we will end with guy chapman. because we end with guy chapman, and he's a good place to end. we began with wilford owen. i want to end with guy chapman. this first quote you read earlier in the semester, but i want to remind you of it. it's a section of chapman's war memoir in which he talks about watching a battalion, his battalion, marching off toward the front. he goes into this present and past sort of view of things from 1930s eyes looking back at a memory. he recalls from 1930, going back and having this memory of men marching off toward the front. you can envision the battalion marching and the dust kicking up behind them. they are singing as they are marching. chapman writes, your life and death are nothing in the fields, nothing, no more than it is to the man planning the next attack. you are not even a pawn. your death does not prevent future wars. it won't make the world safe for your children. that's pretty disillusioned stuff, isn't it? if by your courage and your tribulation, by your cheerfulness before the dirty devices of the world you have won the love of tho

one last light on this, we'll end with guy chapman. i want to end with guy chapman. this first twelve -- i want to remind you of it. it is a section of chapman's war memo memo memoir in which he's talking about his battalion marching in the front. he goes in his present and past view effect from 1930s eyes looking back at his memory. having this memory of men marching off the front and you can envision that the battalion marching and the dust that's kicking up behind him and they're singing as they are marching. chapman writing your life and death is nothing to this field. do not upon and it won't make your world safe for your che children. that's disillusion stuff, is it? >> you won the love of those who watched you. all we remember is your living face and we loved you from being our clan and spirit. that's not fitting in with the first half of the paragraph. guy chapman, why are ucoyou you confusing us? >> what are we supposed to take away with that? what's his memory showing us? is it showing us anything? >> experiencing in soldier sacrifices and the meaning behin

chapman dropped the keys in the driveway and it was gone the next morning. th home not far from chapman's and the police say the teens were trying to move the van again. they say both teens have long criminal records. >> it's concerning they are so young and have these long criminal histories. we are hoping this will wake them up and realize there are going to be impacts on their lives. >> i mentioned that the van was pay for the deductible to fix it with the insurance and chap shn says she is grateful for that. the teens are facing felony charges. back to you. help them out, that was a really nice thing to do. and we have just learned that an 82-year-old man in pasco county beaten and robbed by a teen has died less than 24 hours later. a 14-year-old is expaalexander perez puck walkede victim and began to beat him and forced him into the house were he continued to beat the man. police arrived but the victim did not want to go to the hospital. >> and the mayor says it will seusewageproblem. >> just three weeks ago wastewater was flowing from this treatment fa

chapman can try again in two years. of us are never far from our cell phones. >> there is new evidence that those devices can be a big danger for kids. researchersfound children are a lot more distracted by cell phones than adults especially when crossing the street. grown-ups in the study felt it was safe to be talking on a cell phone while walking. but children were slower to react if you haven't had that talk with your kids about cell phone safety, experts say this is a >> at 5:00, las vegas native roy b country nelson has done it. and now40 percent of adults say they want to know thecredit score of a person before they asked them out on a date . >> he told fox sports that he run a credit check on her future white before their seconddate . >> interesting. i wonder how that conversation went. by the way, can iget your social security number . by the way, in case you are wondering, women are more apt to check the credit score of a romantic i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right no

bj plaskett from metro's office of community engagement joins us, along with student malijah chapman student malijah chapman lvmpd safe neighborhood 3 on 3 9/17, doors open 7am cox basketball tournament sat. 9/17, doors open 7am cox pavillion free and before we go, here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup-- news live at 3. but remember - we are always on and be sure to watch 13 action >> announcer: today, michael's feelin' peachy with adam brody -- clinton's trying out some new dance moves. and carla takes on your dares in our first-ever hashtag dare week! come join the fun right now on "the chew!" [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon, and welcome to "the chew!" thank you very much. well folks, according to the calendar summer is officially over. but guess what? you can still savor the season with the best of late summer produce! we're showing you how to create delicious seasonal dishes in our farmers market frenzy! [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys. >> hey.

but there was a struggle and officer michael chapman pulled out a taser. police said that brown ran before getting tased again and tackled. he ended up going into cardiac arrest and dying, but not before telling officers that he could not breathe. listen to the police dispatch audio from that night. >> reporter: officer chapman and several others involved in this case are being sued for excessive force. but in court filings that they have denied the charges of course. i'll keep you posted on what >> derick, they are calling for an independent investigation right into the recent shooting of the 13-year-old boy all in front of city hall. and check it out right here where they would rally for king who is shot and killed by police after he pulled a bb gun that looked just like a real weapon. protesters walked inside city hall, carrying a list of demands with them. and they want the city to move away from the organizers criticized a city for blaming tyrie for his own murder. >> why is this 13-year-old dead when he had a bb gun? that's one side of the story. we'

someone stole his specially designed van right out of his name is eric chapman. he has battled als for five years equals that van for is rob vee os reasons his life line. it's the only way to see his world beyond his front porch. and chris is here now. and this van has a story behind it right. >> and not only is it his medical life life goat him to his value bell aiments but there's more to it than. that and i hope quhofer has that van out there here's this and the family in her receipted that van to to him who lost his life to als and when he losses his life they were going to donate the van to another family with als. and margarita chapman went outside at 11:00 this morning t was gone and it is a devastating blow for this couple. margarita says not only do they depend on that van to getter can to his medical appointments but it's really freedom and normalcy. >> my husband is trapped in his body with als so we try not to be trapped in our lives. even even though we might not go out as much but just to know we have the van available to us so we can drive down the

investigators say alfred chapman of pittsburg hut and killed a pedestrian.nt, they'll only say the victim was an adult man. chapman stayed at the scene and was cooperative but failed a field sobriety test. he was arrested for dui and vehicular manslaughter. he has prior dui's on his record. >>> the chp reports they were 169 arrests for suspicion of driving under the influence and one fatal collision blamed on dui. that compares to year where they reported 224 arrests. >>> a group against the soda tax in san francisco says ads running in support of that ballot measure are not true. san francisco's measure v one propose a $0.01 for ounce tax on sugary links. but opponents are calling the measure attacks on groceries and say ads that suggest the money raced by the tax will go to health focused programs are false. >> they go into the general fund where politicians use the funds for whatever they want. if they want to use them for police officers, painting streets, they can do that. >> they estimate the tax would raise $15 million every year and confirms the mone

this from zach chapman. estes park, spectacular colorado shot. and wood ducks. these aren't decoys. they're actually wood ducks. temperatures for tonight, mostly in t eastern plains. the mountains 30s and lower 40s. and out west, temperatures in the 40s and lower 50s. tomorrow much like today. 70s, 80s over the eastern plains, southeast approaching that 90 degree mark. higher elevations in the 70s and out west 70s and lower 80s. your forecast for tonight, clear skies, 53 and 49 the overnight lows. for tomorrow, sunny and warm again, just like today, 81 and 80. for the next several cloudy skies, lower 80s. then we're in the 70s scomchl that's just a little more seasonal. and is we do have a chance farn isolated shower -- chance for an isolated shower or thunderstorm through the weekend. >>> if you're traveling abroad soon you may. to check your passport. even if it isn't,, ,, in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and

but cmu's super cooper rush can pass..and unlv wasn't objecting..recei ver mark chapman in a different area code than attack..air chippewa was in full force.. rush to cory willis.. 28-21 central michigan at half.. and the rebels had no answer..quarter back cooper rush threw for 352 yards and 6 touchdowns.. 44-21 chippewas improve to 3-0..unlv drops to 1-2 former canyon springs star donnel pumphrey ran fro 280 yards last week.. this week..ho-hum 220 and 3 touchdowns.. that's 500 yards in two weeks..and san diego state can't get enough..they stay undefeated after college football can humble the heavily favorited in a hurry.. iowa entered saturday ranked 13th in the country..they hosted division 1-aa north dakota state..who is anything but a pushover the bison aiming for the biggest win in program history..they score late and trail by one.. but they get the ball back and have a chance to win... cam pederson beats the buzzer with a 37 yard game winning field goal..23-21..ndsu shocks #13 #12 michigan state but the spartans countered with vengeance..35 unanswered points.. check out this conn

fitness expert kimi rae chapman is here. why should we plank? kimi: plank is so good. it gets your transversus is?kimi: that inner most, that's behind your abs. you can't have a six pack if you don't pull in the inner muscle first.. especially for women who have had babies.rebecca: all right, kimi you're in a basic plank position, what are we making sure to do when we're planking.kimi: our tail is down but not caved, we're pushing plugging out of the shoulders, charging from the heels so we're lifting the inner thighs and breathing.reb ecca: and breathing. how long should we long as you can.rebecca: is five seconds to start okay?kimi: five seconds is excellent.reb ecca: so if that is challenging, do we have a modification?kimi: for a beginner, this is a great way to start plank without getting injured. we are getting our first look it is opening to the public this week. the 2008 flood destroyed the old hancher auditorium. the university decided to put the new building on higher ground, farther from the river. it took three years to build it, and a ribbon cutting will t

super cooper rush can pass..and unlv can't defend today..receiver mark chapman in a different area code than any defensive back.. more central michigan passing attack..air chippewa was in full force.. rush to cory willis.. and the rebels had no answer..cory willis blazing a trail through unlv's defense.. quarterback cooper rush threw for 352 yards and 6 touchdowns.. 44-21 chippewas improve to 3-0..unlv drops to 1-2 third week of college football and no one is safe.. not you alabama..not you iowa against division one aa north dakota state..and especially not team in the land with ease.. lamar jackson..part quarterback/ part superhero the heisman trophy frontrunner decimated the seminoles with his legs and his arm.. jackson threw for 216 yards and a touchdown..and ran for another 140 and 4 touchdowns.. florida state was boat raced in louisville.. 63-20 division i-aa north dakota state looking for the biggest win in program history..the bison score late but go for 2 and fail.. trailing by 1.. the buzzer with a 37 yard game winning field goal..23-21..ndsu shocks #3 iowa on the road ((sharie

. >> reporter: and brian chapman also saying that his company leading accreditation agencies for background checks and neither one have been consulted about what kind of background check there's are and what might work best. it comes down to what the commission decides to do tomorrow when it comes to regulating the drivers and the apps that you use all the time. reporting live at tampa international airport, abc action news. >> thank you, cara. >>> representative dana young and 12 other accepting the commission a letter asking to vote against the proposed rules and hold off any decisions until 2017 on ride sharing. the legislature will take up ride sharing next year and will pass stayed wide regulations. >>> democrats in the u.s. house now calling for a federal investigation into donald trump's donation to florida attorney general pam bondi. members of the house judiciary committee sent loretta lynch a the case. the trump foundation donated $25,000 to bondi's campaign, shortly after she decided not to investigate trump university. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc actio

thank you so much. >> thank you. >> go down and visit don at chapman automotive. they're located on east sahara with another in the valley in henderson. for more information, visit the web site on your screen, or call the number listed. and up next, we're dancing, "dancing with the stars" begins tonight's, guys. our chat with marilu henner and jake t. austin and hey, a community event to about before the break. it's henderson's music and food experience. cheers to chocolate for easter seals of nevada is this friday. it runs from 7 to 10:00 p.m. in the district at green valley ranch. to purchase tickets and find more, head to the web site on your screen. >> in our hot in hollywood report this morning, the competition is back. "dancing with the stars" season 23 hits the dance floor tonight. >> yes. this morning we have two hopefuls vying for that elusive mirror ball trophy, jake t. austin and marilu henner join us before the big premiere. good morning, guys! >> good morning. oh, my gosh, it's so close. it's crazy! we're so excited. >> you're dancing shoes, they are

but cmu's super cooper rush can pass..and unlv wasn't objecting..recei ver mark chapman in a different area code than attack..air chippewa was in full force.. rush to cory willis.. 28-21 central michigan at half.. and the rebels had no answer..quarter back cooper rush threw for 352 yards and 6 touchdowns.. 44-21 chippewas improve to 3-0..unlv drops to 1-2 former canyon springs star donnel pumphrey ran fro 280 yards last week.. this week..ho-hum 220 and 3 touchdowns.. that's 500 yards in two weeks..and san dieg s after stomping northern illinois college football can humble the heavily favorited in a hurry.. iowa entered saturday ranked 13th in the country..they hosted division 1-aa north dakota state..who is anything but a pushover the bison aiming for the biggest win in program history..they score late and trail by one.. but they get the ball back and have a chance to win... cam pederson beats the buzzer with a 37 yard game winning field goal..23-21..ndsu shocks #13 iowa #12 michigan state but the spartans countered with vengeance..35 unanswered points.. check out this connection.. tyl

. >>> we have good news for you today about that van that was stolen from eric chapman who suffers from als. >> the van was found. eric and his wife have gotten it as the now's nicole grigg found out, it isn't in any condition to get him to important doctor appointments. >> reporter: if only every thief had to meet every person they're really robbing. >> that must be part of the car. >> reporter: someone would have to face margie's husband, eric chapman. >> yeah. >> reporter: we talked to him just yesterday. someone stole his handicap van >> reporter: eric has als. he is completely paralyzed and his van is the only way to get to and from doctor's appointments. >> they already trapped him in their body. they shouldn't be trapped in their home. >> reporter: margie was thankful when someone found their van until -- >> until we realized it's not drivable. >> reporter: margie says it won't go anywhere. the axle is likely broken. >> it's a violation. i don't even want to clean it now. >> reporter: tampa police say it was found in this off of 14th avenue, just four miles from eric. today i tal

kevin chapman was a member of a group called young torture that used an app to trade child point. they caught him with over 1000 photos. he pleaded guilty in june. >>> donald trump meeting with mexico's president. the claims plan to build a wall that mexico's presence city leaders to discuss the wall and he told trump mexico will not pay for it. in arizona trump told supporters he is committed to building the wall paid for by the mexican government. >>> hillary clinton says his trip will not undo the damage his campaign has done. she telling her supporters people have to know they can count on a president and cannot count on trump. >>> more news still ahead including a puppy recovery and a woman now intel. reason for trying to operate on a little pitbull. >> the women cheers as her young son is tossed off a bridge and the recent police -- recent police are getting involved. >>> download the new abc action news app for your mobile phone >>> new developments tonight. >> a family is asking the justice department to investigate two deputies. the body cameras recording a november confr

the van was designed to transport eric chapman. his wife margarita said she dropped the keys in the dr driveway some time last week. when she woke up the next morning, the van was gone. the van was found at a house near 14th street and fowler not too far away from their home. police say the thieves are a 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl. >> it's concerning that they are so long and they have these long drift histories we are hoping they will change this and maybe this will wake them up and realize there will be impacts on their life. >> reporter: community has raised money to help pay the insurance deductible on that van. the chapmans want to thank everyone who has helped out. >>> a home health care worker is accused of stealing from a 104-year-old woman. hillsborough county deputies say rosario worked for the woman in sun city center. back in july and august, deputies say she stole several she remains behind bars on petty theft and exploitation of the elderly charges. >>> mayor rick krisman says will take millions of dollars

the good news tonight, eric chapman got his van back. unfortunately the bad news, the van was found with less than -- woman's driveway. unfortunately the meme who stole the van ruined it and now the van is undriveable. >> it's a violation. i don't even want to clean it in and out -- clean it now. you know. >> as to who stole the van, that's a mystery tonight and no arrests have been made. >>> a counter protest to the growing protest. we told you how four miami dolphins took a knee during the national anthem in the season open kaepernick's demonstration against police brutality. you will see dolphins fans burning the jerseys and other team merchandise belonging to the four players in question. >> i think this is the wrong platform. everybody is titled to their beliefs. we have freedom of speech. but not on the football field. they're here to play football. that's the wrong atform. says he may not continue to kneel during the national anthem. >>> there's a lot of mystery surrounding the murder of a florida state professor. it's a case that

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seconds lieutenant matthew chapman is a soldier in a strange land. >> as a 23-year-old from new jersey, i never thought in a million years that i'd be here. >>reporter: richt stotz is sergeant the third platoon and like any sge ages, marches according to orders. >> being in the american army, you got to be ready for anything. so, doesn't really surprise me that we have changed our mind-set and trying to get back into it? >>reporter: the cold war suddenly heating up. i'm scott thuman for "full measure." >> thanks, scott. ahead on "full measure," we're calling out the government for wasting your money. walt disney. father of mickey mouse. find out why the federal government spent 600,000 of your tax dollars to make a film on a life story already so well >> follow the money, maddening examples of tax pair waste in a report called america's most wasted run away spending. senator john mccain gathered the examples, 51 of them, $25,000 national endowment for the arts grant for an art project entitled "something rotten." >> it's garbage art is what they were, happened to be paying money for. a

the aroldis chapman show. how about a 102-mile-per-hour fastball that brandon belt couldn't get to. bottom of the 12th, joe nathan back in the giant uniform for the first time since '03. giants drafted him 17 years ago. he struck out kris bryant. how about that. capped off a 1-2-3 inning. look at the face pillows. nice. bottom 13. hayward at the plate again. it's a bloop. it's a drop. that's your ball game. cubs won it 3-2. they took 3-4 games in the series. giants' record since the all star break, wait for it. 16-30. meantime, the scene shifts to clayton kershaw and the dodgers. kershaw is going to be activated this week against the padres. yasiel puig back in a smash. he crushed a bottom 3rd homer. a three-run blast. his first homer since being recalled from the minors earlier this week. the dodgers beat the padres 7-4. what does it all mean? it means the giants trail the dodgers by three games in the west, 26 games left. and you see that wildcard. the giants with the lead there so nothing to be worried about there but you want to win the division. you really do. >>> meantime, a t

midway through the 1st, on 3rd and 9, matt korman hits aaron chapman for the score, waterford leads 7-0. in the 2nd, more wolverines, this time they go to the ground and jared krattiger busts through the line and scoots in from 18 yards out rout is on. and waterford rolls 35-0. thanks to your voting, we have a winner for our high school blitz game of the week. tom pipines will be heading to kenosha for the indian trail-tremper game. so that means he will feature the game on fox 6 news at 6, 9 and during the blitz at 10. fresh off of a series win against baseball's best team, the cubs, the brewers were looking to bring the same energy and results to st. louis in hopes of playing spoiler against the cardinals. after the cardinals take a 1-0 with a solo home run in the 2nd. the next batter gives the brewers a 2-1 lead as orlando arcia hits his 3rd home run of the year. in the 6th,the brewers blow the game open, wcoring 6 runs in the inning, 2 coming on the hernan perez double. he goes 4-5 with 3 rbi's . and the brewers win their 3rd straight, 12-5. the 3rd stage of the fed ex cup playoff

. >> reporter: margarita chapman breathing a sigh of relief. her husband eric has als and that van is the only means getting anywhere. >> to my husband it was devastating because he thought we were never going to get it back. >> reporter: stolen last week after margarita accidentally dropped the keys in their driveway, the next morning it was gone. eric paralyzed from the neck down was devastated. he couldn't go anywhere, so he never got out of bed. police say 15-year-old julius royal and 14-year-old lemeyah lloyd stole the van and parked it in this west tampa driveway. the woman who lives there knew you helped somebody? >> i feel good about that. >> reporter: there's more. the woman had gave them the van, her son died of als, so they passed it down with the promise it would be given to someone else next. >> so it's a gift that keeps on giving to people in need because that's very expensive, a wheelchair accessible van, for somebody. you don't prepare for this. >> reporter: the couple certainly wasn't prepared for eric's als diagnosis, but they

seconds lieutenant matthew chapman is a soldier in a jersey, i never thought in a million years that i'd be here. >>reporter: richt stotz is sergeant the third platoon and like any sergeant through the ages, marches according to orders. >> being in the american army, you got to be ready for anything. so, doesn't really surprise me that we have changed our mind-set and trying to get back into it? >>reporter: the cold war suddenly heating up. i'm scott thuman for "full measure." >> thanks, scott. ahead on "full measure," we're calling out the government for wasting your money. know this man? of course you do. walt disney. father of mickey mouse. find out why the federal government spent 600,000 of your tax dollars to make a film on a i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. and his suits in mexico. in fact, the real donald trump outsourced his products and jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don't make things >> follow th

work.john chapman shows how this weekend -- she heard his heart beat again. again. 14-year- organ donor, joe hansen got his heart.joe met calen's family for the first time this week. sawn grace admits she was not thinking about giving up her son's heart, before she even started to mourn his death.(dawn grace, calen's mom) "but when i was asked to donate i was very angry, i thought they were crazy, calen was fine."but grace says her son appeared in a vision and donation.(dawn grace, calen's mom) "he come to me and he says 'momma, what would i do? this is not about you. what would i do?' and i got on the phone and i told them i would because that's who calen was." who calen was, saved joe's life.joe is back to work, going to college and thankful that calen and his family are organ donors. to tell everybody that uh 'this could happen to you' um everyone needs to donate. you never know, your child or you might need help from a total stranger, just never know but it is the right thing to do." what do you say to a family who gave you their son's heart. transplant r

it appears in john chapman's 1884 painting of that room. today, it can be found in the upper hall at tutor place. in addition to the furniture and objects are discussed, our collection has 50 complete textiles associated with the washington family, including one of the 12 needlepoint cushions that martha washington cross stitched over 36 years. intending to use the cushions on a set of chairs at mount vernon. she completed the final cushion a few months before her death after which the cushions were divided evenly among her granddaughters. also in the collection, these late 18th century english roast blankets. -- rose blankets. these textiles are called rose blankets because of the rosing motif found on them. we have a number of fragment textiles, including pieces of martha washington's down and place and upholstery and curtain fabric purported to be from the philadelphia presidents house passed down through the family. last but not least, everyday objects like the soap i mentioned earlier and buttons. the final group of objects related to

thanks to a witness and police, chapman has his van back. any of this. it was ridiculous. it was unnecessary. i'm grateful at the end that the van is fixable. >> the damage to the van is $2,000. we are told the teen thieves both confessed to stealing it. they have extensive criminal histories. >>> a tampa bay bucs player was released in more ways than one. the team released the tight end following a dui arrest early friday morning. fhp released video of the arrest. a trooper stopped him on i-275 reportedly going almost 80 in a 50 mile-per-hour zone. then later friday morning jenkins had nothing to say as wheel. >> also based upon our previous arrest that driver had had, he was supposed to have an ignition interlock device in his vehicle, which he did not have. >> the team's general manager sent out a news release stating the bucs were disappointed and this was the best decision at the time. >>> right now residents in charlotte, north carolina are waking up after another night of protests. this is in the wake of a new video showing the deadly encounter between keith scott a

matthew chapman who happened to be charles darwin's great-great-grandson is also a screen writer and wrote runaway jury and directed the movies. he and i were up for adapting a biography of albert einstein and then a strike came along and we were all without work and we had a little time on our hands and we were frustrated by the low polity of the political discussion of that point time. from our point of view, those have as large an impact of foreign challenges on everyone's daily lives. we decided to try to do something about it which led us down a twisty rabbit hole. >> so you've written this book which you title the war on science and you've described it a bit, but it sounds to me like, the term war on science is just an organized opposition. science advocates are facing organized opposition or is this just coming from different borders as you've described and industry and politics? >> it's both, it is organized, particularly the industrial war on science, there's a large network of grassroots front groups that are being funded by the industry that follow a fairly prescribed stra

matthew chapman,my co founder of science tee bait' four other people and i noticed this, and at that point in time these five has conjected 171 different vied for the then candidates for president and asked them nearly 3,000 questions. how many do you suppose mentioned the words "global warming" or climate change. the biggest economic and environmental question. any guesses? ten? i heard member else. two? another cynic, you're stealing all my material. six. it was six. to put that in perspective, there were three questions about ufos. that the seriousness the national press corps placed on the issue you've think that's 2008. we have come a long way, right? we just had the paris climate accords. 159 different countries came together for the first time to begin rebuilding the international economy and moving us slowly off of carbon. in the week following, the democrats and the run republics both had presidential debates. one on cnn, one on abc. how many question dozen you suppose the journalists asked them in the republican debate about climate change? zero. right. but how many do you

the spartans take on the golden hurricanes at chapman stadium. kickoff at 4:00 p.m.night number 8 stanford played their season opener against kansas state. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. after finishing second in the heisman trophy race last year, all as are on the star mccarthy. they wanted to stop number 5. this may be the prettiest touchdown that doesn't count. mc caffery fielding the punt inside the 5. that's a no-no and he was scolded after the game. lookout now, it's white lightning! gone! 97 yards, but it's called back because of a block in the back by a freshman. ryan burns making his first career start. completed his first ten passes. second quarter, a wide-open michael rechter. 10-6. look at this move right there! leaving some lingerie on the field above a defender. k-state hung in there. made it a six-point game. and icing it. another scamper. he will catch him from behind. a 41-yard touchdown. 126 yards rushing on the night. 210 all-purpose yards and two tds as stanford wins 26-13. >> hap

at chapman stadium. last night, number 8 stanford played against kansas state.c 7 sports director larry beil with the highlights. >> good morning, everybody. all eyes on christian mccaffrey this season. the cardinal kicked off against kansas state. the wildcats were determined to swarm him and stop number 5. this may be the prettiest touchdown that doesn't count. mccaffrey stealing the punt, a no-no, david shaw scolded him for that after the game. tackle of attaafteof attackeaft. it's called back because of a block in the back by a freshman. ryan burns making his first start, completed his first ten passes. second quarter, a wide open michael rechter. mccaffrey, the human highlight reel. look at that move right there. leaving some lingerie on the field by the defender right there. 35-yard, stanford at the half. a six-point game late. 41-yard touchdown there. 126 yards rushing on the line, 210 all-purpose yards and two tds as stand formed wins 26-13. >> happy to win, happy to finish the game on the field. not clean, not pretty in the second half. but we played ha

it comes too late for the families of 28-year-old augustein seen here and 47-year- old scene chapman. they were shot and killed a month ago in that park. security cameras have not worked for years despite signs at the park saying it was under 24 hour surveillance. >> i was very, very upset. i knew that was their only way to solve the homicide. it's an operation where it should have taken years but i can say they worked. >> now, the control center at the park was flooded by a nearby bathroom. the surveillance systems was never repaired until this week. >> california's great american amusement park has shut down an attraction just after it opened. the virtual reality experience created by the ride fear vr was offensive to people who suffer with mental illness. riders were strapped into chairs given reality goggles and transported to a haunted psychiatric ward. >> it's not the stereo type of the dangerous psychopath on the loose breaking out of the hospital. it's incredit ably damaging. it's appalling in this day and age places like that still exist. it makes you realize there was so muc

the widow of augustine vigil, who was killed along with his friend, sean chapman. >> i was very upset i knew that was the only way to solve the homicide. >> reporter: the city knew a year ago, that this room had been funded by a nearby bathroom, but never got it fixed until this week. >> sadly enough, we had a tragedy, and now they're an operation where they shouldn't have taken years to get it done. but i can say they work. >> reporter: she has mixed emotions. >> it's a little relief, just to know not another family would go through the same thing, and there will be no homicide here that will be unsolved again. but there's nothing that would bring him back. it's already too late. >> reporter: oakland police are still working the case, and have not made any arrests. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> great america shuts down one of its newest attractions. the halloween haunt that sparked a real backlash. >> and the return of some wet weather. chief meteorologist bill martin with a chance of showers in the forecast. >>> california's great america amusement park has shut down

police found the van about three minutes from the owners eskimo avenue home of the heat margarita chapman's husband eric depend ond that van t. was medical poissments he suffers from als. margarita says the tow truck had to return the van because it was not drive able. >> that say great follow up. we were hoping last night it would be found in tact. pairntly there's some damage to it but hopefully someone will help them out with the repairs they need to get that van rolling again. >> we'll find out about that tomorrow. >> and a bed bug infestation. >> yes and people at a local apartment complex are worried as they lay down tonight. >> quite terrifying. bed because your scared you're going wake up with bites. >> but well teal you why some of the residents are frayed to report bed bug problem to management. >> and surveys determining sal a reesms tonight at 10:30, why some experts say performance base pay could be the waive the future. we'll talk about that. paul, hi there. hi kelly. pretty unevent. if you a couple showers and here's a look at the rain to the east and rain to the wesms a trop

. >> jim chapman and his family are heading to fenwick island. >> we are going no matter what. we will keep a close eye on it. we'll adjust plans accordingly. brianne: for some, adjusting plans is not that easy. in ocean city many hotels have a 72-hour cancellation policy. so folks have to pay even if the wet weather keeps them home. >> the only concern we have is the wind. brianne: no concern for the cancellation policy for this family. they have their own camper. they plan to head out and enjoy whatever mother nature brings. >> wait and see. sit inside. relax. enjoy the liquid sunshine. brianne: a.a.a. predict it may be lore than some sum every holidays this year, the labor day weekend will come with high travel volume thanks to lower gas now for many they say they hope they will at least get one good day. possibly in the weekend. of course, that track as you heard doug talk about still flushed out. meanwhile, though, many say now they have to make sure they were packing the raincoat and the umbrella instead of their flip-flops and beach chair. reporting live, brianne carter,

. >> a hand massage for eric chapman by his soulmate. >> the pain is awful. >> today he couldn't even get out of bed. >> and he could only talk to us through a small whisper. >> i like to go places. >> and a microphone to help us hear him. >> just days ago someone took and from his appointments, as he suffers from als. >> they are all ready trapped in their bodies they shouldn't be trapped in their home. they shouldn't be prevented from going anywhere that they desire. >> he has been fighting a hard battle he was diagnosed five years ago and his now paralyzed. >> it is known to be 2 to 5 years, and he will be heading into five years on november 8. >> this was parked outside wednesday off of eskimo avenue. margie is begging. >> if you don't want to drop it off on my door, drop it off on the street. >> right now, there are no suspects or video. this was a present eric from another man who died from als. >> only from an eric passes away it is for me to pass on to another family. >> we pass it along, the and someone took it from him. >>> let's take a live look outside, right now. that is

. >> reporter: derek chapman another waterfront resident describes the frightening scene. he says the boat drifted so far all three had difficult swimming back to it. the woman was first to reach the boat and tried to help both of her friends. >> the person in the boat decided to toss some life jackets and the person went down started dragging the other person then let him go swimmer has not been released yet. we're told his parents were among those on shore monitoring this search. it's expected to resume tomorrow morning at 6:30. reporting live in reply mouth, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> less than a day after the city placed him administrative leave gloucester police chief is stepping away from his wrol a nonprofit. he was bowing out of his role with the police assisted addiction recovery mission. program which sentenced people to treatment not jail. >> he's helped the community as far as the opioid problem that many towns are having and we just hope it all turns out well for him. >> he told fox 25 the investigation has nothing to do with his role as chief. we have also

top of the 11th, time for the cubs to get chapman, the 102- mile an hour fastball, and brandon bell couldn'tcatch up with it, to the bottom of the 12th. joe nathan back in the uniform for the first time since 2003. they drafted him 17 years ago. describing out chris bryant to cap off the 1-2-3 inning. nice base pillows. the 13th. hayward at the plate. that's a bloop, a drop, and that's the ball game. cubs took three of four in the series and the giants' record since the all star break, 16- 30. kershaw will be activated this week against the padres, and back away and gone. a bottom of the 3rd, 3-run blast, and his first homer since being recalled this week. the dodgers beat the padres 7- 4. the giants win? the dodgers win? put it this way, the giants are v to do to win the national league west. in the meanwhile, check this finish in oakland. the red sox finale, and here's the retiring, david ortiz, and graveman gave him something to think about in his last game here. ortiz not happy, and 6 1/3 shutout innings, and rodriguez. boy, did he show off! a no hitter into the 8th, before marcus simion

like that sting guy, tracy chapman, and saint bruce of asbury, and, most famously, his frequent collaborator started to talk about you when you were age 12 when you started to perform, um, professionally. >> youssou: yeah. >> anthony: but did you come from a musical tradition? >> youssou: my mom, she's a griot. griot are the storytellers. they are also singers, rappers, and everything. and i grow with my grandma, she was big singer. she give me a lot of things. and from there going to the school for two years then left the school and start my career. >> anthony: wow. >> youssou: ah. >> anthony: that looks good. >> youssou: that's good. good, good, good, good, good. thank you. >> anthony: so what's the future? twenty years from now. where will senegal be? >> youssou: what i hope is in 20 years senegal is gonna be the place for great and big contribution of what we call islam. >> anthony: do you think there's any danger of the kind of radical islam that we see taking hold in many places in africa? >> youssou: all these people who are using the religion, muslim religion, to do bad things, i thi

making repairs and it could take a couple of hours with no word on how it affects the school day in chapman drive and virginia avenue. the santa clara county fire department said the scar crashed in the parking lot causing the gas main break and crews were out there for half an hour. we have reached out to the school district to get more information for parents on how it could affect your child's school day as it begins. i will pass it along as soon as the information is in the live desk. >> developing news from the south bay now, imagine taking director dog to the emergency vet and getting shot with a pellet gun. >> police are sending for whoever did it. a police officer was lit but not hurt. our reporter is in san jose. tiffany? >> a very scary afternoon here at the shopping center. a vet who was working at clinic behind me said that she was outside with a man and his dog and pellets starting flying at them and the man was hit in the leg, the dog escaped injury and they all ran inside for cover and call police. sky 7 shows the police response, and one officer was also struck by a pellet a