and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset.e knows and feels that this is not over. >> in 2013, an appeals court overturned bradley cooper's conviction. deciding the judge should have allowed more defense testimony regarding the laptop evidence. a new trial was ordered. but while awaiting his second trial, cooper pleaded guilty to second degree murder, and was sentenced to approximately 12 to 15 years. and nancy there's a black granite bench in cary park, the police she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katie are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so, seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> here we go. >> sad that nancy's not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man. and but she's in heav

. >> brad: devin white right there. >> gary: devin white. >> brad: he's made a lot of plays. none bigger than that, i guess. it's not going to be a great homecoming for some of the parties around gainesville tonight because the gators are going to drop one at home. >> gary: i'm surprised -- >> brad: kneels down. guice is going to be dropped for a three-yard loss. >> gary: that exchange was dangerous. there was penetration by that florida defensive line. >> brad: not just in the victory formation. >> gary: they have one time out. they have to do something. they cannot run out the whole clock. look how close that came. it's not about your gender. or the color of your skin. or whether you're rich, poor, or in the middle. no matter what you play. if you have the skill and drive to succeed in school and in sports, we'll provide the opportunity. >> brad: florida stops it for the final time. >> gary: we've counted during the break. if l.s.u. takes two knees here because florida cannot stop it, it will be four down with under 10 seconds to go. they should not hand the ball off again.

what is the latest on her condition, brad? brad: well, as we understand it, she remains in a coma. but the real question is there going to be any brain damage? that is the word we are getting from the family. we are thousands of miles from las vegas at the field here at old mill high school. but tina frost is very much on the minds she is a part of their family. probably like most people, as word of the enormity, the number of victims in las vegas sank in. faculty at anne arundel high school they will have a link to someone. they learned the 2008 grad tina frost was gravely wounded. their hearts sank. >> this one really hit home. incredibly close to the family. they are like daughters to me as well. it hurts. >> we are concerned for everyone. it's one of our own. brad: frost was a star soccer player and now lives in san diego. she and her boyfriend drove to vegas to attend the music festival. she was hit in the head. she has lost one eye. she is in a coma. her father posting this update on facebook. "tina had a good night with her mother and i by her side. vitals and responses are

brad. >> reporter: lucy, police are pretty baffled with this case. they really are in need of the public's help. brad haze was a father a grandfather, even great grandfather last monday night doing what a lot of us what doing watching monday night football with the eagles, but a few hours later, he was found dead. >> just if anybody out there has seen anything or knows anything just please come forward. please put my heart to rest. >> reporter: vanessa haze needs to know what happened to her husband and so do police. brad haze died after police say he was found violently beaten inside his own car early last tuesday morning in front of pennwood middle school on summit street in darby. >> it's not like we're looking the guy was selling drugs, well the guy had domestic, well the guy was involved in this. you know, none of that comes up. >> reporter: retired after a long career with the post office, brad was by all accounts a good guy. he was with his brother while what happening eagles last monday night. they stopped off briefly at a bar. then brad drop

our brad sattin is live in darby. brad? >> reporter: lucy, police really baffled with this one.hey really are in need of public's help this man brad heys was a father, a grandfather, even a great grandfather. like a lot of us last week, he was watching the eagles game on monday night football, but a few hours later, he was found dead. >> he was a goodman. you know, he never did anything wrong to anyone. >> reporter: haveness is hey z is pleading to answers talking us in the dream home she recent bought with her husband 57-year-old brad heys who died last tuesday morning in what police are investigating as a homicide. by all accounts, a good guy, a family man, retired after a long career witness post office. >> warm personality much his jokes he just told jokes all the time. his smile. >> as this long-time former co-worker describes him -- >> really nice guy. really nice guy. >> reporter: what happened has police baffled. brad was home watching the eagles monday night football game last week with his brother. the two stopped briefly at a b bar. brad then dropped his brother off a

so we'll have to see. >> right, brian, that's an important point that brad just makes. very opportu for isis when they see something happen. >> indeed. in had this case, the name is not being released by authorities there, but the person they're looking at who is the companion, marilou danley, a 64-year-old white male. >> local resident in las vegas. we've seen had his companion, as well, his roommate who police are looking for right now. be we don't know -- there she is right there, marilou danley. but we don't know yet. we haven't seen anything posted. >> nothing like that at this had point. >> although police now are fairley certain that he acted alone, at least he's the only shooter. >> he was the lone gunman. we believe all the all the firing came from that one room, room 135, over about 4:37 we counted with at least six or seven bursts, about 30 rounds in each bursts. these are extremely powerful and deadly weapons, an automatic weapon which is extremely difficult to obtain, even on the black market. >> and this is the scene as those shots were fired. you see peop

begin with the maryland bureau chief brad bell who is live in edgewood, maryland. brad? brad: we are on the scene of another mass shooting in america, this one in our own backyard. a workplace shooting. it's not yet over because the suspect considered arm and dangerous is on the loose. this is where the violence began. in this office park, in this business. the shooting erupted according to a witness in the back shop area of advanced granite solutions at the emmorton business park. when it was done, three people were dead. two critically injured. arriving police the shooter was a fellow worker named radee prince. the manhunt was underway. a lookout put out for prince in a 2000 gmc acadia s.u.v. with delaware tags. pc64273. that was at about 9:00 a.m. at 11:00 a.m. they believe he shot someone in wilmington, delaware. as of the last police briefing the shooter was still on the run. >> he is an armed killer out there. so certainly he is a danger to anyone he encounters. we should be aware. he is mobile. brad: there is a full-scale manhunt up and down the northeast corridor

let me bring that to brad garrett. some scant details coming in now on the shooter. >> yes, and what you're going to find, george, is that this shooter will -- i'm going to guess he's got a texas driver's license, you know, he's lived basically what i've been able to pull up in a number of locations in the last year. his nevada was in june, so does that mean that he specifically went back to nevada to commit this shooting? i don't know. i mean, he didn't pull that venue out of his hat. he went there for some reason. now, it could be just as simple as it was a mass gathering outside, made a vulnerable target and could make a big statement but we'll have to see. >> we did see that earlier this summer talking about that shooting at the congressional softball practice. the shooter had gone from illinois to the d.c. area. >> correct. correct. and that's not totally uncommon. i mean, you know, even the orlando shooter traveled -- he was in florida but he traveled a couple of hours to get to orlando to commit that shooting. s

as brad was saying earlier, this is something that was thought out. took the time to get the ammunition, the weapon. >> and brad garrett, from what we know about the shooting so far, about person of interest they are searching for as well, any kind of a profile you can put together or what kind of questions would you be asking in these moments? >> george, this is going to be a guy that has some sort of grievance. is he mad at society because his perception is that society has treated him an awful way so he's going to inflict damage on the rest of us? is it in particular to the hotel, outside where the concert occurred, or is it some sort of religious philosophical islamic, et cetera, driven sort of acan ta. this would be sort of a new approach if it's an islamic extremist. basically everything is on the table with isis as far as ways to kill people. so we'll have to see. to the extend that he really had an effective weapon and he down this crowd. obviously he wouldn't want to have been on the second floor. he wouldn't have been high enough so may have

that is brad bell reporting. also at 4:00, a car slams in a packed tavern in prince george's county. several people were hurt. sam ford in marlboro pike in upper marlboro with breaking news for us. sam? sam: yes, jonathan. according to police it was around 1:15. if you look behind me, you see the people? that car went in the restaurant here, top of the hill, during the busy lunchtime when a crowd of 30 people were inside. it laterally came through flinging cinder block and brick through inner walls scattering patrons in disbelief. nichols who came there for lunch in the recess of a trial. >> a car comes through the wall at a high rate of speed and crashed through. i was at the center table. there is a table to the side. there is a wall inside separates the bar from the restaurant part. that came down. i had everybody on top of me before it was over with. the wall, the second wall, people. the police were kind enough to help me get out. >> you are sitting there making conversation -- >> conversation. happened in a

let me bring that to brad garrett. some scant details coming in now on the shooter. >> yes, and what you're going to find, george, is that this shooter will -- i'm going to guess he's got a texas driver's license, you know, he's lived basically what i've been able to pull up in a number of locations in the last year. his most recent address in nevada was in june, so does that mean that he specifically went back to nevada to commit this shooting? i don't know. i mean, he didn't pull that venue out of his hat. he went there for some reason. now, it could be just as simple as it was a mass gathering outside, made a vulnerable target and could make a big statement but we'll have to see. >> we did see that earlier this summer talking about that shooting at the congressional softball practice. the shooter had gone from illinois to the d.c. area. >> correct. correct. and that's not totally uncommon. i mean, you know, even the orlando shooter traveled -- he was in florida but he traveled a couple of hours to get to orlando to

and maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us with a plea deal as well as what comes next. brad? brases so the two brother -- brad: so the two brothers initially tried to tell police and prosecutors they were not involved. but police got to the bottom of it and proved the involvement. they actually sat right here where i am right now and watched the brother shoot at that district three station. when they felt they didn't have a good enough view they drove here to watch it go down. >> these are video taken from the video that he admit he is recorded as his brother stood and fired at the police precinct. malik ford pleaded guilty to murder, handgun crime and conspiracy in the march 2016 attack. the younger brother elijah who was in the car with malik in the attack pleading guilty to conspiracy. to commit murder. the brothers making with prosecutors agreeing to sentences of 10 and 12 years respectively. >> i'm gratified by the fact that the people who set the chain of events in motion are held accountable. >> chief hank stawinski said what the fords did led directly to the death of

thank you very much. >> brad, great job today, man. >> brad keselowski. >> thank you, everybody. >> safely through to the round of eight. >> it takes a lot of stress off for next week. >> as he mentioned, now he knows he's advancing into the round of eight, the next race coming up, kansas, next week. the elimination race. coming up on nbcsn all post race coverage. tonight it's football night in america on nbc. brad keselowski wins at talladega. >>> we start with a philadelphia school now closed for another day because of mold. about an hour ago, the philadelphia school district announced john b. kelly elementary school will remain closed again tomorrow. all staff should report to the world academy. cleaning crews started fixing the issues in the school wednesday afternoon. traces of mold were found in self classrooms. the president of philadelphia federation of teachers told nbc10, quote, it's clearly unacceptable and the staff reported mold problems long before last week. >>> good evening on this sunday. i'm the niece nakano. here is the least on the devastation and recovery efforts in pu

in bethesda, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: brad, thank you very much. at 80%, the abc7 instapoll right now showing a lot of the viewers do not agree with the move. you can weigh in by going to wjla.com/votenow to share your thoughts. jonathan: all right. switch gears raincoats, umbrellas and the headlights. these are the must have accessories. meteorologist steve rudin tracking must-needed rain. it will be gray for a bit. steve: the shower stick around for overnight hours. it's not heavy downpours or a washout but if you have plans for the next few hours, make sure that you have an umbrella handy. this is what it looks like on the stormwatch7 satellite and radar for you. showers are exiting frederick. heading farther west around hancock. we are looking at the showers. this is moving east toward hagerstown. but once again nothing heavy. nothing that will become severe. temperatures this evening will slowly fall in the 60's. we will keep the showers in the forecast again for the day tomorrow. big changes are on the way for the upcoming weekend. more on th

that's brad pitt. [laughter] >> that's a brad pitt story. i'm glad i asked. [applause] >> we have microphones, don't make a speech about how much you love michael. we know how much you love him. >> that's better than the reverse. >> yeah. >> i read several of your books and it i'm sorry to me that you have a fairly consistent technique where you strongly personalize sort of a theme, so you're rroig the emerge ains of the left tackle and restructuring of the economics of the game and you drill down on michael, it's billy bean, you do with the big short, you have a coupleom of main characters bt still very strongly personalizing these larger themes. talkrl about the pluses and minuses of that approach? >> of writing through people? i don't know any other way to do it. i was the main character. i found myself very easy to sympathize with. [laughter] >> i i felt everything the felt.ter i approved almost everything that he didn't say. very quotable. i get interested through complete and accurate efers and through people but what almost books have aside from a mark

topping tonight's "know and tell" brad's factor. >> we see you brad. he, rocked a full astronaut suit on the set of his film. a source tells "e.t." brad is friendly and genuine on the set. but when he's not filming he spend time alone in his trailer. he always arrives ready to work. production on the film is set to wrap in a few weeks and we are told his six kids have yet to visit him on set. >> tom cruise is back on the set of mission imable 6 seven weeks after breaking his ankle while filming a stunt. >> i'm doing really well. >> before filming scenes in a helicopter, he was careful not to put too much weight on his foot. >> i can't wait to see this. it's very extreme. >> more action now, this time on the set of "snl." >> hey guys. >> this week's host, wonder woman, gal gadot smashes through the wall. it's her first time ever on the program. >> you cannot do that! we have rules hooer. >> the door. i should have used the door. so sorry. >> it's gal gadot. >> shut up. >> gal said actually that she is a bit nervous about her "snl" monologue, especially

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. >> brad: if we don't do it, we'll watch it together. that's good. one step back. tua waits the very last second before he takes a knee. coming up when our game is over which it almost is, stay tuned for the cbs sports post-game show powered by ram. zuck, rick, b.j., including oklahoma if they can come back to k-state. the vols go to 3-4. 0-4 in the conference. alabama alone on top in the west at 8-0 and 5-0. >> gary: i'm sure the stories will start now until at least monday or tuesday, will tennessee decide that it's time to make a decision decision with butch jones? or will they decide let's give him the rest of the year? >> brad: they knew coming in they were heavy underdogs and their coach is on a hot seat. i think they played as hard as they could. they just don't have what alabama has -- a really good football team -- the number one football team in the country. 45-7 is the final. 22 straight conference wins for the tide. nick saban goes to 11-0 against tennessee. that matches bear bryant. jalen hurts only had to play about a half. talking coholloway on the s

thank you very much. >> brad, great job today, man. >> brad keselowski. >> thank you, everybody. >> safely through to the round of eight. >> it takes a lot of stress off for next week. >> as he mentioned, now he knows he's advancing into the round of eight, the next race coming up, kansas, next week. the elimination race. coming up on nbcsn all post race coverage. tonight it's football night in america on nbc. brad keselowski wins at talladega. >>> right now on news 4. take a live look outside our studios. it was a mostly sunny day. storm team 4 meteorologist says showers in your hours could be hours away. >> a brazen act of vandalism, downtown d.c. middle of the day on the weekend. i'll tell you who was targeted coming up on news 4. >> cousins has it. kurt cousins, touchdown redskins. >> and the redskins took a week off and it showed. live at fedex field with a closer >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. what would you do if you saw somebody hanging a sign with a racist message? two men were caught in the act in d.c. this weekend. this week, though,

brad? brad: jonathan, the shooting happened this morning in this business. advanced granite solutions. this is in an office park off of i-95. we can show you video of what it was like when the police were crawling all over the scene. still a kraime scene tonight. what we understand is this. the suspect in this case, mr. prince, radee prince, alleged to have arrived at work. regularly scheduled today in the marshall kitchen counter fabrication operation. the father of one of the survivors told me that prince called together the coworkers in the shop area. once they were together thinking they were having a conversation or a meeting, that is when he opened fire. you said, five people hit. three killed. two in >> this is what the sheriff told us. >> i was listening to this happen from the front of my office. >> i heard the screaming and the running and the jumping. >> an armed killer out there. certainly he is a danger to anyone he encounters. so we should be aware. he is mobile. >> so he is mobile. police want to still put out the lookout for the vehicle which

thank you very much. >> brad, great job today, man. >> brad keselowski. >> thank you, everybody. >> safely through to the round of eight. >> it takes a lot of stress off for next week. >> as he mentioned, now he knows he's advancing into the round of eight, the next race coming up, kansas, next week. the elimination race. coming up on nbcsn all post race coverage. tonight it's football night in america on nbc. brad keselowski wins at talladega. . >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >> good evening. one week after deadly wild fires began sweeping through northern california, finally some signs that firefighters are making progress in containing those blazes. tonight some countries are preparing to let evacwees return to their homes as the winds die down. but there are still concerns that embers could reignite with no rain in the forecast until later in the week. tonight we learn more about the victims. >> reporter: kate, tonight officials are surveying devastated areas like this, trying to determine will people in these evacuation zones

brad?rad: jonathan, what we are being told is that prosecutors and the investigators found a history of social media browsing essentially of hate-related website by the accused killer in this case. this murder on campus happened last may. may 20. lieutenant richard collins iii, bowie state university student already commissioned after his rotc program as a lieutenant in the united states army. allegedly ki university of maryland student named sean urbanski. he was stabbed once in the chest. apparently on video according to the police and the prosecutors. the motive remained a mystery. but the prosecutors say they went through and discovered what they are calling digital evidence on urbanski's phone. computer, tablet, that sort of thing that leads them to now say this was a hate based crime. they want an indictment from a grand jury today. >> we believe that the lieutenant collins was killed. he was murdered. that it's unjustified and premeditated and it was as a result of his race. brad: so

maryland bureau chief brad bell explains the plea deal. brad? brad: yeah, jonathan. this is the front of the prince george's district county thr this was the target of that attack. i can still see bullet marks in this column. if you look at the front door overhead, you can still see a banner memorialize detective jacai colson. the wounds still fresh but they are also saying today's proceedings helped give closure. in the horrible attack on police, it was malik ford holding the phone, recording as his brother michael allegedly stood in the street shooting at police. today, he admitted as much and that he drove his brother to the attack and directed him to the right building. pleading guilty to attempted murder in the march 2016 attack, which ended with officer jacai colson dead, killed by a shot fired by a fellow officer during the shootout. >> it does help. closure however it comes is beneficial to healing. brad: the fraternal order of police president is speaking on behalf of jacai colson's parents. they attended today's hearing during which the yo brother, elijah,

brad: governor hogan made the surprise announcement yesterday. maryland granted permits to begin digging the first ten miles of the super fast, underground hyper loop dreamed up by tesla founder elon musk. the underground vacuum tube and pod system promises to take people from d.c. to new york in 29 minutes. >> it's real. brad: maryland transportation secretary was with the governor in the tour of the initial boring site in jessup yesterday. still short on detail, the planned initial d.c. to baltimore link is a game changer and won't involve tax dollars. >> the idea that one can travel unimpeded at very high speeds, i think will offer the benefit to a lot of p maryland for the support, musk's boring company isn't saying much. no schedule, no cost estimates. just that promise of speed. and for amtrak riders we spoke to, that is enough. >> it strikes me as amazing. we will be on that every weekend. we take the bus or the amtrak train and this is going to change the way everyone travels. >> that would change a lot. i would come home a lot more. >> s

brad: well, ready to speak on camera. that is why there is a family spokesperson you heard from there. but she did step outside and speak to abc7. she wanted to make it clear from the community she appreciates all of the support coming in. nearly $600,000 raised on a go fund me, two fundraisers held across the area this past weekend. she wants people to know even with the positive sine -- signs, tina has a long role ahead and they will likely be at the hospital for a months ahead. alison: thank you. as the firefighters gain ground on the california wildfires we enlearned a firefighter died after the tanker truck died. it brings the death toll to 41. nearly 150 people remain unaccounted for. while some are returning to what is left of the homes more than 40,000 are still kept away. the fires among the w nearly 6,000 buildings. the fires devastated many vineyards and how it could affect the wine industry at home. michelle: more condo garage smash and grabs. is it the same person? steve: a cold front moved through this morni

this is onboard with brad. >> able to get through that one. we saw the 19 come down on the 24 and so the 24 not able to get through and hard contact with the outside wall. he's standing by with kelly. >> he's just been released from medical and just got a chance to see the replays. it looks like you saw a hole to go three wide and then where did it go wrong? >> it was definitely a hole. to the inside of daniel and kyle left me enough room to get there. i guess he didn't see me in time. i had a big run coming. told me to go so we went. >> the number of playoff contenders now out of this race. >> not really a silver lining and had an opportunity to finish one off there. had an opportunity and more disappointment about that. the car was good today and that means more than anything. we'll move on. >> thank you, chase. >> the opportunity to win. he is so close he continues to put himself in position to win these races but something like this just happens where it's out of his control and he gets caught up in an accident and is out of the car. >> ju

this is onboard with brad. >> able to get through that one. we saw the 19 come down on the 24 and so the 24 not able to get through and hard contact with the outside wall. he's standing by with kelly. >> he's just been released from medical and just got a chance to see the replays. it looks like you saw a hole to go three wide and then where did it go wrong? >> it was definitely a hole. to the inside of daniel and kyle left me enough room to get there. i guess he didn't see me in time. i had a big run coming. told me to go so we went. >> the number of playoff contenders now out of this race. >> not really one off there. had an opportunity and more disappointment about that. the car was good today and that means more than anything. we'll move on. >> thank you, chase. >> the opportunity to win. he is so close he continues to put himself in position to win these races but something like this just happens where it's out of his control and he gets caught up in an accident and is out of the car. >> just talk to chad johnson. they think if they can g

i'm brad sherman from california's best named city, sherman oaks. for 21 years i've sat with chairman royce on the foreign affairs committee, and he was there back in 1997 when i put forward the proposition that iran was the number one threat to american national security. as to qatar, emir al fani is trying to perform an effort of political gymnastics that would have disabled nadia comaneci. look at the splits. he seeks to have one foot with the brotherhood and the extremist sunni. he seeks to put another foot with the united states, the moderate sunni and the gulf cooperation council. and while these legs are separated beyond human capacity, he's trying to do it all while kissing ayatollah khamenei. that is a disabling act of political gymnastics. he may believe that we are obligated to protect his regime because he hosts an american political base. the castro brothers never reached the same conclusion. it is time for al fani to pick a side, stop supporting al-nusra, and stop supporting hamas. as to iran we need the maximum sanctions, the maximum

maryland bureau chief brad bell is live from tina frost went to high school. brad? brad: also where she played soccer. you mentioned the tribute. at this evening's soccer game they will start with a moment of silence for tina frost and for all the victims. there were so many people affected in las vegas. people were horrified that tina link. word that tina frost was injured at the massacre hit the anne arundel high school and the community hard. she is well-known. one of three sisters all of whom who attended anne arundel high school and played soccer. now the 2008 grad lies in a hospital in las vegas. she was hit in the head. she has lost an eye. she remains in a coma. back home, the teachers and her former coaches say they hope her fighting spirit prevails. >> tiena is a fighter. so are her sisters megan and becky and her mother mary. with the support of her family and continuing to fight and the support of all of your wildcat family, there is no doubt in her mind she will be okay. brad: you heard the coach there talking about support. listen to this. a friend of

maryland bureau chief brad bell have new developments for brad? brad: a lot going on. advanced granite solutions has not reopened. some employees have been coming and going but this morning most gathered here to get a briefing from the sheriff and the state attorney about what happens next. large part was yes, the first trial in delaware. the harford county state attorney and sheriff say they met with employees of advanced granite solutions this morning. to update the investigation and the prosecution of accused workplace killer radee prince. prince remains locked up in delaware where he is charged with shooting a man two hours after allegedly killing three workers and injuring two more. the prosecutor healing and prince will be tried in delaware instead of maryland first. in part the penalt same. >> in delaware the defendant looks at attempted first-degree murder to receive life sentence. in delaware they don't have parole so life sentence is a life sentence. brad: that state's attorney says it's the same that the defendant would be placed maryland if convicted on all

. >> brad: one of the many heroes. number seven. d.j. chark. and you think the players aren't loving the last couple of weeks? john battle hugging his head coach. coach o. dating back to 1949 this is the biggest come-back by l.s.u. against an s.e.c. opponent in tiger stadium. >> gary: you can amplify that by an opponent, a top-10 team that everybody is thinking right in the hunt for it. i know they're still alive but what a come-back win. >> brad: a couple of weeks ago they weren't exactly the toast of baton rouge. >> gary: right. >> brad: they are now, aren't they. final score 27-23. the tigers over the tigers. big win for l.s.u. on their home field. that's going to wrap it up for us. for gary danielson, allie laforce, brad nessler saying so long from baton rouge. post-game show is up next after these messages. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division we were born this way. forged in the same fire. blood may be thicker than water. ( ♪ ) but we've got oil in our veins. ( ♪ ) welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. ( ♪ ) welcome to the br

i want to go back to our former fbi special agent brad garrett. as we put up on the screen this be on the lookout for marilou danley described as a person of interest, actually i want to bring this to pierre thomas instead. we see this person of interest, marilou danley, born in 1954. asian woman, also the car, the hyundai tucson, one they're looking for right now. >> george, so critical to find her, the person he had apparently been living with. she is in a position to know possibly what took place, what went down, george, and it is critical to find her according to my sources, also law enforcement officials are telling me that they will be looking quickly at the -- what has happened at the hotel in terms of whether there's surveillance footage they can look at to determine the comings and goings of the suspect to get a sense of what he may have had in terms of planning and also in terms of any kind of support, so right now, that is critical to get the additional information about the suspect, perhaps through this person of interest. >> right, bu

in edgewood, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: horrible. brad, thank you. three people were killed in the mass shooting including one man from arlington who commuted. amy aubert continues the team coverage tonight with how the victims' families are tonight. amy? amy: you can see the slabs of granite over my shoulder like what they would have been working on. it has been quiet out here today. people coming and going offering one another hugs of support. >> on thursday, bayarsaikhan tudev's family meeting in prayer and offering forgiveness. >> it's hard to forgive him but we forgive him through god's love only. amy: for giveness for the man that opened fire at advanced granite solutions on wednesday, killing three people. one of them 53-year-old tudev. >> he it was the best dad and the best husband anyone could ask for. amy: the father of three and grandfather of two described as a hard worker and the ultimate family man. >> soft-hearted, good-hearted. easy going. friendly person. everybody loves him. amy: a in front of the business where it happened. >> righ

[laughter] >> so, that's brad pitt. that they brad pitt story. >> i'm glad i asked. [applause]. >> we have microphones and we will do questions come up and ask a question. don't make a speech about how much you love michael. we know how much you love him. >> that's betteron. >> i think there are microphones. their eco. ask a question. >> are they all appear or other sum of the back? >> i guess i will start. >> yes, sir? >> i have read several of your books and it seems to me you have a fairly consistent technique where you strongly personalize sort of a theme. so you are writing about the emergence of the left tackle as an important player in football and the restructuring of the economics of the game and so you really drill down on michael or writing about the economics of baseball. with ""the big short" irrevocable main characters but still strongly personalizing these larger themes. clearly there are advantages to that in terms of narrative strength. talk about about the pluses and also the minuses of that approach. >> of writing three people? i don't know any oth

brad? brad: so radee prince is in a delaware jail and i want to bring you up to speed on something going on here at the scene of the crime. a lot of people are focusing on the victims. you can see a little bit of a memorial has grown. people brought out candles and a teddy bear. trying to focus on the victims. but yes, radee prince is also a focus in this matter. he was arrested last night in delaware and we are told he was walking down the street smoking a cigar when he was apprehended by a trio of a.t.f. agents who were able to bring him into custody without incident. he was seen disposing of the weapon in this case. now, as for the victims, just a little while ago, a spokesperson for the company where the shooting happened advanced granite solutions called a press conference to bring folks together and basically say that there is an outpouring of support and that it is much appreciated. >> i don't know how an individual person is feeling. i talked to a few of them. they are struggling. e

the astros are asking a lot of brad peacock. >> john: they sure are, man. this is where you have to test your mental toughness because you know your body, your mind is in it, your heart is in it, but your body is telling you it's not quite fresh enough. full count. 3-2 pitch. another foul, good at-bat. speak >> john: at times, hel throw it to the right-hander, but when he struggled with his slider and the command and up every in a while. in the air to right center. it's on the top of the wall and turner has a double to start the seventh. that one almost got out. it looks like, at least to me, live, let's see how much this missed leaving the park. oh, yeah, right under the yellow line. right off the top of the wall and a leadoff double for justin turner. for those of you just joining us and if you're a baseball fan or a sports fan at all, you missed a ton of action. our game summary is in now the seventh inning, tied at seven, cody bellinger a three-run shot in the top of the fest, jose altuve a three-run shot. here's bellinger. the fifth inning featured two

brad paisley brings down the house at the world series.you didn't see this you should singing the national anthem. not a kneeler insight. ♪ and home of the brave ♪ ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. heather: joe biden reuniting rumors about a white house run in 2020 but does he have the support of the american people. carly shimkus is here with social media reaction. kid rock is not going to run on the republican side. >> people on social media buzzing about joe biden as he talked about a political future with vanity fair magazine which when asked if he was going to run for president in 2020 he had this to say, quote, i haven't decided to run but i decided i'm not going to decide not to run. it is not off the table. heather: the reaction not so pos

maryland bureau chief brad bell is live with more. brad? school system is telling us they are just putting out word. they just got confirmation. the cases here at henry a. wise jr. high school in upper marlboro the last school year. the school system finding out about it at the start of this school year but telling us today they just recently got the diagnosis. so they are just now putting out the word. they are telling us that there were two people in the school with tuberculosis. sources telling us one of the people is no longer here. we really there is not that much risk to the current population. >> the risk of exposure is minimal. a healthy person cannot contract it by passing in the hallways for example. we want to make sure that the people have right information about the symptoms and cop tact the health department if you are concerned. brad: so the school system is telling us they put out the word today. they are offering the screening. there is work put in to contact those who might be affected but people who think they could have

his name is brad parscale.teve bannon, paul manafort, and kellyanne conway are marquee names you're familiar with, parscale was in the back room, operating as the campaign's secret weapon. he was hired to run the digital team, but over time came to oversee advertising, data collection and much of the fund- raising. as digital director, he's being drawn into the investigation of whether the campaign colluded with the russians in the election. it's a charge he denies. he says he was focused on competing with the clinton campaign's huge advantage in money and tv ads. what he decided to do was turn to social media-- most importantly to facebook. >> brad parscale: i understood early that facebook was how donald trump was going to win. twitter is how he talked to the people, facebook was going to be how he won. >> stahl: and facebook is how he won. >> parscale: i think so. i think donald trump won, but i think facebook was the method- it was the highway in which his car drove on. >> stahl: and brad parscale was in th

. >>> now on to the country bromance between brad paisley and chris young.helped induct chris into the grand ole opry. >> i told them they're making a mistake. whatever. they don't seem interested many my opinion. so. ♪ the smile on your face >> reporter: of course, brad is only kidding. he was worried about chris after what happened when he was first invited to join. >> he picked up vince gill. are you worried? >> if he tries to pick me up, i'm not giving him the statue. chris young is the newest member of the grand ole opry. >> this is something i dreamed of since i was a little kid. you never expect something like this. i'm definitely going to celebrate it. >> congratulations, chris. check out more from inside the opry this weekend on certified country. >>> more newsic news. taylor swift's music video for look what you made me do is nearing 60 million views on youtube since it dropped in august. now she's giving her fans a behind the scenes look at the throwback style. >> welcome to wardrobe land. shake it off music video. vmas. first time i went pantsles

brad, what do you make of what you heard so far in terms of what happened here?, it would appear that you may have more than one shooter but despite whatever it is multiple shooters, single shooter, when you go to a scene like this, the difficulty is what do we really have? and, how do i keep the officers and emergency service personnel safe while you figure out what you do have? it is just a nightmare. until you get your hands around exactly what this is. and so, the police probably maybe as much behind the 8 ball as the people at the scene just immediately gathering intelligence. what did you see? what did you hear? like the cab driver. what information do we have as to what this is? there was comments earlier there might be a dead shooter at a location and it's he or she and only shooter? so the key is, what do you have and how quickly can you figure it out before a casualty? >> right now the las vegas police department is treeating t as an active shooter situation. earlier we were talking to matt who's there on scene saying this is sort of a nightmare situati

i want to go back to our former fbi special agent brad garrett. be on the lookout we just received for marilou danley. she's described as a person of interest. pierre, we now see this person of interest, marilou danley, born in 1954, asian woman. also the car, a hyundai tucson, one of the cars they're looking for right now. >> a person she apparently had been living with. she is in a position to know possibly what took place, what went down george. and it is critical to find her according to my sources. also law enforcement officials are telling me that they will be looking quickly at what has happened at the hotel in terms of whether there's surveillance footage that they can look at to determine the comings and goings of the suspect to get a sense of what he may have had in terms of planning and also in terms of any kind of support. so right now that is critical to get the additional information about the suspect perhaps through this person of interest. >> pierre, so far they know who the shooter was. they've taken the shooter down. they're not

brad peacock was the hero out of the bullpen in game three. he went 3 2/3, struck out for, didn't allow a hit. he got his first big league sav save. this is the first world series game ever with three or more home runs. off the end of the back, easy into right. now the batter will be corey seager. each manager the rest of the way just trying to get an out where they can. i can't even imagine what the managers are thinking at this point, how this game has gone nowhere close to what they thought, what they planned for, and two they had expected to be in. seager. strike one. now ball one. strike two. he's never going to show emotio emotion. two balls, to strikes, runner at first, to outbred 7-7 in the top of the sixth. >> john: mchugh had the experience in 2015, pitched pretty well. now coming out of the pen because of the injury, just trying to find the rhythm. trying to find the place he was comfortable when he would think about starting again. full count and that means pederson, the runner at first, will take off. mccann goes out to talk. they

prevalence bureau chief brad bell is live with details on this. -- maryland bureau chief brad bell is with details on this. brad: we just attended a press conference in the town of bel air called by the state's attorney for harford county, the harford county sheriff, and a state senator for harford county. 2 points of news with regard to the actual investigation. we learned that the suspect will be tried in the state of delaware attempted murder in the state of delaware. we are told that the maximum possible sentence is life, and that delaware does not have parole. life without parole is the same maximum sentence he would face in the state of maryland. that brings the state's attorney here to say that this is yet again prove that maryland needs to have the death penalty. the state's attorney's brother is the state senator. he announced today that based on what happened at harford county, the workplace shooting where five were shot and three were killed, he is going to introduce in the next session of the legislature i death penalty bill -- a death penalty bill. crimes qualifying for t

brad. >> reporter: lucy, police are pretty baffled with this case.they really are in need of the public's help. brad haze was a father a grandfather, even great grandfather last monday night doing what a lot of us what doing watching monday night football with the eagles, but a few hours later, he was found dead. >> just if anybody out there has seen anything or knows anything just please c