brendan's fellow hot shots. the people who knew and loved them and are now mourning them say they wouldn't want to be remembered as victims. they knew the dangers of their job. they were heroes every time they faced a fire, and they'll be remembered as hero as they should. one family lost two young men in the fire. gary tuchman now reports. >> reporter: robert caldwell was 23 years old. so proud to be a hot shot fireman. when he died, he was still a newlywed. claire caldwell is now his widow. >> he was an inspiration. he saved my life. he made me want to be a better personal. he was the best person i've ever met in my life. >> reporter: but the family's grief doesn't end there. robert's first cousin, 21-year-old grant, was also killed in the fire. he was engaged to be married. may hoffman is the grandmother of both of the young men. laurie is their aunt. >> it's just really hard. it seems surreal. it seems like they're just going to come back. don't you, mom? >> yeah, i just hope that i could wake up and it woul

jamal saw brendan a few times a week. he owns the brookline lunch diner where he often ate with the other two. he says police never questioned him and so he never told him about a meeting weeks before the murders which made mess and weisman very, very nervous. >> he sounded different and acted different and they were all nervous. he was very serious and wasn't himself. >> reporter: neither was eric weisman, co-owner of hit man glass, a high-end bond company. journalist bobby black, who new weisman felt too many solid leads weren't followed. >> anyone who knew eric would know he wasn't a dangerous drug dealer. he was a college-age kid who loved weed. >> reporter: they didn't take the money and didn't take the drugs. >> and i think the police writing it off as that early on possibly may be the reason they didn't investigate further, which could have possibly prevented the boston bombings. >> reporter: now, the murders took place in the house behind me on the second floor. this is still very much an active investigation, eri

i am less stressed. >> reporter: brendan made the meal makeover after using the app.after every meal he puts his finger on the flash of his iphone and it detects changes in his heart rate. that number is compared to his if the spike is too high, the app indicates he has a food sensitivity to what he ate. >> it's based on research by a doctor who has done correlations between heart rate and food allergies. what he found is people who eat a food they're allergic to, within 30 minutes their pulse will jump 15 to 16 beats higher or more. if you're eliminating the foods you're sensitive to, it can eliminate low-grade inflammation which can lead to weight gain through increased cortisol levels. >> reporter: craig martez says it helps him recognize sensitivity to wheats and cheese. now he says what he's eating is fueling, not fighting his body. i talked with an allergen who said you shouldn't eliminate an entire food group based on this avmt you may need extensive medical tests to confirm food sensitivities. you need to do homework. if you eat three things for dinner, the ap

his name is brendan mcdonough.. he radioed his crew moments before they were killed. cnn's kyung la shares the story of the 20th firefighter. the sole survivor from the granite mountain's hot shot crew. >> reporter: a stirring tribute. to the 19 firefighters who lost their lives on sunday. the small community, devastated. >> hold on to your husbands, fiances, brothers, sisters and sons. did exactly what they were supposed to do. they put themselves between danger and the people that needed help. we will continue to do that. >> reporter: the town giving the families of the deceased a standing ovation. standing alongside the families -- >> brendan, this is is for you. we love you. >> reporter: the lone survivor of the hot shots, brendan mcdonough. mcdonough was stationed as a lookout removed from his team. his position was above the team when the winds shududdenly shif. >> he radioed his crew he had reached his trigger point and he was leaving. >> reporter: that was their last radio call. minutes later the rest of hi

it is my honor to introduce my brother firefighter, brendan mcdonough. [applause] >> my brothers, my sisters, my family. i would like to share with you. a hotshot prayer. i'm called to duty to fight the roaring blaze. please keep me safe and strong, i may be here for days. be with my fellow crewmembers as we hiked up to the top. help us cut enough lines for the blaze to stop. let my skills and hands be firm and quick. first to stand the line, i should answer god's call. bless my hotshot crew, my family one and all. thank you, and i miss my brothers. we are here today to remember them. i love my family, all of you that are out there. thank you for supporting me. [applause] [taps] [taps] [drums] >> halt! >> all uniformed personnel, please rise. >> these men and women are confronted with a more dangerous environment than ever before. we are forced to continually change our strategies and tactics to accomplish our mission. our methods may change but our goals remain the same as they were in the past. to save lives and protect property. sometimes at a terribl

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it is my honor to introduce my brother firefighter, brendan mcdonough.brothers, my sisters, my family. i would like to share with you. duty to fight the roaring blaze. lee's keep me safe and strong, i may be here for days. crewmembers asow we hiked the the top. help us cut enough line for the blaze to stop. -- skillslls enhance and hands be firm and quit. line, i stand the should answer doubts call. bless my hotshot crew, my family one and all. thank you, and i miss my brothers. we are here today to remember them. i love my family, all of you that are out there. thank you for supporting me. [applause] [no audio] ♪ [taps] >> on real-world personnel, please rise. personnel,ormed please rise. >> submit women are confronted with a more dangerous government than ever before. we are forced to continually change our strategies and tactics to accomplish our mission. our methods may change but our goals remain the same as they were in the past. to save lives and protect property. sometimes a terrible cost. this is what we do. this is our chosen profession. this i

that same year tsarnaev's friend brendan mess was murdered in a near beheldi ibeheading along w pals.sarnaev was never questioned in relation to the murder or other two thickets, weissman and teken. did he ever tell you that police had come to speak to him, about what he knew about brendan, the jugs, anything? >> no. you know, i mean, around here, they call it nhi. >> reporter: which issome. >> no humans involved. >> reporter: okay. with which means? >> there were three drug dealers murdered over drugs and money. >> reporter: that was the perception. one of the victims faced drug related charges. shortly after the murders, one moved to florida. tsarnaev left boston and went where it's believed he was radicali radicalized. was it weird he disappeared? >> no. we had been in serious die nothing about him becoming a professional boxer. he was disillusioned and he was very hesitant to do it. >> reporter: allen says he ge fbi agents the name. he was shot by a fbi agent after allegedly implicating himself in the murders. what questions do you have over the death of ibrahim? >> i think everyb

brendan was last seen wearing a native american head band and blue basketball shorts. if you see him, call gilroy police. >>> nearly a week after the deadly crash. all runways are back in service. the airport reopened just after 5:00 this afternoon. kpix5 shows us things are slowly returning to normal inside the terminal as well. sharon. >> juliette, we are here at the domestic terminal. it's been like a zoo, long lines, frustrated passengers. tonight , it is getting back to normal. runway 28 left reopened just after 5:00 tonight. >> really, really happy. nobody wants to be trapped inside. >> the runway clothes delayed from new york by two hours on monday, but tonight, the lines are shorter. the cancellations much fewer and no more diversions to san jose and oakland that we've seen all week. >> my friend at work got rerouted to oakland. i was worried i would have to be changed to oakland. >> you know that fourth runway opened at 4:00 tonight. >> that's wonderful to hear. >> on a tour, asked if it was airport directors, so the challenges of cleaning the debris. the clea

brendan for his first win in europe. 1993. 71-year-old morgan shepard still doing his thing. joey had a little trouble pulling out of pit road. took out one of his crew members. for the second time this year. brian took the late lead and held on for his first win since 2009. jimmy johnson remains the overall point leader. >> did you see this? carly rae jepsen with call me maybe. i don't think they will be calling her any time soon. with what they are calling now is the worst pitch in the history of major league baseball. she basically admits that. at least made it past the pitcher's mound. >>> new wide receiver in studio. only a few weeks away from training camps and open. i'm telling you, i have met him for the first time. what a personality. >> just jumps in the screen. honest about the raid ers about why he came here. >> glad to have him in the bay area. >>> that's it for us. see you back here in half an hour. good night. ,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set

. >>> four nhl hall of famers were announced, including brendan shanahan plus only the third one in history, gerald even shahini. >>> chris wolowski had three goals in the 6-1 jersey there. look at that. too many ws, one too many right in the middle. >> you think he would notice. he's like, i'm just going to wear it. >>> and the rivalry between ohio state and michigan, helping 12-year-old grand reed. the young fan hab completed chemotherapy for cancer. his progress looks good. his motivation, grant named his tumor michigan. that way the buckeye fan can see can say he beat michigan. i'm a fan, but i'm glad that he's actually done this. go get them, grant. >> being in the right mental state when you're dealing with something like that is really important. whatever it takes to fight. thanks, richard. >>> entertainment is just ahead, including the loss of a trusted store cluck. plus, a government waste story that everyone will be talking about, that's coming up next. >>> welcome back. earlier, i showed you the heavy rain moves through areas of ohio. missouri is also a travel trouble spot. we ha

the plein crash but pretty much out for our last commission meeting there was an incident at 888 brendan street where a young man went into a jeweler mart and killed two women and injured another. officers were on their way back to the hall of justice and shots were fired at the officers thankful nobody was hit. they did a great work and stood their ground and got him and the weapon into custody. the mail victim is still alive by unfortunately not able to save the two women arrest on saturday night the officers being in the right place pretty much drove into an active gunfights between two factions with a dispute over the territory. luckily nobody else was hurt and the intersection was crowded and accident streets were crowded. one person engaged in the conflict was killed another was injured and the gun and the suspects were taken into custody and he's been referred to prosecution. the good news is those evidence are happening less often but their happening too often for anyone else's tastes but regardless the officers were where they needed to be and they're standing up for the folks w

cheers and applause) >> we begin tonight in egypt, best known for its spectacular supporting role in brendan frasier's the mummy and the mummy returns. how did egypt not get nominated for that movie. now if you recall in 2011 egypt had a bona fide peaceful and popular revolution ending the rule of long time dictator hosni mubarak and ushering in egypt's first free election in 5,000 years. when of course a bird with eyes with lines under it won a comfortable eight points. then in 2012 mom-- mo mam ed morsi was elected president and egyptian could could enjoy the sweet fruits of democracy. just one problem o egypt does i have warm climate and you know what can happen to fruit. >> just hours ago the country's experiment with democracy appeared to go up in flames. the military removed mohammed morsist-- morsi, suspended the constitution and installed the country's top judge as interim president. >> that's right, interim president, or as it increasingly is being known, the only kind of president egypt has. well, we've got an old-fashioned military coupon our hands. the army sub versing the democr

he fought fires with brendan and he says he cannot imagine what this man is going through.what he told us. >> it's going to be tough. he lost his crew, you know, and i don't know what to -- i couldn put myself in his shoes, i couldn't. i couldn't do it. release this statement through his fire department. >> reporter: he is telling friends, anderson, that this could take weeks, months. he's never going to forget about this. >> forecasters saying that winds would reach 80 miles per hour there. what's the latest on the actual fire? >> reporter: what i can tell you is that it is 0% contained. thunder clouds are behind me, the winds are very erratic. that's been the biggest problem with fighting this fire, and that's what they're looking at. but something we want to point out, anderson, is that for the very first time in that news conference, they did announce a shift, the firefighters are saying and overnight they're hoping to announce some progress. hoping very soon that they will say that they have made some sort of progress in knocking this fire down. >> let's hope so. we're

. >>> four nhl hall of famers were announced, including chris chelios, scott niedermayer and brendan shanahan plus only the third woman in history, geraldine heaney. >>> the u.s. soccer team gets the "w" against belize. >>> chris wondolowski had three goals in the 6-1 jersey there. look at that. they'll spell his name right by subtracts one of those "w"s. >>> and the rivalry between ohio state and michigan, helping 12-year-old grand reed. the young fan hab completed chemotherapy for cancer. his progress looks good. his motivation, a bit of a competitive thing. grant named his tumor michigan. that way the buckeye fan can see can say he beat michigan. >>> entertainment is just ahead, including the loss of a trusted store clerk. >>> plus a government waste story that everyone will be talking about next. >>> welcome back. it's a very warm morning in the desert area. temperatures haven't cooled off that much. it will go up to 108 in vegas. a couple more clouds are making the temperature there a little lower. l.a. looks like. medford cooler than yesterday. 95. yesterday was about 101. stil

. >> brendan has no desire to speak to anybody at this point. he is trying to deal with the same things that we're all trying to deal with, but you can understand how that's compounded being there on the scene. >> reporter: after a moment of silence at the vigil, 19 purple balloons won for each of the fallen firefighters were released into the air. in prescott, arizona melanie woodrow kpix 5. >> 600 fires are still trying to put out that deadly wildfire. >>> lucky the cat is lucky indeed. a fresno firefighter's helmet cam captured the moment he went into a burned-out home and found a kitten on the floor, lifeless. the firefighter poured water on the cat and used a tank of oxygen and it worked. 15 minutes later lucky was revived. >> amazing. >>> good news in the weather department if you like the fog it's finally back. kind of refreshing this morning. >> it's quickly disappearing in most spots and it's going to be hot inland. no getting around that today. 90s and triple digits in the valleys, how about the coastline, you can get there boy you can

brendan mcdonagh, the crew lookout, was a mile away.ay he read the hotshot prayer. >> lord, bless my hotshot crew, my family, one and all. >> reporter: for nine days, the city of prescott and the firefighters across the country have saluted the hotshots. joe wojcik lost his son kevin. outside, thousands gathered in the summer heat to pay their respects. >> it's amazing to see the amount of people thahave supported our small town and the heroes that are from here. >> reporter: tonight a city, a state, a country remembers the granite mountain 19. ♪ >> thank you. and i miss my brothers. >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, prescott, arizona. >>> and across the west today, other firefighters carried on the battle, including a big one in southern california, still out of control after four days now. almost 5,000 acres burned. look at the size of the smoke plume. at least eight structures damaged or destroyed in this one. the death toll in quebec has now risen to 15 in that explosive train disaster. 40 other people still missing after a se

joining me, michael brendan dougherty, editor of "the slur," a daily baseball newsletter. i were talking about this before. here's what is nuts. every time someone comes forward, it's the same in all dop doping scandals. a person is accused and get up in front of cameras, i'm such a sucker that i watch them lie through their teeth into the cameras and i sit there starting to believe them, with ryan braun, i said to myself, nope, this time i will not be suckered into this, i will not allow myself to be convinced. clearly the guy was doping. then it was thrown out on arbitration because they said the testing protocol was breached. i thought, maybe the guy got a bum rap. i'm sitting here being like, you idiot, you idiot, you idiot. they're always lying. is that my takeaway? >> that's pretty much your takeaway. braun was not just lying on behalf of himself. in some ways he's lying on behalf of a culture of cheating in the steroids kascandal for there are many more players implicated in the biogenesis implications. the evidence against alex rodriguez is much worse and more plen

brendan mcdunnah was posted as the lookout and notified members of his team that the wind was changingly causing him to move to a new area. >>> the north carolina state senate voted to advance tougher restrictions on abortion clinics on tuesday. it requires them to have the same standards as an ambulatory surgery center. >>> and a second miracle by pope john paul the second was approved on tuesday. it's up to pope francis to declare pope john paul ii a saint. >>> for your look at business w we turn to seema mody. >>> prices of oil jump. crude is also jumping on an industry report showing a surprise drop in u.s. oil inventories. >>> starbucks is tested hand crafted soift drinks, spiced rootbeer, ginger ale. starbucks is expanding beyond coffee but won't say if the new drinks will be rolled out nationwide. >>> forget fireworks, bring on the 4th of july freebies. several are rolling out special holiday offers to increase customer traffic. boston market giving 50% off meals, jama juice offering a buy one get one free smoothie. >> love free. thanks, seema. >>> the woman behind the paula dee

. >> 21-year-old brendan mcdonough was the loan survivor. he was acting as a lookout and narrowly escaped himself after warning his crew of rapidly changing weather conditions. this is video of the last that you saw of the crew. meanwhile, families of the victims are warning the terrible losses as you might imagine. among them, the father of wade parker whose late son was set to be married in october. >> my son was one of the crews that was down there yesterday. he wanted to be a firefighter since he was 5 years old. >>> let's move onto the edward snowden case. first, of course, causing a riff between the united states and hong kong. then the u.s. versus russia. now bolivia accusing america of orchestrating a plot that risks the light of that president. libya's leader was forced to spend the night in vienna after his plane was rerouted to austria after being denied access over french and portuguese air space. it all stems from a rumor that snowden hitched a ride from russia on the president's jet and that he was seeking asylum in south ameri

only one of the 20-member crew is alive. 21-year-old brendan mcdunna, the squad's lookout. >> he wasn a hillside and within a mile or two of the carusoe that he is not only in radio contact, but visual contact. >> all of a sudden the direction of the wind-driven wildfire changed jie. he was warning them to get out. they made their plan to get out. they were attempting to reach their safety zone. >> they were trapped by rapidly shifting erratic winds and searing heat.h3 >> he lost 19teen of his best friends and co-workers. he is working through it the best he can. >> and now more than 500 firefighters are to battle a blaze that is not contained. and it has scorched more than 13 square miles. >> you have to get back on track and they know that. to honor the firefighters they will put this fire out. >> so far the wildfire has destroyed 200 homes and many more are still in harm's way. a team of investigators is also on scene to determine whether human error played a role in this tragedy and whether these firefighters should have been pulled out before the fire exploded. abc news, prescot

. >> i want to acknowledge brendan here, number 20, he let his life on the line as well. >> reporter: the surviving member of the team attended a public memorial tuesday evening to pay tribute to his fallen comrades. he was the lookout conveying key information, warning them of the fire's erratic shift, at risk of being overrun himself. fire officials say he followed his training and did everything right so the investigation will focus on what went wrong. >> a significant fire event, a significant weather event and all of that will be looked at and pieced together with some of the best technology in the country. >> reporter: investigators from all over the u.s. are on the ground in the 13 square mile burn area looking for answers to learn from this tragedy. >> this team will form a thorough investigation so we can understand what happens as completely as possible to prevent future accidents such as this. >> reporter: they say they owe that to future firefighters and the families who are suffering from loss. nbc news, prescott, arizona. >>> and now here is your first look at the dish o

only one of the 20-member crew is alive. 21-year-old brendan mcdunna, the squad's lookout. >> he was on a hillside and within a mile or two of the carusoe that he is not only in radio contact, but visual contact. >> all of a sudden the direction of the wind-driven wildfire changed jie. he was warning them to get out. they made their plan to get out. they were attempting to reach their safety zone. >> they were trapped by rapidly shifting erratic winds and searing heat.h3 >> he lost 19teen of his best friends and co-workers. he is working through it the best he can. >> and now more than 500 firefighters are determined to battle a blaze that is not contained. and it has scorched more than 13 square miles. >> you have to get back on track and they know that. to honor the firefighters they will put this fire out. >> so far the wildfire has destroyed 200 homes and many more are still in harm's way. a team of investigators is also on scene to determine whether human error played a role in this tragedy and whether these firefighters should have been pulled out before the fire exploded. abc

. >>> among the people attending the vigil, 21-year-old brendan mcdonahue, the lone surviving member of the hotshot crew in the prescott fire department. acting as a lookout and narrowly escaped after warning his crew of the rrapidly changing condit. fire officials say he did exactly what he was supposed to do. >>> 4:52. joey the jaws chestnut ready for the biggest event of the year. >> the trouble with the great america's gold striker. we'll tell you why park officials say this roller coaster's just too good to be true. >>> and traffic this morning already starting to back up at bay bridge approach. we'll get you out the door. >>> this guy's a real life eating machine. joey chestnut gearing up for the biggest chow down of the year. in a few hours from now, chestnut stepping on the scales at coney island to weigh in for nathan's hot dog eating contest. getting his game face and game gut on. this is video from last year's weigh-in. chestnut, as you may know, the defending champion. he's got a nice streak, won the title last six years. defending his title tomorrow in what is becoming t

the only survivor, brendan mcdonough, was watching the team from a high vantage point. ralph lucas is a battalion chief with the prescott fire department. >> it is protocol that you always have a hotshot lookout in place for every single hotshot crew all the time, every time. >> reporter: data from a nearby weather station indicated that the wind direction shifted nearly 180 degrees in less than an hour. mcdonough saw the fire reverse direction and radioed that the hot shots were in danger and had to move. it's believed what mcdonough witnessed was the result of a rapidly forming thunderstorm. bill morris is a former hotshot and captain of the flagstaff fire department. >> when you get a downdraft from the thunderstorm, the winds are blown down and out in every direction. they have safety zones established. it takes some time. it may take a minute or two minutes to get to a safety zone, and maybe in this situation that two minutes was too long. >> reporter: we've learned the hotshots radioed distress calls around 3:00 p.m. but the heavy smoke and winds prevented a 's re

only one of the 20-member crew is alive. 21-year-old brendan mcdunna, the squad's lookout. >> he wasn a hillside and within a mile or two of the carusoe that he is not only in radio contact, but visual contact. >> all of a sudden the direction of the wind-driven wildfire changed jie. he was warning them to get out. they made their plan to get out. they were attempting to reach their safety zone. >> they were trapped by rapidly shifting erratic winds and searing heat.h3 >> he lost 19teen of his best friends and co-workers. he is working through it the best he can. >> and now more than 500 firefighters are determined to battle a blaze that is not contained. and it has scorched more than 13 square miles. >> you have to get back on track and they know that. to honor the firefighters they will put this fire out. >> so far the wildfire has destroyed 200 homes and many more are still in harm's way. a team of investigators is also on scene to determine whether human error played a role in this tragedy and whether these firefighters should have been pulled out before the fire exploded. abc ne

the only survivor, brendan mcdonough, was watching over the team from a high vantage point. ralph lucas is a battalion chief for the prescott fire department. >> it is protocol that you always have a hot shot lookout in place for every single hot shot crew all the time and every time. >> reporter: data from a nearby weather station indicated that the wind direction shifted nearly 180 degrees in less than an hour. mcdonough saw the fire reverse direction and radioed the hot shots that he was in danger and had to move. it's believed what mcdonough witnessed was the result of a rapidly forming thunderstorm. bill morse is a former hot shot and captain of the flagstaff fire department. >> you get a down draft from the thunderstorm, the winds are blowing down and out in every direct2Ñ they have safety zones established. it takes some time. it may take a minute or two minutes to get to a safety zone. and maybe in this situation, that two minutes was too long. >> reporter: we've learned the hot shots radioed distress calls around 3:00 p.m., but the heavy smoke and winds prevented a

. >> reporter: brendan's addiction began when he started sneaking his father's pain pills.y. >> it's a constant worry. when the phone rings, it's, oh, my gosh, did something happen. >> reporter: patrick glen oversees quincy's program. >> it's just a simple change where we decide we can't arrest our way out of this epidemic. >> reporter: he says it gives quincy another chance to give them a chance to seek treatment. >> if we can stop them from being sick and take care of their disease, they won't commit the crime and they won't be a criminal. >> reporter: the white house office of national drug control policy supports wider distribution of narcan which only costs $22 a doze. in quincy private citizens can be trained to use it. nancy hollermon carries it everywhere just in case. >> i keep one in my cabinet, one in my minivan, and one in my pocketbook. >> reporter: always within reach. >> always. i'm going to do everything to save my child's life. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go live to london as the duchess of cambridge goes into labor. >>>

. >> reporter: brendan mcdonough, the only survivor of the 20-man crew, read the hot shots' prayer. > line i should answer death's call, lord bless my hot shot crew, my family, one and all. thank you and i miss my brothers. >> reporter: mcdonough was the lookout on june 30 as the hot shots tried to build a fire break between the flames and the town of yarnall. they became trapped when the wind suddenly changed direction and pushed the fire over them. their bodies were draped with american flags by those who stood by their remains until it was safe enough to move them from the ridge. on sunday 19 white hearses brought the crew home to prescott. the 125-mile route was lined by those offering their respects and thanks. the people of yarnall also came home this week to a town that was left unrecognizable. while they are not yet sure of all they have lost... >> scott daniel norris. reporter: ... the toll here is already 19 times more than anyone can bear. ben tracy, cbs news, prescott valley, arizona. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all aro

so brendan what was the revamped charts alight to draw and it was a smooth as easy as can be it was really no different from a simple sit down and in terms of complexity and drive ability after just a few minutes behind the wheel i started thinking that i might have a future career out on the farm. that's just a first off the program so don't go anywhere see you after the break. your government is still persisting in honoring besides that most people around the world would have absolutely no confidence and one argument also heard here is that the reason the rebels have become jihadists and of accepted money from you in chad is forces they've been associated with that is precisely because the west is not prepared to provide them with weapons. that judges a sense on some. children the streams. that women kidnapped and converted to islam by force will there be another layer of moses for the coakley christians of egypt to the cross to lose most of us future victims. the way of the cross. which to. welcome by the city of homs is located slap bang in the sense of russia and for a couple of days

. >> brendan mcdonough saw that the weather conditions were changing and radioed back to the team. >> reporter: he saw they were in danger and he warned them? >> he warned them. >> reporter: mcnone na who barely managed to escape himself is said to be grief stricken. it's shadowed the opening of the world's oldest rodeo since 1988. last night they read out 19 names -- and a riderless horse made one final lap to honor these real life western heros. let's not forget there are 500 other real life heros still in harm's way on the fire lines. it's particularly treacherous there because the temperatures here in arizona have been rising faster than any other state. the fire season across the west is now two months longer than it was 20 years ago. >> david wright still there on the front lines. thank you so much, david. for the big picture on what's ahead let's bring in abc's sam champion. start out west with the heat there. any relief on the way to arizona and the rest of the west? >> the worst possible situation, hundreds of record high temperatures, amazing drought through the area. look a

so brendan what was the revamped chart to like to drive it was a smooth as easy as can be it was really no different from a simple sit dead in terms of complexity and drivability after just a few minutes behind the wheel i started thinking that i might have a future career out on the farm. that's just the first half of the program so don't go anywhere see you after the break. peace process what peace process the palestinians have suffered over four decades of illegal israeli occupation in over twenty years of the so-called american sponsored to go she should have gotten them precious little why are obama netanyahu and abbas interested in history does it have anything to do with peace for are there other agendas in play. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports. put in the know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say to mr kerry you have a car is on the job. no god. no more weasel words. when you think you know direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle fre

chelli's going in with scott neidermeier and brendan shanahan.'s part of an era, and chelli's part of a few. and the stanley cup, which has seen the inside of a lot of taverns the last couple of weeks, made a stop today at lurie children's hospital. john mcdonough and joel quenneville were part of a hawks contingent that surprised patients and their families with the cup visit... a chance for the kids to see the most famous trophy in sports. and we understand that tonight,justin beiber has been hanging out with the stanley cup over at the united center . that just goes to show that dave will let anyone hang out with it. >> that's the news for this tuesday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. >> i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com for all of us here, have a good night. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a

the guys said we may not agree with you on same sex rights but we appreciate you speaking out for brendan and then the other fifty five sixty percent said we think you did the right thing you know great job writing that letter. what's your reputation around locker rooms you know. i am who i always have been. yeah the nerdy guy who who will talk about video games and paint miniatures in the locker room and you know i'm i've always been me but when i'm in the football locker room i don't i don't try to preach to guys i don't try to make them uncomfortable situations because i'm there to play football that's that's my job now if they want to have a conversation i'm perfectly willing to have a conversation but they're going to have to initiate it in the locker room because again i'm there to play football what's life like brought to the world because dolphin football i knew a lot of punters great front room guy with the raiders yelling to the greatest point to who was a first round draft pick the first pick in the draft. should be in the hall of fame . first pick first round first pick. punte

the guys said we may not agree with you on same sex rights but we appreciate you speaking out for brendan and then the other fifty five sixty percent said we think you did the right thing you know great job writing that letter. what's your reputation around locker rooms you know. i am who i always have been. yeah the nerdy guy who who will talk about video games and paint miniatures in the locker room and you know and i've always been me but when i'm in the football locker room i don't i don't try to preach to guys i don't try to make them uncomfortable situations because i'm there to play football that's that's my job now if they want to have a conversation i'm perfectly willing to have a conversation but they're going to have to initiate it in the locker room because again i'm there to play football what's life like brought to the world because dolphin football i'm a lot of punters great front room guy with the raiders yelling to the greatest point to ever live who was a first round draft pick the first pick in the draft. should be in the hall of fame . first pick first round first pick

that, you know, tamerlan was probably if not daily, at least several times a week hanging out with brendan house where he was >> reporter: allan says tamerlan's reaction was strange. almost dismissing his friend's murder. >> at first i just, you know, took it for nervous energy. you know, because tamerlan always was, you know, always put up a mask. a front. he always appeared in control. >> reporter: shortly after the murders todashev moved to florida. tamerlan went to dagestan where he reportedly became radicalized. allan says he gave fbi agents todashev's name. todashev was shot by an fbi agent after allegedly implicating himself in the murders. >> that's a bizarre story and situation. it's very hard to believe. >> deb feyerick there reporting. todashev's autopsy report remains under lock and key. the fbi has asked the florida medical examiner not to release details, citing a, quote, active investigation. >>> a cia agent arrested in central america. we'll take you live to the pentagon, next. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt doe

. >> reporter: brendan mcdonogh took to the stage for a fundraiser for the victims of the fire.9 other firefighters became trapped and then died when the fire suddenly shifted direction. mcdonogh says the community -- thanked the community for rallying around them. >> not only the town but a nation all coming together. and i want to say thank you and i love every single one of you. >> it touches my heart. because my heart goes out for him. i can't imagine what he feels. >> reporter: the arizona diamondbacks presented mcdonogh with a donation of $400,000 for the families of those fallen firefighters. denise, back to you. >> thank you very much, mary. >>> and that wildfire has since been contained. >>> federal investigators remain on the scene of that horrible plane crash in san francisco. so far, they have determined asiana airlines, flight 214, was traveling significantly below the speed it should have been during its approach. the crew tried to abort just before it smashed into the runway. amazingly, of the 307 people on board, only two died. terrell brown reports for wjz on th

that same year tsarnaev's friend brendan mess was murdered in a near beheading along with two pals. sources say tsarnaev were involved in the murders. do you believe that tamerlan and maybe the other had anything to do with the triple murders in. >> i know tamerlan was daily if not at least once a week hanging at that house. >> reporter: he said the reaction was strange almost dismissing his friend's murder. >> at first i took it for nerving energy because tamerlan always put up a mask, a front. he always appeared in control. >> reporter: shortly after the stan. s tamerlan went to dag allen says he gave fbi agents his name. he was shot after allegedly implicating himself in the murders. >> it is very hard to believe. >> reporter: he has become a crucial player in this. are there new developments you have tonight? >> clearly the investigation of how he was shot is on going. it is an active investigation. he was killed on may 22. the autopsy report was finalize on july 8. the fbi is now saying they don't want to release the report or the details because it is under active investigatio

the lone survivor of an elite arizona firefighting crew on hilltop serving as look out. 21-year-old brendange of relaying key information to colleague told them the weather was changing rapidly and that the fire had switched direction because of the wind. mean time higher humidity earlier today slowed the pace of the fire burning near yarn el north west of phoenix. as many as 200 structures have been burned. 8,000 acres charred. the fire is still at zero percent containment. >> 2 restaurant employees were gunned down in a crime take police are describing as targeted shooting. oakland police have arrested one man but they are still looking for a second. today a friend of 22-year-old murder victim kenneth broaderly spoke with 7 news reporter nick smith about the man that everyone called omar. >> he was nicest guy something like this is such a tragedy. >> from richmond home friend of 22-year-old omar bradley talked about the man she says everyone loved the moment they met him. >> he was the sweetest most generous caring person you would ever meet. so ambitious like nothing would ever stop him.

brendan mcdonough was a look out. during a memorial service that just ended in the past 20 minutes he read a short prayer then got emotional when talking about the support he's gotten. >> thank you and i miss my brothers. we are here today to remember them. i love my family, all of you that are out there. thank you for supporting me. >> the 19 deceased firefighters were also eulogized by vice president joe biden. he remembered them as the best of the best and offered words of comfort to their family. 1,200 of 1800 people evacuated after a train derailment are back home. they were forced to leave on sunday after a runaway train crashed and burst into flames. 13 are dead. 37 others are still missing. >>> national transportation safety board chairman and her top investigators are going over every inch of the scene of that deadly plane crash. they are also talking to the pilots and the flight crew and they are investigating reports in san francisco that some of the evacuation chutes did not properly deploy after the crash

in the nearly two years since they were killed, we're no closer to know who killed brendan, eric, andor why. the only new news we do have is in the form of anonymous law enforcement leaks to the media that say the killers are two men who are now also dead. one of them, the elder boston bombing suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, and the other, a man named ibragim todashev who was killed by the fbi in florida last month in circumstances no one will explain on the record. joining us now is susan, a close friend one of the waltham victims. she is also a freelance journalist who's been doing her own investigation of this story. susan, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> you have said you think local authorities did not do right by this investigation in walt swrn ham. you highlighted the fact, for example, they didn't essentially set up a tip line and call for public information. why do you think that's important? >> well, when the murders happened, everyone was scared. we were scared and people didn't know where to turn to give information if they had it. they didn