remember, bill murphy who's a very persuasive guy just says "the grieving family." we're going to tend grieving process now. that's completely untrue. there's going to be six trials. who's the focus of all six trials in addition to the police officer? >> freddie gray. >> freddie gray. the family will hear about freddie gray through all six trials. so it doesn't solve any grieving and i think the second thing is that the change of venue motion now the judge is going to be looking at a fact pattern where baltimore has already sent a message to the entire jury pool that the police made a mistake and we're paying $6.4 million to make up for it. >> the police union is upset about this, danny, and they put out a super strong statement, that's an official term, super strong. "it is with tremendous amount of concern and alarm that we we act to the proposed wrongful death settlement. to suggest there's any reason to settle prior to the add jude case to the ending of the criminal case is obscene and without regard of the fiduciary responsibility owed to the tax paying citizen

that was before he was bumped off stage by a grieving mother. >> i need answers. >> reporter: police chief bob where i cummings tried to provide some somewhere.

that was before he was bumped off by a grieving mother. >> i need answers.

that was before he was bumped off stage by a grieving mother. >> i need answers. >> reporter: police chief bobby cummings tried to provide some. >> there were several other shots that were fired prior to

she is still grieving. he would have been 26-years- old. her mission is to help to unsolved homicides. >> we are not seeking revenge. that is why i am out here to try to help solve other murders. i don't want no mother walking in my shoes. it hurts when you have to burry your child. it hurts. >> reporter: again, back out here live, they are holding up signs and they have a sign that says community lives matter. let's quit killing each other. they plan to be here till 6:00 p.m. tonight and plan to stay here and vow to remain peaceful. >> can't imagine what it would be like to burry our child. azenith smith, thank you. >>> an attorney who hit and killed a bicycle and say then fled the scene was sentenced to one month in jail. he will also have to serve 11 months of in home detention. witnesses say the 57-year-old was riding his bicycle in the street, in the dark when he was struck. prosecutors believe he was drinking before the accident. and that is why he fled the scene but they couldn't prove he was over the legal limit. the judge said he s

a grieving sister has arrived in the bay area to claim her brother's remains... a brother that died while in jail. ==take vo== miae >>> a grieving sister has arrived in the bay area to claim her brother oes remains, a brother that died while he was in jail. he was found dead in the santa clara jail cell on august 27th. three correctional deputies have been arrested' charged with his murder. he was supposed to be moved to a mental health problem before being found beaten to death. his sister says if those responsible thought his brother was and insignificant forgotten man, they were wrong. >> it just has to mean something. it has to mean something. >> what would it take for that to happen? >> that this never happens again. >> the accused deputies will be back in court on october 13th. >>> a deadly mistake by an elderly driver in live more is stirring the debate other how old is too old to drive. the 80-year-old woman hit the gas pedal instead of the brake and drove into a gym this next morning. one killed and six others were hurt. accidents like these are common a

this instagram posted weeks ago, this grieving daughter paid tribute to the grieve spirit. >> sometimes have to do is be brave. meaning, you have to exist through things. and then they pass. or you get to the other side. >> in fact, for our interview, she was wearing a little remembrance of her mom. >> these are her overalls. she painted many sets and many grandchildren in the nurseries of this. she was something else. she was one of a kind, that woman. i may never take these off. >>> i take jake gyllenhaal still supporting the mountain man beard. >> it works for him. >> it does. well, he was at the premiere of his film "everest" which opens a week from tomorrow, but jake wasn't in the talking mood. sort of snuck off without saying a word. >> which happens sometimes, but luckily, jake's co-star josh brolin had a lot to say. a run-in he got caught in a middle of a heated paparazzi scuffle. >> it's all a big circus and stupid. it makes me laugh now. it didn't use to make me laugh but it makes me laugh now. >> wasn't laughing when he gave a good scolding as he and fiance returned from veni

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he is still grieving his son's death. joe biden said he would not make a third attempt to become commander in chief unless he is able to, quote, devote my whole heart and soul to this endeavor. it would not be appropriate. juliet: donald trump is taking the pledge not to run as a feared party candidate. the donald, a like to call him the trumpet, making the announcement moment after meeting with national committee chairman in the city. listen. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stands and we will go out and fight hard and we will win. we will win. most importantly, we will make our country great again because that is what it is all about. juliet: the gop went maybe this guy is legit. robert: that is why he took the pledge, he knows he will be the nominee. juliet: it is still early but he is leading the pack over other candidates and has since day one. in iowa he and ben carson are in a dead heat. joining us now is troublemaker who literally walk

>> i was grieving the loss of my father. i was very close to. i also had some depression around that. and with all of that i started to withdraw. >> jonah. hi. >> reporter: clark and valerie's young marriage was failing. but there was one solution that was never on the table for them. why not just part ways go through a divorce like so many couples do? >> i had win through that road before. i knew that wasn't exactly what i wanted. >> reporter: even a separation wasn't on the table? >> no. >> we weren't considering changing the structure of our family unit. >> reporter: that family unit centered around jonah they were determined to protect from relationship failings. >> reporter: you have friends whose parents are divorced. what is that like for your friend? >> well they're really like sad most of the times. and they are -- they're sometimes gloomy when i come over to they're houses. >> reporter: how would it make you foeel if your parents got a divorce? >> it would miake me sad. if they got a divorce and were friend. it would be fine. >> childr

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tonight she grieves and asks for help to find her child's killer. brynn gingras has more from far rockaway. >> reporter: two teenaged boys gunned down three years and three blocks apart. both killings witnessed by their friend. >> come outside, and i just see him on the floor, and it's like almost the same picture as his brother. >> both boys were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: family members are trying to process how it could happen twice and so eerily similar. they were riding their bikes in the rockaways. sean shot sunday and died two days later. sean in the summer of 2012. down the road, this memorial still stands for sean. >> i just hope that they find out who did this. >> reporter: police hope this sketch released late this afternoon will help catch nasean's killer. it's a closer look at one of the men police say is in the video leaving the scene of the shooting. >> we believe they live in the area, we believe they're nearby and right now it appears to be a dispute with some of his friends, not mr. plumber. >> reporter: tha

. >>> new at 5:00, grieving new jersey father is pleading for helpg inding whoever murdered his son just steps from their home. the 22-year-old was shot over and over again in a parking lot at aberdeen township last night. brian thompson spoke with the victim's tearful father. >> the prosecutor and aberdeen police just released the crime scene behind me after sannding really all night and most of today going over everything they could find in the parking lot and the weeds around it. >> please, that's my son. >> a father appeals for anyone to step forward who might know who killed 22-year-old billy sunday night. >> walked out the door was the last i saw him and police cars street. >> family and friends kept vigil outside the family home. while maybe half a mile away investigators from the moouth county prosecutors's office searched through poison ivy infested weeds. he drove his car to this desert deserted parking lot and was shot as many as nine times. >> we want to know who did this. >> reporter: billy karecki was hoping to become a mechanic. >> he was just a great kid. you know, we spo

biden has told supporters he is still undecided, still grieving for his son, beau, who passed away in late may from brain cancer. biden's supporters aren't waiting around for him to make up his mind. the draft biden organization says it now has a presence in all 50 states. strategist teven schale signed on here in florida. >> we're going out and beginning to talk to staff, building infrastructure there. i do believe talking to the donors i have in the last week or so there's real enthusiasm out there. >> reporter: and biden, who has run for president twiet twooes before, did make one comment today that many saw as a sign of willing to jump in. >> people who don't risk failing never succeed. >> reporter: the risk of failure would be high. another poll out today shows clinton's favorability ratings among democrats are 10 points higher than biden's, and, scott, she does better among hispanics, african americans, and moderate democrats. >> pelley: today, a county clerk in kentucky asked a federal judge for an emergency suspension of the order that requires her to grant marriage licenses t

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the grieving family set up a gofundme to being raise money for funeral costs. >> he was a fun loving little boy and -- to raise money for funeral costs. >> he was a fun loving little boy. >> he was my grandbaby, the only one keeping me going of. >> reporter: for friday pop pop had time with the grand children. >> we had a good time. he keeps me going. no every now i won't see him no more. >> reporter: this prediction was given earlier in the week by a website operator. >> if this administration doesn't move very quickly to solve not just the shortage of ambulances but deal with 911, work on 911 abuse and all the other elements there are involved, they'll have as big of problem as the last administration did. >> we poor people, we ain't nothing but a number. so that's the way they treat us like a number. you all don't need a ambulance. ride in a fire truck. that ain't right. they done tore my heart out. they done tore me apart. >> reporter: the fire truck responded within four minutes of when engine 30 got the call. the mayor, fire and ems say they don't know if an ambulance would hav

alison: a grieving father's pride in his daughter.alison: lauren hall lived her dream of playing college basketball while battling cancer. as brad johansen from cincinnati shows us, a new jim will ensure her memory and message lives on. >> student athletes from warner's burke, how would july cap remembrance of never give up when you walk into the gym. remember how she fought so hard. it is just so neat. , that weight room, to holdw is something onto. passed fromr lauren brain cancer, mary helen cook and a couple of her employees got to work on a trophy case that would never be forgotten. little more special and more sentimental than anything we have done before. >> her mom went through what she called the treasure trove in their basement, picking out things that she said would be at home here at lawrenceburg high school and let mary helen do the rest. >> it looks good. >> thank you. >> i love it. >> that is also. really neat. >> you brought one of the final pieces, one of lawrence high school jerseys and the espy she won in 2014. >> i

. >> i don't think any body should tell a grieving father how to grieve or where to go. biden is someone who i think if anything, you come on this show or any other show and do well. he is not running from anybody. hea he was trying to find an audience where he feel comfortable. he is a grieving father. >> can't take that away from him. >> rivals are looking for the kryptonite that will neutralize donald trump. are they fighting a losing battle? plus, why james blake says, apologies are not enough to make up for what happened to hem outside his new york city hotel. which could be the difference between just living life. and milking it. start every day with the power of protein and milk life. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple s

and i know it's difficult 'cause you're grieving, too, but you're also having to be a dad and the sole parent, and you're thinking about them and less so about yourself. >> so, when something like this happens, bill, you can either go one of two ways. you can either climb into a dark, deep hole and stay there -- and a lot of days, i'll be honest, are very difficult to get out of bed -- or you can try to bring meaning to something like this and affect positive change and try to save lives of others going forwards, to spare other families from the heartbreak and pain that we've experienced. and i've got to be a role model, as you said, to those two boys, and i want to show them how to take on adversity head on. >> so, at some point in this grieving process, which has not been that long -- less than seven months, less than six months. >> five. >> five months. yeah, 5 months so far. it just seems like a long time ago. >> yeah. >> you made the decision to turn your grief into action, and that's what you're doing. why did you decide to focus on this? and what caused you, besides lisa's death

>> and my husband is such a lovely man, i want him to -- you know i understand everyone needs to grieve. but i want him to be happy. >> reporter: britain ende brittany ended her life in november 2014. >> what's worse a peaceful passing or being tortures to death? death was imminent for brittany, there wasn't anything that would change the fact that she died. the manner in which she died that's what she had control over. >> the 29-year-old became the face of compassionate choices, legalizing the option of physician assistance dying. the controversial end of life choice is currently authorized in just five states but since menard's death two additional states plus the district of columbia have taken up the issue. >> it's amazing one person one voice can make such a difference. however, the fact that it's getting attention and support that's just reflective of the attitudes of the general public. >> i'm not afraid to die. we're all dying. i think most people are afraid to talk about death. whereas you know for me, it's part of my life to talk about death. >> stephanie packer's body isn't n

family, friends and an entire community are grieving for fallen police officer shot and killed on the job yesterday. just before he lost control of a radio he reported he was involved in a foot pursuit of the suspect. the ladies and gentlemened shooters who are still at large at this hour. a massive manhunt to find the suspect after more than 100 officers helicopters and dog teams searched the wooded area north of chicago. >> we are asking residents to please be on the alert if they see anything suspicious dial 911 immediately. no tip is too small. we are asking the community's help on locating anything suspicious. >> gliniewicz is described as a family man and dedicated police officer you want on your side. >> he was a soldier. he loved his community. i can't understand how this could happen to someone like joe. >> tension remains high along the illinois wisconsin border. three suspects considered armed and dangerous are on the lose. very little description other than they are two white people and one black person, heather? >> thank you very much. >>> critics asking where is the outr

. >> livermore lab said, we grieve the loss of one of our own. cathy baker. >>> it is 4:05, and we are looking at the pope's agenda. he officially kicks off the visit to the united states. the pope has decided on a more modest ride on his visit, a fiat. caroline? >> reporter: good morning, to you, claudine. the pope has never shied away from issues where the two leaders are definitely split. president obama gave him a warm greeting this morning. he will join congress, the first pope ever to do so. >> with the government shut- down looming, they will continue this week's relentless attack on women's health care. >> reporter: he will speak in d.c. and philadelphia. >> it is to illustrate the deep admiration that people have for pope francis and his leadership. >> reporter: it's designated as a national security event with security taking the lead. >>> pope francis will officially declare junipero ser ra a saint. he is buried at caramel. it will show it at 1:00 on a jumbotron. many people feel he should not be honored because of the harsh treatments

pope francis gravitates to those who are grieving. we saw it firsthand yesterday when he approached two little girls, both in wheelchairs, one inside st. patrick's cathedral you see there, the other on the tarmac after he landed at jfk. in fact, that little girl, 12-year-old julia buzave has hope now she will walk again after the pope blessed her in the middle of the crowd. >> it means that he's going to give me a miracle. >> reporter: what miracle are you asking? >> to walk again. >> reporter: today tse the final day of the word meeting of families in philadelphia. happening now, a keynote speech called the joy of the gospel life followed by breakout sessions. the world meeting of families wraps up today at 12:45. vai? >>> if you think it's hard to get around right now, things will be more difficult as a papal visit draws closer. more road closures are set to go into effect tonight. for more on that, let's get you to nbc 10 traffic reporter jessica boyington. hey, jessica. >> hey, vai. with the majors that are open, thisser clear. bu

joe biden has to make the decision whether to run for president or not, still grieving over the loss of his son. face difficult choices. both are devout catholics. i think they will have a tough couple of weeks. john boehner has tried for two decades to get the pope to washington dc. you can see it on his face. recognizing on top of this day, so amazing for him, tomorrow private meetings with lawmakers to figure out a way to keep the government open. i wonder how he deals with that come down. >> he cried today. i want to say that i love the fact he cried. he showed his emotions. i was choked up when i saw the holy father walked down that aisle. -- toughvery chuffed challenge. >> government shutdown? >> i think not. enough moderate republicans. outow many stories come about how this was the pope's doing. ? >> you started it already. >> you have to check out this new old. in second.p carson fiorina on the rise. countrymericans say the is failing or falling behind. this isn't exactly news, these three rising, anti-establishment tied. what stood out to you? floor, buts a solid i'm not su

. >> we are happy, but at the same time we still grieve.iders left onider friday and returned sunday, but jake brewer never made it. he collided with an suv. these are photos of brewer found on his wife's instagram page. brewer was pronounced dead at the scene. the alexandria father was going westbound on old frederick road around 3:40 saturday afternoon, heading along a curve in the roadway when he lost control and crossed a double yellow line. howard county police say an suv going the opposite direction hit rumor as the driver entered a kurd -- brewer entered a curve. he was a member of the office of the chief technology advisor. she posted a message saying in part -- police say the driver of the suv was not injured. a gofundme page has been set up to help pay for hit the children -- the childrens' education in the future. kellye: a woman fell about 40 feet from rocks at scott rocket mclean. the helicopter had to be used to rescue the woman and take her to the hospital. she suffered nonlife threatening injuries. republican presidential ca

i don't feel like i can grieve at all. i'm just on a wait mode. >> reporter: waiting for dallas police detectives to track down the killer who gunned down the 35-year-old dentist in the park garage of her apartment building saturday night. authorities already arrested 23-year-old crystal cortez after releasing surveillance images of vehicle of interest cortez borrowed. she admitted she conspired with an unnamed individual for $500 to be the get away driver in a robbery. the suspect's brother says he's shocked. >> knowing my sister, she's not capable of something like that. but i guess certain occasions have been to certain people and they're pushed to the limit. i'm not sure. >> reporter: according to the arrest warrant, cortez said another suspect shot hatcher and robbed her. the suspect remains on the loose and residents of the luxury apartment building are still on edge. >> really the main thing we want to know is why. the motive behind it. >> reporter: that's something that hatcher's aunt is feeling this morning. >> i

she told me that she was amazed and hurt that while still grieving her father's passing someone wouldnly attempt to squat in her father' house but also claim to own it. >> i don't know these people. um, i've never met these people. i never received a phone call from them, and they decided that they would take initiative to come and change the locks on my door in my house without my permission. >> reporter: while i was there, she had the new locks that the gatsons allegedly on the house removed and went in to see what had been done to the inside of her family's property. >> the file cabinet was in here but it wasn't open. >> reporter: neighbors tell us jameses gadson claimed he bought the house in foreclosure. those same neighbors tell us he later claimed to have squatters rights. in a philadelphia magazine article, gadson says he never claimed squatters rights but he has said the property is his. >> how do you explain yourself mr. gadson. >> i went to see the sheriff whose office, he toll me records show that the late kearney anderson still owns the house. >> there's no sheriffs sale.

while family members continue to grieve their loved one at this vigil. >> that's my friend and it needsbe some justification going on around here. >> reporter: four officers involve in the shooting investigation have been placed on administrative duty pending the out come of this case. meantime family members are now asking phrased federal investigation as well. at the wilmington police department, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight philadelphia police are investigate a stabbing that left one man dead in center city. police say a 47-year-old man was killed as he walked to work on broad and cherry streets thursday morning. the man's department at the at the has not been row he is looed investigators are hoping surveillance video will help them identify a suspect. >>> chaos in the streets after a charter bus and a ride the ducks boat collides. >> tonight the question, what went wrong? what we're learning about the victims in this crash. we'll have details for you coming up. >>> also ahead, this is team work in act. why for one local group of children a new playground means

--awe, take a picture and then drive off it was too hot with fire ever worse there was no time to grievehat this had to get out of their >> pam :taylor says he is grateful his family was left unharmed. he plans on staying in cobb to help rebuild his home. according to cal-fire, more than 52=hundred fires have broken out in the state so far this year, covering nearly 220=thousand acres. that is more than a 40- percent increase in the number of fires compared to this time last year. and a dire prediction from governor brown today. he says, this year's wildfires have exceeded computer projections. and he says, we can expect worse years in the future. much worse. >>:climate change often takes somewhat of a back seat, but the science tells us that this challenge is front and center and that is the basis for this gathering today. >> pam :there is a new warning coming today from britain, where scietists say, the next two years could be the hottest on record. they cite evidence that global warming is again accelerating. after a pause of a few years. >>:mostly cloudy skies for the rest of the eve

joe biden has to make the decision whether to run for president or not, still grieving over the loss of his son. both face difficult choices. both are devout catholics. i am not sure they can take ration -- inspiration from the holy father. phil: he has tried to get the pope to d.c. for two decades. you can see it on his face. recognizing on top of this day, so amazing for him, tomorrow private meetings with lawmakers to once again try and figure out a way to keep the government open. i wonder how he deals with that come down. phil: first of all, he cried. i want to defend them. i want to say the fact that i love the fact he cried. i was choked up when the holy father walked down the aisle. but he goes back to the real world tomorrow. he has a tough challenge. phil: >> government shutdown? --: >> i think not. enough moderate republicans. >> how many stories come out about how this was the pope's doing. >> you started it already. >> you have to check out this new poll. just came out. guess what. trump on top. carson in a strong second. fiorina on the rise. 72% of americans say the cou

but i also think the man is grieving.happy and there will be moments very somber because he is grieving. he is authentic and loveable. even though he says silly stuff, even as republican, would you want a beer with that guy? i think a lot of people say he is liberal, just like you, julie i still would have beer. >> we have them all the time. yeah. >> 1:00 p.m. eastern. where we are going. >> that is the way we roll. we have disagreements and 1:00 somewhere. whoo. >> that may actually be happening. >> as republican candidates gear up for debate number two next wednesday, all eyes on carly fiorina, who now gets to play on the main stage. plus, what to do about donald trump. how his rivals are strategizing to take him on. >>> and as we remember, 9/11. rob o'neill reflects where he was at that day, the hunt for usama bin laden and the words he will never forget. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i

the deputy's wife and two kids are grieving.orcement and people across the country are grieving as we. the killer is black, and the deputy is white. this is happening in the backdrop of encounters between blacks and police. it is that rhetoric that the sheriff hickman focused on. >> our system of justice requires law enforcement to be present to protect our community. at any point where the rhetoric ramps up to where calculated cold blooded assassinations happen, this is out of control. we've heard black lives matter. cop's lives matter, too. why don't we drop the qualifier and just say lives matter. ed joins us live. we've just learned about the suspect's backgrounds. >> in october of 2012, it appears that shanon miles, the 30-year-old accused of capital murder and facing the depth in the murder of the deputy was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, the weapon being his hands. back in october of 2012 this. happened in austin, texas. and according to the prosecutor on that case, miles had gotten into an argument

even in her grieve, mammy wanted to share the hardest brutal truth about the torture of her only child. >> i a say that that wi as out and lie -- i saw that this eye was out lying about midway the cheek. gone. i looked at the bridge of his nose, and it looked like someone had taken and shot it >>> imagine mammy's pain, she had sent him to chicago to spend the summer vacation with his cousin down south. a week later he was taken from his great uncle's house in the middle of the night, tortured and killed. the story could have been lost in the death of what locals call black bye u. but mammy till fought to bring her son home. >> we had the grave dug. >> emmett till's cousin recalled the decision, she sniffed that her son be presented in an open casket. >> he wanted to know was i going to have the casket open. i said yes, we'll open the casket. he said do you want me to do something for the face. up? >> i said no, let people see it. this. >> we thought it was a courageous thing to do. i mean, i had critics, but the only thing to do. who is going to believe that. who would believe this emm

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. >> reporter: this grieving family is seeking some type of closure in the form of justice. they hope someone with information will help. in vallejo, abc7 news. >> oakland police are searching for two men after a shooting at the rockridge b.a.r.t. station. a man was shot but is expected to survive. witnesses hear several gunshots last night. the victim was found inside a car on a street nearby. >>> happening now. abc7 chance was at san francisco's transbay termal where hundreds of people have been boarding buses and shuttles to get across the bay. visitors didn't know about the closure but were glad free shuttle service was available. >> we were look, this is going to be very inconvenient, but everything has been very organized. workers, it's it's it's shuttlee to the other side of oakland. >> it was free. >> b.a.r.t. official said the bridge shuttles continue to run without issues, with b.a.r.t. ridership down by 40% just like yesterday. construction crews upgrading the transbay tube are on schedule. it's expected to re-open tuesday at 4:00 a.m. >>> expect a cheng beginning

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now-- the grieving husband is speaking out. good evening. i'm pam moore. the horrific crash happened early today at the "lifestyles r-x gym'". killing a 49- year- old woman. the driver. an elderly woman. mistook the gas pedal for the brake. sending her vehicle nearly 70-feet into the buidling. kron 4's haaziqu madyun was the first one to speak with the victims husband. >>:last thing i heard was relieving to go to do what she loves--her leaving to go do //haaziqu :the driver of the s- u-v has not been pubicly named. but has been described as an 80- year old woman from livermore. police say, there were no signs that drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash. she was killed at the gym during her morning workout. >>:the car was parking directly in front of the gym and it just went through the glass doors and all the way through the jammed and crashed into a wall. >> reporter :and drang five people and killing his wife-- injuring 5 people he says he and his wife met in early 1990 while working together at the laboratory >>:she was easily the best thing that e

. >> : i am ashamed of all of this violence i really am >> justine :his godmother came here to grieve. she's known him since he was a little boy. >> : he's one of my children, one of my children for him to be doing this art and not to even be caught up in it it just hurts >> justine :this loss unacceptable and shocking to those who knew him. a man who liked to fix cars with his father..and had talent beyond his years. >> : they took away a real powerhouse graffiti artist >> justine :fellow artist brandon ehieze tells me.antonio inspirited him to paintand try to make a positive difference in their hometown. brandon ehieze / friend of victim >> : he gonna make this city more beautiful for what it is worth east oakland west oakland it is all ugly they don't even know who they killed. he was the man. >> justine :people who knew anontio keep coming here to the mural antonio's father said he is too upset to talk on camera. an online fund has been setup to help pay for funeral costs. in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. >> catherine : new at eleven. concord police are on the hunt for two

even in her grieve, mammy wanted to share the hardest brutal truth about the torture of her only child. >> i a say that that wi as out and lie -- i saw that this eye was out lying about midway the cheek. gone. i looked at the bridge of his nose, and it looked like someone had taken and shot it >>> imagine mammy's pain, she had sent him to chicago to spend the summer vacation with his cousin down south. a week later he was taken from his great uncle's house in the middle of the night, tortured and killed. the story could have been lost in the death of what locals call black bye u. but mammy till fought to bring her son home. >> we had the grave dug. >> emmett till's cousin recalled the decision, she sniffed that her son be presented in an open casket. >> he wanted to know was i going to have the casket open. i said yes, we'll open the casket. he said do you want me to do something for the face. up? >> i said no, let people see it. this. >> we th courageous thing to do. i mean, i had critics, but the only thing to do. who is going to believe that. who would believe this emmett was mutila

his teammates left grieving. spectators say the hit seemed especially hard, but we won't know if it was the blow that killed him until an autopsy is performed. >> ron, thank you. >>> now to a stunned claim to the scandal involving volkswagen. admitting they used special software to change results. >>> and a new clue, the duck boat that slammed into a charter bus in seattle. tonight, investigators revealing the left front axle was sheered off. >>> and the miracle at sea. the newborn weighing only a pound. the family on a cruise, how the crew made a frantic life-saving dash back to shore. >>> and the giant mystery on mars. nasa's big news, a question findly solfind ly solved. >>> and imagine being told you will perform for the pope in five minutes, by yourself. the choir boy who jumped in, and what the pope said afterward. ya know, viagra helps guys with erectile dysfunction get and keep an erection. talk to your doctor about viagra. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you