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i am still grieving. my family is grieving. as well as other families. i know they miss their loved ones. it is a terrible situation. i hope that we all can move on. >> the driver said he felt the brunt of the blame for not saving more lives. he offers his apologies. >> reporter: i will show you up when a 42-foot fin whale washed up on the beach. >>> update on the bolts on the new eastern span. . >> first with breaking news and the first with your forecast. the kron4 morning news, first in the morning starting at 4:00. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiv

you have this grieved woman ms. brown she knows who the killer is and the city attorney and the district attorney knows but nothing happens. it doesn't happen year on end. we look at this problem it's not unique to san francisco it's across the country. i supplied you with a letter from a woman from the new york times. the san francisco police department is short 20 detectives but you need an tuff cold case file website that goes along with technology today to solve those problems. you need medicaid data and the fbi intelligence practitioner for homeland security use to catch those people. they're out there but no one's looking for them. when you turn up a murderer here you only found out one thing it was inadversely come about. and last but not least we have one supervisor here eric mar that tried to put together a program tattoo ban society at large for the killing for a police officer who said it was okay. because it happened so long ago. it happens as long as ago we 140u7bd u shouldn't be bordered with this stuf

why would i grieve for someone i distribute love. they planned to get married.t 20 years ago. alana remember how coke would hide his criminal past. it bothered him coke was embarrassed by him. alana was the last person seen with coke on august 4th. when i asked if he hurt sandra coke his answer "absolutely not" no physically but sometimes love hurts. she hurt me and i hurt her. he would not elaborate. when i asked who do you think would want to harm her. his answer through tears that police need to stop looking at me. coke's family are grieving their loss and a spokesperson said "why would we or anyone else believe what he has to say." >>> walnut creek police believe that as many as half a dozen people may have been involved in the burglary at tiff annise a week and a half ago -- tiffany's a week 1/2 ago. you can see the stolen pickup truck truck used to break through the front door and two unknown vehicles and the blazer used as a getaway car. six suspects are seen in the video. it's possible this could have been part of a larger criminal operation. >>> we're t

they need time to heal and grieve. thank you very much.it to the assistant special agent in charge rob howell from the fbi who will make a few brief comments and answer a few questions, as many as we can before ending. go ahead. >> thank you, sheriff. on behalf of the fbi family, let me just say that we offer our condolences and deepest sympathy to the anderson family for the tragedy they endured and suffered this week. we echo mr. anderson's statements that they need the time to grieve and to get back to a somewhat normal life-style without most of the interruptions that we're now presenting to them. i would also like to say that the fbi very much appreciates the law enforcement partnerships that we have through the country, not just here in san diego, but the partnerships that we enjoy here with the san diego sheriff's department that allow us to bring our resources to bear whenever state, local and regional resources aren't enough. we're very proud of the relationship that we have here. we're very happy that we're able to bring this to

you have this grieved woman ms. brown she knows who the killer is and the city attorney and the district attorney knows but nothing happens. it doesn't happen year on end. we look at this problem it's not unique to san francisco it's across the country. i supplied you with a letter from a woman from the new york times. the san francisco police department is short 20 detectives but you need an tuff cold case file website that goes along with technology today to solve those problems. you need medicaid data and the fbi intelligence practitioner for homeland security use to catcos

. >> reporter: it's hard for jim russo to understand, as he grieves the loss of his daughter lauren,illed at sandy hook. >> it hurts in a different way. my daughter was in the dream just about a week ago. and i said, lauren is dead. how can she be there? she's dead. >> reporter: what do you think when you see these numbers? >> it's sad. it's really sad. there is no other words to say. it makes me sad to think that people -- they feel that they're protecting themselves, but they're just adding to the problem. >> reporter: there was also a surge in gun sales in coloradou theater massacre. and following the shooting in tucson, gun purchases in arizona spiked. while nancy ellis grieves for the victims of the tragedy in her own backyard -- >> my heart breaks for them. it truly does. >> reporter: -- for her, this is about protecting her rights. >> did the guns cause the tragedy? no. it is the person behind the gun that caused the tragedy. >> reporter: and here's something i think is really important to point out, christine. when you look at the number of guns, the number of americans that

nancy elis grieves for the victims in her own backyard. >> my heartbreaks for them. i truly do. >> reporter: this is about protecting her rights for her. >> did the guns cause the tragedy? no. it is the person behind the gun that caused the tragedy. >> reporter: for "outfront," poppy harlow, newtown, connecticut. >>> all right, in "money and power" stop right there because a big airline merger was blocked today. this is important. the u.s. justice department and attorney generals from six states have filed a lawsuit challenging the proposed $11 billion combination of american airlines and us airways. they say that two lead to higher prices and lower service which often happens in airline mergers. an analyst agrees and said the airfares would go up. the airlines say the merger would create the world's largest airline that has all kinds of efficiencies, but is that really why they want the deal to go through? but is it a little bit of this? it means a massive payout for the current ceo of american airlines, tom horton. he'll leave once the deal is done getting a nearly

now it's time for to us grieve and move on to the healing process.o give me, all of our family and our friends the respect and time to allow this to happen. as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous, horrific ordeal. i am very proud of her and i love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family rn, friends and community. again as family give us the time to grieve and heal. thank you. >> hi. i'm sheriff bill gore. i want to thank you all for being here and add my thanks to those of brett's for your outstanding coverage of this terrible abduction and crime. it's clear that had it not been for the media coverage, that the hikers up in idaho would have never known that the two people they saw along the trail were hannah and dimaggio. during the law enforcement interviews with hannah, it became very clear to us, very clear, that she is a victim in every sense of the word in this horrific crime. from the time of her abduction in boulevard to her recovery in idaho by the fbi's hostage rescue team,

she's grieving. let her make some choices and let her react in a way that can allow her to gain some emotional control. she's 16 years old. you know, i might act differently as an adult. she doesn't have learned experience. cut her some slack. >> the first thing i thought, i need to ask ask dr. buzz about hannah and how she was this morning in this interview. but then i started to think i think i need to ask you as well about why there are all of these critics and haters. what is the story? what is going on with these people? >> well, first of all, social media and the media in general, you're not -- it's going to be a 70% of people who are really going to like the person and have great empathy. there's also going to be a 30% to 25% to 10% with negative views. that's the way of the world. >> seeing the inaccidents thinking i smell a rat? >> it's human nature on one level and also who knows what these individuals are going through themselves, that they feel they have to attack this young 16-year-old g

as a family, give us our time to heal and grieve. >> now sheriff gore joins me. a satisfactory end to what could have potentially been a horrendous situation for hannah anderson. tell me about the operation itself. our understanding is that he opened fire first, james dimaggio, and the fbi officers here on the ground then killed him, is that your understanding? >> yes, piers, what we've determined from the interview that was done with hannah up in idaho by fbi forensic experts, is that dimaggio had a rifle, he fires at least one round. and then lowered the rifle and fired one more as best we can tell at that time, the hostage rescue team, sharpshooters, opened fire and killed dimaggio. >> from the conversations that the investigative officers have had with hannah herself. do you have an accurate picture of what went on in terms of sequence of events? she clearly did not know that her mother and brother had been killed in this house fire, do you know where she was? for example, when james dimaggio picked her up, or whether she went along with any part of this volu

a little mistake turned into a big deal for one grieving family. michael finney steps in to help. >> and eleven at out side lands what. to expect this weekend. >> and that breaking news outside vacaville. searchers discovered a body while looking for this missioning oakland woman. >> we don't know who it is yet, but sandra coke's family is fo her. crews went to the lagoon valley park area to loong for her. vic lee is there live tonight. >> across the highway of interstate 80 from lagoon valley park. down the road over here is where the body was found. crime scene investigators have been on the scene. we're waiting for police to identify the body. bad news came around 2:30 this afternoon. police announced searchers located the body on the east side of internate state 80 in an unincorps yaited area. >> we can confirm a body has been located and that of a female. we're waiting confirmation on the identity of the body. >> police began winding down the search, an operation that began last night. police fbi and search and rescue teams searched an area a

. >> the family is grieving. ,> clutching a broken car light near the place a woman's body was found. he told us he is related to the victim. the entire family is devastated. >> i could not imagine. i would never do some thing like this. i cannot tell you that. i cannot know. to leave somebody? >> the person walking across the street down the woman's body 5:00 tuesday. investors believe she was standing on the northbound side of bayside beach road when a car hit her and kept going. they are looking for an older model mercedes similar to the one in the picture. it may have visible damage on the hood and the right headlight area. >> you have to remain on the scene of an accident. you have to report to authorities. that is our focus right now. have this vehicle. >> police blew the woman was hit a short time before body was discovered. >> the parents are grieving incredibly. forward, if you're the one that hits this girl, come for. it could help our family. >> that was kai reed reporting. the car in the picture is dark blue. police are not sure what color the suspect's car is. if you miss

. >> by contrast, it would hole up the week he died just to grieve.ow they handle their grief goes to how we see them today. in the case of mary, it unhinged her. the final blow. the war melded the disparate elements of lincoln's personality and his grief. his loss of willie morphed into the nation's sense of loss. millions of homes throughout the union. >> it was a different interpretation. congress allotted her $20,000, four years later, they allotted $125,000 for refurbishing. >> she did not have enough money to spend. >> how could she have spent some much if they only allocated $20,000? was it all on that one bad? >> she overspent the $20,000 by about $6,000. >> there was a war going on. it is part of the legend and the myth. the out-of-control shop-a-holic. >> a political aspect of that, how did the country react to her extended mourning when there were so many sons of mothers dying on the battlefield? >> she basically disappeared for over one year. her social life ended for over a year. she ordered the marine band to stop playing concert on the

. >> all of this as lane's family begins that grieving process. well wishers have reportedly raised more than 80,000 dollars to help his family fly from oklahoma to australia and then cover the funeral expenses. more on this as we get it. grand new details emerging about the georgia school shooting. 911 recordings giving a glimpse outsi inside of standoff. >> he doesn't want the kids. he wants the police. back off and -- what else, sir? he don't care if he dies he has nothing to live for. he said he is not mentally stable. >> no one was hurt but police say it could be a lot worse. the suspect 20-year-old michael brandon hill was carrying an ak-47 with 500 rounds of ammunition. he is charged with possession of a firearm by a constricted felon. >>> a school bus crashes in kansas koppling on to its side and on to an embankment. 20 were injured including the dreyer. fortunately none of those injuries were serious. police say the driver was going too fast around the curve. the students from a school in missouri were headed to an annual camping trip the

. >>> a fight over benefits involving a grieving family of one of the 19 firefighters who died in thena fire coming up at 5:45. why a widow is being told her family is not eligible for survivor benefits. >>> 5:31. >> police are investigating two separate shootings last night. three people were wounded in the gunfire. it happened at 11 on east man avenue. and two people were shot. both are expected to survive. there was another shooting two hours earlier. it happened around 9:00 last night near 102nd and mc arthur. a man was shot several times he was rushed to the hospital. he is listed in guarded condition. it's not clear what led up to the gunfire. they are searching for suspects in the shootings. >>> san francisco hopes to get some guns off the streets today. leaders are hosting a by back event and in the parking lot of the u.s. bank on 22nd and cap streets. people turning over the guns will get $100, 200 for assault rifles, it is coming from donations and city funds. >> sold bar owners in the east bay will stop selling russian vodka to protest the laws. there have been protests inc

that has been taken of a photojournalist based in cairo of someone grieving.saidis the journalist who the only reason he was able to get those photos out is he hid the sd memory card in his sock because he was being stopped what he called -- by what he called vigilantes. that has gotten a lot of attention. it shows a woman between him and the army vehicle. it is essentially a scene of a victimized muslim brotherhood and a brutal army. another photo has been shared of what seems like the same moment. same people.e the it portrays the army and a compassionate role. nextbrings me to the point. this is a video released by the egyptian army claiming to show muslim rather hood army members with weaponry. hood --m rather ood members with weaponry. it depends what side you lie on. with theot sympathize muslim brotherhood. disaster in the making. says the assassins, and some have gone so far as to call the army terrorist -- the second sentence says the are the guarantors of nationalism. picture you are getting. moving onto journalists and whether they were targeted, th

>> the grieving mothers should be getting more attention than they are. coming up, ladies and gentlemen, we will strip away the headlines to see if there is any substance in the new charges that there was a plot to kill princess diana. we will also find out who is behind the ad promoting marijuana during a nascar event. and there were a lot of trayvon martin posters at today's big washington rally. up next, a terrific panel that includes george zimmerman's brother. it debates what role if any race should play the way media reports on crime. we'll be right back. >>> ready less of the color of -- regardless of the color of your skin, you have a right as a teenager, as an individual, as a human being to walk and not worry about someone following you, someone doing something to you or saying something to you and you end up deceased. >> this is trayvon martin in reverse only worse. this was no where near self-defense. this is cold blooded, first degree, recreational for the fun of it because they were bored, murder. you have two black guys and a white guy in t

. >> today is part of the grieving process. it is important for our clubs to be around each other and to make sure that everyone including the family feels its support and to make sure like they feel like they are not alone. >> the former deputy prime minister in australia is now calling for a boycott on u.s. tourism which oklahoma's governor mary fallon, addresses this, month. >> i understand that people in australia are upset. people in oklahoma are very upset. people in the united states are very upset with what happened. it is just such a shock that anyone would do what they have done to chris lane. it is unfortunate that australia feels that wayment the united states has been a great friend to australia. >> we should expect to see the three suspects in this case in court in october. the d.a. says the maximum penalty for the two suspects charged with first degree murder is life without parole because since they are just 15 and 16 years old, jaime, they are not eligible for the death penalty. >> well, even is calling for jus

now we are asking that people leave them alone and people go through me while we deal with their grieving. >> let's talk about you and james dimaggio, he was your friend, did you ever expect that this kind of thing could happen? >> yes, i have been expressing to the media since two nights ago that it was my belief that he was reeacting to the suicide of his father, the fact that he burned his house down on the anniversary date of his father's disappearance 15 years ago and i predicted that he would kill himself or be killed today. it was the anniversary date of his father's suicide. >> do we know why his father committed suicide and why would that be relevant to james' life? >> his father had a long history of -- a troubled history. he was in and out of jail. he had a crystal meth addiction. and he ended up taking a large overdose of crystal -- i'm sorry, methamphetamine intravenously and walked into the desert and committed suicide. >> why do you feel that his son, james dim aaggio, you said you expected this. why is the 15th anniversary significant, instead of the 10th? did you see him

ten friends and five women died when the limo burst into flames in may and leaving their family grieving. >> [ indiscernible audio ] >> months later the california's highway patrol is investigating of what started the fire and leading up to the flames, those answers are coming on monday. the limo driver has insisted he did nothing wrong despite driving ten people in a limo that legally only allowed 9 passengers. >> was it surprising to find out that limousine -- [indiscernible audio ] >> police say he was a white man standing 6 feet tall weighing about 200 pounds and more than once has been seen wearing a tan fisherman hat with an eye glass. this was the car he was seen driving away from similar to a 1994 celica. the tires also fitted with black rims. investigators are not releasing where the incident happened and only detectives want to talk to this man as soon as possi union city, kron 4 news >>> the victim easter is speaking to kron 4 news. police say the stabbing happened just before 4 p.m. last night at a gas station, police believe an argument broke out that led to the staffing. to

. >> reporter: adding to the grieve -- grief, an aed was nearby. >> the nurse didn't bring it out to the field. >> reporter: it is a portable battery operated device. it shocks the clinically dead back to life. >> it is the only way to save their life in that situation. >> reporter: applied within the first few minutes of cardiac arrest, doctors said aed's can increase their chance of survival up to 80% but experts agree this lifesaving tool is far from saving the number of lives it should. >> just knew a player went down. >> reporter: josh miller was 15 and never had a chance when he collapsed 13 years ago. >> the helplessness of seeing my friend pass away in front of my eyes that no family needs to go through this. >> reporter: his high school wasn't equipped with an aed. today they have six. across the country your chance of finding an aed is spotty. schools for example, schools leave it up to school districts. in california school aed's aren't required at all. florida it's limited. state law only requires aed's on public campuses. >> so this really qualifies as public health prob

while nancy ellis grieves for the victims -- >> my heart breaks for them.truly does. >> reporter: for her, this is about protecting her rights. >> did the guns cause the tragedy? no. it is the person behind the gun that caused the tragedy. >> and here's something i think is really important to point out, christine. when you look at the number of guns, the number of americans that own guns in this country has been declining since the '70s but what we're seeing is more guns in the hands of future people. and that's a key people that two of the men in the piece talked to me about newtown action alliance. that's what concerns them. they're not anti-gun, per se. they're concerned about more and more guns, a stockpiling of guns in the hands of fewer people and as you saw they mentioned nancy lanza and that home with multiple guns. >> poppy, such an interesting story. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> up next, a major airline merger rejected. now a legal battle brewing. is the price for your next flight about to soar? [ male announcer ] research suggests cell heal