorn beau was recovering from his injuries and the ceremony took place at his bedside. this is the first time a sitting president or vice-president lost a child in office. the last was in 1963 when john f. kennedy prematurely son died two days after birth. >> as we said, beau biden was considered a rising political star. the decorated iraq war veteran served two terms at delaware attorney general. last year he said he would not seek a third term so he could plan a run for governor in 20 16. vernon odom has reaction now from dell telling's close knit community. >> family connections gave him obvious less up in politics he was deeply respected in government circles known as hardworking, hard-charging attorney general for two terms and decorated combat veteran in iraq and devoted father and family man. many saw him as delaware's next governor. >> he was be loved in delaware and extraordinarily popular most popular elected official in the state because of who he was and how he carried himself. he worked for it and earned it. >> beau biden never is manyed an opportunity to

he took the ooath of office in the hospital next to 4-year-old beau's bedside. >> one of my earliestemories was being in that hospital. my dad always at our side. >> reporter: a father and son with an incredible bond forged by tragedy and they would face another challenge in 2010. beau had what was diagnosed as a stroke. then in 2013 he began treatment for brain cancer. months later was given a clean bill of health but he quietly reentered the hospital for the last time this month. his dad never let on how serious it was. >> my dad used to have an expression. he'd say a father knows he's a success when he turns and looks at his son and daughter and know they turned out better than he did. i'm a success. i'm a hell of a success. beau y, i love you. so proud of you. >> reporter: beau biden dooid died at 46 surrounded by his family, his wife halle and his children natalie and hunter. >> biden's unexpected death raised a lot of questions about brain cancer and who's moefs at risk. for that we are joined by dr. natalie azar. is it easy to tell who is at risk for brain cancer? >> no. despi

. >> kate's 4,000 dress in bedside blowout, how she got full hair makeup and wardrobe inside the hospitaldid prince charles steal the show? >> what did you think? >> my night with hollywood heavyweight and jimmy the jinx? >> i might be a curse. >>> plus how's britney playing

officer brian mooar died today at a hospital in queens with his family at his bedside.ellow officers saluted as this ambulance carrying moore's body left the hospital this afternoon. police say officer moore was trying to stop a man suspected of carrying a handgun on saturday. authorities say that man then shot the officer in the head. moore was just 25 years old. he came from a family of police officers. president obama offered his condolences tonight. >> and the family of fellow officers he joins in the nypd and across the country deserve our gratitude and our prayers not just today, but every day. they've got a tough job. >> authorities already charged demetrius blackwell with attempted murder for shooting officer moore. they'll likely upgrade that charge to murder now. >>> tonight we're hearing police radio transmissions from officers responding to a frantic call in allentown. a woman is accused of throwing her baby off a bridge before jumping in the water herself. >> what i'm being told is she is the mother is directly under the bridge. >> police say -- >> and we h

. >> he was sworn in in the hospital at my bedside. as a single parent he decided to be there to put us to bed to be there when we woke up from a bad dream to make us breakfast. >> truth be told the real reason i went home every night is that i needed my children more than they nedded me. >> reporter: diagnosed with brain cancer in august of 2013 beau biden underwent treatment and was declared cancer-free later that year. in the spring of this year the cancer returned. a hopeful biden still planned to run for governor in 2016. beau biden husband and father of two died at age 46. in a statement the vice president's office said his absolute honor made him a role model for our family. beau embodied my father's saying that a parent knows success when his child turns out better than he did. beau biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. the vice president discussed the heartache of losing a child in 2012. >> for the first time in my life i understood how someone could conscious ledecide to commit suicide. not because

his family by hid bedside when he was taken off life support. the police commissioner calling his death a great loss to the city. he is the fifth new york city officer shot in five months. >>> now, to the penalty phase in the boston bombing trial. and a side of the defendant we have not seen. you'll remember this message of the defiant dzhokhar tsarnaev in his cell shown to the jury this week. prosecutors saying his gesture to the camera helping to make their case he deserves the death penalty. in court today, his first show of emotion since the trial began, crying when his aunt took the stand today, trying to spare his life. >>> tonight, in california investigators looking for the cause of a tour bus fire right there in the bay area. the double decker bus engulfed in flames on sunday and then here roles running in to help. one man seen scarying a ladder to help dozens of passengers escape. abc's kendis gibson with what we've learned tonight. >> reporter: a double decker bus packed with tourists touring the heart of the san francisco's historic

also next to the porn at the bedside table was something called the terrorism monitor from the jamestownoundation where i am on the board. it is an organization that tracks all of the major terrorists in the world. you will see pictures of it. the jamestown foundation is the who's who. it is like facebook for terrorists. he was looking at the porn and then the facebook pages and the terrorism monitor the jamestown foundation and then back at the porn. maybe he got it all confused. >> maybe the terrorism monitor was like think of the yankees kind of thing. >> is it that unrealistic to think maybe they; sc:ét used -- was it stegonography when they hide things in a picture? >> why would they need that? >> they are fun. they are fun loving guys. >> you just gave everyone the best excuse if they are busted watching porn. >> i was reading code! >> it is like the hidden message of the bible. >> let's be honest about this. whose stash, bin laden's or your porn stash is more interesting would you imagine? >> my porn stash? >> yeah. >> i don't want to know what he was into. what if he was also int

he is willing to show the bedside so comfortably. you can tell when he does not like someone/ .is a totally authentic version of himself almost all the time. charlie: he talked to me, about how it was his life. he would go and watch the show in the audience. thought about it all day did it, thought about it after he did it. then there came a time, after the birth of his son maybe, he began to have other things. begin to not do it five days week. begin to not be obsessed by it. it didn't necessarily change how good it was. it just was not everything for him. david: to leave at the right time is a difficult thing when you have been doing something your whole life. the moment johnny chose was the right time. just for some reason, it felt good even though everyone wanted him to stay on. david you feel the same way, too. you are struggling to get the guest. they have been on to me kimmel jimmy fallon. -- jimmy kimmel, jimmy fallon. i could see what johnny would take a read not sure what david is going to do. i can't imagine what a letterman hobby might be. charlie: his son. i don't k

her parents are by her bedside but they stepped away to plead for information in this apparent road rageg. she walked out of the hospital where her little girl has a bullet lodged in her head, the victim of a gunman that opened fire on her and her family in north philadelphia. >> everything is a blur to me i was in my car and someone just pulled up and shot into my car. she and her boyfriend double parked outside of their home on haverford avenue she and her three sisters 3 and 4 were in the back, it appears that the family was not moving fast new of the driver of a black sedan who was angry enough to fire one shot.

. >> i never talked about it with the other girls but then one of the leaders had us read bedside mannerssex positions. it was after that that i realized victor was having sex with all the ten girls. after dinner, victor would pull one of the girls aside and then that girl would go to the lodge. if he thought i wasn't doing well spiritually, then you know, sometimes he wouldn't have sex with me for like a month or something, but there were times it would be up to five times a month. january of 2001, victor had a meeting with my mom and dad, and i was present at the beginning of the meeting. he told them that at one point, he may decide to have sex with me, which he had already done. he went ahead to explain jesus christ had mary magdalene, that it was spiritual and natural. >> the instinct, me as a father, unequivocally, i've got to protect my child, my child, my son, my daughter is the number one obligation i have. >> i thought that my mom and dad would see it as not right, too, as i thought it wasn't right. >> but victor barnard is really good at manipulating people, lying to people, an

he was sworn in while at the bedside of his son. after a stroke in 010 beau biden said sometimes it's not good to look too far down the 'roid. having a plan has never worked for me because life always intervenes. >> dann cuellar mentioned beau biden served his country in the national guard. as he rose in power he never forgot the soldiers. >> it's also reminder reminder that our veterans of our nation every day, is a day of service for them. and every day say day of sacrifice. >> bode biden was still in the delaware army national guard at the tile of his passing. >> beau biden was planning a run for governor at the time of his death. uring during his time at state attorney general he established a straight predator unit and proposed tougher bail restrictions for criminal defendant and depended death benty. reaction to beau biden's death comes in overnight we have commends in the next half hour. >> developing this morning. secretary of state john kery is in the hospital fol a bike crash in switzerland. he's in jen ever afore nuclear

senate while at the hospital bedside of his son and after a stroke in 2010 beau biden said sometimes it's not good to look too far down the road having long term dreams of a good thing but having a plan never worked for me because life always intervenes. >> dann cuellar mentioned beau biden served his country in the national guard. as he rose in power he never forgot soldiers. >> it's also reminder reminder that our veterans of our nation, every day, is a day of service for them. and every day say day of sacrifice. >> beau biden was still in the delaware army national guard at the time of his passing. >> boi beau biden was planing a run for governor at the time of his death. sure during his time he established child predator unit and proposed tougher bail restrictions for criminal defendants and defended death penalty his death penalty stance put him at odds with democrats. reaction to beau biden's death came in overnight. we have remembrances from president obama and delaware political establishment in the next half hour. >>> developing this morning secretary of state john kerry is

. >> she says george was professional friendly and always had a good bedside manner. just wait he greeted you? >> the way he greeted you. i thought he was very respectful caring patients did call me and make comments about him that he he is a great doctor. and we're so glad he is their doctor. >> reporter: but now the doctor was the one in need of care. george's research partner, a dr. named anna maria gonzalez was with him outside the e.r. anna had seen him at the office that day and later at a business dinner. that cell phone, documents her describing his symptoms. >> a little slurred. for people that knows him. he is slurred. >> finally, george agreed to be examined. and in the small world of m.d. anderson. word spread fast that one of their esteemed doctors had checked into the er. >> what's your gut telling you when you are thinking what he could be sequester withick with? >> high blood pressure. having a heart attack. what is it? is he stressed? >> doctors suspected george might have suffered a stroke. but his mri was clear. whatever was wrong, it was getting wo

neighbors tell us her family members are by her bedside. sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news". >> and a young man and a teenager in jail tonight accused of firing shots outside of a party in new castle delaware. state police say 17 year old isiah jones, 20 year old cat ear wilson tried to get into a party being held at dance works dance studio on christianna road. after they returned away by security, police say jones and wilson tried to get inside a back door. when that didn't work, they came back to the front door and fired several shots at a security guard and four other people who were standing nearby. luckily, nobody was hurt. police quickly arrested them. and they are facing a number of charges. >> to your fox 29 weather authority, pretty nice saturday. rain on the way could it be a sunday spoiler dave? hopefully not? >> maybe not quite a spoiler. won't be wash out. there is very heavy rain in the forecast, not only continuing monday but early actuals, as well. little change tonight, if you step outside might see the clouds develop through

senate and he was famously sworn in at beau's bedside.mily at the 2008 democratic national convention when he introduced he is father. speak ing for the family joe biden said, beau biden was quite simply the finest manny of us have known. melissa? >> it's a huge loss for the democratic party. far, far greater, more important for the biden family. >> indeed. >> what an enormous loss and questionment thank you to nbc's kristen welker at the white house. >> thanks. >> we are following breaking news that secretary of state john kerry is returning to boston for medical care after a bicycle crash in france. secretary kerry broke his right femur when his bike hit a curb. the 71-year-old was rushed to a hospital in genera and never lost consciousness. mr. kerry left this morning's schedule open in case his saturday talks with the iranians were extended. when the talks ended yesterday afternoon he decided to cycle a route that was part of the tourd de france. his trip later today has been cancelled. kerry will travel back to boston to see the doct

. >> sleep specialists are by your bedside to offer advice. >> i'm going to show you a trick.mattress? >> okay. nice. >> how does it feel? >> yeah, it's good. >> okay. so one of the trick that we have is that if you slide your hand underneath here, if i can slide it easily, then it's probably good for you. >> okay. was that easy? >> it was easy. >> this is a good fit for me. >> if the gap is too wide, then it probably means the mat rest is too firm. if i struggle, it means the mat rest is too soft for you. >> once sleep is out of the way, breakfast is one of the best things you can do in bed, or so the event organizers told us. >> can you think of anything better to do in bed? [ laughter ] >> no. no. there's nothing -- >> basically it. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. as far as bedtime activities go. this is number one. >> but leave it to east londoners to come up with some other ideas. >> watching a nice tv drama. that could work. >> pizza in bed, that's next, right? >> they have another two days of this pop-up to think of more. cnn, london. >>> watching that made me want to stretch. >>

at our bedside-- >> show them both of your phones. >> sometimes you have to use multiple phones, work phone, personal phone. you know how it works. >> i do. >> now people are entering rehab because they can't put the phone down. >> i have one and you have two. the problem is known as nomophobia. >> reporter: we're attached to our cell phones like they're extensions of ourselves. but what happens when you're -- when your attachment to your phone becomes a problem? >> i remember i was crying. i was angry. >> reporter: for this woman not having her phone promotes extreme anxiety. she has three phones and carries two phone chargers with her all the time. she even takes her phone with her in the shower. >> i'll have it sitting there on the counter because i'm thinking what if president obama calls or the pope. i don't know. i don't know why i do that. >> reporter: these are the symptoms of nomophobia. >> nomophobia means no mobile phone phobia. >> reporter: it includes panic and ant when separated from your phone, having multiple phones, compulsive checking for messages, battery life, usin