they call him hot boy. that's not somebody you need to be testifying against. >>> coming up -- >> look what we got here. >> james mallory, the star witness in the case against john "hot boy" jones, is arrested for the murder of gregory holt. >>> inside the booking department at the louisville metro jail 19-year-old anthony hogan is anxious to hear a friendly voice. >> pops, it's me. don't do me like that. hello. pop. i'm going to quit doing this. i'm playing around. i don't even know how to search nothing in the phone book. >> go upstairs. >> pop, i'm going upstairs. you hear me? i'm going to call you when i get up there. all right. >> follow me this way. >> several hours earlier hogan, his fiancee, and a friend of theirs were arrested on drug and weapons possession charges. but a gun linked to hogan has been identified as the weapon used to murder 15-year-old gregory holt five days earlier. as a result, hogan has been charged with murder. >> i didn't kill that little boy. didn't go nowhere near him. still

boy meets world was a sitcom that was formed in ninety three and it was a coming of age story about a young character corey matthews and it was that was me and it was him exploring the world and it was basically him taking on the world and we were seeing it from the eyes of a young thirteen year old boy and. the show started in ninety three and cory met his love interest very early on in the series and he was out with me twelve as well yeah so this was a young teen romance yeah it was but it was really it was an ensemble cast and it was on for seven years and over the course of the seven years we really just you know form this great bond with each other and things took off how did the show him how was it on boy meets it was on for seven years so it ended in two thousand so you grew up with it we did i was twelve to nineteen on the show you know thirteen to twenty yeah and we went off because seven years is a long run. i think at you know by the time we hit the seventh season we had kind of really all of our characters had found you know they had they had grown up it was time for the s

hot boy. mr. tony montana. that's me. >> and soon the jail finds itself with a multitude of related high-profile cases, putting everybody on edge. >>> from the street the louisville metro department of corrections jail looks like any downtown office building. but inside is the drama that comes with more than 2,000 men and women who face very uncertain futures, all housed in one place. >> don't cry. because there's no crying in jail. >> while some have been convicted, the majority have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. since most of them live in louisville, it is not unusual that some know each other from the streets. >> just a normal day ldc, man. kicking it with my inmate fellas. >> but one inmate seems to know more than most. he is 25-year-old john "hot boy" jones. inside the jail he's also known by a different nickname. >> mr. not guilty. >> mr. not guilty. >> john jones most definitely did not do it. >> innocent man. >> mr. not guilty, man. i'm an innoce

fishel known for their iconic roles as topanga laurence and corey matthews on the smacks ninety sitcom boy meets world danielle fishel and ben savage are back again in the spin off of that show that made them famous aptly titled girl meets world danielle and ben joined us down to discuss the reprise a little bare legendary characters and later we'll meet rowan blanchard their on screen daughter who puts the girl in girl in the world and girl meets world premier's on june twenty seventh at nine forty five pm eastern time on disney channel let me refresh it what was for those of us who were not nine years old at the time it was boy meets world. boy meets world was a sitcom that was formed in ninety three and it was a coming of age story about a young character corey matthews and it was that was me and it was him exploring the world and it was basically him taking on the world and we were seeing it from the eyes of a young thirteen year old boy and. the show started in ninety three and corey met his love interest very early on in the series and it was over with may twelfth as well yeah so thi

and then they are nurtured and cultured as boys and young men. and in that i don't think you can speak as much choice. so rigidly the children don't really have a say, and most of the time they don't have a say when parents required that they become women taking because that's the culture. you were supposed to marry in an arranged marriage and you're essentially sold off to another family. >> so at puberty these girls race as boys become girls again, or women, young women? >> again, considering some of them may never have known the female gender, they know nothing about being girls, they know nothing about women. and in a culture, in a country so segregated and where the genders are so separated, they don't really know what goes on on the other side. so they don't even know, you know, they don't know how to speak to women. they don't know how do sit like a woman, behave like a woman or carry themselves. so it's like they essentially have to train themselves to become women, to become the gender that they have never known. and, in fact, no, they d

the boy told him he was shot. it is unclear what happened leading up to the shooting or who had the gun. >> i was getting ready to let my daughter go outside and play but now, you know, that is out of the question today. sad when you can't trust your community -- can't trust your community. >> reporter: he normally feels safe letting his daughter play. >> reporter: antioch police are currently investigating leads however at this point no suspects have ben identified. we are -- been identified. we are working to determine how he was shot. live in antioch, katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a artist was buying up signs from the homeless as part of a art project called we are all homeless. he bought four signs this morning from people who were happy about sharing their stories and signs with him. >> they seem to be excited about contributing to this project. and they are happy to make money. >> he has been buying homeless signs for 20 years and he turns them into exhibits to raise awareness about homelessness. she

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a woman told us the boy was okay. a relief to their neighbors. >> i pray for them and hope that everything be all right. >> reporter: once again that boy is in critical, but stable condition at chop. police say the investigation into what happened continue this morning, no names have been released. reporting at chop university city, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom police are investigating a shooting that wounded two people in atlantic city. the gunfire broke out on the 4 run block of new york avenue. one man was hit in the chest and the second man took a bullet in the leg. both victims are expected to survive no arrests have been made. >> the case of possible police brutality is raising confess and tensions. police and prosecutors are investigating whether excessive force was used and whether one officer broke a rule against using choke holds. ron claiborne reports from new york. >> reporter: this video captures the final minutes of 43-year-old eric garner's life, but does it tel

at the time the boy scouts of america did not allow gay boy scouts. >> reporter: when liam spoke outut the boy scouts policy he took a big risk. >> definitely. when he was ready to have his photograph on page 1, my student editors contacted him and said are you sure you want to do this. and i said "yes i'm ready itself. >> reporter: in a written statement it was said that the boy scouts does not ask about sexual approaches saying don't ask don't tell policy embraced by the military. >> it's complex. >> reporter: in jan, after a contentious debate the official policy changed. >> the membership standard for adults are different. they file a new application, they subject themselves to a criminal background check and realise that the leadership role is different. >> reporter: scouts can be openly anyway leader cannot. leaders planned to continue on as scout leaders. >> it's not right. my - i look up to my brother in so many ways. he's a moral person. >> reporter: the ruling is difficult for the twin's father who at 14 gave up his own scouting deal when his mother died. >> from the moment

the little boy was rushed to chop in critical condition with a number of head injuries. investwiig thet theinsa t ll cared for. >> the family is so quiet they take care of children, she always walking them. chef a lot of help it's a quiet humble family. >> police continue to investigate what led to the boy falling out of that window. >> a northwestern pennsylvania boy is beginning to bounce back after he was found bruised and nearly starved to death. the boy weighed 25 pounds and look like a skeleton when he was removed from the home in greeneville. the child was being home schooled and allowed outside on the back porch where he would eat bugs. one doctor described the boy's condition as the worst case of medical neglect she had ever seen. >> punish her like that and see what it's like. he is a child, you don't punish them that way. there's no excuse to it, none at all. i hope god in heaven hears and puts her away forever. >> three other children in the home were removed. the mother and grandparents were charged with assault and false imprisonment and other offenses. the

the boy is unconscious. he was according to the reports, rescue workers go to give him mouth-to-mouth, and the boy responds and spates back water that was in there. fortunately, he was not submerged, but watch this, they work so incredibly quickly and as a team, before you know it, the little boy is conscious again and is expected to be just fine. >> i want to create a cover the hole in china. >> this happens all the time. i have a second video of virtually the same exact thing. this time, it's a boy about one and a half years old. he fell down a hole that was just under eight inches, but fell almost 20 feet down, and that came because the hole is so small, they were not able to descend someone down there to pick him up, so they bring oxygen down there, a line with the bag and dug 20 feet down and dug the hole bigger where the boy was. he was down there for more than seven hours waiting for rescuers to pull him out. >> he looks okay, though. >> yeah, sounds like he was unharmed, just very scared. authorities

so back then it was just the boys club.hrough the years i've seen dramatic change in how we went from being a club for boys, that was a lot of physical activity to now where we do a lot of programs where we help children get prepared to finish high school, and then get ready for college. so it's been a big, big change. but a long time ago that i was in there. >> was it meaningful for you? >> it really was. it was -- >> why? >> it was especially important for me because i was a farm boy. i was out in the country. came into town and got to be around other people. you know, we had sports activities, there were different things we could do to get some social skills and so i really enjoyed it a lot. >> so here's a question for you. we had the chairman of oracle on earlier. businesses, who spend money philanthropically. >> correct. >> i applaud it. but there are 4rlots of people the world who think businesses shouldn't be in the philanthropy game. you're raising your hand, right? you think the money should go back to the sharehol

a boy baby. that looked silly. >> this is all boy!s so good -- >> i want it to be a girl. >> i know, but it's -- >> how could this tell you? >> a little scary when you saw him playing with the knife but the parents were right there. >> anyway, how adorable. she was going to keep digging into that cake till she got an answer she liked. >> hear her exhale? ahh. >> she already had one brother, now she's got to contend with two. >>> we have a lot coming up. >> like what? >> if you always wanted to try something new new's your chance. >> a woman who's going to inspire you to get out of your comfort zone. >> one-stop shopping for your outdoor summer fun. >> is steve greenburg here again? >>> we are back with more of "today" on this thirsty thursday. if you ever wanted to try something different you're about to meet someone who will really inspire you. she used turning 50 as a chance to lead a more exciting life. someone around here is also turning 50 in 37 days. listen up, hoda woman, this is for you. >> a year before emily kaufmann's 50th

oh, boy. - have a seat, eric. now, boys, i, for one, am sick and tired of this little feud you're having, mkay? this has clearly gone too far, and you owe each other an apology, or you're getting detention. - an apology? he shot me! - well, he was technically standing his ground, token. - yeah, token, that's the law. everything inside the red line is lava. - well, it's a pretty [bleep] stupid law! - token, calm down. - and why does standing your ground not apply to [bleep] white people? - oh, god, here we go again! [thud] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: heroin everybody. welcome. welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. tonight's guest, sonia nazario, author of the book, "enrique's journey," about a young honduran boy who comes to america to find his mother, and not as the title might lead do you believe, an inspiring tale of enrique igles

i rode with a 12-year-old boy.7-year-old boys making this journey alone across four countries coming in search of their parents. >> jon: for the most part back then, the issue was poverty. >> poverty and reuniting with the parents. >> jon: and reuniting with the parents, but the parent had gone for poverty. how has the condition changed in honduras now? >> so i went back to honduras to this boy's neighborhood last month, and i was just shocked by the change that i saw, enormous growth in violence because there were gangs back then, but now in the last few years, these narco cartels, we stopped the flow of cocaine from colombia up the caribbean to the united states. we spent $8 billion to do that, but it simply rerouted inland to honduras. so all these cocaine flights going to the u.s. land there, and these narco cartels, mostly mexican, are really fighting for control over this turf. and these children have become their foot soldiers. so they're trying to recruit these children at a very young age to use drugs, to

both boys held on to the rocks until police got there to pull them out.olice say the boys are recovering tonight. >> a cape may county english teacher charged with sex assault on a middle township high school student. 34 year old joseph towns also accused of endangering a child and possession of child porn. investigators say the crimes against the student happened between october of 2012 and october 2013. he posted cash bail set at $175,000. >> 11 year old boy is recovering after falling into an uncovered manhole. it happen just before 2:00 o'clock on the 2900 block of north philip street. his family members sent us this picture. we want you to know he is okay. medic took the boy to saint christopher's hospital and he is doing okay tonight listed in stable condition. >> tonight top u.s. intelligence officials now say they have no evidence the russian government had any direct involvement in the do you know of malaysia airlines flight 17. meanwhile pro russia rebels have finally turned over the plane's black boxes and given investigators access to the cras

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tragedy with consequences including the death of a 5-year-old boy. we learned from police a few minute ago, this five-year-old boy went to his cousin's birthday party was picked up by his father, was shot to death and shot his mother and she is in critical condition at this hour. here is what lieutenant scott willby had to say about what happened. >> there was a birthday for the mother's sister she was having a birthday for her child and sh mia washington as there with her son, the father came and picked the child up, when he brought the child out to the house, she gone out to the back to retrieve the child at which time the sister heard gunshots. this happened in the pen ridge apartment complex in the 1100 block of haverford road. after shooting his girlfriend and his son, 26-year-old tyrell styles of philadelphia got into his car an began to flee. police picked up on his car, he crashed into a couple of cars and was cornered in a cul-de-sac as police approached him in the car, they say that he raised his gun to his own head and shot himself. so thi

bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters >>> continuing coverage now of the malaysia airlines flight 17 that was shot down by a surface to air missile. it is believed all 298 people on board were killed. >> and there is a call tonight for a international investigation due to the circumstances of the disaster. hard to imagine a more difficult situation in the middle of a war zone. tonight we are joined by former ntsb chair woman who is now the president and ceo of the national safety counsel. given that this is a war zone will that effect the investigation and in particular, access to the crash site? >> absolutely. that has to be -- [ indiscernible ] >> sending people into a war zone. making sure if there are investigators they are protected and more importantly making sure that they have something to investigate. protecting that wreckage and the chain of custody of the evidence will be critical. >> the ntsb investigates crashes and disasters in the united states, and

as word spread the other boys' families arrived. what were the boys doing, a father asked. they didn't have any rockets. he was my only son, said another. inside the hospital nbc's ayman mohyeldin spoke with the wounded boy. he could barely talk, shaking and bleeding. we were playing, he said. i was with my cousins, then they died. he was wheeled away for more treatment. outside, crowds gathered. they wanted to take the boys' bodies to give them a hero's funeral. grief turned to anger as hundreds joined the procession. in this neighborhood, four dead boys became martyrs. only a few hours earlier they were just boys playing on a beach. and, brian, tonight the israeli military in a statement said the incident on the beach is under investigation but blamed hamas for fighting from urban areas. brian. >> richard engel starting us off on this sad state of affairs. richard reporting tonight from tel aviv. richard, thank you. >>> in this country there are new concerns being raised tonight about the handling of some of the deadliest viruses on the planet. new revelations about dange

we've been kidnapped, say the boys. it's a recording that will be played over and over again alongside these images. they will stoke the anger and clamor for israel to hit back. >> for more on the response i spoke with ron burma -- israel's ambassador to the united states. ambassador, this is a very sad day in israel, clearly a country united in grief. is your government absolutely convinced beyond a shred of doubt that it was hamas behind these kidnappings and killings? >> we know the members of hamas were the members who perpetrated this crime. we know that their leadership in gaza, they're denying it at the same time they're congratulating the kidnappers and calling for more kidnappers but the actual members of hamas in the hebron area were the ones who perpetrated this crime. for 18 days the people war united in hope that these three teenagers were essentially kidnapped and executed that they would return safely to that you are famous. as you said, we are united in grief in israel. >> the only within -- reason i ask

in particular, turkey and qatar. >> a boy from the u.s. beaten by israeli police returned to his home in florida. he was on holiday in the west bank when detained. amateur video showed two israeli police officers punching and kicking him. he was at a demonstration for the killing of his cousins, mohammed. >> you can keep up to date with all the developments in gaza on the website. we have video analysis and a live blog at aljazeera.com. >> let's move on to other news. 14 tunisian soldiers have been killed in an attack close to the mt charm by area. two groups of gunmen attacked. one of the armed fighters was also killed. the taliban claimed responsibility for attacking afghanistan's international airport in kabul. security forces killed four taliban fighters after targetting the military side of the airport. jennifer glasse reports. >>> the taliban attackers used rockets in the early morning assault, setting a car ablaze. afghan forces raced to the scene, trying to find a way to dislodge the gunmen from a building under construction. >> th

security guard ordered the boys, she said, white boys out this door, black boys out this door. and a serial killer who tried to kidnap a child the day before was roaming in the toy department the day before, a serial predator and it took us 27 years to reopen adam's case and find out what happened that day. toole died eight days before. we got to open a the case. he said this is an unsolved murder but i want to open this case up. i want fresh eyes on this case. we had been asking for that for 27 years. a retired cop, joe matthews and retired prosecutor solved adam's case in a month. so that put an end to that long search for justice for adam. we never knew what happened. she came back, nobody helped her. she looked and searched and nobody knew what happened to adam. it took us 26 years to close that chapter of our lives. >> you bring up that chapter. let's go back. it was 2008. we pulled the clip. take a look. >> for 27 years, we've been asking who could take a 6-year-old boy? and murder him and decapitate him? who? we needed to know. we needed to know. and today we know. the n

but a three year-old boy suffered the injuries as a result. no charges have been filed yet against the 18 year-old and the 22 year-old who were involved. both face charges of attempted murder and aggravated battery with firearm. the three year-old victim was the only injured in the shooting. police say jason and his mother and another man were outside on south sacramento when they were in a fight with two men and two women walking past. when the group was down the block someone fired heating the boy in the abdomen. mccarthy says incidents like this could be avoided if a gang members only had rocks to throw instead of guns. >> another one of those cases that you always hear me talking about where the offender has an extensive criminal history should not have been on the streets in the first place to commit the screw this act. >> the little boy is expected to survive even though he has serious injuries and still remains in the hospital. as for the two men accused of shooting him, they are due in bond court later this morning. live from the crimi

just like when he was a boy he climbed a tree as all boys like to do in the midwest. he fell 15 feet and hurt himself terribly. he is trying to man up and not be in pain. finally he said go get mom. he was in such excruciating pain. when people asked him, did you have something about getting high, you need to be in branches, he said everything i learned from that is never trust a tree branch. it was a typical answer of his. he never wanted to read too much into things. by all accounts, when 1969 happened at the time of apollo 1 and journalists were all around. suddenly, all as of the towns collecting stories, everyone said the new neil armstrong and had a neil armstrong story. i got to be the biographer of rosa parks. i believed there were 13 people on the bus on december 1, 1955 the day of her arrest. i interviewed 37 of them. everybody was on that bus. now everybody in that part of ohio had a neil armstrong story. one has to sift through it all. what is true is that he absolutely loved model airplanes, built them, both them so they could work, built them so they cou

>>> an investigation is underway after a little boy falls out of the second story window. we will have the latest on the child's condition coming up. also new information on the malaysia plane shut down, reports that ukraine rib else are interfering with the investigation and taking away bodies from the crash site. >>> and new developments on the middle east conflict israel says it has widened ground offensive sending more troops into gaza. >>> today it is sun take july 20th good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. lets check that forecast. yesterday was beautiful, carol. >> low humidity. not too hot. it was wonderful. >> it was wonderful. nice in the summertime in july of all months to get that little tiny break. easy to get out and do whatever it is you needed to do outside, yes, we can see some clouds but they cut down on those temperatures and made the day a lot more comfortable. we are looking at 68 degrees right now as we look out in redding this morning. the it looks like a nice start and wind this morning are very ca

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he goes to walk out with the boy and you see the boy is in tears, very afraid of what's happening. fortunately, in the business right next door is another plainclothes officer, sees the moment and takes action. >> my goodness. >> took him down quick. >> grabs the man, slams him to the ground and does send the boy to the ground as well but the man there kneeling originally grabs him and takes him away. you immediately see a group of officers take that man into custo custody. >> look how many. they pile on him. >> cops played this perfectly. made it look like they were going to let him slip away and, boom, pound him. >>> if you're trying to navigate the streets of russia. dash cam, light goes from yellow to red. somebody starts to try to cross the street over on the left. >> oh! >> dang! >> look out! thankfully that woman did not continue crossing the street. she noticed this car up ahead, just didn't see the light turn red, going way too fast, no time to stop. >> that does not sound good. >> but the apathy of these pedestrians, they couldn't care less. >> my gosh, that car drove thr

she died tuesday while saving a boy struggling in a lake. fox's tissue a lewis has her story. >> heros still exist. there are good people. karen wees eel was so caring. her sister says she would cut each grape and cherry in half before serving them. because it could be a chokes hazard. and, i mean, it seems like like it's crazy, but that was her. she didn't think twice before going into star lake to rescue a young boy struggling in the water even if it went sacrificing her own life. heros still exist. there are good people. there are good people who still do the right thing. that's just the type of mother, best friend analysis tear wees eel was. generally was there on tuesday when her sister gave her own life to save another. she saved that little boy's life. she was the here evgeny kuznetson. he panicked and kept crawling up her and kept pushing her under water and they pulled her out of the water and they thought that there was still a chance. this he restarted her heart. she was holding her sister's hand when she passed away an hour after

the boy did not know how to swim dropped like a bag of bricks. skyforce 10 over the rescue effort of a 15-year-old boy who went into the tacony creek and did not resurface. the onset of warm weather brought the boy and his two friends to the creek in juniata park. the boy panicked in water trying to cross from one side of the bridge to the other. >> i'm not surprised. it's a tragedy waiting to happen. >> reporter: kim owns a nearby driving range. he says having witnessed a drowning in 2007, he often calls police concerned about the number of children playing in the creek where swimming is not allowed. police say the boy went into the water around 5:30 p.m. near fishers lane and wyoming avenue. his friends told police they saw him panic. reached for him two to three times and lost their grip before he disappeared in the water. fire rescue crews pulled the boy from the water a half hour after he was swept under. he was pronounced dead a short time later. >> this water is dirty. so dirty. w when we go over that side, the water is slowing down. it lo

what an a durable little boy. he's just eight but he's not celebrating with his family much he's at a very good institution where there are experts for caring for children with severe autism. >> it's really frustrating, and it's really hard. >> reporter: there have been many problems. christina had to put child safety locks on the doors to keep nicholas from running away. he's non verbal often he gets frustrated and he acts out. sometimes violently. his bedroom door is a testament to his struggles. >> a lot of people know he's us autistic around here but they keep calling the cops and making it more difficult for everyone. pushing me out the door. it's had a toward find a place as it is were it him rocket. >> reporter: nicky can't be quite and neighbors complain when there's banking and stomping and slamming doors. christina has got numerous warnings and this final notice. management was not renewing her lease due to excessive noise complaints. well not unexpected it's still heartbreaking she doesn't nowhere to tu

you're a good boy, i'd say. >> i think i'm a good boy. >> jimmy: you are a good boy, right?ke to think so. my mom thinks i'm a good boy. >> jimmy: does she? >> call her right now and she would tell you that. >> jimmy: you have no skeletons or anything like that? >> i have skeletons. >> jimmy: you do? >> you can't come into hollywood without a couple of mug shots under your belt. >> jimmy: you've been arrested? >> many times. >> jimmy: really? >> many arrests. you think you know me, jimmy. >> jimmy: i know you haven't been arrested. >> you can google it. >> jimmy: for real? >> everything is on the internet. >> jimmy: i'll google it right now, if you want. i'll google it. let's see. [ cheers and applause ] hold on. >> this is going to be embarrassing. >> jimmy: your name is hard to spell, the last name. all right. okay. all right. okay. [ laughter and applause ] all right. okay. here we go. oh, wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there is a mug shot of you. >> that's right. >> jimmy: what was this from? >> 2011, i was in pompano beach, and arrested for fishing without a license. which the

are these boys?r middle-aged ladies who are bored with the regular housewife's life. >> wait a minute. you've got a million guys wandering around here, looking to get [ muted ]. then they've got a whole bunch of bored, middle-aged housewives coming in here. >> spending. spending quite a lot of money. >> why don't they go to the same club and somebody will actually have sex? >> people don't like getting rejected, so they sort of like pay for their pleasure. and they make you feel welcome. maybe you can feel like, mm, i'm not that bad, after talking to those girls or boys. >> that's the saddest thing i've ever heard. >> well -- >> no. that's heartbreaking, dude. is the business of shinjuko dreams? >> it is more for the dream of doing so, which is never going to happen. >> really? all of this -- i mean, it is a very enticing -- i mean, look at this. wait a minute. she looks like she really likes me. look. she's got her tongue tucked up in the corner of her mouth. >> which one? that's a boy, though. >> o

>>> i miss him. >> she says she misses the blond boy way the shy smile. longs for the friendly teenaged eagle scout and she aches for the troubled man struggling with booze and the law. >> how did your son die. >>> he killed himself. >> who ended his life at the ate age of 38 with his father' arrival in a secluded parking lot. >> and the car blew up and he burnt to death. when i read the coroner's report it said it soot in his lungs which meant that he was alive while the car was burning. i just can't get that out of my head. he was alive while the car was burning. >> reporter: and she says this man -- >> mr. morris? how are you? >> all right. >> my name is jeff cole from fox tv former chester county pennsylvania scout leader charles christopher morris is to blame for her son's did he mice. >> i'd like to ask you about tommy ever son. >> did you sexually abuse him, sir. >> no. childs morris known as chris was chester county pennsylvania troop 67 scout leader. tom was a young scout in the troop. according to a lawsuit filed by his mother against the boy sc

as word spread, other boys' family arrived. what were the boys doing, a father asked, they didn't have any rockets. he was my only son, said another. inside the hospital, nbc spoke with a wounded boy who could barely talk, shaking and bleeding. we were playing, he said, i was with my cousins. then they died. >> that was nbc richard i thien. they are investigating the report, but blame hamas. this time a brazen attack on kabul international airport. that attack lasted about four hours, four militants armed with automatic rifles and rocket propelled grenades opened fire on the airport from the roof of the nearby building. all four kill and no claim for responsibility on the attack. world leaders react to president obama's of new economic sanctions on russia. russia's president putin says this rounds of sanctions hurt not only russian, but american businesses. after announcing the sanctions, president obama mentioned using diplomatic resources between israel and hamas to end the fighting. there's a lot of focus on foreign affairs

>> a nanny cam captures a young boy in distress. >> this is the boy's private tutor that was just hiredays before. >> why her horrific acts go beyond the hits. >>> and there's a go-pro on the ground. so -- >> this fox decided i'm going to take it and run away with it. >> no, no. >> the extreme close-up of this sly feat. >>> a video for you guys that's creating outrage in india. this is from a home in calcutta. you immediately see a young boy, a 4-year-old in fact, in distress. look at that. that woman slamming that boy down while he's pleading with her to stop. this is the boy's private tutor that was just hired days before by the parents. you see her slapping him, jerking him back and forth. >> this makes me so mad. i don't understand how people can be so cruel and evil. especially with a child that can't defend himself. >> the parents of this little boy had just recently installed this nanny cam but they didn't install the camera suspecting anything of this tutor. they installed it for a nanny they hired for their younger child and captured this moment on camera. they were heartbroken

that's coming up. >>> and paralyzed this young boy on his right side. he's not let that stop him from playing the support he absolutely loved. he's learned to play baseball completely left handed. his plans for the future even more >>> in indianna a dog saves a hearing-impaired teen's life. the boy was down for a nap with his hearing aid out, when a fire started inside his home. fox's eric levy explains what the dog did that saved the day. >> this isn't just a story about the bonds between a boy and his dog. >> he comes in my room a lot. he likes to play with me. then he also plays out in the backyard, sometimes, too. >> because in nick's eyes, his pitbull ace is a here he -- hero. >> he saved my love. >> down a nap, and took out his hearing aid, so he didn't hear the smoke alarms beeping. ace did, though. and new he had to get nick's attention. >> gave calm if my room. started licking my fails. then i woke up. because i thought he wanted to go out back or something. >> it was much more urgent. >> so we got outside. i grabbed a couple of things, like my

bulldog: oh boy!elevision announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters >>> santa clara police hope this surveillance video will help them track down a teenager that stole an 11-year-old boys bike at knife point. you can see the suspect with a friend riding off with that stolen bike. it was stolen last week while the child was playing at washington elementary school. now police say the suspect and his friends were at a nearby 7- eleven store shortly after the robbery. he is the one wearing a chicago bulls cap and blue jeans with a distinctive pattern. >>> a case of road rage in marin county it led to one man being arrested and another one in the hospital in serious condition. investigators say there was some kind of incident between 71-year-old james simon and a tiburon map. simon pulled into his garage and the other driver followed. simon got a gun and fired several shots including two of them that hit the other driver. neighbors and police say this is not the type of thing they would expect in tib

cops say a 13 or 14 year old boy tried to break into a man's home. it happened monday on the 300 block of south park drive in collingswood. when the resident heard a noise he opened the front door and came face to face with the teen. police say the teen tried to get in and the homeowner fought back but the teen assaulted the man and then ran off. neighbors say it's normally a safe neighborhood. >> we are going to live in fear. we don't leave anything out. you lock your cars at night and keep your house locked and i tell him all the time, you know, lock the garage. lock everything up. >> if you've got any information on who this teen boy is, police want to you give them call. >> sky fox over a mess in philadelphia's brewery town neighborhood. that's where a train jumped the tracks this afternoon near 33rd street and girard avenue. thankfully, police say nobody is hurt. no word yet, though, on what caused that accident. >>> a local father faces weapons charges after daycare work consider found add loaded stolen gun inside diaper bag. workers at the cam

i want to introduce you to this young boy. what's your the name? >> andrew luck. >> reporter: andrew, are you having a good time at camp this year? >> yes. >> reporter: that's great. you wanted to talk about the weather with us. what do you see for temperature here? >> 72.1 fahrenheit. >> reporter: and what about the wind? >> wind speed are 8.6 miles per hour. >> reporter: so just a nice breeze out here today and really some comfortable weather out here in pleasant hill. and around the bay area, of course, we started out with a lot of low clouds and fog this morning. but the skies clearing out pretty nicely now except to the coastline, still some patchy fog there. generally 60s and 70s around the bay as we speak. looks like high pressure starting to weaken just a little bit. that's helped the temperatures cool off slightly today. we'll see more fog on the way for tomorrow. still, temperatures this afternoon, lots of 70s into the south bay. maybe creeping up into the 80s toward morgan hill and gilroy. in the east bay a mixed bag of 70s and a couple