out in the dining room sat 19-year-old former employee, nathan dunlap. >> nathan dunlap worked thereor a time but ultimately let go. he had an attitude problem and is a bit of a discipline issue for the management. so on the particular night in question, nathan dunlap goes into that chuck e. cheese and he orders dinner. dunlap plays video games. played a shooter video game, hogan's alley. chuck e. cheese closes. dunlap goes into the bathroom. waits in the bathroom. >> he goes to the mirror. he gets himself psyched up. looks at himself and tells himself he can do this. and he pulls out his gun and he walks outside and he starts to shoot people in the head. >> bobby stephens was walking inside after a smoking break. >> as i went back into work is when i started hearing the gunshots. i thought somebody dropped something. >> sylvia crowell who had been cleaning the salad bar was the first person shot. she never saw dunlap coming. ben grant, vacuuming, was killed next. >> heard the next two shots. the only thing that came to my mind was the kids are out there popping the balloons. >> coll

let's go to the colorado training camp in scottsdale arizona that is lou dunlap. lou dunlap is 88 years old. but watch this one. he looks like a little like ryan howard. a ball to the gap. gets him first to third maybe little ahead of what ryan howard would do. but -- it's terrible. that's all right. it's just a joke gang. but this is the best part. he could have charged the mound. who do you think you are? lou dunlap charging the mound after a brush back pitch because he's such a fierce hitter. >> right. little high and tight. come on in there. >> charged the mound. >> all right. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> my house is on fire. actor pierce brosnan's house in on fire. >>> then, you've been erased. brian williams' name scrubbed away. >>> and -- >> bob simon was killed this evening. it was a car accident. >> his "60 minutes" family in mourning. >> huge, huge, huge loss. >> this is where the nightmare crash happened. >>> then where's my mommy? little sissy's desperate searc

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luke dunlap our hero of the day. and at pebble weafment he may be the row of the day. one off the lead. john daly hasn't made the cut at pebble beach since 1991. >> wow. >> between the j.d. and lou. >> that was pretty tough. >> john -- that was with a typical baseball fight. there's your punches. >> will. we know romance will be in the air this weekend. but what about romance tick rap. well, why the mold rat could be part of your valentine's day. >> well, valentine's day gesture includes roses chocolate. how about a creepy critter? you could adopt a naked mold rat. the adaption comes with a specialized ballot. it's $120 and the -- we have more information. >> that's what you give someone you don't lo. >> yep. >> i don't you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bedroom is amazing. oh, thanks. we worked with a signer from havertys. total refresh. oh, i cannot believe people. what? covering up your new bed like that. it's okay. what kind of animals did you invite to this party? we can help. much better. refresh your space with an extra hundred off eve

lou dunlap is the batter. when he took a ball four high and tight, he went after the pitcher sort of. the ump held him back. sort of. and lou then went to first. lou dunlap won the m.v.p. award for the camp. he also was the award, look at him, 88 years old taking umbrage. he was going after the pitcher. 88 years old. you know doug went to that fantasy camp. >> went to high school o >> trending now, facebook is giving its members more options to decide what happens to their accounts after they die. the social networking site says it will let users pick someone to manage their accounts post mortem. the so-called legacy contact would be allowed to post information, respond to friend requests and update photos. leon? >> alison right now it is legal for same sex couples to get married in 37 states and the district of columbia. those are the states in the areas that you see here highlighted on the map in yellow. alabama is the newest state to be added to that list. as karen traverse reports, at least 22 of the state

> to press cot, arizona for the colorado rockies fantasy baseball camp featuring 88-year-old lieu dunlapa lot of spark left. when he's thrown a pitch up and in, he is going to charge the mound. hey, sonny -- >> the umpire got out there. >> his performance has sparked a twitter hash tag of the 2003 comedy old school hash tag. look at him, getting out the suds. >> can you imagine. >> isn't that awesome? >> i know what we're doing 40 years from now. fantasy baseball camp. >> that's true it would be 40 years from now. sooner for me with my old man glasses. a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> you know how they say the people in new england are hearty and they can deal with it. >> yes. >> boston is going to get another blizzard on sunday. >> let's ask barnicle about it. mike are you upset about this? >> he sent me a picture of him shoveling his snow. barnicle's snow banks were above his head at the end of his driveway. he's not happy. >> poor barnicle. >> let's get in to this. today, snowshowers this isn't the main event. it looks like it's going to be over the upcomi

. >> patty dunlap is filling sandbags for her 87-year-old mother faye who moved here just in time to experience the december storm which flooded her new home. >> i came down from palm springs, it's a little different up here. >> december was a bit surreal, with a flooded safeway parking lot turning into a river for rafters, nearly eight inches of rain in a matter of hours caused this creek to overflow. swamping the business district. >> you can see on the bottom here, the shelf, this is where the water came up to. >> we got pretty walloped. we had 18 inches of water that went all the way back. came in like a tide. >> this time the owner is ready with sandbags bringed by the city. officials have cleaned the creek and storm drains. >> public works will be on hand. we're scheduling staff over the weekend to monitor the event and make sure we're prepared. >> he welcomes the rain as does this merchant. not like december when the whole bucket was dumped on them at once. >> we're going to be prepared this time. >> no taking any chances. >> no taking any chances. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >

. >> see what billy dunlap says about me. don't listen to him. english is his second language. anyway, where was i? >> i tried to take a lot of courses in the art department -- art school as an undergraduate. and particularly portrait painting and drawing. and studied with dean kellar who was a wonderful portrait painter and whose works hang around the university in many places and in the lobby of the yale club in new york. he was a terrific teacher. he made you really learn anatomy, drawing faces, everything. and joseph albers had taken control of the art school, and dean keller had been banished in effect to a little room up in one of the old sections of the old art school. and didn't have any students. so i went up to see him and asked him if i could be his student. he said if i could round up seven other students -- he had to have eight students in order to qualify -- he would teach the course. well, i did and he did. but one day i was sitting in a drawing class taught by another professor, and we were busy drawing one of our fellow students, who she was -- it was her turn

and steven dunlap has picked up a tenth of an inch. >> you are thinking of the movies. >> i know. >>onald thompson. he's had a half an inch of rain up there. we do get some rain up to the north. that is the system associated with it. and right there starting to move down. now it will take awhile to get here for us. it will be saturday more likely. mendocino county and lake county is on its way. it's a cold low friday into saturday. mainly friday night and saturday. there could be half an inch of amounts. there will be pretty good thunderstorms out in the valley. quarter inch sacramento. at least we are getting something here. you can see some of that rain. it's been hard to pick up. it's been very light. so for just north of ukiah it looks like some ever it will make its way. it will start to juice up the atmosphere. 40s and 50s for us. there will be some sun here in the morning. temperatures while the lows are up, the breeze is also picking up. 40s and 50s on these temps. breeze is out of the west for many or out of the north. gusting over 20. northwest at oakland. sfo had a gust at

mood my favorite play of the night it happened in colorado rockies fantasy camp. 80-year-old lou dunlapbrushed back by one of his fellow campers. he didn't like it. he starts to charge the mound. the umpire watch him. he doesn't like where that pitch was on ball four so he starts stepping out toward the mound and the umpire says, don't do it. you know, wise as an owl but ferocious. >> lou -- >> i don't know if that qualifies for charging the mound. >> in his way. 88years old. can you imagine. a fast ball under the chin. >> go lou. go lou. >> feisty. >> got it. >> thank you for joining us tonight. have a great night. we'll see you again tomorrow. >> good night. >> bye bye. female announcer: through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. this special financing offer ends presidents' day at sleep train. ...guaranteed! ♪ s

. >> in 1993, nathan dunlap killed four people at a chuck e.denver, colorado. he was sentenced to death. >> he is remorseless, as he talks about his murderous decision-making. >> does it bother you that they're dead, nathan? >> no. >> he killed four people. he needs to pafo

he's lou dunlap. 88. lou puts his bat on the baseball but lou can also run the bases.vel of ryan howard going from first to third on a ball in the gap. look at lou. he doesn't even have to slide. he stands up at third. but lou has a little spunk to him. because he is such a fierce competitor at the plate get a brush back pitch. and lou wants to charge -- charge the mound. guess what? lou led his team to championship and the players, i think they can get him drunk dousing him with champagne. he doesn't to drink it at eight years old. >> good for him. >> i know. >> i love it. >> i know. >> i hope i can do that when i'm 88. >> he got mvp too i heard. >> yeah. he should have. >> tmz sun neck. >> we're back here at 4am for fox 29 morning n >> today on tmz -- >> there are some who think kim kardashian is brainwashing north west. at a very early age with fur. >> aw! >> aw! >> new york is freezing. you gotta give it to her. >> it's so cute! and she looks great. at what cost? >> some fox in the forest somewhere lost his life. >> oh, well. [laughter] >> there was an australian n

. >> we're going to show you lou dunlap. he's 88-years-old. he's at the rockies fantasy camp.'t buzz the tower and expect sweet lou to just let that go lightly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've got to say. i got to say, a-rod looks great. i mean, i haven't seen him in a a while. he looks great. the guy was like, "you think i can't take you? i beat death every day." [ laughter and applause ] to be fair, a guy that age expects his balls to be way lower. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: you have to understand. last time something got thrown at his head, it was a german hand grenade. >> steve: really? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, you have to understand these things. [ laughter ] finally, guys, with all the speculation about 2016, many potential candidates are starting to play it safe. many people believe that chris christie was acting very quiet during a trip to iowa this week to help balance his notably blunt and direct personality. that might sound a little odd. but if you look at some of the things that christie's been

riley dunlap at oklahoma state could tell his senator all about it.professor dunlap is one of the preeminent researchers into the deliberate and coordinated effort by corporate interests to spread denial propaganda and to distort public opinion on climate change, what he calls the -- quote -- organized climate denial machine end quote. dunlap and a colleague found that nearly 90% of climate denial books coming out of publishing houses between 1982 and 2010, guess what, had ties to conservative fossil fuel funded think tanks such as the heartland institute. the whole thing is a rigged game and a phony and there is a very good professor at the -- at oklahoma state university who keeps track of it. mr. president, i also have here a fact sheet from the oklahoma climatological survey, its statement on climate change and its implications for oklahoma. here's what it says in plain language -- the earth's climate has warmed during the last 100 years. the earth's climate will continue to warm for the foreseeable future. and much of the global average temperatu