rebecca smith, gerald fishman who was the paper confirms was their editorial editor, john anarrow, and highs d,plenoys. llthe brother posted devastated and heart sick one of the most gentle and funny people h ever known who hadhe gift t career, theai capital gazetd rob was the paper's assistant editor, it'slear it' a beacon in this community not just news but community and connection, one man i spoke with works for the city and spoke aboutne of the victims a woman who lost her life and h impact she on him. >> she was alw as alivend so funny and just, you know, just full of energy. and always positive. and we met and talked and we were going to have lunch tomorrow to talk about some publelations stuff as well as disseminating other information in our community through her wo. whether photographer or writing i personalize in that sense >> without them the world doesn't know what their politicians elected leaders are doing. th don't know the score of put a basketball games, this has been really hardiv >> toe you an idea, the paper covered their own shooting shortly after reports of gunfir

wendy winters, editorial page editor, gerald fishman, john, sports reporter, and smith, and robert. the suspect was hiding under a desk. in 2012, he sued the paper for defamation for the coverage of the stalking case, and the lawsuit was dismissed. abc news, annapolis. >>> and a go fund me site is raising money to help families pay for medical expenses and funerals. more than 129,000 has been raised so far and the goal is $150,000. the staff will be consulted before money is spent. we have a link on the website, abc7news.com. >>> bak news from san francisco's financial district. firefighters are on the scene of a building fire near front and jackson streets. this is video received. the building that caught fire was undergoing renovation. this is the same building where a greek restaurant is located on the ground floor. they successfully put out the fire and are investigating why the blaze started. no injurieshappening today, rel new information about a 43-year-old cold case murder. the 72-year-old steve crawford killed himself yesterday as deputies knocked on the door. dna testing l

the fourth victim is gerald fishman. the fifth victim is john mcnamara. >> first responders responded within a minute. the evacuated over 150 people from inside the building. >> i am very proud of that response. not only the speed of the response, but the courage of the demonstrated in entering the building without a moments hesitation. finding the shooter who was hiding and taking him into custody without shots being fired with law enforcement. >> reporter: the suspected is not cooperating with investigators. sources tell fox news he mutilated his fingers seemingly in an effort to make it more difficult for authorities to id him. lease have not confirmed of that and say they are still working to determine a motive. >> we are saddened we had to make those notifications. we are deeply saddened that a person had to take this into his own hands. threats made aga gazette on social media. >> one of the journalists killed was remembered by his brother. the novelist carl hiasson. he posted this photo on facebook. rob is on the

deeper so you can see for example that the trade deficit with china has actually grown in april so fishman's he told us the story from the new york stock exchange thank you very much. europe as you may know as referred to as the old continent which is great for architecture enthusiastic and historians but not so much for those who want to move on to the digital age where some countries are lagging behind the e.u. has now proposed nine point two billion euro budget programme to fund the blocks digital priorities the plan unveiled by the use commissioner for digital affairs would divide funding among areas like artificial intelligence cyber security and training the new funding aims to complement the efforts to smooth digital access security and regulation across the bloc the commission says the program would invest in areas that member states alone can't reach the proposal comes as digital services assume a greater part of the economy and as industries turn to digital solutions built on faster and more seamless networks china and the u.s. are widely considered ahead in digitize ation. europe

so fishman secure our financial correspondent on wall street is joining us now hi sophie it's very good to see you know one thing away the name monsanto really get rid of the problems and the bad reputation associated with the company for a bunch. of it is highly unlikely but it's very clearly what bae is trying to do i mean the nine months have been the f.p.u. tome of evil per basic revie entire century a company had to be draining farmers destroying the environment or poisoning our food so it looks like a buyer is spending a lot to possibly inherit a bad reputation when launching this takeover bid a buyer promised it would not introduce genetically modified crops in europe experts are still warning buyer is going to feel the impact of this bad reputation by association because some of the brand names which will become part of the new part folio draw almost as much controversy as the parent company and buyer is not going to change the thing fell the danger of a knock on effect is real and could potentially damage fate and the stock price of buyer is well the stock is indeed down for th

and our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange so fishman scheme is standing by for us sophie what are the reactions where you are to this could it strengthen trump's hand in trade disputes. well there is the perception here i mean it gives them a way to justify his strict and some might even call it stubborn a way of bargaining and he needs to bolster his view because he has many opponents even within his own party trump is obsessed with anything that concerns the trade balance trade deficit for him the source of all evil and all problems so he is a protectionist and they always complain about the united states trade deficit for good but forget about the surplus of foreign investment capital or trade the trade surplus and services trade is not a one way street where one country loses and the other one wins and so economists for once pretty much agree that these terrorists are going to hurt american businesses and consumers and that again would harm the economy and g.d.p. growth as well and that would be definitely a problem where you are now it's the end of the week so

rald fishman -- if fischman. john mcnamara. it's my understanding that all are eloyees of the capital gazette. robert henry? >> no, henry w the h. it's robert then the last name is hiaason. as information becomes available, we'll make sure we get it out. we don't anticipate having more informatioil the morning. we thought it was important to get the informa on out about the victims to you guys so families can begin the healing thoughts and prayers go out to the families, victims, friends, and we' have an update for you in the morning. thank you very much. >> you're listening to live briefing after today's shooting at the capital gazette newspaper. to r neat thees of the five journalists who were killed today. robert smith, gerald fishman, wendy winters, john mcnarrow and robert heisan. >> police believe are victims frtt the capital e, some editors, one, perhaps a reporter, at this poi, there's still a lot of informationve loping but five people deadod from t's shooting at the capital >> one of the most amazingly resilient thing

and a financial correspondent say fishman ski is a new york for us sophie in the middle of the transatlantic trade dispute how has the news of can else acquisition gone down over the. well it seems like a win win situation this deal is supposed to solve few of these bankruptcy use d. is the biggest u.s. maker of gypsum wallboard and they fight for bankruptcy protection in two thousand or one under the weight of as the best of litigation settlements and then famous warren buffett debates out the company with three hundred million dollars in funding but berkshire's they became so large that it couldn't sell those tears in the open market without pushing down the price so this deal now in a group berkshire to exit what buffett has called a disappointing investment now if in the meantime gets the opportunity to reap the gains of a recovering u.s. housing market and i've got to ask you sir if a house the market responded to the g seven may have. investors do not care about any summit at the moment this is not easy to understand and even harder to explain because these comments could have a signif

next is gerald fishman described as a quirky voice of a community newspaper .aper says sports reporting was his dream job. >> wendy winters was a prolific writer who chronicled her community as for the sales assistant rebecca smith the paper says that she loves spending time with family and was new to the paper. >> annapolis, maryland

rebecca smith, gerald fishman who waser the confirms was the editorial editor, johrr ow and rob hiaason all employees. the brother ofiaason posted ck, he recall his brother as i one of the most gentleun andny people. he'd ever learn. rob was a paper assistant editor. now it's clear the capital gazette is a beacon for people coin the unity, not just news but a sense of connection, one man i spoke with william raoul spoke aboutth one of victims, a woman lost her life who had a huge mac on him. >> he was always to alive and funny andou know full of energy and positive. were going to have lunch and we tomorrow to tal about some public relations stuffas as wel disseminating other information in our communityer through work. whether photographer or writing, i psonalize it in that sense but it is a loss. >> reporter: without them the world dsn't knowhat their politicians elected leaders are doing, they don't know the score of the basketball game. this is just bee rdha >> reporter: just to give you an idea of the commitment to journalist, the paper covered the shooting itself. th a well, though

wendi winter, jared fishman, john mcnamara covering sports, rebecca smith, a sales assistant and the editor and brother of carl ehiaasen. one survivor celine san felice describing her experience to cnn. >> i was working at my desk when i heard the shots. and it took a couple of them for me to realize what i was happening and i looked at anthony the intern and i said i'm getting out of here and i grabbed my purse and headed to the back door and i was only a couple of steps away from and it was locked. what happened here was very calculated. i reported when pulse happened, i went to school in florida and i remember being so upset hearing about the victims texting their families and there i was sitting under a desk texting my parents telling them that i loved them and i just -- i just don't know what i want right now. our whole lives have been shattered. and so thanks for your prayers but i couldn't give say [ bleep ] about them if there is nothing else. >> police officials say the shooter 's intent was clear. >> this was a targeted attack on the "capital gazette." he entered the billsi

fourth victim is jerrold fishman.hird victim is john mcnamara. >> reporter: the baltimore son reporting rob hiason, father of three, had just celebrated an anniversary. jimmy butts with a series of defiant tweets about the heart of the humble newspaper. devastated and heart broken, numb. the reporters and editors put their all into finding the truth, that is our mission, will always be. and tomorrow there will be a print edition. for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in annapolis, maryland. >> geo will be live on "good morning america" tomorrow with the latest details in the shooting. to our peers at the "gazette," we're with you. we'll be right back. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to

on wednesday, she criticized sara gilbert and michael fishman for condemning her racist tweet.terday, she wrote, i forgive you both. love you both. wish you could have called me personally to talk. roseanne says the sad es part of the controversy vofls 9-year-old jaden rey who played her granddaughter. roseanne writes i'm asamed that she would think i didn't love her because she's african-american. >> i'm so happy. i want to do this for the rest of my life. >> i think you have a good start, missy. >> i love this. >> meanwhile, another twist today. ♪ no monsters, no way >> the 65-year-old comedian tried to explain herself by posting videos she made back in 2006. ♪ somehow we must learn to get along with e everyone ♪ >> she dedicated this bob marley cover to everybody suffering today. ♪ every little thing is gonna be all right ♪ >> apparently, she backed out of a scheduled podcast inte was no and doesn't want to travf a phone conversation they had earlier this week. >> she told me she was taking ambien. she was drunk memorial day weekend. she tweeted a bunch of stupid [ bleep ] a

lecy goranson and michael fishman. >> what's up, deplorable?c's announcement at roseanne's spin-off hipted at how they'll cope without the matriarch. after a sudden turn of events, the conners are forced to face the daily struggles of life in lanford in a way they never have before. >> awc would not have green-lit this new series if it didn't have a vision of what it was. what the show was going to look like without roseanne barr. >> brian stelter says it's a high probability that the character cou die. >> with whether they kill her off or not, she's not going to beooming in the background. abc is going the want a new show. not lingering awkwardness involving barr. >> i need you the leave. >> it's not the first time hollywood has continued series without their main star. this fall, netflix's "house of cards" returns without president kevin spacey. >> my turn. >> amazon's hit drama, transparent, will film the final season after handing jeffrey tambor his walking papers. "two and half men" lived on without charlie sleen. as diz "three's company."

we spoke with actor michael fishman before "roseanne" was canceled. >> what i hear from fans throughy struggling. that they like that they see us strugg struggle, they can relate to that. >> black people are just like us -- >> reporter: but mining those characters for dramatic effect, exploring their struggles with real-life issues. >> i don't want to dis-gina. >> tough, you're doing it. >> i hate you. >> fine, you don't have to kiss me. >> reporter: d.j. hesitates to kiss a black girl in a school play. in the reboot we find out he ended up marrying her. they are a biracial child. in the new show, still plenty of room to explore that storyline. even without roseanne's running commentary. >> we have so many powerful voices that we really do a good job of trying to play all sides and have real conversations that you'd see in your own kitchen or living room. >> let's say grace. jackie, would you like to take a knee? >> reporter: roseanne's character was the one member of the conner family known to have voted for trump. >> thank you for making america great again. >> reporter: will the s

fishman. and the 5th victim and john mcna meredith a. >> reporter: 170 people evacuated safely seen with their hands outside. officers not hesitating to ent gunman telling abc7 news they recovered the shotgun on the scene. >> it was very scary because you wouldn't think something would happen to you at work. >> reporter: authorities have tentatively identified the suspect jared ramos. he may have targeted the newspaper over a lawsuit for defamation he filed in 2015. in annapolis, maryland, janai norman, abc7 news. >> janai, thank you very much. a gofundme site is raising money to pay for family expenses. and sadly funerals. staff will be consulted before any money is spent. find a lichk on our website, abc7news.com. >> happening now, a grass fire broke out along the benicia vallejo border tonight shutting down all lanes of 580. lisa is live with the very latest. lisa? >> reporter: kristen, right now eastbound lanes are open so traffic is moving normally, but as you can see behind me, westbound

painful told fishman appreciates the tips available he plans to buy a rooftop tent but is interested in everything like how other drivers have converted their vehicles you can always learn something about us that's without an. air here to meet new people you know other car nights and to see other vehicles and gather ideas for their next trip. but today there's something else ease land the lovers have in common that is i had to said a new guinness world record for the largest parade of land rovers or range rovers while the first vehicles have already set off on the parade route other. plants are preparing themselves mentally. but the snake it's not so easy you have to keep the right distance between yourself and the vehicle ahead and that takes a bit of diligence and special. visitors i thought i did. the previous record of five hundred sixteen vehicles were set in portugal in two thousand and fourteen the rules for a new record attempt are very strict the vehicles in the parade are not allowed to stop and they can never be more than two vehicle lengths away from one another that's no

editor gerald fishman was seen as the voice of the paper, and john mcnamara, or mack, was passionateir deaths have left many are stunned. eight new three out of the five that had lost their lives, and it is heart—wrenching. our beautiful little friendly town, it's just... our beautiful little friendly town, it'sjust... sorry, it is shopping. the suspected gunman has been charged with five counts of first degree murder. nvidia link, he was denied bail. prosecutors believe this was a carefully planned attack, based on surveillance footage from the scene and evidence recovered from his car and home. there were two entrances to the offices in which this attack occurred. the rear door was barricaded. mr ramos then, asi door was barricaded. mr ramos then, as i told thejudge, entered into the front door and worked his way through the office, where he would... shooting victims as he walked through the offers. jarrod ramos had a grudge against the paper dating back to 2011 when its columnists covered a case, criminal case against him. he has often criticised the capital gazette on social medi

. >> reporter: gerald fishman, editor cal page editor and quiet and reserved with a knowledge of everything. john mcnamara, loved sports and history and a jack of all trades and a fantastic person. rebecca smith, sales assistant and kind and considerate and willing to help and wendi winters, her life was a gift to everyone who knew her. despite the grieve, the surviving staff is doing what journalists do, reporting on what happened with one big difference -- the first editorial page after the shooting was blank. often when these things happen people say how is it possible that this could have been seen and in this case it is -- everyone is saying how is it possible that people didn't see it coming because many simply did. the question is why wasn't anything done to head it off before it got here. jake. >> tom foreman, thank you so much. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> and i want to turn to more breaking news in the politics lead. cnn is breaking the news one of president trump's political apointies, a deputy assistant secretary of state pushed for a united nations to soften rac

little deeper so you can see for example that the deficit with china has actually grown in april so fishman's he told us a story from the new york stock exchange thank you very much. the c.e.o. of qatar airways has apologized after saying his job was too difficult for a woman. back it is known for his controversial remarks and despite the apology the statement sparkled at debate at the annual meeting of the international air transport association or iata in an industry that is still widely led by men. quinta i think i asked about the issue among middle east airlines in particular and why his job as head of his country's flag carrier couldn't be done by a woman the qatar airways chief executive gave a typically provocative answer to quantize c.e.o. alan joyce seated next to al backer tried to make light of the comments. well you know of course it has to be led by a man because it is it is a very challenging position and i am sure that i am sure of that. and. i said i said he was going to stop saying controversial to. ask you on it. and it is god we're going to do it i don't know where i'm goin

. >>> and fishman was 61 years old and started at the gazette in 1992. the newsroom marvelled when he married a woman who he had met online. >> and a maryland nation and self-described first class field hockey players, she was engaged to be married calling herself a bonus mom to the best kid ever. smith was just 34 years old. in just a little bit we'll go to maryland for the latest on the shooting investigation. >> let's switch gears. the trump administration is getting the ball rolling to fill justice kennedy's seat. last night the president met separately with republican senators along with red state democrats. those democrats are considered pretty vulnerable in the upcoming midterm elections. the president's team talked with more than a dozen other senators. earlier in the day though, white house officials told nbc news that white house counsel reached out to senators in a signal that the white house recognizes how important the two are to confirming justice kennedy's replacement. the two republicans helped stop the repeal of obamacare and are expecte

gerald fishman. and last is john mcmamarro. >> [inaudible]? >> it's my understanding that all are employees of the "capital gazette." >> mc mem a. >> the third name? robert? >> no, henry was the h. again, as information becomes available we will get it out. we don't anticipate having more information until the morning. we thought it was important to get the information out about the victims to you guys so their families can begin that healing process. our thoughts and prayers go out to their families and the victims and their friends. we will have an update in the morning. thank you very much. >> laura: our hearts does our prayers are with those victims. just identified. we will continue to monitor this for more developments. other networks are publishing photos. we have not confirmed those. we don't do that on the fox news. the focus of the "angle," robert is a defense torn and hit documentary film maker whose new film "death of a nation" is out august 3rd. and gentlemen, comments about this horrific shooting. we learned of the victims. it lo

next gerald fishman described as a voice of the community newspaper. john mcnamara says he was a sports reporter. when the winters was a prolific writer who was a voice in the community. rebecca smith and the paper said she loved to spend time with her family. she had been recently hired at the gazette. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the newspaper shooting. we will follow up on twitter and facebook. >> major new developments out of oakland. moments ago the judge in the warehouse fire approved a possible plea deal for both defendants. the reporter is covering this case. he is live now to bring us new information on this plea deal. >> reporter: we're live outside the courthouse from downtown oakland. the last few minutes, we have a possible plea deal a package deal eight years in prison. will find officially at a hearing and find out at 2 pm whether or not both men will accept the deal or go to trial. these two defendants, are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the ghost ship fire. one count for each victim that died.

another person kill said, rebecca smith, identifieda as a salesperson for the newspaper, gerald fishman, and john mcnumara as a writer for the paper. we're told he covered sports with reporting this gunman did issue threats, there were threats issued via social media. not necessarily against any one person in the newspaper but the newspaper in general. we also have an account here from a woman name anne lipinski, a journalism -- saying, quote, a birthday package from her husband still awaited her. and said rob had asked her if she wanted to open her gift thursday morning, but told him she's rather wait until he got home from work. a really heart breaking story. also we're getting riveting accounts from survivors, what it was like in that newsroom as the gunman opened fire. described him shooting through the windows as people cowered under the desks. this gentleman, mr. davis, heard the gunman reload. and we're also told the gunman himself, ramos, tried to evade officers when they interrupted this attack. he was found hiding under a desk himself elsewhere in the building. >> ms. lipinski

wendi winter, jared fishman, john mcnamara covering sports, rebecca smith,

rob hiaasen, wendy winter is rebecca smith, gerald fishman and rob mcnamara. jarrod ramos appeared by video hookup from the courtroom where he was denied bail. this newspaper pursued harassment charges against ramos in 2013 after a series of belligerent, threatening tweets towards the newspaper. they had published an account of his harassment of a former high school classmate. he had been harassing her. the newspaper ultimately dropped that suit. he did not have any record of a purchase of a firearm in maryland. the attorney for the newspaper said it would have been like sticking a stick into a beehive. they didn't want to provoke him. alex. >> mike, i'm glad you made mention of all five of their names, instead of just allowing them to be part of a horrible statistic that keeps growing by the day. >>> the impending supreme court nomination vote may not fall along party lines. we have msnbc elections guru steve kornacki in studio. with the key races that may factor in how the nomination vote goes. i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrit

. >> gerald fishman, an a word-winning journalist. the 61-year-old was quiet, clever and quirky. respected by his peers. local politicians said he asked tough questions and created every local story with deep importance. one of the survivors of thursday's shooting was a college senior, the newspaper's intern, anthony messenger. he tells nbc his colleagues were good and kind-hearted and he never expected something like this to happen in a newsroom. >> that was something that never crossed my mind when i took the internship, that i might see people die, people that were nothing but welcoming and comforting to me. it's a big job to take. i had never really had a job at an office yet, and they were accommodating to me and they really tried to help me write the best stories i could, so it was unfortunate to see such good-heart ted people suffer ultimately such untiming, senseless deaths. >> on the phone, danielle cole, a local writer at the maryland newspaper. what was it like to report on this senseless activity? >> i haven't broken down too much. i've been in a state of shock since

gerald fishman, i filed every column. i wrote for the last four years wonderful guy, very quiet, unassuming, biting , beautiful writer, you can read about him. go to the annapolis online and they did wonderful profiles today of these people. robert hiaasen, another associate editor and columnist, very witty, big man, six-five, is the brother of a columnist, very engaging. his column dealt not with politics and big issues but with the foibles of life we all confront. >> what do you want people out there to know about that team that you get to work with there? >> i was likely impressed with what they produced today and probably will produce tomrow, and they were sending a message, you know, and it's a very clear message, and i endorse that message -- you can't let a shooter, in this case, on, who as you said in the setup piece, had a long-running grievous with the paper, he was a dangerous -- obviously they didn't nk he tas the combustible danger that he proved to be, oherwise the police and they would have done something a

gerald fishman f-i-s-c-h-m-an. . >> were they all journalists. >> it's my understanding that all are employees of the capital gazette. mcnamacnamara. >> i'm sorry, the third name? robert henry hisson. >> no, henry was the h. h-i-a-a-s-o-n. >> again, as information becomes available, we'll make sure to get it out. we just thought it was very important to get the information out about the victims to you guys so their families can begin that healing process. so our thoughts and prayers go out to the families, their victims, their friends and we'll have an update for you in the morning. thank you very much. >> okay, there you go. anne arundel officials 24r, police officials there holding an update. a briefing, talking about where they are in this investigation, saying that now the suspect is being interviewed by the criminal investigation division as we speak, that's what they're saying. they're also saying that there are no new threats, they believe, at the newspaper or in the surrounding area of the capital gazette. also giving oit a phone number. we can put that phone number back up.

capital because that maryland is honoring its dead colleagues by telling their story saying gerald fishman'spersonality was so quiet and withdrawn that it hit the brilliant ma and why wits and wicked pen that his colleagues were treasure and many of the papers readers are showing their support like this user keep fighting the good fight our community is forever in your debts for your courage and your passion for what you guys do we say in north america mexico has to the polls this sunday to pick the next president voters will be casting their ballots across the country and beyond well thanks to recent reforms members of the mexican diaspora will vote in this election more than ever before and that gives the large number of u.s. based mexicans a powerful voice washing correspondent car which isn't reports. with the world cup to win and an election coming up it's been a big week for mexico. while mexicans everywhere cheer on their national team those living in the united states will have more power than ever before at the ballot box . almost ten percent of the country's population live here. c

>> i haven't been in there for awhile to talk t my editor who i hope is still living and gail fishman my editor r the pin page, has -- it has to have been -- security -- itve has t been an overall oncern othertse they would no have the glass door. >>oneah. >> 'causee without thatk anyone could wal in and just walk into e capital ando anything. >> is that fairly new. >> in their previous bu vding, which they hacated about two years ago, they did not have that kind of security. so, it's bee a concern. i can't comment on whether or not they were concerned abo an active shooting incident or not. >> and john i jus want tola y your fierce because daniel ohl a the capitol had >> thank god she's okay. >> she sent out a tweet with a couple names. is he she had dhilavis anthony celine san feliz are okay. >> danielle ohl is a fantasticer report >> there was another reporter in the hospital. iust heard you mentioned rick's name. i just wanted to mention that i to you. john want to hang with you just for a moment or more. governor hogan is about to speak and as soon as governor hogan starts speaki

editorial writer gerald fishman had been there a quarter century, almost always wearing a button down v-neck cardigan in the office, regardless of the season. said to have had a brilliant mind and wry wit. he was 64. rebecca smith, a newcomer in the sales office, already made a great impression. thoughtful, likeable. played field hockey in high school, hardly ever missed one of her fiance's softball games. lived in eastern baltimore county together. all of them honored by the capital on a mostly blank editorial page saying we are speechless. adding tomorrow, this page will return to its steady purpose of offering informed opinion about the world around them so they might be better citizens. with us now, the mayor of annapolis. in new york, bill bratten. mayor, let me start with you. thank you for being on the show. i want to bring up the photo showing the journalists working off the flatbed of a truck, standing up on their laptops, trying to get the paper out, trying to get the capital out. sold out in a lot of spots around annapolis, we understand. i like your reflections how you're

capital gazette in maryland is honoring its dead colleagues by telling their story saying gerald fishman's per personality was so quiet and withdrawn that it had the brilliant mind raii wit and wicked pen that his colleagues would treasure and in many of the papers readers are showing their support like this user saying she's fighting the good fight our community is forever in your debt for your courage and your passion for what you guys too. the group stage of the world cup is over we have nic mechanic line from sports with us to wrap it all up for us so nick yesterday saw the last matches of the group play there and we saw belgium against england and belgium still looking really good surprising actually sent out there between both teams did because there was more there's less to play for they didn't want to go in the group they want to finish second but last night they were two very good to the teams. go there in his first for the country and the interesting thing is he used to play for manchester united in england at the time about making a naturalized citizen so he could play for anyon

i think whoever is involved at facebook's headquarters has some more inovateive-- >> it is brian fishman, an american fellow who runs the counterterrorism. >> i was born in muslim, and i get my education in muslim. what i learned about religion, what isis is teaching their members, also in the summer when i was in musk to learn about villageing, same thing, i leard what isis now teaching their religion. it wasn't a surprise for me, isis occupation, muslim. lots of people in muslim actually welcome isis and i was working with an organization, non-profit. we did focus group inside muslim with some young, actually, for first week isis, we did this. group with young people. some of them, i have the recosome so happy becaus this is first time leading under justice of islamic statefelt now, because of-- state. now, because of my work, every day i am facing people who post on social media, post similar with isis idea. when i inganl with some of them, tell them you believe in isis? there answer be no, isis is a terrorist group. you are posting isis on, isis is terrorist group. my question for al

he leaves behind three children- >>> 61old gerald fishman was the editorial page editorke.d man accolades were his described as shy but where and witty and known for being in the office at all hrs. >> 56-year-old jack he worked at the newspaper for more than 24 years and he loved everything sports. his co-workers describe him as a great person and a jack of all trades. macnamara leaves behind a wife. >> 65-year-old wendy winters was for the capital p gazette. fiart of her career she in public relations in fashion before moving to maryland. she' described as wonderful woman, dedicated and a fantastic reporter. wints leaves behind a daughter daughter. and 34-year-old rebecca smith. she was a recent higher at the capital gazette she worked in the sales departm as a sales assistant. her co-workers say she made sure that office ran smoothly she was thoughtful, considerate and willing to help. she leaves behind a fiance'. >> five journalists who died in the senseesss shooting yrday had a combineds 75 years of journalism experience. >>> a gofundme page has bee fset upor the victim

"capital gazette" ed toward gerald fishman remembered as a mentor and a loyal friend. he was part my family. i only had seven people at my wedding and he was one o them. >> reporter: wendy winters, a communy reporter who often volunteered in her neighborhood leaves three daughters behind. >> i miss her very much. this is a senseless tragedy and i have to live life now without my mother. >> reporter: as the small town greens, moreorrific details of thursday's game come to light. suspected gunman jarrod ramos first barricaded the back door so people could not escape then entered the newsroom with and shotgun opened fire. police say ramos, who has not been cooperating with investigators, has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder. esident trump offering h condolences friday. >> journalists, like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> reporter: mariaas h lost her husband rob and assistant editor at the pap fondly remembered for being a kind leader and a talented feature writer. fo maria -- >> i've los

remaining cast members including john goodman, laurie metcalf, sarah gilbert, lecy goranson and michael fishmancters not only have a place in our hearts but in the hearts and homes of our audience adding they are so happy to have the opportunity to return with the cast and crew to continue to share those stories through love and laughter. online a lot of opinions both for and against the show. one posted a comment saying hard pass on the "the conners." the show is nothing without r s roseanne. and others say they will certainly watch. one suggestion that kept coming up the focus should be on sarah gilbert's character darlene and single mothers. >> we'll see. thanks so much. i want to get to larry hackett, managing part after 10ten media. good to have you back with us this week. we were just talking about this whether it's been done before -- we know it has been done but without the main character. does it succeed? >> she looms over this show like nobody else has. shelley long left "cheers," and david caruso left "nypd blue." this is different. i believe why people watch, they see themselves in

she only tweeted her apology to rey but her tv children, sara gilbert and mike fishman, that she loveshem too and forgives them for, quote, throwing her under the bus. now, she ended her night tweeting that she is praying for a divided nation, and that she is signing off of twitter for awhile. we'll see how long that lasts, robin. >> we will. all right, matt, thank you. >>> now to that tension at the border. the trump administration under fire for separating hundreds of children from their parents if they illegally cross into the united states. overnight, protesters taking to the streets in san antonio, and more rallies are planned around the country today. our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is just back from the border and you spoke with one of those families? >> reporter: that's right, robin. good morning. we did. we spent time with a parent who hasn't seen her son in more than eight months. there are hundreds of families that have been recently separated and immigration advocates say it's happening at a rate like they've never seen before. right now in el paso, texa