the-y52olear-sd i back in her calvins. this time it's underwear.ut a white bra and panties, she's on full display as she poses for "social life" magazine. think it's photo shopped brook instagrammed this picture in march saying the hard work is starting to pay off. >> the calvin klein piece, it's surreal. because decades have gone by. >> you want to know what comes between me and my calvins? nothing. >> brooke was just 15 years old in that iconic ad. and now, she's banned her daughters from modeling until after their finish college. quote: it's a cutthroat and demoralizing business, and you have to be there for auditions and work, and my kids aren't missing school. >> they have enough of being self-absorbed with selfies and, i don't know, all that kind of stuff. it's enough, already. we don't want to add hollywood to it. >> advocating women with curves, brooke adds we shouldn't just see 15-year-old bodies. i don't want a 15-year-old body. i don't want to look like a little boy. ♪ i want your love and i want your revenge ♪ >>> lady gaga is returning

people in a city of about 250,000, and then the remarkable memorial being constructed, with president calvin coolidge, and about 160,000 people gathered, said to be the largest crowd that the president -- or president of the united states had spoken to up until that time. such was the -- i think the outpouring of honor for those who had served in world war i right across the nation, and also a yearning for peace and a different sort of future than the most recent past. and then this memorial with many complexities, it is really quite a striking architectural feature. it serves as a gathering place for many, many years. in the late '80s, early '90s some deferred maintenance issues needed to be addressed and, again, the people of the region responded to that, having been the conceivers of this, the funders, the stewards of it throughout the year, and they raised about another $110 million to restore and refurbish the memorial. at that time then creating an extraordinary museum in its structure. the liberty memorial association, as it was named in 1921 when it was formed, began collecting in th

as tara moriarty tells us, the family of calvin riley hopes the reward money will provide leads that move the investigation forward. >> it's been hell. we're living a nightmare every day. we still feel like he's coming home. we've had to realize that he's not. >> reporter: it's been almost one year since her 20-year-old son calvin was shot in the back as he walked with a friend along aquatic park playing pokemon go. >> we're not going to stop. we're going to find this killer. >> reporter: today congresswoman jackie speier announced the city of san francisco is putting up a $50,000 reward. >> it's not going to be a cold case. we will not allow it to become a cold case. >> reporter: u.s. park police are offering another $10,000 on top of the riley family's reward, bringing the total to $110,000. >> we've interviewed countless folks of associates and friends and at this time we haven't found someone with a motive to kill them, although we have targets of which i can't comment on. >> reporter: the killing happened on august 6th of last year just before 10:00 at night. u.s. park police re

now -- the parents of "calvin riley" are trying something new to bring his killer to justice. ==show open== =pause for show open omni!!= =cover shot in= laura/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m laura garcia-cannon. kris sanchez is off. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. a mother )s broken heart---- on full display this morning, as she spoke about trying to find her son )s killer. ==sam//2 shot== her son, calvin, went to high school in san mateo -- and was playing college baseball in stockton when his life was tragically cut short. despite an intense investigation -- the suspect is still out there. ==laura//wipe== nbc bay area )s pete suratos joins us from the newsroom. pete -- it was a very emotional plea from the family. ==pete/nwsrm== during a news conference at san francisco )s aquatic park.where calvin riley was killed nearly a year ago. u.s. park police said. that they are now looking for two cars.in connection to the suspect. those cars are.a 2- thousand six.to 2-thousand nine.black audi... a3 s-u- v.....and a 2013 white hyundai sonata. ==take vo== u.s. park

the dog that didn't bark was calvinism. and it was particularly the covenant of the presbyterian church. >> this was the template for wilson of how democracy comes about. now, i don't know how many of you belong to the group of churches that today can be called affiliated with presbyterians in terms of their domestic organization but it's not just churches. it's also reformed judaism and explained at least in part i think why wilson was so welcoming of jewish americans into princeton and then into his administration and also was protective of the notion of a jewish homeland in the far east. in the middle east. okay, so what we have been is the notion that you can strip it away from calvinism. you don't have to be christian. you'll have to be white. and in fact, what these promises on nomination began to do was to found universities like the americans, what they call the american university, in cairo, the american university in beirut and also in iran and turkey. there were going to convert these muslims to christians. it di

] we have to realize he is not. >> reporter: on august 6 last year just before 10 pm 20-year- old calvin riley was shot in the back while walking along the aquatic part playing pokemon go. the park police have been a bible -- unable to track down the killer but they release this sketch in a 2013 for dark hyundai sonata they believe was involved in the crime in there was a 2006-2009 dark-colored audi wagon that could've been involved as well. this is congresswoman jackie speier >> we will not allow this to become a colts face -- cold case and upping the money at $110,000 makes the case very much alive. >> it is important to our family to have closure to find the person that shot my baby boy in the back. >> reporter: calvin was a rising baseball star and playing at the delta college in stockton and training hard to make the division i team and his family moved. from boston so that he could play baseball year-round in the mild california weather. he attended the parksdale high school in san mateo and rallying around, the worst year for the riley's that need closure. they want to find his ki

calvin coolidge reminded us that the whole system of american government rests on the ballot box. president reagan declared that the right to vote was the crown jewel of american liberties. by establishing this commission, president trump is taking action to ensure the ballot box remains inviolate and that the crown jewel shines brighter than ever before. at the president's direction, i will have the honor to service chairman of this commission and it is a privilege to convene this first meeting today. president trump knows that this transitions party lines and this committee has brought together a distinguished up a bipartisan officials at the federal, state and local level. this bipartisan group will perform a truly nonpartisan service to the american people. toould especially like recognize our vice chairman, you you will hear more from after the president' us remarks, a man whose long service has established him -- the president's remarks come a man whose service has established him. president trump knows that the principle of one person, one vote is foundational to the americ

those words from the mother of calvin riley. young man who's murder is still unsolved nearly one year later. riley was shot while playing pokemon go at san francisco's aquatic park last august. tonight kron4's maureen kelly reports that the reward to find his killer is now six figures. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize it is not we don't know how to go long without it. we try our best every day to make sense and there's no sense in it. he's gone and our baby boy is not coming homethe mother of murder victim calvin riley struggled to hold back her emotions as she talked about her son. the 20 year old who played baseball for san jouquin delta college in stockon after graduating from junipero serra high school in san mateo was described as an amazing person.he loved life he love life to the fullest. he loved everybody around him he love to make everybody else happy. he just wanted to see everybody smile and if it's only one who's down he wanted to lift them up.uc park police say riley was killed while playin

calvin riley was shot while playing pokemon-go at san francisco's aquatic park last august.on4's maureen kelly reports that the reward to find his killer is now six figures. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize it is not we don't know how to go long without it. we try our best every day to make sense and there's no sense in it. he's gone and our baby boy is not coming homethe mother of murder victim calvin riley struggled to hold back her emotions as she talked about her son. the 20 year old who played baseball for san jouquin delta college in stockon after graduating from junipero serra high school in san mateo was described as an amazing person.he loved life he love life to the fullest. he loved everybody around him he love to make everybody else happy. he just wanted to see everybody smile and if it's only one who's down he wanted to lift them up.uc park police say riley was killed while playing pokemon go as he walked here in aquatic park at around 10 oclock the night of august 6th last year. he was shot in the back in what appears to have been a ran

. >> reporter: the daily commute for calvin seaver is a long one.n hour from his manhattan hone to long island's rockaway beach. so this is your office. >> this is my office. >> reporter: not bad. with homemade tools, water, imagination, and considerable skill, seaver turns one of the most common things in the world into structures that are anything but. i can't think of another art form that's more impermanent. >> even if it falls, it can last now right behind us. >> reporter: you're okay with that? >> you got to be. >> reporter: the 59-year-old artist has been creating sand castles since he with was a small boy. he almost chose a career in architecture until he had a sudden realization. >> i don't care so much about what's inside this thing. i like the outside as an object. >> you need an entrance. >> reporter: so too do the children who gather around as he works. >> are you going to round off the edges? >> i've had some wonderful encounters with people. and that's definitely nice. but if they weren't here, i would still be here doing this. >> rep

calvin's mother spoke tearfully today about the pain of losing her son. >> it's been hell. we're living a nightmare every day. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize that he's not. >> we're not going to stop. we're going to find this killer. >> u.s. park police have released this suspect sketch. they say a white 2013 hyundai sonata may be linked to the crime. an older audi a3 wagon may also be involved. any tips can be left anonymously on the u.s. park police tip line. >>> a youth tennis coach was arrested, accused of molesting a teenaged tennis player. police say it's not the first time he's faced charges. ktvu's debora villalon is live in marin county with more on the investigation. >> this investigation spans a decade and two counties and police are urging any other alleged victims to come forward. >> he's a predator. that's for sure. >> reporter: it was on this tennis court in point richmond. police arrested norm burgos as he arrived monday for what he thought was a session with a student. instead detectives cuffed him, capping a six-month investigati

someone shot and killed calvin riley while he played pokemon go near ghirardelli square last year. >> his family hopes this new reward will be a game changer in the investigation. >> it's been hell. we're living a nightmare every day. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize that he's not. >> reporter: it's been almost one year since her 20-year-old son was shot in the back as a he walked in the park playing pokemon go. >> we're not going to stop. we are going to find this killer. >> today a congresswoman announced that the city is putting up a $50,000 reward. >> it is not going to be a cold case. we will not allow it to become a cold case. >> u.s. park police are offering another $10,000 on top of the riley family's reward bringing the total to $110,000. >> we have interviewed countless folks of associates and friends, and at this time we just haven't found someone with a motive to kill him, although we have target, which i can't comment on. >> reporter: the killing happened on august 6th of last year just before 10:00 at night. police released this suspect sketch an

(steve) calvin riley was shot while playing pokemon go at san francisco's aquatic park last august.ight kron4's maureen kelly reports that the reward to find his killer is now six figures. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize it is not we don't know how to go long without it. we try our best every day to make sense and there's no sense in it. he's gone and our baby boy is not coming homethe mother of murder victim calvin riley struggled to hold back her emotions as she talked about her son. the 20 year old who played baseball for san jouquin delta college in stockon after graduating from junipero serra high school in san mateo was described as an amazing person.he loved life he love life to the fullest. he loved everybody around him he love to make everybody else happy. he just wanted to see everybody smile and if it's only one who's down he wanted to lift them up.uc park police say riley was killed while playing pokemon go as he walked here in aquatic park at around 10 oclock the night of august 6th last year. he was shot in the back in what appears to have bee

calvin holmes is considered an expert. >> mine comes off about 25%, 30% alcohol. most people get caught with wine, all they do is lose their job and get a little write-up. me, they take me straight to lockup because my wine has put more people in lockup than the police have. they get drunk on mine, they want to fight. they tell me they'll lock your little bitty ass up. i said what? i ain't making nothing, man, what you talking about? i'm sober. you know what i'm talking about. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed him to show our cameras how it's done provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two cups you're done. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. it's a gallon jug. and this is a half gallon here. i got another half

. >> it's been almost a year since someone shot and killed calvin riley at aquatic park. hopes a reward will bring the family justice. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. amy. >> reporter: hi, natasha. the family will be right here at the site where their loved one was killed. they'll be here monday morning to announce a new reward from the city of san francisco. and they will be joined by congresswoman jackie speier, who says she hopes that an arrest in this case would bring some closure to this family. she also hopes that would help san franciscans feel safer. 20-year-old calvin riley of san mateo was shot to death while playing pokemon go at aquatic park last august. police released a sketch of what the killer possibly looks like. they are also looking for a newer model white four-door toyota avalon that was seen leaving the area shortly after the shooting. u.s. park police are handling the case. no suspects have been announced. but the hope is that this reward will bring new attention to the case and possibly bring some witnesses forward. reporting live in san fr

. >> reporter: the daily commute for calvin seibert is a long one. hour from his manhattan home to long island's rockaway beach. so this is your office. >> this is my office. >> reporter: not bad. with homemade tools, water, imagination and considerable skill, he turns one of the most common things in the world into structures that are anything but. >> i can't think of another art form that is more impermanent. even if it falls, it could collapse now, you know, right behind us and. >> reporter: you're okay with that. >> you got to be. >> reporter: the 59-year-old artist has been creating sand castles since he was a small boy. he almost chose a career in architecture, until he had a sudden realization. >> i don't really care so much about what is inside this thing. i like the outside as an object. >> reporter: so too do the children who gather around while he works. >> are you going to round off the edges. >> i have had some wonderful encounters with people, and that is definitely nice. but if they weren't here, i would still be here doing this. >> re

president calvin coolidge reminded us that the whole system of american government rests on the ballot box and president reagan declared the right to vote is the crown jewel of american liberties. by establishing this commission, actionnt trump is taking to make sure the crown jewels shines brighter than ever before. i will have the honor to serve as president -- chairman of this commission and it is a pleasure to be here today. president trump knows this transcends party lines and i am proud this commission has put together bipartisan election experts and federal officials. together this bipartisan group will formate truly nonpartisan service to the american people. i would especially like to recognize our vice chairman who you will hear more from after the remarks. a man whose long-standing record has established him. appointed by privilege, would like to express my thanks to connie lawson who joined us as part of this panel. president trump knows the principle of one person, one vote is foundation to the american system of democracy. this system has been charged to study the registr

president calvin coolidge reminded us that the whole system of american government rests on the ballot box. president reagan declared that the right to vote is the crown jewel of american liberties. establishing this commission, president trump has taken action to ensure the ballot box remains, and that the crown jewel shines brighter than ever before. at the president's direction i will have the honor to serve as chairman of this commission, it is a privilege to convene this first meeting. president trump knows it transcends party lines and i am grateful this commission has brought together a group of fromtisan election experts the federal, state and local levels. together this group will perform a truly nonpartisan service to the american people. to recognize our vice chairman, who you will hear more from after the president's remarks. a man whose long service has established him as a leader of integrity. as a point of personal privilege would like to express my thanks to indiana secretary of eight. who joins us is a part of the panel. president trump knows the principle of one perso

and can't hurt another human being and take another life like they took my son's life. >> reporter: calvin was training hard to make a division 1 team. his family moved to san mateo from boston socal vin could play baseball year-round. >> baseball was his passion. just watching him play ball, that person robbed that from us. >> reporter: if you have any information regarding calvin's murder you are asked to call the united states park police tip line at 415-561-5150. all tips can remain anonymous. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> let's certainly hope that reward money does get some people talking. tara, we've also now got two possible suspect vehicles, and then along with that sketch. so a lot of information out there. >> reporter: that's right a. this has taken the u.s. park police quite awhile to release this second photo. this isn't the actual photo of the car, the suv, but what they believe may be linked to this crime. we originally had known that just one car was involved. but this is truly a revelation, the fact that this other car is involved. so they're

20-16 shooting of a student playing pokeman go.. 20-year old calvin riley was playing the game with his friends near aquatic park in san francisco when he was shot and killed by an unknown suspect.. riley was a student at delta college in stockten and went to high school in san mateo.. officials said the reward is being funded by the city of san francisco.. a formal announcemt is expected to be made on monday. (vicki )the woman accused of shooting a man in a costco parking lot will make her first court apperance tomorrow. this is the suspect...44- year-old nori tejero. the shooting happened around noon in the parking lot of the costco on almaden expressway in san jose. officers say one man was shot and he was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries... as of right now we don't know what made tejero shoot the man... a gun was taken into evidence and tejero was arrested and booked into the county jail. she is being held on 25-thousand dollars bail. ((steve)) tonight we are learning new details about lemuel wilson junior... he is the suspect charged with two-counts of murder in t

is being offered in the hunt for the killer of a college student murdered last year. 20-year-old calvin riley of san mateo was fatally shot while playing pokemon go inside aquatic park almost a year ago. police call it a random act, saying there was no confrontation or attempt to rob the victim before the killing. today the city of san francisco and the u-s park police have both added to the reward being offered by riley's family. the total now stands at 110-thousand dollars. today his mother pleaded with anyone with information to come forward. <"it would provide us closure, it would give us some comfort knowing the person who did this is off the streets and can't hurt another human being. and take a beautiful life like they took my sons life he was a beautiful soul."> ( steve ) this is the sketch of a man seen leaving from the scene that night. police have also say they are looking for two cars possibly connected to the case. they are described as a 2006-2009 dark audi a3 wagon and a 2013 white 4 door hyundai sonata. the mail carrier who was shot last week in oakland - while deliverin

calvin riley's mother says knowing her son's killer was behind bars and not able to hurt anyone elseamily some comfort. maureen kelly kron4 news ( darya ) the mail carrier who was shot last week in oakland while delivering mail... has been released from the hospital. the shooting happened near the corner of bancroft and avenal avenues shortly after noon on friday. the mail carrier was shot in the hip. officers say the shooting did not appear to be targeted. the postal service says it's offering a 50-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. ( darya ) two people have been arrested for the murder of a 17-year-old boy from morgan hill. 25-year-old giovanny ortiz and 18-year-old eric carter were arrested at a modesto motel. police say the pair shot alexis cardenas gutierrez in his car in santa clara last wednesday. when officers found the teenager, he had crashed his car. he later died at the hospital. officers say both ortiz and carter are at santa clara county jail and are scheduled to appear in court ( mark ) happening today... crews in san francisco will remove the

(vicki) calvin riley was shot while playing pokemon go at san francisco's aquatic park last august. tonight kron4's maureen kelly reports that the reward to find his killer is now six figures. we still feel like he's coming home. it's hard to realize it is not we don't know how to go long without it. we try our best every day to make sense and there's no sense in it. he's gone and our baby boy is not coming homethe mother of murder victim calvin riley struggled to hold back her emotions as she talked about her son. the 20 year old who played baseball for san jouquin delta college in stockon after graduating from junipero serra high school in san mateo was described as an amazing person.he loved life he love life to the fullest. he loved everybody around him he love to make everybody else happy. he just wanted to see everybody smile and if it's only one who's down he wanted to lift them up.uc park police say riley was killed while playing pokemon go as he walked here in aquatic park at around 10 oclock the night of august 6th last year. he was shot in the back in what appears to have

the daily commute for calvin seaver is a long one.beach. >> so this is my office. >> not bad. and imagination, and considerable skill. he turns one of the most common things in the world into but. >> i can't thing of another art art form more impermanent. collapse now behind us. >> you are okay with that? >> the artist has been creating sand castles since he was a small boy.e a reer in architecture, until he had a sudden realization. >> i don't really care so much about what is inside this thing. i like the outside as an object. >> so too do the children who gather around as he works. edges? >> i had wonderful encounters with people. that's definitely nice. they wed still be here during this. >> reporter: art for art's sake. siebert earns his living as artist assistance will sell a picture here and there. money has never been his motivation. >> i want to do something, all the time. be creative t if nobody knew i would be building a sand castle. summer or winter, he is a constant presence on rockaway beach. his creation maze disappear,

calvin is a constant presence on rockaway beach.ations may disappear, but not the beautiful memories given to those lucky enough to see them. don dahler, cbs news, long island. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news, and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >> welcome. i'm michelle miller. president trump's son-in-law and top adviser, jared kushner told his story as the investigation of russian interference in the presidential election picks up steam. kushner testified behind closed doors on capitol hill, and emerged to insist he did not collude with the crem len to help his father-in-law win the white house. other top aides will testify latd e later this week. >> mr. kushner how was your meeting? >> reporter: kushner told investigators he did meet with influential russians four times during campaign

premodern vice presidency, and i trace the modern vice presidency toward harding decision to invite calvin coolidge to be a member of the cabinet and to sit with the cabinet. no president had done that before. not that there were not vice presidency meetings occasionally like it would be with other cabinet members but to be a a formal member of the cabinet, he invited coolidge to that. so i described that is being a very pivotal moment in terms of the vice presidency as an institution in furthering its attachment as an executive institution. the origins are first of all it was an afterthought at the federal convention. alexander hamilton proposed having a vice president turkey was basing it on lieutenant governors, because lieutenant governors in the colonies and for states and whatnot. so this idea that you had a backup to the governor in that case, and, in fact, the original proposal for a vice president was to call them governor. and someone had suggested that aas a title for the vice president. so then in the federal convention moving forward, again it was proposed very late in the gam

and i trade this modern vice-presidency to warren hardings decision to invite calvin coolidge to be a member of the cabinet and sit with the cabinet. no president has done that about. not that there were the vice presidents in meetings but to be a formal member of the cabinet. invited coolidge to that. so i described that as as being a very pivotal moment of furthering the attachment as an executive institution. origins are if was an afterthought at the federal convention. alexander hamilton proposed having a vice president. he was basing it on lieutenant governors because there were lieutenant governors in the colonies and first states. so this idea you had a backup the gunfire and the roger proposal for a vice president was to call them governor. and someone suggested that as a title for the vice president. so then in the federal convention moving forward, again it was proposed very late in the game, and it was proposed really not to be a functioning position but just as a backup to the president if something were to happen to the president and heaven there the framersers were ambig

calvin is a constant presence on rockaway beach.ations may disappear, but not the beautiful memories given to those lucky enough to see them. don dahler, cbs news, long island. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news, and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. emerged to insist he did not collude with the crem len to help his father-in-law win the white house. other top aides will testify latd e later this week. >> mr. kushner how was your meeting? >> reporter: kushner told investigators he did meet with influential russians four times during campaign and transition. but those meetings he said were brief pa o approximately 15 countries. in fact, he said until recently he did not recall at all a 2016 meeting at trump tower with donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. kushner said he arrived at the meeting a little late a

me and calvin hung out all day. his first fireworks he didn't get to see.e have heavy rain moving into southern oklahoma northeastern texas. we have a stalled front on this area that has been producing the downpours this morning. nothing severe. but the rain could make things slow. if you're traveling along 44, 70, 40, those are the roads that will feature most of the heavier rain. here is the system, slowly starting to move sky outside right now and there's areas of light rain moving on to the capitol beltway and a lot of light rain across interstate 66 from the beltway out toward the blue rid. clouds and rain drops are in the low to mid 70s right now. it will be cooler today than yesterday. yesterday we topped out at 92, today we will be only about 10 degrees cooler than that, into the upper 70s and low 80s, maybe a rumble or two of thunder but not expecting anything in the way of severe weather today and a repeat performance of this tomorrow. t forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> coming up, can the former executive dubbed the most hated man in a

me and calvin hung out all day. his first fireworks he didn't get to see.e have heavy rain moving into southern oklahoma northeastern texas. we have a stalled front on this area that has been producing the downpours this morning. nothing severe. but the rain could make things slow. if you're traveling along 44, 70, 40, those are the roads that will feature most of the heavier rain. here is the system, slowly starting to move to the east. scattered showers and storms will fall through kentucky and west virginia, virginia and north carolina. nothing severe with this system. we could see as much as two to three, four inches of rain. especially back through arkansas. and there, you see through the appalachians, we could see heavier pockets of rain, as well. there's a second cold front, this is moving through the midwest on thursday. and has the potential of strong storms with (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know

. >> and he keeps going and going, that's 2-year-old calvin shannon of ohio making shot after shot.l and gets his inspiration from the movie face jam from michael jordon. calvin lives in the same town as ohio state, just perhaps the buckeyes will keep their eye on him. >> a california couple is getting attention for ditching tradition for their wedding. instead of a cake they had piÑata. it took a while for the piÑata to pop. when it did, the 200 guests were happy with the surprises inside. tell us what you think about this video. piÑatas must be the thing, i was at a birthday they had a piÑata. >>> here's a look at the stories we're following for you, someone shot and killed a young man in a normally peaceful delaware county community, police have collected several clues as they look for the shooter. >> president donald trump issues a new warning in the battle over healthcare reform. >> plus, have you been outside, feels more like fall than summer, another complete update from chris sowers and accuweather when we see you after the break. he gets things done stevfor south jersey.o t

they were destroyed by the republican ticket of warren g harding and calvin coolidge. now, for my words i say that warren g harding was the worst president in american history. most historians would say, well, maybe one of the worst. i think the only reason he wasn't the worst was because he died in office and he was defeated by calvin coolidge better known as silent cal. of a said once mr. coolidge got in office the only way you could recognize him from the furniture in the oval office was if he moved. [laughter] >> there was a woman sitting next to him in a dinner party at the white house one time and she said mr. coolidge i have a bad to that my girlfriend can get you to say more than two words. he looked at her and said, you lose. knowing it would be a wild before we got the democrats back in the white house again mr. roosevelt decided to work on wall street and he needed a good private secretary, so he asked me to work for him and i said i don't know mr. roosevelt, i find law work about the most boring thing in the world. there aren't any lawyers in the room, are

it's been almost a year since the murder of calvin riley. now investigators are hoping that a beefed up reward and new information will generate leads to solve this case. >> reporter: the murder of kerry ann riley's son is a cold case. 20-year-old calvin was shot to death while playing pokemon go. it happened last year around 10:00 at night. >> there's no sense in it. he's gone, he's just -- our baby boy is not coming home. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears represents the county where the rileys live. today she announced the city of san francisco is offering a $50,000 reward. the u.s. park police are adding $10,000, combined with the $50,000 already put forth by the riley family, the $110,000 might be enough to tempt someone to talk. >> the person who did this crime must be called to justice. >> reporter: there are new clues. today, park police said to 2009 black audi like this is of interest. and a second car has been changed to a 2013 four-door hyundai. the sketch of the suspect remains the same. >> it's so important for our family

. >> reporter: she says her son calvin was going to show a friend around the city. >> he came to my room and said bye. and i told him he was handsome and i loved him and be safe. >> around 10:00 p.m. of that night he was shot in the back as he walked along the shoreline. within days his parents offered a $50,000 reward. today the city of san francisco is adding another $50,000. >> it is not going to be a cold case. we will not allow it to become a cold case. >> reporter: u.s. park police are adding 10,000 more bringing the total to $110,000. but investigators have yet to find i motive. >> it is important for us to find closure. to find the person that shot my ba baby boy in the back. >> reporter: there have been developments in the case since it happened a year ago. we will have the very latest including the artist sketch of the suspect including two cars the police are looking for. coming up tonight. >> mark, thank you. hundreds of thousands of water dumped from a public water tank in the north bay after someone broke into the area. here is the view from our sky ranger. an alarm at the

a beer. >> i was happy to hold him. >> you look at calvin, like, who is that guy?ou give me the baby. >> i took calvin and i turned around, they were giving each other a high-five. >> smart. >> that was good. >> did you cook? >> brian worked yesterday. i worked in the morning. i didn't do anything. and i knew calvin would be asleep before the fireworks happened. so, i couldn't not have a burger. i cooked a burger and corn on the cob and my mom's pasta solisoli salad. >> that looks amazing. >> as i was chopping up the olives, i see the back of the can of olives. >> oh. that's what it is. >> it says, the difference between snacking on olives versus potato chips. fewer calories, lower fat. in what world is it okay to compare olives and potato chips? >> only in the olive world. the olives are like, yes. look how much better we are. >> they were black olives that you can put on your fingers. >> i used to do that as a kid. i used to do that, it's like drinking too much tequila. >> for decades you don't want to touch it. >> i don't know how you can compare these two? >> i

the daily commute for calvin seaver is a long one.ver an hour from his manhattan home to long island's rockaway beach. >> so this is your office? >> this is my office. >> not bad. >> with home made tools, water, and imagination, and considerable skill. he turns one of the most common things in the world into structures that are anything but. >> i can't thing of another art foreign minister th art form more impermanent. >> even if it falls it could collapse now behind us. >> you are okay with that? >> you got to be. >> the artist has been creating sand castles since he was a small boy. he almost chose a career in architecture, until he had a sudden realization. >> i don't really care so much about what is inside this thing. i like the outside as an object. >> you need an entrance. > so too do the children who gather around as he works. >> are you going to round the edges? >> i had wonderful encounters with people. that's definitely nice. but if they weren't here i would still be here during this. >> reporter: art for art's sake. sieber

it's been almost a year since the murder of calvin riley. now investigators are hoping that a beefed up reward and new information will generate leads to solve this case. >> reporter: the murder of kerry ann riley's son is a cold case. 20-year-old calvin was shot to death while playing pokemon go. it happened last year around 10:00 at night. >> there's no sense in it. he's gone, he's just -- our baby boy is not coming home. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears represents the county where the rileys live. today she announced the city of san francisco is offering a $50,000 reward. the u.s. park police are adding $10,000, combined with the $50,000 already put forth by the riley family, the $110,000 might be enough to tempt someone to talk. >> the person who did this crime must be called to justice. >> reporter: there are new clues. today, park police said a 2006 to 2009 black audi like this is of interest. and a second car has been changed to a 2013 four-door hyundai. the sketch of the suspect remains the same. >> it's so important for our

it's been almost one year since the murder of calvin riley. now investigators are hoping that a beefed up reward and some new information will help generate leads to solve this case. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler has the new information. >> reporter: the murder of carrie and riley's son is a cold case. calvin riley was shot to death while playing pokemon go at aquatic park august 6th of last year around 10:00 at night. >> there's no sense in it. he's gone. he's just, my baby boy is not coming home. >> reporter: jackie speier represents san mateo county where they live. today she announced the city of san francisco is offering a $50,000 reward. the u.s. park police are adding $10,000. combined with the $50,000 already put forth by the family, the $110,000 might it be enough to tempt someone to talk. >> the person who did this crime must be called to justice. >> reporter: there are new clues. today park police said a 2006 to 2009 black audi a3 suv like this is of interest and a second car thought to be a toyota has been changed to a 2013 four

. >>> the body of 44-year-old calvin dalton was found on the 1100 block of elkton road at 10:00. police are searching for the driver. >> we have an update do an investigation we have been following all day on "action news." philadelphia police just released this surveillance video. investigators believe the man on the left is the one that tossed a noose into a tree on 18th and lombard center city this morning. police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. last week an employee at the u.s. mint was accused of turning a rope into a noose and leaving it on the chair of a black employee. that employee has been placed on administrative leave. an update on the startle four years ago. many of you will remember when disabled adults were held in a dungeon. we'll hear from one of them speaking to the media for the first time. that member of the media was chad pradelli. >> jaden weighed 6 60-pounds whn she was found, literally on death's doorstep. today she's alive and well. >> the scars are evident. her forehead bears the marks where she was hit by a pistol. she suffered

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he saw me and he knows me as calvin. he said hey calvin before you leave i want to make sure that you get a book. i went and got the book and i read it. and of course like many of us i was further enlightened in of course became increasingly even more angry. so i think michelle for being here tonight. and i think susan for being here tonight. and i also think you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this would be the 90 second anniversary. and i think we all [applause]. i the pleasure of meeting her the other day in the housing projects. and i was immediately infatuated by her she is intoxicating in terms of what she brings in the passion she brings to her cause. until the death of her son drew her into this. the best selling author. the book of becoming this and would be on sale. downstairs in the bookstore. they get a copy. you'd be signing them. i am sure after you hear this discussion you will want to get a copy. our moderator tonight he is an award-winning author and journalist s

and then calvin slept. and when calvin wasn't sleeping, i was like, here, denise, my mother-in-law. ride yesterday. >> i see my daughter, leila, is working as a camp counselor on the west side. and i saw some of the kids with the camp name on it. i just texted her, i'm passing a bunch of your campers. she said, i'm in the park. she teaches musical theater. she said, come see me. i came over. you know, took a picture. >> that's adorable. >> and deborah said, you didn't embarrass her, did you? that's your immediate go-to? that would be yes. >> that's funny to surprise her at work. she often calls you when you're at work. on air. >> yes. >> she has been doing this morning. >> i like, too, people assume, i did when i didn't live in new york city, it's so big and impersonal, you would never bump into your daughter. it is very neighborhoody. that kind of thing definitely happens. >> and you didn't embarrass her? >> i did not. she was running up with a big smile. like papa. she normally doesn't call me. >> that's what she calls me. >> no, she doesn't. maybe she thought i was somebody else.