, as, like, already a legal dad. it's not really much of a difference, only to say that he is my legal dad, but to me in my book of my life, he's always been my dad. >> i needed him to know what a father is and what a father is supposed to be, so he could be that way. he's already twice the man that i am. >> tell us about that exact reading it, that you realized what was happening. >> when i saw it said the adoption is final, i was happiest man on earth and i still am. >> what's it now mean to you he will be carrying his last name? >> not so much about the name, it's just the fact he wants to be mine, whether he likes it or not, my son the rest of his life and he wants that last name. >> damian, how difficult was it to keep the surprise from your dad? >> so difficult. he would always mention my 40th birthday, it would be s to have that last name, you know, as a mitten now, for you to be a mitten. it was fun to hide it and to see his reaction. >> this is the thing that he gave me and wrote for me right here. >> oh, th

and he said to me, call my dad. try to call my dad. >> okay. >> so i called his dad twice. it went to voice mail. and chris kind of collapsed in front of the car on the side of the road. and he was kind of dry-heaving. >> a few minutes later, a patrol skim x office. >> when i pulled up, it looked like a war zone. it was like a movie. s.w.a.t. teams suiting up, police and caution tape and a helicopter. and i saw an ambulance drive away without their lights on. and -- >> averill turned to the cop. >> and i asked him if he was dead. and he says, you know, i can't tell you, but i'm sure you can figure it out. i just froze. >> police found chris sr. on the floor of the skim x shop. he had been shot twice. >> he had one round that had gone through the left cheek. >> then detective kurt >> the body was laying on the ground. the keys were next to it and absolutely no other evidence anywhere. >> really? >> no shell casings, no weapons, no footprints. just a body. >> this is more like a sniper got him? >> at that point we had no idea. >> meanwhile, averill and chris jr. went to the r

their dads left and started new families. my dad's -- dad stuck around.rlie: he gave you everything he could possibly give you? lewis: absolutely. what myhers do that but father did, i could never pay him back. todaytime i'm in the car with the opportunity he has created, i'm going to grab it with my hands and ever taken for granted. charlie: was it your family that the persistence you had? lewis: my dad was persistent that i be catholic and go to church. other than that, my dad did not really push it on us. after that, i found it myself. it became my compass and guiding tool and to help me be and do what i am today. very candid are a and honest guy who understands himself. there came a point where you had to make a break from your father. lewis: yes, that was one of the hardest moments ever. my father had been managing me throughout my whole life. i could never have a better manager than my dad. knowsason being is he what i have been through and my values. values mean more to me than anything else. when it comes to presenting your client, it is always ha

drink in the car. >> and they'll never trust dad again. >> dad gives them a second try. who's left with more water at the end of this challenge gets $20 >> one, two, three. >> did it again? >> no money for you. >> such a fun day. at least fun for dad. >> they are still going to get $20. >> going to get a lot more than that. it's called college. >>> that's our lineup for today. go to rightthisminute.com for more. >>> now at 4:00, police find a local mother dead in her home. this morning the hunt is on for her ex-boyfriend. why they are calling him a person of have. >>> hillary clinton is setting the record straight about her health. setting the record straight and addressing >>> the reason why a she may have left the state. complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, 4 a.m. on this tuesday, september 13. i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. another cooler start to the morning but it won't last long. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 stormtracker weather center with a big warm

he followed his dad into finance. hn with getting him here. >> my two uncles, they really made it clear that look, this is happened but we're getting back to normal life. this isn't going to be the defining factor for you of the rest of your life. things are going to go on from here. >> a national tragedy to most of us, but a very personal one for lorrie and johnny. they feel it in big ways on big good-bye, i wonder is that the last time i'll see them, which i think is just because of what i've been through. >> how has it changed you? >> i mean, there's like a responsiveness to phone calls that i think i and my family have and that maybe not everybody has. like phone calls from my dad and my sister don't generally go unanswered. >> lorrie now works in a field similar to her mom's. and she's a doting aunt to her >> do you talk to your mom when babies are born and family milestones. >> no, we don't do a lot of talking about my mom. i talk about my mom with other people. i did not spend a lot of time talking about my mot

drink in the car. >> and they'll never trust dad again. >> dad gives them a second try. who's left with more water at the end of this challenge gets $20 >> one, two, three. >> did it again? >> no money for you. >> such a fun day. at least fun for dad. >> they are still going to get $20. >> going to get a lot more than that. it's called college. >>> that's our lineup for today. go to rightthisminute.com for >> 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 w to "the chew! " 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

their dad a fixture around town. >> i talked to se remember of your dad and the one thing everyone said is he was there. he was at everything. >> he worked at the city and able to get out aftermarket close at 4:00 or 4:30 and would be home at 5:30 or 6:00. >> he was killed with 68 co-workers. his body was found about two weeks later. >> as terrible it was that we were in this position we were everything and how it played out that my mom was able to speak to him on the phone and we were able to recover him and bring him home and the thought that a lot of people didn't get that. >> you got his wedding ring, right? >> actually, i'm wearing it. >> wow. >> yeah, which is actually really nice. >> that's incredible. >> yeah. >> the kid i used to baby sit is now married with a daughter named marlo and another on the way with wife mallory. he followed his dad into with getting him here. >> my two uncles, they really made it clear that look, this is happened but we're getting back to normal life. this isn't going to be the defining factor for you of the rest of your life. things are going to go o

their dad, a fixture around came over and just what i remember of your dad. and the one thing everyone said was he was there. he was -- >> he was at everything. he worked in the city. he got out after the market closed at 4:00, 4:30, so he was home at 5:30, 6:00 for the practice. this is my dad. this is the man he ran the trading desk with. this is chris, one of the young guys on the desk. >> up on the floor? tower one. my birthday i used to asked if i could skip school and be with him. >> he was killed and his body was found two weeks later. >> as terrible as we were in this position that we were in, we kind of got lucky with everything and how it played out, you know, my mom was able to speak to him on the phone. we actually were able to recover him and bring him home. and just the thought that a lot of people didn't get that. >> i'm wearing it. >> wow. >> yeah. which is actually really nice. >> that's incredible. >> the kid i used to baby-sit is now married with a daughter named marlowe and another on the way with wife mallory. he followed his dad into fin

their dads left and started new families. my dad stuck around. he hung around.ie: more than that, he gave you everything he could possibly give you? lewis: absolutely. some fathers do that but what my he did for me, i could never pay him back. the only thing i can do is make sure every time i'm in the car today with the opportunity he has helped to give me, i have got to grab it with both hands and never take it for granted. charlie: was it your family that gave you the persistence you had? lewis: my dad was persistent that i be catholic and go to church. we went to church until i was eight or nine and then i was racing every weekend. other than that, my dad did not really push it on us. after that, i found it myself. it became my compass and guiding tool to help me be and do what i am doing today. charlie: you are a very candid and honest guy who understands yourself. i mean, there came a point where you had to make a break from your father. lewis: yes, that was one of the hardest moments ever. my dad had been managing me throughout my whole life. i could never

mom or dad. >> neither. no? i can picture you guys cooking. >> i don't cook dinner. >> you make breakfast. >> pancakes or cereal? >> pancakes. >> who is the disciplinarian between you and your wife. once your dad says no they know it's a permanent no. >> you're dog gone right they do. >> thursday night football kicks off on cbs with the jets versus the bills tomorrow night. he's kind of cute that tom brady. >> a little bit. >> excitement is building for the new season of "the big bang theory" and it's kaley cuoco's big day, penny, and the exclusive look. >> how is e >> i have a much better thing for him. >> see what happens when you work hard. >> i had to make him. >> after nine seasons we are finally getting to meet penny's mom and brother and the awkward family reunion was worth the wait. >> the family's here! i don't want them thinking we're white trash. >> well, what color trash do you think they'll believe? >> kaley is once again paired with katie segall and her rules" and jack plays her criminal brother. w

he followed his dad into finance. johnny credits his big family with getting him here. >> my two uncles really made it clear that, you know, look, this has happened but we're getting back to normal life. this isn't going to be the defining factor for you rest of your life. you know, things will go on from here. >> a national tragedy to most of us, but a very personal one for lori and johnny. they feel it in big ways on big days. and in small ways every day. >> if i see someone and we say good-bye i wonder if that's the last time i'll see them. which is just because of what i have been through. in my office at work, i actually flashlight, kind of strange things like that i don't think anyone really thinks of. but for whatever reason in my mind, i think i have to have this. >> how has it changed you? >> i mean, there's like a responsiveness to phone calls that i think i and my family have that maybe not everybody has. like phone calls from my dad and my sister don't generally go unanswered. >> lori now works in a field

it's about my dad and my family. >> rose: what did his dad do? >> well, you know, i was just a normal, at the time i thought i was a normal parent it turned out i wasn't that normal. because i was making so much so that it kind of changed our lives when he left mclaren and said i think your son has got something special. and when that happened, your whole life just stops. you have to reevaluate how you a prepare that life. >> rose: but you had seen that a long time ago, that he had something special. >> yeah, i did. i did. actually i saw that when he was five years of age. >> rose: what did you see? >> it was like a steely determination in his eyes, you know. when he was five he had a remote control car. and we bought the car and i bought the car to keep him out of my hair, actually. because he was forever wanting to do different things and i was like lewis, here say remote control car, keep yourself busy. and it turned out that he was extremely good at driving this little car up and down the driveway. so i ultimately decided that, you know, the

>> a prankster steals dad's motorcycle. >> dad here seems to take the watch out. >> dude, who is that? >> becca casterly goes by bec boop on all of her social media. she has a ton of followers. >> sorry if the picture is not perfect. >> every morning on her way to work she logs into periscope, and she does what she calls coffee scope. she's talking to all of her followers. she does this every day? >> yes. she checks in with her followers daily. she has over 56,000 they check in. she responds. they talk about different things. those carts on the side are just moving. >> what happened? >> suddenly the video goes haywire. >> you can hear her scream. >> you did hear her scream. the video goes black. suddenly you start to see the people interacting with her typing, hey, what's going on? are you okay? >> something attacked her or hit her, and now you can hear -- it's almost like walking. can you hear the rubbing on the microphone. i caught. [ horn ] >> oh. >> you heard a horn. again, the comments continue to go. >> with that follower that thinks her phone was stolen. >> pick up, right? >> y

, as, like, already a legal dad. it's not really much of a difference, only to say that he is my legal dad, but to me in my book of my life, he's always been my dad. >> i needed him to know what a father is and what a father is supposed to be, so he could be that way. he's already twice the man that i am. >> tell us about that exact moment, that second as you were reading it, that you realized what was happening. >> when i saw it said the adoption is final, i was happiest man on earth and i still am. >> what's it now mean to you he will be carrying his last name? >> not so much about the name, it's just the fact he wants to be mine, whether he likes it or not, my son the rest of his life and he wants that last name. >> damian, how difficult was it to keep the surprise from your dad? >> so difficult. he would always mention my 40th birthday, it would be so amazing to have that last name, you know, as a mitten now, for you to be a mitten. it was fun to hide it and to see his reaction. >> this is the thing that he gave

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shawn know a lot about, something that would make their dad so proud. true, there is no way to erase years of pain in one weekend away but you can notice a change laughter. it does not mean the sun has set on their grief. >> one of the things that he taught always do your best. >> and it sure does not mean there won't still be a whole lot of tears. it just means there is finally a glimmer of hope that these kids can have some hope because they have gone each got each other. >> they can certainly relate to each other, no doubt about it. and tyler the redhead there is a very special kid. and i'm happy to tell you at the end of camp they gave out awards and he won the award for best friend and deservedly so. he's a special person. >> you know you do a lot of these pieces and you asked me in know i lost a mother when i was nine and he said i just want make nate lost his mother when he was nine and he said i just want make you feel like that the civic justice and he watched it about halfway through and then he to see the end and at after seeing him grow up i

mom or dad? >> olivia munn gives us an on-set tour of the movie with jennifer actually knew my name. >> every season we'll just get married. >> only we have the first look at the new characters joining >>> sunday before the patriots game against the arizona cardinals, fake tommbrady is actually dan worthington who works for bleacher report put on the mask and tail gated with the fans. some people were fooled and somewhere not. >> i was fooled until i saw the throw and i was, like, that's not tom brady. with jennifer piro and i don't phink i've ever heard him open up about his supermodel wife and kids and the crazy reaction he got when he changed his looks. >> you cut your hair and did you actually think it would stop the internet and the entire world -- >> now it's so easy if are football season, i feel like you can just cut it and not think about it. >> the internet memes were pretty hilarious. tom's cut was giving off some taylor thomas and the "home improvement" days and "good will hunting". >

that's mom and dad. >> oh! >>> and prankster dj puts job references to the test by wondering if you could just put your number on a resume. you know tim? >> yeah i know tim. >> what one caller was willing to do for someone he didn't even know. >> don't always look like you might expect. in this first surveillance video here there is a criminal right in front of our eyes. but you may not notice that person immediately. >> they're at a cafe. woman at the counter puts her order in and she waits. >> did you notice the clock? >> no, what was it. >> was outside on the patio? >> tip jar tip jar. >> that's how good some of these criminals can be. let's go back to the beginning. that phone does not belong to miss nerds need love too. she notices the phone left behind. she then takes what she has in her hand and covers up that phone. she slides it over to the other side of the counter she takes the phone and slides it right into the waste band her pants. not her pocket, not her purse, that phone. >> another security came

got you. >> dad is, like -- you're all dead.very single one of you. >> oh, my god. he fell for it. >> thanks for watching. we appreciate it. we'll see you next time on "right this minute." >>> breaking news is happening in berkeley where you can see live from sky 7 what is left of a historic church building. fire destroyed the rectory forcing evacuations. this is only blocks away from the campus. good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry biel. >> and i'm kristein sze in for ama daetz. right now firefighters are still on the scene. it all started early this afternoon at the first congregational church on channing way. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is there live with the very latest. laura? >> reporter: larry, hi. we showed you the dramatic pictures from sky 7. let's show you what it looks like here from the ground. i am standing at channing and dana. this is what's left of this first congregational church, an historic building here j

his dad was a doorman at the kit kat klub. pearce wonders how he was able to make it through his young years without a dad. he remembers trying to shave for the first time as a teenager. >> all of the guys were doing it. i went to the bathroom and put a load of foam on my house. i don't know what to do. i don't know what -- i have no clue what's going on prominent part of me realizing i didn't have a dad and i didn't have that father figure. >> reporter: pearce talked to his father once on the phone. he was 6. he can still remember his voice. he would like to hear it again and maybe even have the chance to say the word "dad" out loud. >> i used to think if i saw him hold his cup? i would love to speak to him. >> reporter: kelsey thomas, news 3. >> all right. if you recognize the man in that photo, tweet us and we'll make sure the message gets right back to where it needs to. it would be a healing experience for both. >> absolutely. >>> it's friday and we are kicking off the weekend with a tailgate party. news 3 is your weather

that's mom and dad. >> oh! >>> and prankster dj puts job references to the test by wondering if you could just put your number on a resume. you know tim? >> yeah i know tim. to do for someone he didn't even know. >> well thank you very much. >> don't always look like you might expect. in this first surveillance video here there is a criminal right in front of our eyes. but you may not notice that person immediately. >> they're at a cafe. woman at the counter puts her order in and she waits. >> did you notice the clock? >> no, what was it. >> was it in this room or outside on the patio? >> tip jar tip jar. >> that's how good some of these criminals can be. let's go back to the beginning. that phone does not belong to miss nerds need love too. she notices the phone left behind. she then takes what she has in her hand and covers up that phone. she slides it over to the other side of the counter she takes the phone and slides it right so it's really secure and hides that phone. >> another security camera footage at

and dads. some are as young as six years old. judy was just seven when her dad killed himself to people just want to minsk will a minstrel to be in school and saint or you're the one with parents. if you have got to be the most grown-up denver grown up denver can't begin a conversation a group of fourth graders ever had and campfire stories are rarely is heartbreaking as the ones told by those of as innocent as this. for this. were this. >> this is my dad and i when i was a baby and one of my memories of him is he would pick me up and then he would throw me up in the air and he would catch me. and i used to laugh. >> think about the memories you have. >> it is hard hearing what other kids are going through. thankfully they are counselors here with a hug. and smart. you are strong and you are smart. he is always with you. >> friends to give comfort. >> this was with my dad when i was three, a month before he died. >> so much easier to be strong when your best friend is here to help. that is something tyler and sean sh something th

for a >> dad here seems to take the bait. everybody in the house was, it wasn't me. >> the garage door was open this whole time. >> who left it open? i wasn't even out here all day. >> did you leave it open? >> that's what makes it believable. dad knows you left the garage open when he left t house. >> [ bleep ]. >> no you. >> you'r leaving? you're n[ bleep ], are you? >> you messing with us? >> lance and his buddy go back around the side of the frank is going to put on a mask and reappear. >> what the [ bleep ]? >> oh, oh. >> dad sees him and is immediately -- you, i'm going to ring your neck. [ laughing ] >> we got you. >> dad is, like -- you're all dead. get every single one of you. >> oh, my god. he fell for it. we appreciate it. we'll see you next time on ? ? er>> ann>>day, it's an hour of "the chew's" cssic mbinions. clinton's in the kitchen with the fabulous fran drescher. mario and rla have the perfect snk combo and an amazgift one i [ cheers and applause ] ? >> good >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew," everyb

he gives her a big hug. >> get in here, dad! >> oh, man. >> earlier this year, tlc had a special features geovany, where he got to meet someone that has the exact same condition, which was one of his wishes. he wanted to know someone who had his same obst did. they flew another little boy from across the pond, and they were able to meet. so we'll be keeping an eye on little geovany to see how he does in the next few months. >>> it's time to take a robot for a spin. >> it looks like a miniature tank, and it has a lot of capabilities. >> but see what happens when the test gets a little off track. >> [ bleep ]! >>> and why dad might not want breakfast. >> no, no. what what are you doing? from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers premium protection mom: ?oh hi baby? so all they feel is love pain strikes at th >>> closed captioning provide id -- y hot lidocaine. desensitizes aggravated nerves with the max strength lid

feel the heal. >>> the olympics are over about these dads are still competing for dad of the year. >> it's the dad-olympics. >> am i the winner? >> you're the only dad. three, two, one, go. and done. 11 seconds, 58 other little seconds. >> nice. >> like a formula one pit stop there, well done. >> the challenge is to see how the dad takes part. >> if you're wondering why we're standing up, it's because dad a and dude b are about to take the challenge. bring on the diapers, ladies. >> it's been like seven careers. >> their toddlers. >> in case you're wondering what our babies would look like. >> we have our timers. you guys have teddy bears and diapers. >> i want to run this so bad, i don't know why. >> ready, set, go. >> i have no idea what i'm doing. not even a clue. here we go. this is a big baby. >> come on, baby. >> >> the baby -- >> what! >> oh! >> just under 22 seconds. >> who's your daddy? who's your daddy? >> he did it in like 11 seconds. he's well-practiced. >> i could take ten seconds off my time on the next one. you're able to appreciate in this video, because the camera is