. ♪ what's goin' on ♪ (chorus) ♪ what's goin' on ♪ ♪ what's goin' on ♪ (chorus) ♪ what's goin' on ♪ (83, motown's legends shared the stage again to celebrate their 25th anniversary. ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ (narrator) motown 25. it was a night to remember filled with heart-warming reunions diana ross together again with the supremes. (diana ross) ♪ someday we'll be together ♪ (applause, cheering) (narrator) the jacksons reunited with michael. (motown music) and smokey with the miracles. ♪ well there's a brand new place i found ♪ ♪ where people goin' from miles around ♪ ♪ they come from everywhere and if you drop in there ♪ ♪ you might see anybody in town goin' ♪ ♪ goin' to a go-go ♪ (narrator) we saw the emotional homecoming of marvin gaye in one of his last performances for his motown family. ♪ i, i've got to know, lord ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody tell me ♪ ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ (narrator) plus, you'll see michael jackson capture the attention of the entire world with the historic world premiere of the most famous dance routine of all time. ♪ and now you can have a front ro

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that's where mary lincoln stood up and said, no no no you do and that and i'm talking him to goin chicago and i'gm going to bury him in chicago.and so and so the city backed off. and at the time, oak ridge ceme cemetery was way out in the country. this beautiful wooded setting. that's where they picked.nd tha and that was fine with her. so that's what i he was buried there. lincoln college in lincoln, li illinois, came across a letter written by a 15-year-old girl to her brother. she she was 15. she lived in the town of atlanta. the beauty of atlanta when this train came through, here he is airies riding through the prairies, the sun rose as the train got to atlanta. this little girl was there.l i just would take the liberty of reading this letter because it speaks for all the million -- literally millions t -- certainly his hundreds of thousands that saw ain. this train. as she said, as the train came to nta, atlanta, illinois, the church s bells tolled, the muffled drums played, and everything seemed to say, come and mourn with me. even the angels in heaven must surely shed tears of gri

. >> you thought there was a criminal scheme goin' on here? >> it didn't smell right. >> for us, it was a game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: and after a decade-long obsession, the detective's hunch would be proved right. it turned out to be far more sinister than anyone could imagine. >> we had kept this a secret for 10 years and no one knew. >> reporter: he would uncover a supernatural tale of angels and demons. an investigation into the saga of a travelling family that dabbled in most of the seven deadly sins. >> amber was the angel of death. >> did you believe it? >> he could see the future. >> reporter: lies? plenty. lust, greed, murder? angels landing had all of that and more. >> all i could think about was "how are they going to believe me? you know, this is such a crazy story. what if they don't believe me?" >> reporter: growing up near kansas city, missouri, the two sisters sara and emily had about as normal a life as any suburban girls in the midwest. >> my sister and i used to play together when we were younger. my mom, it seemed li

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this is goin to be a full house tonight. among those in attendance jesse jackson, kanye west and a couple detroit tigers we talked to steph curry. >> kind of a freak incident. >> steph curry was most concerned about his family and their view of his scary fall monday night. >> you can imagine what kind of thoughts go througtheir heads i was trying to be myself, i went home, watched a movie. convincing them i was all right. >> he did look like his noal self making threes it seemed by the bucket. >> he's a warrior. >> that is a huge relief to ns. some tookn a matinee. >> i'm going t root because i'm a bay area fan. >> it's all good. >> tigers all the way. >> warriors? >> yes. there will be room for the warriors. >> we doove our mvp. do you kw he grewp in north carolina? he his wife and their young daughter live in orinda. is a real member of the community. >> in orinda there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >> he is the talk of the town? >> of course. >> wn he leaves he comes home, he's more than a name. he's a neighb

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. >> kbroyou know, we're not goin crazy. a little dab would do you.rting anybody. >> no damage done, right. >> i disagree with the rule and it's legal. i can't do anything about it, but we sure as hel don't need it on main street and one of the counsel members admitted to being supported by the marijuana industry in this town. that tells me you've been bought and paid for. people should say, maybe we need to think about a recall of some counsel members. it does show that it's on the forefront of a lot of people's minds. >> this is our steam boat house. we've been here since mayish. we rented this whole home. it's amazing. this is the master bedroom and you could almost wing span this thing. and then a spiral stair case. >> a disaster but it's a huge closet. >> a copper sink and a wine c l cellar. >> it was good deal and a mansion compared to what we're living in. >> it looks like a sex wall now because there's a bed in here. but that's just my opinion. >> brian is rich and is he going to get richer? if things stay the same, absolutely he's going to ge

was over it shortly after the train left 30th street station, earlier this morning and here it is goind junction. the site of last tuesday's deadly derailment. good morning everyone, "eyewitness news" reporter january car payee at 30th street station right now where she spoke to some passengers jan? >> good morning already a busy station here at 30th street station amtrak pulling out of 30th street just after 6:00 this morning running bit late, no one really seemed to mind. they are all confidence, in amtrak service and happy to be jumping on the train to new york this morning. uncle see here at 30th street station, everything is business as usual. also here as you mentioned mayor michael nutter, he says, he or not wanted tore here to wish them well. he wanted to see that train all the way out of the station, he says, if he had business in new york sit would be on that train, as well. he uses it with his family, for business, and says he has complete confidence in the service as well. as that train pulled around that area, where the crash happened, this is the first time. >> making sur

. >> reporter: theresa goins was the correction officer working with kids when she decided to do moreen i worked with in law enforcement inspired me to try to find a solution of breaking the cycle. >> reporter: she brought in caterer chef kevin to work with the kids. he grew up in this neighborhood. >> they get life skills and learn how to do everything. it is more than just a restaurant. it is a school. >> reporter: they do do better. these three are all heading to college. desiree has been here since 2008. >> i was drinking, get nothing to a lot of trouble, stealing robbing, home invasions and then i came to old school. >> before i was here, i was pretty lost. i was trying to find a moment of truth in the streets. >> i feel old school for this community means change. >> reporter: some of these kids have been in jail, foster homes on the street, involved in gangs, drugs crime weapon, and more. old school cafe is an oasis of hope in a neighborhood that needs more of it. pam moore, kron4. >> there is the sign that hangs above the front door which says "enter as strangers leave as frien

. >> cannot get the rain goin the caldecott tunnel has received the most low to heavy drizzle.onding now we are well into the morning commute and it is not so slick as it was earlier. low-to-mid 50s through the north by and napa at 57, the warm spot and rohnert park at 49 the cool spot and we have mid-50s everywhere and san jose is 57 degrees, brentwood is 56 along with newark and cupertino and redwood city and san carlos and alameda at 55 and lafayette and san ramon at 54 and san francisco at 52. not so wet but, still a lost moisture hanging in the air here in san francisco and that low we have been tracking will make it wet at times. inland 65 to 70. if we see sunshine that is where it is. the coast and san francisco heavy drizzle at 56 to 60, and showers away the bay at 61 to 67. so far, 87 in san jose and we have a final chance tomorrow and warmer weather as we head through the holiday weekend. now out the door with traffic. >> 44 bart trains are running on time and ace trains one and three look like we have a delay on ace train one at since minutes and we heard there was u

we are goining side right now to a press conference about the shooting tonight. >> do not know that.s there an immediate threat right now in the area? >> not that we're aware of, however, you are seeing helicopters flying overhead. those are police helicopters. >> the parking lot walking out side, people described a third suspect being put in a squad car. can you give information on that? >> don't have any idea on that. the only thing i've been told this is two men out shooting were shot and killed at the scene. >> to be clear the officer shot was he here working at the bank? >> yes. >> were you thinking something like this could happen? >> we prepare for something like this simply because there were additional officers that were hired for this event by the school district. we had talked with them in preparing for this event in case something like this happened. >> how many were inside the event? >> approximately 200 were at the event. >> how long do you expect the area will be locked down? >> no idea. >> very short. i was outside, heard the gunfire start. the gunfire just lasted sec

and -- i mean, everything that's goin' on in life right now richard pryor talked about it in the '60she really couldn't talk 'cause he had multiple sclerosis. so, some days i could look in his eyes and i could tell he really didn't want to be bothered. like, you know, he looked at me some days like, "get on out of here," you know. and then some days i made him laugh. like, one of his maids came through and i think she pooted. [ laughter ] and i said wow, that sounded tampered with. [ laughter ] at least she thought it was funny, you know? and he started laughing. so, i said, "oh, i made him laugh." >> seth: i can't imagine how intimidating that was. and then on top of, you know, just the subject matter, how intimidating it must have been to be richard. >> awe, yeah. >> seth: you have eddie murphy's involved in the film. >> eddie murphy's playin' the father. >> seth: oprah winfrey. >> oprah winfrey, yeah, man. >> seth: oh, my goodness. i mean, this is something else. >> kate hudson. >> seth: that's great. now did you -- had you met oprah before? is the first time you met -- >> this is

generally even if you're not the subject of the search, even if it's your next door neighbor, people goin view the police not as, you know, a force that's helping them solve problems but as an occupying force coming in instead of you know, we used to refer to police officers as peace officers. they were there to respond to a disturbance and restore the peace. but these days they're rolling into neighborhoods in the middle of the night or early in the morning conducting a violent raid and they're creating a disturbance. so that is another problem that we need to reverse. another thing that can take a look at is re-examine the red tape that too many police unions have put in place with respect to employment practices for police officers. there is too much red tape in place that makes it almost impossible sometimes to get rid of a bad police officer. some police chiefs will tell that you they know who the bad apples are right now. but it's almost impossible to get them off of the force because of the red tape that is involved. our friends on the right see this problem in the education contex

and in the investigation we're goin' to find out was it able to detect that particular traffic. >> it wasn't operational on that day. >> it is not operational. it is in a test process right now. we're using it as a test platform and it is not integrated into our system. should it prove to be effective, our choice is to put it into our system and make it operational but it is not operational today. >> u.s. customs and border patrol using the tethered system or tars. why aren't you using that. >> we think jlens has more promise. and the reason is i'll have to defer to the next session sir. >> who -- once you detect something whose job and role in responsibility is it to take it down? >> secretary of defense. deputy secretary of defense and if they are not there it is my decision or to my deputies. >> whose decision is it if they see something visually at the capitol hill police chief? >> mr. chairman as officers do every day, if they see something that is a threat to them or anyone else -- >> when did they see it? >> they saw it seconds before it landed as it was above the statue at gra

. >> so she was just a little -- goin' too fast, is that -- >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: but? love has a way of circling back. toward the end of that summer of '79, after they'd been apart for a while, they ran into each other again on a water skiing trip. >> i saw her and we started talking. and we decided, "you know, okay, let's go out." and it was like -- for me, it was, "is this the one that got away?" >> reporter: and then it was august 29. a warm summer evening outside lynn's little studio apartment on anza avenue. quiet. calm. not a breath of wind. lynne was cooking chinese food. she had company, a male friend who had come for dinner, a male friend who was not richard frank. no. this was an ex-boyfriend named joe giarusso. after dinner lynne and joe drank some wine, talked about what we cannot know, and then at 11:30 or so, he left. and lynne went to bed. early shift at the hospital. outside, the street was silent. wednesday ticked into thursday. that's when the neighbors heard it, couldn't help but hear it, a high-pitched scream. and it came from lynne knight's little

would start with the individual who's been kidnapped, looking into their background, seein' what's goinr life, whether they have financial issues, maybe a love relationship that's ended. >> reporter: detectives interviewed gonzalo's friends, work associates and family members and got nothing. >> i don't think they were able to provide anything that really could point the detectives at that time in the right direction. >> reporter: but, eventually investigators stumbled across something in gonzalo's home. something very curious scribbled on his phone bill. >> there was a handwritten note that said "patty." and there was two numbers. >> was this patty someone they needed to talk to right away? >> it was. >> reporter: coming up -- and talk they did. >> i was just weeping and crying. it was really hard. >> reporter: "patty" is about to open up to the police. >> that's kind of a twist that threw a whole new element into the investigation. >> reporter: when dateline continues. chase freedom. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. our pizza hut big fla

s goin tell us what we're going to see today, what's going to happen there behind you and all around you this afternoon. >> well, thank you.reenactm well today, you're going to see a reenactment of the funeral of abraham lincoln in springfield 150 years ago. and it started on the square downtown and it will take is on probably a halfth hour for the procession to reach oak ridge be a cemetery on the north side of springfield springfield. that procession will be a there wi reconstruction or reenactment of lincoln's actual funeral. so there will be a number of divisions with reenactors in those divisions. you'll actually see a replication of the funeral herselieve yo that was put together by a local funeral home. i believe you're going to see a horse which would have been abrahamle lincoln's horse bob led by an african-american henry brown coming into the cemetery. and then in back of me is the receiving vault at oak ridge cemetery. and it is there that lincoln's aced body as well as his son, willie, were placed at the time of the n lincoln funeral. >> mr. hart, why was president lincol

and the heat and humidity continue down in that's what's goin >>> good morning.is afternoon and into this evening. severe storms could bring damaging winds and heavy downs. before they move in the temperatures are up with a warm, humid day ahead. high temperatures in the middle to upper 80s. steamier tomorrow. up to 89 with a chance of late day storms. a break from the storms saturday. finally turning cooler sunday into next week. have a great day. >> we got a huge crowd. it's been building all morning long. all these nice folks out here on the 48th street side of the plaza. look at them all hanging out here. what's that? >> our middle school. >> where's that? >> new mexico. >> yeah! now let's head back inside to mr. lauer. >> all right, al. thank you very much. >>> want to get a jump on some great gifts for your dad? time for a special edition of steals and deals. jill martin is here to reveal the bargains of a lifetime. >> good morning. >> let's start right off the bat and tell people everything we're going to show them today will ship in time for father's day.

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we're goin forget about them. it's pretty obvious they don't want our help. and altounian's got more money than he knows what to do with. so, you've dragged me over here to tell me we've struck out ? no. there's washington. who ? jess washington, the guy over there at the end of the counter. you got to be kidding. i didn't en know he was running. nobody does. that's the point. i'm not paying you to talk in riddles. he'sew to all this. i think we might have a decent shot with him. well, i can promise you one thing. if we don't get a team player on the council soon that new downtown parking structure will be history. and so will you. excuse me. excuse me, ladies and gentlemen. - here he is. - my name is jess washington. and if you don't mind a little interruption to your lunch i'd like to tell you-- and there's no reason why we can't get our garbage collected on a regular basis. and certainly no reason why we can't get answers regarding our water bills. thank you very much. garbage ? water bills ? just give me a chance. jess ! nice to see you again. hello, mist