and charged with the first degree murder of chris kyle and chad littlefield. e days later, a rainy gray day in dallas, thousands file into at&t stadium, home of chris's beloved dallas cowboys to pay respects to a fallen american hero. >> i stand before you a broken woman, but i am now and always will be the wife of a man who is a warrior both on and off the battlefie battlefield. >> chris kyle's funeral precession, providing the movie's poignant final moments. the pictures taken from real life like these unforgettable images captured by abc stations kvue and wfaa. >> the drive to austin to the cemetery -- >> 200 miles of people lining the streets at every overpass and bag pipers and people stopped on the other side of the freeway. it was that feeling of patriotism and acceptance that that goes right in line with chris's life. >> today, taya still has mixed feelings about this place. where her husband spent so much time. >> for him to lose his life in that manner, has to just -- you must look at the heavens and go, are you kidding me. >> yeah. >> he didn't even

republicans compared to democrats. >>> taya kyle opened up how she is carrying on without her husband chris kyle, she sat down with robin roberts for an ent view. >> its scenes like these that inspired taya kyle to right her book. forever immortalized in american sniper. >> it was my chance to share that side too i think he has earned it. taya giving us a look into his tender side, captured on never before seen home videos listen to when he talked to his son bubba before his third deployment. >> it's time to go to bed. when i'm gone you can look at the tape. little did anybody know that time would come so soon. >> we the jury find eddie ray routh guilty. he survived countless battles, was murdered here on american soil by a marine that claimed to be insane. >> when you open the book four words jump out, love, war faith renewal. why those four words. >> love certainly is always a key thing for me the war taught me a lot. it brought the greatest pain in our marriage and also brought greater strength i had to rely on my faith and renewal is a constant process. she moved the wedding ring to her righ

chris kyle the loving father and husband gone much too soon. >> wow. kyle is finally ready to return with us to the place where chris was taken from her. >> i don't know. it's something -- it's confusing and almost unthinkable that somebody would do that right here. >> reporter: on that tragic february morning in 2013 chris was setting out to counsel a marine suffering from ptsd who served in iraq eddie ray rout. >> chris was going to do something charitable and kind and something he didn't really have time for -- he is one of those guys who made time. >> reporter: he asked his best friend chad littlefield to come with him and rout to the range southwest of dallas. >> chris was in the front and chad was behind. >> reporter: rout waits until chris has fired his shots down range and guns down chad. then before chris knows what's happening, routh shoots him six times all in the back. >> i know they didn't either one of them saw it coming. >> reporter: routh takes his gun and truck and heads to hi sister's house telling her he just killed two men. the seco

. >>> and taya kyle, the widow of american sniper chris kyle shares a note to herself. that's the cbs news for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great memorial day weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

through all the wars. >> we had the chance to sit down with his wife taya kyle as she was signing her new book about live after chris and so much more. >> it's healing to know you're not alone. >> went night at valley forge military academy during an event with wpht radio kyle took questions from an audience of many veterans and military families. >> i think she's amazing much she's a tough woman. >> she's very strong and inspiring. and i think it's incredible that she can come and tell her story. >> reporter: taya says chris gave her the courage to write the book and faith carried her that was difficult times. >> my faith is something eileen on a lot. i think that god has a plan and he's probably been preparing us all for whatever we'll face in the future. >> as far as the recent attack in her home state of texas and terror threats on american soil -- >> chris wouldn't be surprised at all that it happened. oil not surprised that it happened. i'm saddened and i think we'll see more of it. not that that should be terrifying. i think it's just reality and we have to be aware. >> reporter: most of all she wants to make

robin roberts with the images no one has ever seen before of chris kyle, and what his wife is now saying about who is to blame. >> reporter: taya kyle wants to introduce america to the other side of her husband chris, the war hero we've all seen in the movie "american sniper." she has written a book, "american wife." in these never before seen home videos, chris talks to his son bubba the night before his third deployment. >> come here, bubba. this is for later. when i'm gone, you can look at the tape. >> reporter: little did anyone know that time would come so soon, and when he was back home. we drove with taya to the gun range where her husband, who survived so many battles, was murdered by a former u.s. marine he was trying to help. for him to lose his life in that manner has to just -- you must look to the heavens and go like, "are you kidding me?" >> yeah. >> reporter: didn't even have a chance. >> right. and i guess when i try to comfort myself, i think, if god had gone to chris and said, "hey, if i can take your life, i'll inspire a lot of people. are you willing? i feel like he p

american sniper widow taya kyle speaking out about her life now without her husband, chris kyle.or the first time we hear what he said to his young son before he went off to battle. >> when i'm gone you can look at the tape. >> only on "gma" this morning. >>> and dropout.

. >> earlier this month operation troop aid was in fort worth partnering with the chris kyle foundationo raise awareness for veterans. >> letting our troops, boots on the ground know that people here still care. >> it seems like a win win for chris kile's family who has become advocates in honor of their son. >> we want to make chris proud. and i think right now he's smiling down on us. >> we would like our country to take note of what our young men and women in uniform go through both abroad and at home, honor them, give back to them. do little things just to thank them. >> they are going to love it. >> dozens showed their support by assembling some 100 care packages that were immediately shipped out to afghanistan. >> everything is important for these guys. >> payback for all of the service that they've done for us. >> i love giving back to our veterans. >> as veterans like chris kyle's brother jeff sees it, this simple gesture goes a long way in a war zone. >> to get a little piece of home and know that the american people are still behind us, it gives us the strength to fight anothe

. >>> and the never before seen home videos from chris kyle. >>> the staredown before the big fight. >>> and who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. we begin this friday night with the breaking developments from baltimore. six officers charged, the driver of the police van charged with murder. coming on the air, protesters on the streets, many of them marching to the jaily where the officers are being jailed. and the national guardsman and that handshake, a major shift from earlier this week. and all eyes on this prosecutor she's from a police family. sitting down with us. jim avila leads us off from baltimore tonight. >> reporter: good evening, this as the union circulates a letter protesting the police officers' arrest. freddie gray, who died in police custody, committed no crime, but today, to cheers, baltimore's top law enforcement officer announced the six cops who arrested him did. >> mr. gray's death was a homicide. which we received today, as led us to believe we have probable cause to file charges. >> reporter: marilyn mosby accusing the officers of committing a ran

chris . >>> on this memorial day weekend we commemorate one chris kyle.." ♪ >> dear taya there's so much i can tell you you're going to experience. joy beyond your wildest dreams and a grief so terrible you'll be sure it will break you. i wish i could keep you from the pain, but life isn't like that. when you're in your early 20s you will meet a man who will change your life. his name is chris kyle. he'll be strong physically and emotionally with the gentlest voice. he'll have a tremendous smile and a sense of humor that will match yours. the two of you will fall madly in love and decide to spend the rest of your lives together. chris is a united states navy s.e.a.l. he believes in god country, and family, just like you do. he'll serve four tours in iraq. >> my mother and i would like to bless you in honesty. >> even so he'll find a way to be by your side when you give birth to two perfect children a boy and a girl. you'll be so proud of him. as a father and a war hero. >> when i'm gone you can look at the tape. >> but every time he leaves deployment it w

his name is chris kyle. he'll be strong physically and emotionally, with the gentlest voice.is a united states navy seal. he believes in god, country and family just like you do. he'll serve four tours in iraq. >> your mother and i would like to bless you with honesty. >> even so he'll find a way to be by your side when you give birth to two perfect children, a boy and a girl. you will be so proud of him. as a father and a war hero. >> when i'm gone you can look at the tape. >> but every time he leaves for deployment, it will be a challenge. every time you say good-bye to him, you'll fear the worst. then finally he'll come home. things will seem perfect. >> give me a hug? i love you. >> until one day when a horrible, terrible, very long day ay, the worst will happen when you least expect it. >> kyle, who was 38 was killed over the weekend at a firing range in texas. >> chris kyle was the deadliest sniper in u.s. history. >> i stand before you a broken woman, but i am now and always will be the wife of a man who was a warrior, both on and off the battlefield. >> it's not going

but what was it like for chris kyle's wife to move on after his death?ll me next. >>> plus he claimed his innocence at the time. but now the newly released deflategate report is suggesting tom brady might have known his footballs were intentionally deflated. what is the quarterback star saying now? if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp". get inspired with aarp travel. plan and book your trip online and get hot travel tips from the pros. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. [ male announcer ] how do you make cancer a thing of the past? well...you use the past. huntsman cancer institute has combined 300 years of family histories with health records to discover inherited genes for melanoma, breast colon and ovarian cancers. so we can predict and treat cancer. and sometimes even prevent it from happening in the first place. to learn more or support the cause go to huntsmancancer.org. >>> i'm stateside. >> you're home? what are you doing? >> i guess i just needed a minute. >> we saw the heavy toll o

our interview with taya kyle, the widow of american sniper chris kyle.band we have never seen. >> god will take care of you. he's looking out for you. >> reporter: it's scenes like these that inspired taya kyle to write her book. "american wife." scenes so different from the action packed one associated with her husband chris kyle in the film "american sniper." >> she's got a grenade. >> there was so much more to him. it was my chance to share some of that side, too. i think he's earned it. >> reporter: taya portrayed by sienna miller in the film, giving us a look at chris's softer side. not even hollywood could recreate. captured on never before seen home videos. listen closely as chris talks to his son, bubba, the night before his third deployment. >> we'll read two more and then you can go to bed. this is so later when i'm gone, you can look at the tape. >> reporter: little did anybody know that time would come so soon. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, eddie ray routh, guilty of the offense of capital murder. >> reporter: kyle, the war hero, who s

nobody says chris kyle's widow endorsed him. i'm going to vote for that person. >> is the same about hollywood stars when they come out and speak about politics? >> only if you endorse bernie sanders will that help them. >> people run away from my endorsements. >> not both your radio shows. >> have a great weekend. >>> let's check in with harris faulkner. >> a bombshell report that our u.s. military officials knew ramadi in iraq was about to fall about did nothing to stop the savages taking that important city. now an official with u.s. central command tells fox news the report is absolutely false. even though a private think tank published articles warning of ramadi's impending collapse. that begs the question if the military did not see this coming how in the world could analysts have seen it coming? we'll talk with general jack kean. he is confident the pentagon did indeed know isis was prepping to seize ramadi. he says the islamic state tricked u.s. forces into looking the other way. the general has a whole list of things he

we are getting a real glimpse into the softer side of chris kyle.nned a new book with details of their love for each other. she details how she dealt with the loss of her husband and aims to raise awareness support military families need and joins me in studio. it's great to see you again. >> thank you. great to be here. >> reading the book and it's so personal. that's what people will love about it. you are so candid and honest. >> thank you. >> you share these e-mails you had with your husband when he was overseas fighting for the safety of all of us. i want to give people an idea how loving and understanding he was from afar. let me read this first one from may 5, 2006. i also hope you are being able to keep yourself a little happier. if you need to resent me to make it through i understand. i know you love me and support me in whatever i do. i don't have to hear it all the time or call home to hear just good things. if you need to unload on me when i call then do it. wow. >> yeah. >> what were you going through at the time? >> that one in partic

we'll talk about why there is no problem of being proud of what chris kyle accomplished. >>> the secretivet made its way into orbit today. this is not the rocket's first trip. we may finally know what it's been doing, on a mission our government has been keeping under wraps for a very long time. >>> house select committee investigating benghazi ordering the appearance of sydney blumenthal. he is a confidante who traded e-mails with hillary clinton. he was a senior white house advisor under president clinton. he was paid to do research and message guidance for the clinton foundation. he sent secretary clinton at least 25 memos on libya in 2011 and 2012. chris plant is a syndicated radio talk show host, lesley marshall fox news contributor. this is problematic, is it not? he's been subpoenaed to give a deposition june 3rd in front of the benghazi select committee. >> right. i think it's going to be behind closed doors and for the record and not for cameras, as i understand it. it certainly could mean more trouble for hillary and all these interconnected scandals that are plaguing hopefully h

. >>> the story of chris kyle captivated audience in the hit movie "american sniper."f duty in aerkiraq and the struggles upon returning home. >> but there was another side to kyle, one that his wife taya is capturing in a new back "american wife." she talks about carrying on her husband's legacy and the two paid an emotional visit to the place where kyle and a buddy were shot to death by a former marine they were trying to help. >> is it difficult coming back now? >> i don't know. once we get to the place that it all happened, i don't know how i'll feel. i've only been there once. >> reporter: a journey with taya kyle back to her darkest days and her love story with her husband, "american sniper" chris kyle. we bumped down the road at the exclusive rough creek lodge resort. >> as a way of comforting myself i thought at least maybe it was peaceful and he didn't see it coming. i guess you have to go to a beautiful place, i don't know. >> are you ready to do this? when you return here it is hallowed ground? is it haunted ground? >> i don't know. it's something that's con

. >> when i heard chris kyles voice in those videos, that's bradley cooper. >> and who's caught in thed be timed. >>> she was an spirit and that's why 25 years later we're still talking about her. it was an important part of my life still is. >>> then i'm working 9:00 to 5:00 with jane and lily, back together again and sharing secrets to sizzling in your 70s. >> attitude has a lot to do with it. i have a fake hip, a fake knee. >> it seems providencial that we should be together at this age. >>> now hollywood from the inside out, it's the insider together witha hoot. >>> he was more than an american sniper, chris kyles widow speaking out for the first time since her husband's killer was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >>> plus jennifer lopez with the late tejano singer's family. >>> on the heels of his transition announcement just one week ago today. the former olympian now finds himself the subject

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. >>> and taya kyle, the widow of american sniper chris kyle shares a note to herself.this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great memorial day weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look out at the san mateo bridge this very early morning. it's closing at 10 p.m. tonight. just to make note. but we're going to learn more about that in just a few seconds. good morning, it is friday, may 22. i'm michelle griego. >> it's the friday before a big holiday weekend. >> sure. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30. let's talk about the weather, the weekend, the traffic and everything on a -- >> the unofficial start to summer but it feels like more as if we are entering the president's holiday because we'll be unseasonably cool today. out the door now we have mostly cloudy skies. we have light drizzle. temperatures into the 50s and later today, mostly cloudy skies. a few sunny breaks. temperatures 50s and high 60s. the full forecast but first let's say good morning to livermore. >> good morning

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the music critic robert chris kyle recently did an overview. he did a review of the aretha book and he did an overview of my career. it was a very generous article and i appreciated it very much but in it he said he thought that my stutter helped me gain the sympathy and empathy of people i talk to because as a stutter i appear to be more empathetic or vulnerable than perhaps i am though i do think i'm pretty empathetic and vulnerable, that in his view my speech impediment has helped me as a ghostwriter. and i think he might be right. i know that i have struggled with it my whole life and someone asked me the other day if you took a pill and it would make your starter go away would you do it? i said i probably would. i still think emphasize with complete fluency but it's me and i think the great bang about being a stutter as you do have to overcome it. you do have to agree to have an interview with you on national tv and i'm going to stutter and it doesn't look too good or doesn't sound to good but it's me and there is that that it is an emotio

we are going to talk to brother of chris kyle about losing ramadi. that is the case.y pennington. he has a brand new series. then rick harmon from pawn stars. then we will be over here on this stage. take a look in a short time jerrod niemann will be here. the name of his hit song "drink to that all night." all that coming up shortly on "fox & friends". we used to have so many empty rolls! mom! that's why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. plus it even lasts longer than the leading thousand sheet brand. charmin ultra mega roll. just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >> cleanup crews instead o

american sniper widow taya kyle, speaking out about her life now without her husband, chris kyle.what he said to his young son before he went off to battle. >> when i'm gone, you can look at the tape. >> only on "gma" this morning. >>> and dropout. me

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chris kyle. and now his wife has written a memoir.ened up to "new day" michaela pereira. >> i am painfully aware that people die every day for various reasons. i think the most horrifying thing is that he was murdered and his friend was murdered when they were trying to help somebody. the person they were trying to help turns a gun on them in a way they don't even see it coming? that to me was what was most shocking and horrifying and it's the hardest thing to get my head around. >> you had so many chances to have to do that and you sat through two trials, the defamation lawsuit against jesse ventura against the estate and then the murder trial, and that is living out loud in the most painfully obvious way. what did you do to get through those times? >> i think the best thing that has helped me through all of these different things are my friends that are very warm and supportive and, you know they don't have an opinion on how i should do things. they just kind of got your back. family certainly. and for me my faith is -- >> i see the

allowed us to view and to share with everybody tonight home videos and it was our first time seeing chris kylewatching this video, so tender. he's a big, big muscular guy and the way he's reading a bedtime story to his son bubba. >> you can catch robin roberts' exclusive interview tonight at 10:00 on 20/20 here on aishs 7. >> the newest avengers movie had an explosive preview night at the box office. >> nothing but our wit and will to save the world. >>> marvel studios avengers age of ultron made $28 million in thursday night previews in north america. many people expected to shatter the opening weekend box office record. >>> that record is held by the first avengers movie. disney is the parent company of marvel studios as well as abc 7. >> abc 7 does continue here. up next, boxing staredown mayweather and pacquiao come face-to-face face-to-face. how tomorrow's bout is much more than boxing for one bay area city. a new ebola warning the concern centering around patients who have recovered from the virus. >>> but first, a charred mess left behind on the peninsula. >>> live from the kgo tv broad

the chris kyle book continued to perform strongly under book publishing.ivergent series of books, hoping to get revenue out of that. a little bit of a lag. also talking about print ad sales versus digital sales. still weakness in digital sales. they're making the ship. finally currency fluctuations. news corporation is a global company. currency fluctuations are hurting the company. the company coming out, missing on both sides. not a lot of movement in the stock. up about 1.7%, guys. year-to-date. but, again, a little bit of pressure there. realtor.com, doing well. the real estate business of news corporation. >> insurgent. my 10-year-old loves those books. a new republican presidential candidate throwing his hat into the ring today. former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is popular with the religious right made the announcement this morning in his hometown of hope, arkansas. this brings the total number of major g.o.p. contenders now up to six. but if the phrase huckabee for president sounds familiar, that's because it's definitely not his first rode

. >> chris kyle's widow joins us. >> kelly rowland joins us. she got married and had a son in november. i like that. >> i like his name titan. >> beyonce's met ball look too. >> that's strong. >> "access hollywood" live starts right now.

and sniper chris kyle served. he earned the nickname devil of ramadi by his enemies. my next guest served with kyle and was also awarded the bronze star for braving enemy fire and carrying a fallen comrade to safety. thank you so much for coming in. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> when you look at what's happening in ramadi right now, what goes through your mind? >> it's inexplicable. the futility of the situation. to see that just washed away whether it's a symbolic loss or not, it's still a loss. it's frustrating for those on the ground that served because we look at what we did and we're brothers in arms and we won that city and it was a hard fought fight and to see it washed away by politicking is frustrating. >> we can't protect a shrine everywhere they fell. it doesn't mean sacrifices lose value. our warriors' sacrifice is not cheapened because people in suits couldn't hold on to what those in camo gained. your response? >> operators are keen at getting the job done. we do that well. the administration joint chiefs of staff are more politicking. we

plus, the wife of "american sniper" chris kyle writes about the love and loss of her husband in a veryswering emails outside of work count as overtime? rikki klieman talks about when to define when you are on the clock. see you at 7:00. >> that means you're on the clock all the time, right, charlie? [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes. yes. i don't think i qualify for overtime though. [ laughter ] >> sadly. >> no. >> all good. >> we'll see you at 7:00. thanks. >>> hey, some new earnings numbers are in for two major retailers based right here in the bay area. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. really a tale of two different quarters for san francisco- based gap and dublin based roth stores. gap continues to struggle with its flagship chain and banana republic, both down 8 and 10%. old navy up 3% overall gap's revenue in the quarter fell nearly 3% to $3.6 billion. ross stores much different story. its sales were up nearly 10% to $2.9 billion. and discount oriented chains are continuing to be the strongest pe

sniper chris kyle. taking the world inside their marriage and how she grieved his death in a new memoir entitled american wife memoir of love war, faith and renewal. taya kyle joins us now. what a pleasure to meet you. your strength has impressed so many me included. we know the story well. we've watched it on film with bradley cooper. >> right. >> we've seen the book that your husband wrote. but this is your story. >> right. >> this is your vision. this is your view of the world according to you and kyle. >> right. >> you go very intimately into that world. was that a hard thing to do? and why did you decide to do that? >> i think it is hard in some ways because it leaves you very vulnerable. but the other side of that coin is that why do it if you're not going to be raw and really share your story? i think the healing comes from people being able to relate enough so that they can look at the story and see components of their own life in it and also see it from just one step removed, you know from an o

chris kyle, someone you worked with.as a great guy. even as a new guy i remember him in s.e.a.l. team 3. he had this texas swagger about him and instantly liked by everybody. i mean chris just a larger than life character. truly missed by many people. but his death really sent a lot of shock waves through the s.e.a.l. community. >> your book is incredible. it's called "among heroes." it's something everybody should read and very appropriate for this day. you can read an excerpt on today.com. brandon, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up the story you won't want to miss. the teacher using his son's story to change the lives of students. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:44 and today's american story with bob dotson comes from louisville kentucky where a popular teacher wraps up each school year with a lesson on the meaning of life. a class some students say they'll remember forever. so good to have you with us bob. >> good morning. happy memorial day. >> you as well. >> students do get

that movie about the deadliest sniper in history, chris kyle it wasn't about him and the service and a corner saying that you're blood thirsty and you hate muslims. >> with 2.7 million men serving in vietnam 50 years ago. now less than one half of one% of the u.s. population is in the armed services today. fewer enrollments. it makes it more important for us to honor those who have paid the price for their country especially when we have conflict in the middle east. when you think about what the defense secretary said yesterday. calling out the iraqi army and suggesting that they drop the ball here and that's why we lost ramadi. listen. >> what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. they were not out numbered. but in fact they vastly out numbered the opposing force. yet, they failed to fight. they withdrew from the fight. and that says to me and i think to most of us that we have an issue with the will o of the iraqis to fight isil and defend themselves. >> an issue. that's putting it nicely. it seems to be a divide. last week you had the presiden

. >> we got a chance to see chris kyle, he became a movie. about what he's going through. what was it like to meet adam's teammates? >> it was great. the first time i met them was at a race in chicago. i showed them around the track. i still communicate with a few of them. i mentioned the fact to one of their teammates that i'd love to have adam's name on our car. they had mentioned the war hero that adam was. and they reached out to the family, and they approved it. and i was super happy to have a hero in our eyes. >> on memorial day. >> on memorial day. >> absolutely. we've been run ing with a #proudamerican. we'll be watching and waiting. >> one thing left for him to do. as rocky said, win. >> win. >> thank you. >> nice meeting you. >> great work. >>> meanwhile, steve take it away. tell us what's coming up next. >>> coming up next, do you worry about the nsa spying on you? chris christie says that's crazy. you should worry about terrorists. >> the fears in this area are baloney. nobody has pointed to a specific instance when the law was vi

chris kyle was a pretty special person. and i'm glad the movie did so well. i don't know.what america is all about, choice, if you want to see it, go see it. if you don't want to, don't go. >> going to want to see something, is your concert. military members get in free. >> i think it's going to be pretty crowded. >> let's go right now! >> line up. >> memorial day, what are you doing? >> memorial day, i do the national memorial day concert on the right in front of the capitol, joe mantagna. this will be my tenth concert co-hosting with joe. it's an honor to recognize those who have fallen in service to our country. >> if you're not going to be able in attendance to the hard rock and you want to find out how you can help. go to rocking the boat.org and you can help them. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >>> that's right. and now this, a fox news alert for you. this morning, a major break in the mansion murder mystery. four people are dead. a suspect is on the run. we are live from the crime scene with an update on the investigation. coming up. >>> then, an armed robber pi