coach callahan said go to your hotel room and rep it in your hotel room. might as well do that, too. >> he's a very physical guy. i'm going to help him get better, he'll help me. i know he's a guy who they picked early in the first round. he brings a lot of ability to the offensive line. it's a guy i look forward in my success and help him get better along the way. >> coach callahan, you guys are working a little extra. what exactly are you focusing on? >> just technique. things are different. it's a lot faster. got to be ready to go. he's the best coach out there. >> reporter: redskins coach jay gruden adding this won't be easy, certainly taking lumps in the process. frank hanrahan, wus. a 9 sports, redskins park. >> thank you, frank. >>> i'm thinking of an analogy. let's say you ask out beyonce and she says yes. >> whoa! heavens! >> then on the night-- >> you're married! >> then on the night of the date she calls and can sells for good. the wizards must feel the same way. christmas seemed to come early last night. and then it didn't. it snatched away. th

when eir promoted eir got promoted two years ago i think that the human resources director mickey callahan for previewing that and going backwards i testified before the board of supervisors budget committee which is a decree of public safety departments the police department and the fire department as well as the department of emergency management it more of a policy type of hamburger that is the first time occ has been invitation i explained the constraint the appendixes was operating under he very large case codes they've received american people overwhelm from the deputy director one of our investigators has a caseload of 36 cases trying to redistribute those cases it is a crisis of best practices is 16 cases per investigator i was able to describe to the committee what the occ does and the statistics last year and finally next week i'll present several reports including the 2015 additional report that concludes my presentation. remark for this evening congratulation drikdz we've been trying to motivate on the to a decree so thank you. >> i left out one thank you. i want to thank chief

attache case attack what we needed to implement in a efficient process based on the data director callahan helped us to develop a process but maintained our core values of merit based hire some of the successful hiring the krument activity clearly if we developed a quick selection process unless we can target the candidate pool we recognized as a merit system under the civic rules documentation of progress and selection are necessary; however, the current process was paper intensive and another strategy to do you want a selection and communication to us this meant for the first time we're prioritizing the candidates in the selection process we wanted our new progress to be respect and the efforts to apply as well as mooefb updates to the candidates to they misunderstood would was expected and the timelines they had to deal with us in get thirty to that selection process this transparent opened up the door and we heard about the process and all of a sudden no communication through the partnership and the labor partners we've got a new hire we call it the pc p hiring process we believe that

patrick callahan, executive director, army military cemeteries program. general martin id. joint chiefs of staff. --dempsey, chairman, joint chiefs of staff. the honorable ashton carter, secretary. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the chaplain. >> i invite you all to pray with me. almighty god, we gather today across america, very mindful of the cost paid for the freedom we enjoy. we gather on these hallowed grounds particularly to remember and to honor, with singular devotion, men and women of ignoble claylike like ours who rose above their human condition with noble hearts and steadfast will. despite the brevity or of security of their lives dignified our humanity and the profession of arms, by choosing to stand for something. who declared with their actions that preserving freedom was a cause to live for, to serve for, and even to die for. bless our commemoration here and all of its participants, maintenance of servants render honor to those who remember -- we remember. for what they gain, they des

experts like callahan walsh the son of john walsh says this girl did exactly the right thing, she fought back. >> i think this coward was surprised by how strong and courageous this little girl was and i commend her for that. >>> a father and his girls were reunited today. it was very emotional. >> we are grateful for everybody that looked for us and i'm so sorry in an i caused any worry. >> the father and his 5 and 3-year-olds were lost in the california forest and the road gave out under their truck stranding them without cell phone service, they had hire camping supplies including blankets they were safely rescued last night. >>> restaurant lovers have a chance to get their favorite morning eats any time of the day. alicia vitarelli is at the big board with more on this. >> it started with two women that loved to travel and brought a special waffle recipe to philadelphia and it's not just breakfast add wedges and pretzel rolls and they had a food truck on a roll in philly and now a restaurant on the corner of 15 and and pine. >> you walk past and it just wafts waffles. >> so waffles a

kevin mchale talking to mike callahan.l picks up his fifth foul and harden at the line with 45.6. >> mark: kevin mchale trying to make the point james harden didn't have the basketball. that foul committed -- that's not when they made the call the call is made now. 689 i agree, kevin, that's what it should be. but, kevin, it's over. it's fine. it's good. and, mike he is -- there are a lot of coaches, i think, that don't get the credit they deserve, but he would be near the top of the list. what he's had to navigate through this year injurywise roster turnover this guy's done a terrific terrific job. >> mike: 34 wins 45 minute 54 win, now 56. he's got an extension back in december. and again roster fluctuation throughout. there is not one player on the roster here from his first season not one. >> mark: doesn't get a lot of credit. i thought he did a great job all season long and his finest moment was in game six. as a coach, leaving your best player on the bench as the bench, the supporting cast does the job. that's a toug

kevin mchale talking to mike callahan.l picks up his fifth foul and harden at the line with 45.6. >> mark: kevin mchale trying to make the point james harden didn't have the basketball. that foul committed -- that's not when they made the call the call is made now. 689 i agree, kevin, that's what it should be. but, kevin, it's over. it's fine. it's good. and, mike he is -- there are a lot of coaches, i think, that don't get the credit they deserve, but he would be near the top of the list. what he's had to navigate through this year injurywise roster turnover this guy's done a terrific terrific job. >> mike: 34 wins 45 minute 54 win, now 56. he's got an extension back in december. and again roster fluctuation throughout. there is not one player on the roster here from his first season not one. >> mark: doesn't get a lot of credit. i thought he did a great job all season long and his finest moment was in game six. as a coach, leaving your best player on the bench as the bench, the supporting cast does the job. that's a toug

. >> guys redskins fans should be really excited about this pick an offensive line coach bill callahanuld definitely be very excited about this pick. i know there is lots of excitement here in chicago about the draft, but i have a hard time believing it is matching what's going on at msg. carol? >> it was -- toys quiet now but it was so thrilling, dianna game one huge not a lot of celebrations afterwards. caps said that in a couple of moments. spoiler alert. alex ovechkin involved in both of these plays. caps on the power play. john karlsson fires from the top of the circle and and it's ovie who scores. his third goal of the playoffs puts the caps up 1-0. rangers would tie it up with 4:30 to play but you play until the final whistles. seconds to go ovechkin passes back to joel ward in front of the net. 1.3 seconds left and what a pass by ovie and wardo's new nickname is captain clutch. >> i was just screaming for ovie and took a crack at it and it went in. big hoopla going on afterwards. unbelievable feeling. i thought we worked hard. they had a little bit of momentum there towards the

is presented by andy carson on the violin and the choir selected of god, directed by pastor larry callahan ♪ o say can you see? ♪ ♪ by the don's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner still way ve ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave! ♪ ♪ the brave! ♪ ♪ the brave! ♪ >> [cheers and applause] >> let us pray. god of all creation. we thank you. we come to give you praise and glory today. you are the source of our strength. we ask your blessings upon this gathering, dr. ben carson, his family, especially his mother, sonja. we ask that you would guide and direct his thoughts, his words and his steps. we ask that they would be full of wisdom productivity, and guidance. god, as you protect this country and protect us and cover us cover d

. >> experts like callahan walsh, son of "america's most wanted" john walsh say it's not enough to tellf strangers, and he says parents need to explain who a trusted adult is. >> a police officer, security guard, many parents assume that their child knows but really until it's put to the test sort of like the scenario here really determines whether your child knows what to do in that type of situation. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo abc news, new york. >> that was really scary. >> all the parents were saying they were so surprised they actually left hand in hand from the park even with a picture of a dog. doesn't have to be a real puppy. >> that is scary. a reminder just keep an eye on the kids. just keep an eye on them. coming up, bruce jenner and his family opening up on camera about his new life as a woman. >> also ryan gosling's memorial to a fan simply by eating breakfast. "the skinny" is up next. "world news now" continues after ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> all right. let's start with bruce jenner and "the skinny" moving on with his new life as a woman. >> how his family is handling h

and in callahan's bar we found some of them pulling the world to rights and there's plenty wrong with u.k. >> the people are [ inaudible ] hundreds of camps, would they apply and move to australia? no. can they move anywhere in europe? yes. where do they want to go? >> reporter: britain? >> yeah. they want to go to britain, and to be fair probably so would i. wouldn't you? >> reporter: over the road dean shows us his contribution to spain. he started a charity which british people can contribute to. the money goes to the spanish poor. this help define the difference between the right and the wrong sort of migrants. an immigrant is someone who goes somewhere and gives a little bit back. is that what you mean. >> that tends to be the perception of most people i no yes. >> reporter: they don't consider themselves as racist. rather it's a sort of billious rage that comes from reading too many newspapers. the u.k. independence party could do quite well too, and that's ironic because if they had their way, and britain left the european union, then all of these folks would probably have to g

. >> the woman who callahan was trying to help ended up surviving. eleven people are still missing in hayes county. there's been controversy -- people who live in hayes county said they did get an alert to evacuate. vacationers did not. the governor has issued a disaster declaration for a number of counties, going all the way from the rio grande up to the red river. the damage is extensive all across the region. back to you. >> will carr, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> elon musk spacex program gaining approval to launch military satellites for the airports, considering his kind of shaky track record on some of this stuff. is this who we want involved in military operations? >> plus a massive corruption scandal hits soccer's head organization. fifa. we have a former soccer player along with a man set to run for fifa president. maybe he's a little lucky he didn't run. >> i would say so. also, a guy who ran for overstock.com. the chairman and founder. expanding its presence in china. what is the key to doing business in china? how do you remain a

experts like callahan walsh son of john walsh from the national center for missing and exploiting children say this girl did exactly the right thing. she fought back. >> i think the this coward was surprised how strong and courageous this little girl was. i command her for that. reporter: abc7, san jose california. alison: the 70th anniversary of v.e. day marked by an impressive display of military might. >> this is great. we have been learning about the planes all week long. alison: however, the shot did not go off without a hitch. the malfunction that disrupted air travel. police to the rescue. >> there was a life saved last night. alison: infant discovered unconscious at a local mall until an officer springs into action. the old house on the edge. local contractor in trouble after families are forced to evacuate. >> now, "abc7 news at 5:00" -- on your side. alison: the u.s. attorney general calling it one of the most challenging issues at our time. they are going to fake a closer look at the police departments and the community they serve. bureau chief brad bell is live in baltimore wit

and the unspeakable human toll.duggar michael callahan's father died as he tried to help a stranger push her car out of flood waters. >> you couldn't ask for a better father. for something like this to happen i feel like i'm going to wake up and be able to see him. and that's not the case. >> reporter: on this last day of may, it's a month that many would like to forget. take a look at the blanco river. it had receded greatly, even from last night. it's very hopeful nudes for people who live here. >> they need every bit of hopeful news they can get. >> let's get to dylan and see if there is any end in sight to all this rain. >> even though the rivers have crested, they are a little bit above flood stage. the fact that we are going to lose the rain in texas for the next several days is certainly a good sign. this is the cold front that brought the most recent round of rain. it's going to move to the east. we have a slight risk of flooding across parts of northeast. this will mostly develop later on this afternoon and into this evening. we could see as much an as inch or so of rain down in

leo callahan is the one man to escape out of the prison and never be recaptured. that was 1923.those corner towers were added in 1924. the brick portions you see was when they were increasing security in the 1920's. officers up there were given repeating rifles, orders -- tommy guns. again, just trying to become a maximum-security prison. concrete cellblock. cellblock 14. you can tell by 1927, they do not care if it looks like a castle or cathedral. this is utilitarian architecture or the challenge was, how do you house as many prisoners in a small space as possible? for as cheap as they could? poured concrete and rebar. this was built with inmate labor. it was designed by an inmate architect. harveard educated guy serving time for forging checks. it is remarkable because of what is underneath. you can see the stairway leads down to the basement level of the prison. the entire prison has a basement, a maintenance tunnel. in this set of tunnels, they sealed this away from the rest of the prison and added four cells for punishment. many prisons would call this area "the hole." the

michael callahan's father died as he tried to help a stranger push her car out of floodwater. >> you couldn't ask for a better father. for something like this to happen. i foal like i'm going to wake up -- to be able to see him. and it's not the case. >> on this last day of may, it's a month many would like to forget. take a look at the blanko river this morning. he has receded greatly from last weekend, even from last night. it's very hopeful news, erica, for people who live here and need to continue with that cleanup. >> janet shamlian this morning. thank you. >>> let's get to dylan and see if there is any end in sight? >> there is an end to the rain in texas. now keep in mind even though the rivers have crested they are still a little bit above flood stage so there will still be some gladding. but the fact that we are going to lose the rain in texas for the next several days is certainly a good sign for those waters can start to recede. this is the cold front that brought the most recent round of rain. we are still seeing some down near houston 7 that will end shortly. we are goin

but leo callahan disappeared. no one knows. he is the one man to escape out of the prison and never be recaptured. that was, of course, 1923. those corner towers were added in 1924. this stone was always there but it was part of the decorative, fortress-like look. the brick portions, you can see was when they were increasing security in the 1920's. officers up there were given repeating rifles, orders -- tommy guns. again, just trying to become a maximum-security prison. this concrete cellblock. cellblock 14. you can tell, by 1927, they do not care if it looks like a castle or cathedral. this is just utilitarian architecture. the challenge was, how do you house as many prisoners in a small space as possible for as cheap as they could? poured concrete and rebar. it is absolutely in that condition today. this was built with inmate labor. it was designed by an inmate architect. harvard-educated guy serving time for forging checks. but it is also remarkable because of what is underneath of this. you can see the stairway leads down

is presented by candy carson on the violin and the choir selected of god directed by pastor larry callahan. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming who's brought stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [applause] >> let us pray. god of all creation we thank you. we come to give you praise and glory today for you are the source of our strength, god. we ask your blessings upon this gathering, dr. ben carson, his family, especially his mother, sonja, and committee. we ask that you would guide and direct his thoughts, his words and his steps. we ask that they will be full of wisdom productivity, and guidance. god, as you protect this country and protect us and cover us cover dr. ben carson and his family. protect even the committee, god. we ask you

and callahan walsh, son of john walsh, says parents need to explain who a trusted adult is. >> a policey guard. many parents assume their child knows. until it's put to the test sort of like the scenario here really determines where whether your child knows what to do. >> reporter: tell your kids to use the buddy system. travel with a friend. and tell your children not the be afraid to say no to an adult if something doesn't feel right. kids who fight back kick and scream are the once most likely to get away. >> trust your gut. >> absolutely. kids most likely to get in trouble on the way to and from activities. >> not only be afraid to say no. say no when ever you're uncomfortable. >>> coming up here, the secrets of sleep walking solved. the stunning now report showing how your sleep might be affecting your kids. >>> and the super bowl of fashion. why some are saying anne hathaway was channeling her inner princess lrks eia on star wars day. may the force be with you. now at chili's new top shelf ranchero chicken tacos. stop in for lunch and tap, swipe, and go. chili's. fresh is happenin

experts like callahan walch, son of john walsh, say this girl did exactly the right thing.is coward was very surprised about how strong and courageous this little girl was. i really commend her for that. >> she did the right thing. >> yes, she did. >>> a story of a police psychologist in new york charged with trying to kill her husband by shooting him in his sleep. prosecutors say she was having an affair. taking a drastic way to end her message. >> reporter: incredibly her husband survived the gunshot wound to the head and initially believed she didn't do it. now he says his wife was trying to kill him so she could be with her lover. dr. emily dearden and her husband, kenneth, a wealthy real estate developing seemed to have it own. a beautiful home. and two young daughters. >> do you have anything to say? >> reporter: this morning, 46-year-old emily dearden facing charges of attempted murder 18 months after her husband was shot in the head as he slept? the couple's bed. dr. dearden long maintaining she had nothing to do with it. >> with every fiber of her body and every re

[applause] >> callahan, gavinm, labour party 10,186 votes. [applause] >>constandis georgio ukip 8,538. [applause] tom: that is the conservative old. no surprises. let's look at what has happened to the ukip share of the vote. worth noting that grimsby has just gone through as a labour hold. that was a ukip target. let's have a quick look at the vote share in basildon. what do you make of that? jane: a big change, but not as big as some that we had seen. we would count them in the ukip but nevertheless, it is a safe conservative seat. tom: grimsby was somewhere that ukip had strong hopes of gaining at one point. it drifted away a bit. colin: one got the impression ukip targeting had become narrower. i suspect that is probably the best chance of ukip hitting a seat if, as we seem to think nigel very just not going to win. tom: so much is going through this evening. david cameron has said he will not want back into downing street unless he can guarantee a referendum on the european union. that is an interesting question given how categorically h

. >> reporter: experts like callahan walsh, son of john walsh, says it's not not enough to tell kidss. he says parents need to explain who a trusted adult is. >> a police officer, a security guard. many parents assume that their child knows but really until it's put to the test, sort of like the scenario here, really determines whether your child knows what to do in that type of situation. >> reporter: a few other safety tips. tell your kids to use the buddy system. they should travel with a friend. and tell your children not to be afraid to say no to an adult if something doesn't feel right. another thing experts point out, kids who fight back, who kick and scream are the ones most likely to get away. >> trust your gut. >> trust your gut, absolutely. and kids are most likely to get in trouble on their way to and from activities so keep your eye on them. >> not only not be afraid to say no. say no whenever you're uncomfortable. >> really scary video. thanks, mara. >>> and coming up here, the secrets of sleepwalking solved. the stunning new report showing how your sleep might be affec

patrick callahan, executive director, army military cemeteries program. general martin id. joint chiefs of staff. --dempsey, chairman, joint chiefs of staff. the honorable ashton carter, secretary. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the chaplain. >> i invite you all to pray with me. almighty god, we gather today across america, very mindful of the cost paid for the freedom we enjoy. we gather on these hallowed grounds particularly to remember and to honor, with singular devotion, men and women of ignoble claylike like ours who rose above their human condition with noble hearts and steadfast will. despite the brevity or of security of their lives dignified our humanity and the profession of arms, by choosing to stand for something. who declared with their actions that preserving freedom was a cause to live for, to serve for, and even to die for. bless our commemoration here and all of its participants, maintenance of servants render honor to those who remember -- we remember. for what they gain, they des

general martin e dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, esther patrick k callahan, executiveirector arlington national cemetery. major general jeffrey s buchanan.