old, were startled awake early thursday morning by the sound of a window shattering. >> brenton gets up, confronts two individuals inside the residence, at which point in time he was shot and killed. brenton was there to protect his family. >> is the person that shot your husband, is he still there? >> no, i don't think so but i'm so scared. >> reporter: detectives near houston now trying to track down the killers, hoping this surveillance video of what they believe may be the getaway vehicle driving from the estorffe family's home could help. >> we're very interested, quite honestly, to identify the owner of that vehicle. >> reporter: brenton's family arriving from his native australia -- >> still hasn't really sunk in it's real. >> reporter: -- baffled by this horrifying crime that the sheriff's office vows to solve. >> we will stop at nothing. we will investigate. we will investigate. we will investigate until we can bring these individuals to justice. >> investigators still don't know the motive, and while they have a vague description of th two intruders, they say there may be a

brenton died after confronting two men in his home. the australian national and his family had moved into the home about six months ago. this murder has shocked the neighbors and people hunting for his killers. >> it's horrible to see the family go through that and being scared for your own family, too. >> now we have a grieving widow that has to raise these two children on her own and try to keep a memory of their dad. >> deputies believe this car captured by a surveillance camera might be connected to the crime. they say the robbers took nothing from the home. >>> a high school soccer team penalized for calling for equal pay. how they took their yellow cards and turned the incident into a teachable moment. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we have a rather warm week ahead. we'll talk about the numbers and our increasing fire danger next. >>> now here's a look ahead at abc's world news at 5:30. >> good evening. coming up on world news tonight, the deadly military training. three soldiers killed. what we just learned. >>> the presid

brenton's family arriving from his native australia. >> still hasn't sunk in that it's real. >> reporter: heartbroken and baffled by why this house, the family only lived in for six months, was so violently targeted. >> the cars were in the driveway. anybody would know that there's obviously children in that house. but yet they still had the audacity to break a window and enter the home. they're going to pay for this. >> reporter: investigators are now also looking into whether there may have been a third suspect involved. tonight, there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to arrests in this case. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> now to the heart-stopping video of a high school coach in oregon confronting a student armed with a shotgun. what he did in the hallway that has some calling him a hero. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, stunning new surveillance video capturing a hero's embrace inside a portland school. parkrose high school football coach keanon lowe being praised for his actions after encountering a student armed with a loaded shotgun inside a classroom. >> this is

. —— brenton fatigue all over the place lots of gas, i am a remainder in all my british mps or remainder revocation, we are saying let's give it back to the people, we have a negotiated deal. let's put that deal toa negotiated deal. let's put that deal to a referendum. i am a democrat. we are all democrats must up if a majority says we are to confirm and happy with the deal and go from brexit, fine. not my preferred outcome but we are democrats now. the majority could decide otherwise and that is fine. and we would campaignfor and that is fine. and we would campaign for that. but we were the result. jeremy corbyn today says his general election plan is to come back and negotiated another deal and then to put it to the people in a second referendum. would you be open to that? that is a bit... we have been clear, there's not many variants of the deal because of the consents variants of the deal because of the co nse nts of variants of the deal because of the consents of the graphite agreement. these constraints will apply to a government led byjeremy corbyn as well. —— of the good friday a

gains can be and, of course, it's not just capital gains but dividends, everythings get reinvested to brentonn new mexico. >> caller: jim cramer, big boo-yah. how are you? >> i am good how about you? >> caller: i'm doing fine, thank you. hey, general question, mutual funds and index funds claim minimizing single stock risk. >> right. >> caller: but inherently though isn't it fair to say mutual funds and index funds have other risks that you would avoid with a single stock portfolio >> absolutely. and i think that that's why i always suggest that there be two portfolios, there should be that capital preservation and somewhat appreciation fund that is going to be -- we put that aside for retirement and that should be in a diversified fund preferred to be an index fund and the rest should be mad money. a sliver of it though. mad money would pick individual stocks that's why we call it "mad money. i don't want the bulk of your portfolio in individual stocks there's too much single stock risk but i want you to be able to pick stocks and i know you want to do it or you wouldn't be watching the show

brenton's family arriving from his native australia. >> still hasn't sunk in it's real. >> reporter:nd baffled by why this house the family lived in only six months was so violently targeted. >> the cars were in the driveway. anybody would know obviously there's children in that house. yet they still have the audacity to break a window and enter the home. they're going to pay for this. >> reporter: investigators are lookin haa irsuec involved. there's now a $25,000 reward for information leading to arrests in this case. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> marci, thank you. >>> three parents are expected guilty to charges in that college admissions scandal. >> they're expected to admit participating in testing and athletic bribery schemes. this is the largest group of parents to cave to prosecutors. it could signal a major shift with other parents changing their pleas to guilty to avoid going to trial. meanwhile holdouts could face new charges as soon as this week, including bribery. >>> in the time you'll be on board qantas' new flight from new york to sydney, you could binge w

brenton has this question. >> hi. i am from new brunswick.ieve we live in an age of climate crisis. this is the last election we have before a point of no return is reached. furthermore, i believe that for many large corporations that pollute, the current system of fines and penalties associated with that polluting is just the cost of doing business. does eachete plans leader have to address big business polluting? moderator: thank you. >> very interesting. [indiscernible] the most progressive system is between california and quebec, the trade exchange system that forces businesses to lower omissions -- emissions through time. it works very well and i had the privilege of completing the negotiation of such a system and signing it. it should be used elsewhere. return into that the pockets of people without any change in incentive -- change. incentives are not the solution. hoping that a spirit. the problem. >> as mr. blanchette said, quebec and other provinces have moved forward to put a price on pollution. we have showed that that price can b