terry harris-lockhart is still grieving for her son."i miss him, my daughter"in august, two year old michael woke up from a nap and crawled out a woke up from a nap year old michael in august, two daughter""i miss him, my son. grieving for her lockhart is still terry harris-?nat? ?nat? terry harris-lockhart is still grieving for her son."i miss him, my daughter"in august, two year old michael woke up from a nap and crawled out a window, only to get stuck.4:06 "i heard the story of little mikey and i saw the anguish of the family." alderman khlif rainey saw change was needed when he heard what happened, "i was devastated to see something occur that could have been prevented."going before milwaukee's common council today, rainey's resolution would require screens on all openable windows in a rental property. harris-lockhart said her family had been asking the landlord to put screens on the window. "we had been 3 "right. fight for what's and they'll both today."have been with us little mikey would home and maybe installed in that would have

people in havana, grieving. in little havana, they are dancing in the streets. what is next for u.s. and cuba relations? >>> welcome to cyber monday. millions hunting for the best online deal. you are being hunted by retailers to spend more money than you have. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm miguel marquez. it is 30 minutes past the hour. six hours from now, the wisconsin election commission will meet to set up a timeline to recount the votes from the november election. that is bringing on a donald trump twitter rant. calling it a chascam and hillar clinton a hypocrite for getting behind it. in addition to winning the electoral college, i won the popular vote if you count the people who illegally voted. >> there is no evidence of that. >> he also alleging quote serious vowter fraud in new hampshire, virginia and california. asking why the media is not reporting on this. trump is offering no, nada, nothing, in terms of evidence to support either of those claims. we get more from cnn's ryan nobles in palm beach, florida. >> reporte

they say they're looking for privacy as they grieve. we have a link to the you caring page on our website, wisn.com. in caledonia, ben hutchison, andy: caledonia police say speed may also have played a part in the crash. new this morning, more credit card skimmers found in wisconsin.

those grieving their loved ones are beyond disappointed. they are disgusted. >> disrespect the dead. >> reporter: that's what donna wolf would say to robbers stealing cars from the cemetery while people are grieving. >> my parent are out here, aunts and uncles, brothers, son, buried by my parent. stole a car. earlier this month at the cemetery a suspect acted like they had a weapon and took off with another victim's car. wonderful came with her son-in-law to be safe. >> it's supposed -- >> deshawn smith believes a cemetery is a place for people to mourn without worrying who's it's hard to go anywhere without being safe. >> reporter: both armed robberies happened in broad daylight. police are trying to determine if they are related. right now there isn't any security out here at the cemetery, but an office worker says there is a plan in place and that includes security cameras. reporting live. carole: it's not only sad, it's george * a 19-year-old. george: a 19-year-old is recovering after being shot at a high school. he is expected to be ok

- way to send well wishes to police.we here at cbs 2 were struck by one woman's offer to help a grieving officer. take a look. "i couldn't even imagine, this is the only thing i know how to help is to feed, and i want you guys to stay hydrated, and i want you to go home to your families because i want my dad to come home to me and i want my son to me sorry"we thought it important to show this interaction between the woman and an officer--both grieving and both unsure what to do.what you ?can? see happening in this video is proof -community and kindness all have a bigger impact than any act of hatred. three young girls also decided to do what they could to help officers. after they heard about the shooting - autumn - quenntin buy this cake. workers at hy- vee told them they'd get right on it and less than an hour later - finished. hy-vee picked up the tab and the girls were able to show support of officesr in thier own way. closer to home - cedar rapids officers mourn their brotehrs in blue -lost. "we're a family, law enfrocements a family. the men and women of law enforcement are dedicat

sorry"we thought it was important to show this interaction between a woman and an officer--both grieving and both unsure what to do. what you ?can? see happening in this video is proof that community and kindness all have a bigger impact than any act of hatred. police say they have had several run-ins with the lone michael greene.the 46-year-old father was charged two years ago when he refused to be searched for weapons.just days later, he was accused of threatening to kill a man at his apartment complex.he later pleaded guilty to harassment. harassment.right now - officers are trying to figure out if the man in this image from you tube is the suspect. the posting claims the man in the video got into an altercation with some african american fans at a high school carried a confederate flag. police later removed him from school grounds after several complaints. still developing - authorities are looking at the video and whether it may have sparked today's violence.cbs 2 news spoke to several of the suspect's neighbors who say he was quiet and friendly. friendly. : "in talking with him, he

. >> i'm responsible for helping you know a kid born eight kids more in and grieve for their dad and we don't know if we're supposed to be grieving for him being deceased or if we need to just keep looking harder and you know in five minutes someone will come up the driveway and >> they said james suffered from depression possibly leaving work that day to take his own life, but their kids living at home still pray their dad may return. he could. >> just every time i think of them i think he's not coming home and i miss him so much. >> as the family tries to get through the holidays, amanda hopes people sent cards with messages of hope, love and support for her children. >> i want to take a wall and if i can sell the cancel the entire wall with their cards like maybe something written at the tulsa meno keep your chin tells amino keep your chin up and we're thinking of you and the kids there is a lot of people that really care about us and see all the different places that they are getting cards from. >> if that's not a good reason to do it, i don't know what would be. take five minute

a grieving father demands answers after he's given the wrong remains. plus... big changes could be coming to your child's school. why officials are concerned it may not improve their education. outside across the valley. right now -- a wind advisory is in effect. all that wind whipping up plenty of dust, sand and pollen. we have team coverage this afternoon. 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis is out live near sunset and eastern. but first let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofiled. bryan. by thursday, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and lows will drop in the 40s. the coolest we have been since april 30th. highs will be near 60 which is the coolest high we have seen since march 7th. because morning lows will be so chilly due to the wind, checking your 4 ps is a good idea! pipes, pets, plants and people! any exposed outdoor pipes should be wrapped in las vegas we are not going to freeze but elevations above 3,500 feet could and the might by friday

. >> a family grieving the loss of the smalltalk. >> still to come -- what you could do to make sure your pets don't fall prey to wild animals. >> the first -- we take a tour of the iconic daniels and fisher clocktower building that you can now buy. >> plus -- balk at how the denver broncos cheerleaders are working hard to bring some cheer to our troops overseas. >> it is november, isn't it? it was another warm and beautiful day today. a cold front is great to our northwest and headed our way. it will likely cross by tomorrow i'm michael bennet, and i approve this message. narrator: what do you really know about darryl glenn, the fringe republican candidate for senate? darryl glenn doesn't believe in climate change. he's for eliminating the department of education. and glenn wants to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. reporter: glenn says if he's fortunate enough to go to capitol hill, he has no interest in working across the aisle. darryl glenn: i'm running against democrats. i'm running against evil. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way o

how a local girl's actions several years ago is now helping a countless number of people as they grieve. [music playing] >>> and as we just said, this is a big travel week with the holidays coming up. 2 this morning - a sweet new- age thanksgiving story, how a grandmother's mistaken text built a new friendship and an extra seat at the thanksgiving table. that's monday at five cbs2 and fox28 [music playing] series of pay it forward with impact. this is where we highlight people in our community doing little acts of kindness without asking for anything in return. tonight's story shows how one person can create a ripple infect and inspire others to pay it forward. >> an an joel stands alone. it commemorates all lives lost too a junior in high school, he is watched the tragic shooting unfold at sandy hook elementary school. >> i wanted a place for people to go to find hope or help heal. >> the angel of hope idea comes from a book called the christmas box. >> every year there is a candle light vigil. >> a child lost support group read the book so it was fresh on their minds when they heard a

a grieving father... has his heart broken again... when he finds out.... he was given the wrong ashes!!! only 13 action news reporter..... parker collins tells us... how he took home.... a stranger's loved one. brian rightman, given wrong remains 8:23:52-8:24:08 "that's not right. i mean it's bad enough losing somebody, but then when you go and expect a service to be done and saying here's your body oh lost his daughter a few days he had her name tattooed to his arm... right alongside his late wife. he paid hundreds of dollars to have her cremated. he thought he had this time to grieve... 14:56:35 nat lathe he had no idea anything was wrong until he got a call the next day. 8:20:30-8:20:37 "you picked up two urns? i said yeah. well they're not yours. they belong to somebody else. someone else's ashes! standup 15:27:50-15:27:58 the urn and the keepsakes have names written on the bottom of them if someone had double checked that before handing this off this could've been avoided no super la paloma rep 15:09:06-15:09:11 "well i apologize profusely. it. the wo

terry harris-lockhart is still grieving for her son."i miss him, my daughter"in august, two year old michael woke up from a nap and crawled out a woke up from a nap year old michael in august, two daughter""i miss him, my son. grieving for her lockhart is still terry harris-?nat? ?nat? terry harris-lockhart is still grieving for her son."i miss him, my daughter"in august, two year old michael woke up from a nap and crawled out a window, only to get stuck.4:06 "i heard the story of little mikey and i saw the anguish of the family." alderman khlif rainey saw change was needed when he heard what happened,

this is just as the sun went down. >>> a grieving mother taking action to prevent drivers driving the wrong way. >>> lawmakers our family ready to listen. >> reporter: you may have seen the others, ron way driver ahead. dps get the warnings out as soon as the 911 calls start coming in. but adot controls the billboards.>> this grieving mother feels that those warnings may have saved her son's life.>> the first call came in at the 12th mile marker. and he drew an additional 12 miles prior to killing my son. my son passed over led signs heading to the runway driver. >> reporter: every electronic billboard will light up saying that there is a wrong way driver headed your way. adot officials have been working on a project using >> one thing we can do is use the sensors in the freeway pavement, track, the tech, a vehicle going the wrong way.>> reporter: the sensors can be put to the test on the stretch of interstate can be put to the test on the stretch of interstate 17. >> in the interim of these tests, were losing innocent lives. >> these things can happen so fast, and the first 91 -- 91

and another grieving family. funds for this young woman who was struck by a school bus. >> at least eight people are relying on help from the red cross after a porch fire in mukwonago damaged several apartments. it happened this morning just about a mile away from the fire station. a neighbor in a nearby building noticed the fire and took action. >> we got woken up at about quarter to 5:00 this morning with banging on the doors and a guy from the apartment across from us yelling that there was a needed to get out. >> thanks to the help of the neighbor, no one was injured. eight apartments were damaged. >>> storm team 4 now. i think we'd be happy if the weather tomorrow is a repeat of today. scott is here to legal us know if that's possible. scott: it's possible. get ready for everybody to be happy, katie. tomorrow should be almost as great as today. today, beautiful blue skies and the continuation of no clouds out there from our downtown and certainly no precipitation for hundreds of miles around us, which is ama

what is it and how would you explain the difference between grieving and mourning? >> you use a wonderful phrase there, mourning well. mourning or grieving which is closely related but slightly different, can become complicated. it can become complicated by broken relationships or programs the suddenness or violence -- perhaps the suddenness or violence of a death. something that takes a loss that we mourn and take it to an emotional impact in our life and that's where we do grief work. mourning is a natural, healthy response to a loss in our life. it says we lost someone that was important to us and they really mattered. it's bolstered when you live in a community of faith when you say that person mattered and you are missing them and that hurts but we have faith because we are a resurrection people that this is not the end and we will see each other again >> wonderful, wonderful. i think what you were saying before about how important burial is and the funeral process and there is this trend, i've definitely seen it, towards cremation and people not understanding

they are still grieving - hoping to give that 5-year-old girl the funeral she deserves...there is no amount of water or soap that can wash away the pain of losing a of rickyia langham - this was a start - of rickyia langham - this was a start - as they look to raise money for a funerl funeralthis is so painful, so hurtful, it's almost ripping your heart out your chest painful for the whole family, entirely.rickyia's cousin exia manned the grill outside - as others worked inside - washing cars with the memory of ?this? porsche - still fresh on their minds. on thursday - police - wanted for killing rickyia and fleeing the sceneit's not like the loss of a loved one that has lived a full life, it's the loss of a loved one that's a child, that hasn't even begun lifethe sudden death has placed a sudden burden on the family...we would love to have enough money to get a plaque and pay for full burial services so we're doing everything we can to make that happen a long cause..we say five o'clock, but if the cars keep coming we're gonna wash cars until midnight if we have to to if youd like to

>>> this morning on "world news now," grieving families recall warning signs. >> learning more about the driver, his past behavior on and off the road, and why parents thought there was a problem before the tragedy. we have a full report from the scene. >>> on the move, one of the busiest travel days of the year. everyone hoping to get home there are major trouble spots we're tracking right now. a live report ahead. >>> giving thanks for one mother's ultimate sacrifice. the woman who lost her son, but gained a brand new extended family touched by his final act of organ donation including the recipient of a ground-breaking face transplant. our cameras there for the emotional reunion. >> stressing about prepping the big meal? don't worry about it. how it helps in the kitchen or not so much. it's wednesday, november 23rd, it is thanksgiving eve. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we start with the latest from tennessee learning more about the driver arrested in a deadly school bus crash pap. >> last night balloons released to honor the five children

he said he grieves for his family and the family of the shooter. police expect murder charges to be filed against the suspects soon. and police in texas eight people at a white supremacist demonstration outside the state capitol in austin. about two dozen of the supremacist protesting hate crime laws they say favor minorities clashed with the several hundred counter demonstrators. new details about the deadly plane crash in nevada. the medical flight had mechanical problems friday onboard. a pilot, two medical staff members and a patient. no one was hurt in the fire when that plane crashed. a firefighter died helping rescue dozens of people when a ferry collapsed in georgia. more than 50 people were on the structure saturday afternoon. officials say the firefighter suffered some sort of medical condition. he died a short time later at the hospital. several people on that ramp also suffered minor injuries. and a college football game between texas state and new mexico state was three charter buses carrying the texas state team crashed on the way to

a grieving father demands answers after he's given the wrong remains. plus... big changes could be coming to your child's school. why officials are concerned it may not improve their education. outside across the valley. right now -- a wind advisory is in effect. all that wind whipping up plenty of dust, sand and pollen. we have team coverage this afternoon. 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis is out live near sunset and eastern. but first let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofiled. bryan. by thursday, the winds will weaken along with high temperatures plummeting about 20 from wednesday. morning lows on the mountain will be near 20 degrees and

now she is grieving for her teenage son, who was killed fighting to defend the so-called islamic state, known to its supporters as the caliphate. >> his nature and that vulnerability, on the back of the caliphate -- this is what you must do. if you don't do the journey, you are not a believer, you are not a good muslim. reporter: the 19-year-old went from being happy-go-lucky young to in a loving muslim family a full believer in the i.s. cause. he abandoned his life last year without warning. days later, he had become one of the 850 britons gone to fight in syria. the letter left in his bedroom said it all. over a year ago, he was called to the frontline, and he spoke to his mother one last time. you,"ust said, "i love and that was it. reporter: he was killed here, sinjar province on the iraq border, blown up in a coalition airstrike while defending an i.s. position. there are only clues to how quickly he was radicalized. changes in his religious behavior, arguments over politics. appealing now to other grieving families to stop living in shame and join a national network in the battle

congressman dean davis said i grieve for my fam sdpam the young man who pulled the trigger and grievemily. chicago has seen a dramatic rise in homicides, with more than 600 this year. >> the u.s. marshals mourning the lot of a deputy patrick. who was shot and killed trying to arrest a suspect who had a history of targeting police. garrett has the story. >> reporter: this suspect has been on the run two months after previously trying to kill police officers in south carolina. police tried to rest 25 year old carter after receiving calls that he had assaulted his girlfriend and fired gunshots in a relative's home when they tried to help upon. carter took off in a car and led officers on a chase until he jumped out and shot at them on foot. yesterday, they tracked him to a mobile home in southeast georgia. when the team went inside to arrest carter he opened fire and the roifl rounds cut through the vest. and others hit the fugitive but too late for the 53-year-old time mate. they both were rushed to the had hospital and they both passed away. loretta lynch said she was deeply satedened

her family left to grieve. police are searching for answers as they try to track down who outside of a party. steve coop ser live for us in lowell with the very latest. steve? >> so no arrests at this point. we checked with investigators. they've been working this case all weekend long and all day today as well. there's a lot of shock here and a lot of sadness. residents who live in this apartment complex here in lowell and also from family members as well. among those speaking out late today, the victim's husband. >> senseless. i don't even know what to i am in shock. i don't believe it. >> miguel is heart broken over the murder of his wife of lowell, a mother of four and a grandmother to three. >> she was a great person and they took her from me and i'm devastated. i don't know. i don't even know how to act, react. i'm mad. i want to do something about it but i'll let the authorities deal with that. >> he said that she was with her 28-year-old son who has down

"it breaks my heart just to see them grieve and hurt so bad." an area family grieves -- after mother-of-two is killed in a car crash. more shots fired. a house is hit -- just days after a woman is killed by gunfire in the city. good evening everyone, i'm amanda goodman and i'm ron steele. thanks for homeless people in the area are migrating into a large number of abandoned buildings for temporary cover. but -- those buildings can pose serious safety hazards. homeless people in waterloo say they're turning to empty buildings for shelter -- but danger has followed recently. on friday -- fire crews put out a fire within a former apartment complex in the 900 block of commercial street. supposed to be abandoned -- but crews rescued a man from a second story window. he was arrested after being pulled from the burning building. another fire happening in waterloo on monday -- this one at the corner of elm and mulberry. police say no one lives in the homeless might have been in the home. no one was hurt in the fire. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is live in wa

christine mccarthy spoke with his grieving wife. this husband and father of three wasn't even scheduled to be working when this accident happened? >> reporter: that's right, kerry, his wife tells me he worked for the middleboro water department but yesterday he decided a private company on a private water main company here in duxbury. he wanted to make a couple extra dollars that's the kind of man help was a hard worker always looking to support his family. >> just want -- >> reporter: jen sanderson wants the with world to know who her husband was a beloved father of her three children, a true family man. afternoon, off tremont street in duxbury. 28-year-old jason cutting pipe in this trench to build a water line for new homes when the d.a.'s office says his circular chop saw became bound and kicked back. the blade cutting his neck. co-workers told fox 25 on saturday he tried desperately to save jason. >> we tried to apply pressure, we tried to keep him upright and do everything we could till the ambulance arrived. >> he couldn't it

stay with us. >>> this is good day philadelphia >> i'm grieving for our country in mourning, this ise as america. >> another wave of protesters over donald trump's election, who the president elect says is really to blame for these demonstrations. certainly here in philly and nationwide. >> plus, president obama welcoming the man who will be his successor at the white house. but it's an historic moment that didn't happen that's questioning their peaceful transition. >> you better get ready, winter is coming soon a frosty blast is headed our way. when you can expect the coldest morning of the season and it's time once again, our weather team with their predictions for the winter. how cold will it be? how much snow will we get? will we have a white christmas? all those questions. >>

they are not grieving because their party lost, they are grieving because the candidate won who has threatenedlivelihoods or the lives of their neighbors. there is a lot of people who are here from other countries who are concerned they maybe deported and back to places where those people could be killed. so you have to respect the fact that people have this fear at the same time, it is important that we look down the ballot and celebrate the real wins that progressives have had. we have a real justice reformer coming into the u.s. senate. we have our first latina coming in the senate. we won bill from coast to coast and people want to live in fear. we see the minimum wage increased in several states. the list goes on and on. and i think it is time for people to yes, be figuring out how we are going to stop the worse policies of donald trump build up our movement. at the same time to really respect the fact that if we want something we can build on them and -- >> as we look down at that data, there are swing states voters that voted for president obama, and twice came out for dpronald trump. w

something that really tugs at your heart strings >> a grieving mother trying to solve a mystery, theeartbreaking question, who kill her son? ♪ >>> it is just about here. the weekend, of course, and we're talking about a really chilly change tomorrow. we want to be sure that you're prepared for that, especially because we know so many of you are joining us tomorrow morning at citizens bank park for the walk to end alzheimer's. it will be chilly but we'll be on the sunny side of the street and we'll be helping, of course, a very good cause, sunday, we recover nicely but worry going to have a chilly morning on sunday with a low temperature overnight of about 35 degrees. but a nice recovery during the day and hopefully a noise outcome as well. look at these saturday morning windchills. we will have wind about 8:00 when registrations really get going it will feel like below freezing in philadelphia, but we do expect a lot of sunshine and people with smiles on their faces. we have nothing to show you on ultimate doppler radar and when we got the cold front that's going to bring us that chi

everybody grieves differently. >> you're absolutely right. >> people hurt differently. >> i eat. like me, i don't know about you, burnell, i just eat. when that happens, i just eat. but they found -- >> me, i get in my bible and read, honey. that's what i do. i read and i start professing the favor of the lord. and what i'll sigh e say to these young people like i said, give them their chance, let them grieve. not violently. if you're violent, you know you're going to deal with the law. >> not violently. get back to class. >> yeah. if you're protesting peacefully, that's fine. get back to class, get back to your day, get to that website. go and click and put your information in and choose change. >> all right. always great. >> be a part of the change you want to see. >> all right. thank you very much. it's been great having you -- >> oh, i got a question for you, mr. cavuto? provolone i heard? miss debbie told me to ask you that. >> all right. that's interesting. you know, by the way, i'd be remiss if i didn't wish you happy pizza day. this is national pizza day. >> oh, i love pi

. >> reporter: some are grieving and others are protesting. they're protesting they hate that donald trump promoted during his election. >> this is a way to say, we do not accept the election results and we will fight back.>> reporter: in oakland. >>> donald trump is talking about a deportation task force. after being elected president, he said he is willing to deport or incarcerate 3 million people who are in the country illegally. he says, they are criminals or have criminal records. he says he will deport 11 million people in america illegally without exceptions. he promised to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. >>> a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake left two people dead and destroyed major roadways and buildings in new zealand. many people were forced to get to higher ground that avenue for midnight cities as far as 30 miles away, they were rocked by the earthquake. it triggered a tsunami. a humanitarian crisis was issued. it has been cut off from health and it temporarily lost power. back in 2011, honor and 85 people died in the ci

so i felt like i need to come and make sure i support, i grieved, continue to grieve as i go and be with my family. >> reporter: those children will need your guidance and hugs in the coming months. >> yes. >> reporter: katy, back to you. >> nbc's mariana atencio reporting to us from chattanooga, tennessee. thank you. >>> how to protect new york city's thanksgiving day parade. are the isis threats credible or just propaganda? i'll talk live with the terrorist and democrats demand a recount. third party green candidate jill stein is raising millions of dollars to fund the recount in swing states that pushed donald trump over the top. but is it realistic? we'll have more for you coming up. beyond is a natural pet food that goes beyond assuming ingredients are safe... to knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants igned into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings

. >> grieving widow wants to know what happened to her husband. a prison guard who died in the line of duty. >> i think they're just sweeping it away like it doesn't matter. and to me that's not acceptable. >> was david weaver a sitting target in a maximum security prison? fox 29 investigates ahead. >>> the school district of philadelphia tossing around an idea that can lead to a change in summer vacation. that proposed change coming up. >> and new at 6:00 o'clock, free the six pack. the new law that will make it easier for you to grab brew in pennsylvania. ♪ have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home improvement store. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now at hhgregg. get up to 40% off storewide. plus 24-months special financing. and free delivery. all with our low price guarantee. appliances. electronics. furniture. hhgregg ♪ >>> camden man was the person killed in a shooting outside of a party in pennsauk

this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. ♪ >>> a grieving gold star family says theyassengers on flight to philadelphia when their plane was decide delayed. the family was on their way to dover air force base to claim the body of sergeant john perry. a suicide bomber killed him in afghanistan. the family's delayed plane almost had them missing a connecting flight. his father said the captain of the plane asked everyone to remain seated stow that a quote special military family could get off first and that's when the dad says some people in first class actually started to boo. >> to hear the reaction of the flight being delayed because of a gold star family and the first class cabin booing that was really upsetting. it made us cry some more. >> terrible. sergeant perry is now buried at arlington national cemetery and his father wants people to know his son was a hero who spent his time in service protecting americans from terrorism. >> little girl from port richmond is battling a deadly disease and her family is asking for prayers just last week they got to meet the po

>> they're grieving. i just left his aunt's house and spoke with his mother.ight we held a dinner at grace bible church where it was more so an opportunity for us to come together, meaning family, friends, dream chasers and a time to reflect on the positive person that james means was and give an opportunity for friends and family to laugh and embrace the joy of who he was. >> to hear this suspect in this jailhouse interview, surprising he's even talking, let alone the words he's using and as ryan pointed out, he's taken it back but he called james means a piece of trash, he admitted to shooting him, also says it was -- james means flashed a gun on him and that he was doing this in self-defense. what's your response to all of that? >> well, james means was not a gang member, he was not walking around in the streets trying to promote violence and wreak havoc on people. that wasn't the type of person that he was. he was an honest humble very respectful young man and so i'm not -- i don't think those statements were accurate of him having to defend himself. he wa

. >>> grieving widow wants to know what happened to her husband. prison guard who died in the line of duty. >> i think they're just sweeping it away like it doesn't matter, ton me that's not acceptable. >> was david weaver a sitting target in a mack mum security prison? fox 29 investigates ahead. >>> and it's a strong image with a strong message. some people in a local community are not happy at all with this billboard above i-95. why they want it taken down. what's nearby that has them so concern. ♪ ♪ >>> if you've given on i-95 in chester recently one billboard may have caught your attention. it's a bold tie many for a gun range. >> some residents are very upset tonight. they want it taken down. they say they're mainly concerned about the ads location really. fox 29's dave schratwieser is right on the highway and parents are concerned that a bunch of children could see it every day. >> reporter: lucy, about 80,000 cars pass that billboard on 95 every day. that's good news for the advertisers but parents here in chester say that billboard is only

at some point her grieving mother was taken inside. one of rickyia's kindergarten elementary school spoke of their last encounter together. "she was trying to learn the monkey bars on friday. she would not give up by the end of the day she was doing the monkey bars." a 5-year-old classmate told the crowd she was his best friend. "she was my best friend forever." the family asked for donations to help cover funeral costs. and asked that all those in attendance hug each other for support. angie tag out the family has a memorial fund set up in union in milwaukee. reporting from the the city's north side i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. a driver is under arrest after a fatal crash. a 27-year-old is now in custody after a pedestrian was hit and killed near 60th and norwich yesterday afternoon. the 50-year-old woman was hit in a crosswalk.. the driver did stay on scene -- and cooperated with police. he now faces charges of operating after suspension causing death. investigating three separate shootings. the first happened around 9 last night

a fourth employee, brian falk survived, speaks for a grieving family....she spoke with cbs 58's april dovorany, who joins us in the studio...april? her sister tells us-kim radtke was a thoughtful, loving person-who spent her days giving back to others. and with a life that was just starting to take off-the family is having a tough time...letting go. 3 146 three days ago-if someone said whats the chance my sister would die id say none like why--its completely senseless.an uneventful recruiting trip lacrosse--the plan for kim was to come home to her boyfriend nick. together, just got a puppy togetherbut instead-kim's life was cut short by a drunk driver-146 i lost my sister.....and theres absolutely no rhyme or reason. they were doing all the right stuff. kim herself--an adament opponent of drinking and driving859 if she ran into that guy at the bar, she probably would have made sure he got home ok, you know..?....but she didnt. but even in the last moments she shared with her sister-kim 5353 actaully the last texts i got from her was asking what my son would like for christmas. (sadnes

a memorial in front of caesar's home...was held today by grieving friends and family members... so many still in shock about the ordeal.. trt:17/ "here for him" investigators are asking anyone who may have surveillance video in the area... to come forward. three homicides in 24 hours. and they happened within a mile of of each other in oakland. a man was shot and killed monday night on 32-nd street and martin luther king jr way. that happened only about 10 hours after a double homicide less than five minutes away on 39-th street and martin luther king jr way. police have not yet identified the victims. thousands marched at airports around the country today. as we go into tomorrow a few showers clustered 6:07 a.m. these will not produce a lot of rain at all and then quit moving as they go through the day with the rest of your work week tracking what is in store for the rest of your work week coming up in your full forecast about 10 more minutes who police have in custody tonight. plus. police asking for your help after a thief steals money meant to help a person with a serious me