heartbreaker of eagles game in sports when "action news" comes right back - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> we're learning more about the girl that died in washington state. it was a close friend of the suspect jaylen fryburg. popular homecoming prince wounded four other students that remained in intensive care unit. a teacher said he was in an office maryville pillchuck high. megan ran towards the gunfire and everybody else ran away. >> for some reason my instivrkt was to nrun the cafeteria where teacher saw kids down and shooter. >> police believe her decision to confront fryburg prevented more deaths. he died fromself up picture toed gunshot wound. it's not clear if he intentionally killed himself or the weapon went off durin

eagles lose a dramatic heartbreaker 24-20.eer attempts for nick, 62. >> playing deeper in that situation and he made a play and thought i was going to be able to catch him but i couldn't make that play. he was fast enough to get away from us. >> played pretty well. we got to make the play. >> gave me a chance to go get the ball and i got to find a way to get my feet down, that's the bottom line. its on me. i got the make a team for my team, my quarterback. >> i know he caught it inbounds, he might have got pushed out. we just came up short, man. like i said, we been on the other side of this and being on this side isn't fun at all. >> all right, next up for the weeks, the texans. today they took on the titans. aryan foster ran for 150 yards and scored two touchdowns as they beaten 1030-16. >>> flyers off until tuesday when they take on the stanley cup champions, the la kings. wear your halloween costumes for trick or treat night. yesterday the flyers got that big win over the red wings. braden schenn's power play goal led to t

. >>> heartland heartbreak, october is fought underway as the a's come up short in kansas city. >>> heartbreak. heartbreak. sad. >>> 6:00 a.m. >> but if the giants win tonight... >>> drew? >>> we have quiet conditions to start off wednesday. live doppler hd shows all is quiet and not picking up rain or moisture. the big story is the warm-up this afternoon. 67 in fairfield. some spots are mild at 67 in antioch and light jacket at napa, and everyone can take off the giants into the 80's. mainly clear and mild temperatures are turning breezy in mid-morning to bring in the warmer air by the afternoon and sunrise at 7:05 and temperatures are in the mid-50's and by 8:00 a.m. some spots are nearly 70. >>> good morning, everyone, at 6:00 a.m. we are starting off with richmond-san rafael toll plaza with a few cars backing up but now moving through. beyond the toll plaza traffic is smooth. we have an accident that cleared not too long ago westbound highway 4 at harbor street but not before causing big delays through pittsburg at 33 miles per hour. it is heavy traffic from antioch the bay bridge shows me

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loss. >> heartbreaking for baseball fans. >> reporter: they are talking about the oakland a's, it istty tough loss as they talk about this, this morning, we are live, one time to move forward and there is a viewing party at at&t. now taking the hill, this is a winner takes all and when both teams and the regular season met, it was close for the games but the pirates won 6 of those games and allly four of them. she was obviously disappointed but she is looking forward tonight's game after all the playoffs are a whole new season. >> it is exciting for being in this neighborhood. although they will go a little bit craze-year-old and i will definitely be part of it. >> again this is an elimination game. they will then move on and some say the nationals could take it all when the giants move forward. games openp and this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a heartbreaker, eager to be at the postseason games thanks to his dog. carl is a long time baltimore orioles fan. yesterday he delivered the playoff but world series tickets he had been waiting for, unfortunately his 7 month old burmese

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city. >>> heartbreak.tbreak. sad. >>> 6:00 a.m. >> but if the giants win tonight... >>> drew? >>> we have quiet conditions to start off wednesday. live doppler hd shows all is quiet and not picking up rain or moisture. the big story is the warm-up this afternoon. 67 in fairfield. some spots are mild at 67 in antioch and light jacket at napa, and everyone can take o

. >> so heartbreaking and cruel. just pure evil caught on camera. >> hopefully with the video going out they can at least identify the make of the car. let's hope something comes of it. >> in this video from moscow, we are looking at a train depot at the lower right of your screen. there is action going on in that red circle. they are hijackers. they hijacked this train. they were able to get this train started, but they didn't get very far, you guys. it smashed into another train. apparently they didn't look to see if there was another train in front of it. >> damage for no reason. >> exactly. smashed up to bits. people got away. they are looking for them. >> anybody else surprised how fast that train got going. >> it was about 20 yards. they got up to 50 miles per hour. what did they do? >> where do the tracks lead? okay. we'll catch up with them there. >> i met the people that own these two right here. wanted to slip this guy a birdie after they saw the video. and how exactly it was their plants went missing. star

>>> the philipine was kicking so they get a lot of activity. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., heartbreak in kansasity a's fans can be proud despite the loss to the royals. >> latest defect that has caltran doing new tests on the eastern pan of the bay bridge. >> another embarrassment to the secret service with a new security breach putting the president's safety >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good wednesday morning at 5:00. first day of october. thanks for joining us. >>> for the october forecast, how is it looking, drew? >>> certainly going to

. >> it's heartbreaking to see your work lost in an accident.his can be difficult to get them back together to reproduce the experiment. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> nasa says this is a setback for the commercial space industry because it's paying billions to privatize space flight. nasa hopes to get people into space in 2017. they are trying to understand what happened there. nobody was hurt in the explosion. critics question whether the engines which were left over from the '60s soviet space program played a role in the accident. >>> investigators in berkeley are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man last night. it happened near the sea breeze market at the foot of university avenue. witnesses heard several gunshots and saw people running off. >> so there is some evidence that would indicate that there was obviously gun -- gunshots exchanged. >> a car was also seen speeding off after the shooting. there's no description of that vehicle right now. the market was closed at the time. >>> it's now up to a jury to decide the fate of a

. >> just heartbreaking news and situation there, bruce leshan, thank you, great job. we'll keep an eye on that school shooting north of seattle, washington tonight. >>> another heartbreaking story where a student opened fire in a high school cafeteria shooting five students, killing one of them. a spokesman for the hospital where the wounded students were taken says all four survivors are in very critical condition. the gunman also died in that attack. >>> investigators from the national transportation safety board are on the ground in frederick, maryland, trying to determine what caused that deadly midair collision yesterday between a helicopter on a training flight and a small plane that left three people dead and two people injured. andrea mccarren is live now with an update from the ntsb. what have we learned, andrea? >> reporter: right now a few minutes ago we watched a long flatbed truck maryland state police and other construction equipment pull down this rural road and head to the crash site. the wreckage will be removed and put into storage tonight for a care

. >> he was never a part of it for that whole things but you know it is heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking indeed, central bucks west memorial field sat empty tonight as empty as every student feels. >> it's pretty sad because the rest of the season got cancelled. >> also i'm parting of the marching band and senior. the last two games were taken. it stinks. >> now in let to parents the superintendent says "i recognize that this news will be disappointing and possibly unsetting to many. i believe this swift and firm action is absolutely necessary. tonight, it is up in the air if and when the coaching staff will be loued to return. we're live at central bucks west doylestown i'm dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dann. ducis rodgers there are a lot of terrific high school football programs in the area and few with the heritage of central bucks west. >> jim the call, cb west football program a storied program may not do it justice despite being 2-6 this season this is a school competing for championships year in and out. dominant since late 70s over late coach cb west won eig

outrage and heartbreak for parents with kids on the losing end of the lottery. >> it's going to hurtim. >> reporter: hurts you, too? some parents say they believe school administration knew this day was coming. mom ashton benson confronted the school president and founder when her son wasn't picked. >> if you knew you didn't have the funds and it was things going on legally you shouldn't have accepted no new students at all, none. >> reporter: empty chairs are a prelude of what's to come. on monday there will be 250 less students here parents helplessly watched the lottery unfold. if your child's name was picked they stayed. their education boiled down to a game of chance. >> oh, my heart is still beating fast. i didn't want my kids back in the school district, so, yeah, i'm very happy. >> reporter: walter d palmer is the president and founder of the charter school that bears his name. his schools in northern liberties and frankford are out $300,000 a month he claims after recently losing a court battle with the philadelphia school district. the two sides have been arguing for years

we talked about hope and heartbreak. that was the case for many fans today. >> i wish they never traded cespedes to be honest. if he was still there, i think he would have made it. >> we do awesome in the playoffs. >> reporter: now, today's game could be an elimination game for the giants and pirates. winner moves on to face the nationals. we talk about that viewing party, that rally. that's scheduled to take place at 4:00 p.m. that's when the gates open at at&t park. the game starts at 5:00 tonight. we're live in san francisco. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:37. police in southern california say so far, no arrests will be made following a domestic dispute that killed a suburban los angeles mayor. officials say the mayor of bell gardens, daniel crespo, got into an arc mmpt with his wife -- argument with his son when their son intervened. when they were fighting, his wife went to another room and grabbed a gun. >> we do know that the father, daniel, senior, became physical with his son. early reports he punched

the story of heartbreak and help straight ahead. howard. >> the eagles, they have the week off but that doesn't mean we won't hear from the players talking about what makes this team five and one at the bye. that's ♪ >> in less than two weeks delaware authorities hand out more than 300 tickets to distracted drivers. citations for talking and texting. officials say they gave out 316 tickets as part of a 12-day blitz to crack down on offende offenders. the number beats the 291 issued during the first eight months of the year. talking and texting has been illegal in the first state since 2011. it's punishable by a fine of more than 100 buck. >> how do you help a grieving mom and dad through the pain of losing a child to illness? >> a whole lot of super heroes might help. our bruce gordon is just back from swedesboro, new jersey and joins us with a story of unima unimagable heartbreak and those trying to help heal the wounds. bruce? >> reporter: guys, travis she will died on sunday. he was a year and a half old. travis' month long battl

. >> reporter: always a heartbeat away from heartbreaking loss. it's the giant's -- >> i'm always nervous darling. i'm a giants fan. >> it's the giants torture. but i wouldn't have it any other way. i always love the fact that we always come back. we're always in it. >> reporter: tonight these fans are in it and ready for the next game against st. louis on saturday. and you know, maybe it could be the luck of the even numbers. they won in 2010, they won in 2012 then there's that slim hope still alive for a world series win in 2014. reporting live from at&t park in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some key plays tonight helped the giants eliminate the team with if best record in the nlc. >> what i was thinking watching that story here. this is the first time in 10 and 12 they actually get to clench a series at home. we finally get to see it and we have champane party part two for the giants. the three runs come in on a bases loaded walk. a ground ball and a wild pitch. it was the nats that actually had the slugging in this on

so heartbreaking backup down go the a's. the american league wild card game ends in dramatic fashion. the winning play that stopped the a's from advancing to the next round of the play-offs. >> protests in hong kong ramp up. demonstrators calling for free elections and setting a new deadline. what they're demanding up next. >>> the a's season ends with a heartbreaking loss in the american league wild card game in kansas city. the royals score the winning run in the bomb of the 12th inning also night -- in the bottom of the 12th inning last night to win 9-8. >> no doubt we'll stop it here. >> doctors in dallas are treating a man infected with ebola. it's the first confirmed case diagnosed in the u.s. the patient traveled to texas from liberia which was the epicenter of the worst outbreak in history. >> psychopathic behavior, sick behavior. >> police are trying to track down the burglars who beat nearly 1,000 chickens to death in california. workers found the scene inside a foster farms chicken shed near fresno. from across th

to realize now he was in such pain, it's surprising and it's heartbreaking. >> i go back to the 1976omedy -- the first comedy competition in which spraean francisco was the first town to do it. he came in second. i came in third. bill farley came in first. i met robin doing sets around town then. that made him still a great guy to me. he remembered -- in any job, when you begin in broadcasting, whoever was nice to you, you actually have a certain -- >> i remember them, one or two people. >> you know what i mean. people who helped you out, went through the same battles that you did. robin always remembered that. he always had the same respect for me, i for him in that. that's what he was. all the other things he was famous for, the movies, he was a live performer. that was the gateway. that's the same with a lot of guys, like steve martin. he became an actor after his great success as a stand up median. it is a tough life, he was always son. >> not always. my children's mother sent me a bunch of pictures over the last couple of days from the comedy celebration that we do in golden gat

. >> the heartbreaking thing about it is when she and they received the news. you know, they needed to be able to hold each other and i'm used to hugging someone in a moment like that. she fell to the floor in her grief and had to suffer alone in each of our presence. so we were all there together, but we were not able to be together and confident one another. so this is also a kind of secondary tragedy, i think, of this case. >> all part of the problem with ebola and louise and others want an investigation into how duncan's care was handled before and after his diagnosis. >> david mattingly takes a closer look how duncan's case differs significantly from other ebola patients sent to the united states for treatment. >> reporter: thomas eric duncan's death leaves a trial behind of ebola prevention that is more than 5,000 miles long. officials didn't suspect the sick woman in liberia was infected with ebola until after duncan was in the united states. five days after his arrival, an ailing duncan goes to the hospital in dallas and tells them of his recent travel

we begin with heartbreaking news overnight. the washington nationals' dream season now a thing of the past. >> i knew we were going to be talking about david versus goliath this morning. despite having the best record in the national league, the nats couldn't muster enough offense or defense to hold off the experienced giants. >> kristen berset and holden kushner have a look back at the nlds from san francisco. >> reporter: it is another heartbreaking post-season for the nationals. we've been here before and they did it again. they went from the best record in the national league to getting bounced in the first round of the playoffs. the nationals offense struggled throughout the series but ultimately game four came down to just one too many mistakes. misplayed balls, miscommunication and wild pitches. many are also critical of manager matt williams for his selection of pitchers down the stretch. but in the end, the nats finished the year frustrated and sad going home early already setting their sights on spring training. >> it

companies can carry astronauts into space starting in 2017. >> must be heartbreaking for the students, but any chance they will recreate the experiment for the next launch? >> reporter: they say it will be hard to get everybody involved back together again. it will be tough. live at nasa ames in mountain view, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> in berkeley a man was shot and killed on university avenue near the berkeley marina around 8:00 last night. witnesses heard several gunshots and then saw people running off. the car was also seen speeding out of the area. no description of the vehicle available right now. sea breeze market was closed at the time. all the employees are accounted for. >>> former mlb star jose canseco says he accidentally shot himself. las vegas police say canseco was cleaning his gun at his home when he accidentally fired it and blew off his middle finger. tmz reports surgeons are trying to save the finger. >>> health officials are trying to learn what made about 100 people sick at a convention on the peninsula over the weekend. several people had to go to the hospital after t

the a's cleaning out their lockers today after last night's playoff heartbreak.ut we still have the giants in action tonight. geraud moncure ray joins us from the party at at&t park. >>> the giants' playoff game right now is in pittsburgh but there's a big party in san francisco? >> the camaraderie. everybody wants to be together. >> geraud moncure at the ballpark, how are you doing? >> i'm doing very well. let me tell you something, the party is rocking. hundreds of orange and black faithful gathered close to the giants' dugout. between home plate@ @r(t&háhp &c see right now behind me. and they've got a lot to be happy about right now. g-men trying to keep the season alive against the pirates at pnc park. the fans here on the edge of their seats. check out the score, 4-0 orange and black on the strength of a brandon crawford grand slam in the fourth inning off edison, the first grand slam by a shortstop in the history of the major league playoffs. baumgartner throwing a one-hitter at the pirates. highlights coming up at 11:00. >>> sol local scene in the a's club

they're such as this whole irrational feel, but it makes it all the more heartbreaking. still today if you seek help, there's this chance. we talk about stigma. we have to recognize it in the press and. >> next question? >> thank you. >> hello, i am with a distinguished group of people including the ahead of the dod prevention suicide office. congratulations first on your block. and i want to emphasize one of the points that you made. in a downsizing military, it is incredibly hard for anybody to come forward for treatment. basically no one will come and seek treatment unless they have already been identified as going out the door, and then that is where they will get there. this is a problem that does not have an easy solution. just something to recognize that no matter all the platitudes we have about reducing stigma, the reality is that if you want to have a courier in the military you don't want to be seen as going to get help. and i think that the recent rand report that came out, and meg might be able to corroborate that, service members will not go to seek treatme

. >>> later, a young woman's heartbreaking choice. why she's decided to end her life on her own terms. >>> we start with the nurse in australia who is now in medical isolation amid fears she too could have ebola. officials say the 57-year-old woman from the city of cairns returned last weekend from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. >> now she became concerned after developing what's described as a low grade fever when she returned. she went to an area hospital, test results are expected back friday morning. i just spoke with a reporter there who describes her condition as stable. officials right now are trying to keep the public calm as well. >>> see came back into the country. did not have a fever so it's only since this morning she's had a low grade fever. she has not been out in the community in cairns. she's been at home isolated in her own home testing herself. >> we'll keep an eye on that situation. but the first person diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died. thomas eric duncan got sick last month after arrivi

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. >> seth: if you mailed it in, it would be heartbreaking.xplain what "candidly nicole" is. >> yeah. so this is how it works. the show is based off of my twitter feed, and how i treat twitter, it's to make fun of myself for not always being caught up, caught up on the latest and greatest. i just, i just can't do it. i'm a mom. it's happening so fast, you know? so -- so, i love my friends to just break it down for me. i love to say, "okay, this is what i want to know about, give me a five-minute breakdown of exactly what this is." >> seth: is it friends or everybody who follows you on twitter will sort of like-- >> the cool thing about, the cool thing about it being based on twitter is i touch on topics that my followers gravitate towards the most. >> seth: got it. >> if i want to know more about composting, you know, a lot of people will say -- [ laughter ] it's important. >> seth: it's important. you have an earth and you need to take care of it. [ laughter ] >> exactly. exactly. and you can worm compost, which i do. it's very fun. [ light l

washington nationals and their -- that devastating heartbreaking loss on saturday. this is the low level. you see a lot of seahawks fans. this is where the seahawks watch their game during the postseason. most of the team is on the nats game. everyone is watching the nats game. folks are just trying to focus on the basic. this could be a heartbreaking night but also inspiring. >> we know what it takes to come back. they have a great manager, great all player. >> we hope they pull out of their little trout they are in. this is the last chance possibly. >> they go home if they do not win. >> i don't want him to go home. i think they are ready to play ball. >> early in the ball game, we will of course keep an eye on the scoreboard and hope that we see you again tomorrow at this establishment or another one for game four. >> thank you very much. a nine-year-old boy remains in the hospital after being caught in the crossfire during a shootout. boy, an innocent bystander, shot in the head outside the apartments in northeast washington saturday night. the woman had to duck

poi heartbreaki heartbreaking poignancy people were dying because of the loss of fluids. and he was going to shed light on that and the plight the liberian people are experiencing, both socially and culturally through the ebola epidemic. >> dr. mitchell levy, thank you so much. once again, our prayers and our thoughts are with your son and with your family. >> thank you, jake. >>> breaking news, we've just learned the family that came into contact with that dallas ebola patient is finally being moved from the apartment where they have been quarantined for days. let's go live now to wilfred smallwood. his son, oliver, has been inside that quarantined apartment holed up. thanks for joining us. have you spoken to your son? do you know when he and the others in that apartment are being moved? >> well, thank you. when i spoke to my son a few minutes ago, he told me that the cdc were in the building cleaning up and they were also in the building washing -- cleaning up the place. he said that the information that they have is that the -- they're going to move them to a new locat

what heartbreaking mystery did the family's grocery store hold? what was your reaction when you heard that police found blood in the produce cooler? >> i think then immediately it's like, "well, who did it?" everybody was just like on edge. >> reporter: police quickly turned their attention to the one with no priors. the boss's son. 19-year-old mario. >> are you kidding me sf? >> reporter: you guys are shocked at that point? >> yes, completely shocked. >> mario is one of the nicest, kind, intelligent, funny, just a sweetheart. >> reporter: cops were being to develop a more sinister profile. >> allegedly was selling dope and i think he coerced my son into working for him and somehow, yeah, things got out of hand. >> there were rumors that there were some things going on at the grocery store. tell me that theory. >> reporter: he would use some of the kids from the grocery store to sell the drugs, brian carrick. and brian carrick, bein' the sweet kid that he is, wouldn't always collect the money. >> reporter: authorities were convinced that the boy w

a heartbreaking choice she made. how this cancer patient is raising awareness about a person's right to die. >>> and in our weekly segment a deeper look, the plight of young girls around the world, not being able to go to school, to being sold into slavery, we'll talk about what changes need to be done. stay with us. >> welcome back. it's saturday night and time to take a deeper look. today is international day of the girl child, a resolution adopt ed by the united nations three years ago, marking this date each year to recognize girls rights and the unique challenges girls face around the world. it's fitting then that this year's nobel peace prize was awarded for work in protecting children worldwide. here is richelle carey with more. >> malala yousafzai and for the right of all children to education. at 17 years old, malala is the youngest recipient ever and found out in a way none of her predecessors had. >> i was in my chems class and we were studying about electrolysis. >> while sataurh deadly challenges so many

you meet somebody who does with a you do and you get the news obviously we got, so it's beyond heartbreakingn't even know him. spoke to a couple guys who played with him and sent out our regards. just want to make this clear that we are obviously thinking about the st. louis cardinals, the tavares family, and our mlb family. >> you know, this hurts. this hurts everybody. a kid this young, for something like this to happen. i think we were all shocked when we heard about it and we're still shocked. and then you look back on your club, and what if this happened, one of your young players on your club. i mean, you just know what the cardinals are going through. >>> the new york rangers pulled off an excellent comeback against the minnesota wild to win 5-4 in the nhl at madison square garden. jason pominville gave the wild a 3-0 lead here with just over four minutes left in the second period. looked like they were heading for a comfortable away win, but the rangers fought their way back, and the equalizer here for the rangers to make it 4-0. and then just 37 seconds later, mats zuccarello scores

part, itment says in is heartbreaking for us that the person or persons who know where hannah is have not come forward with that information. it is within their power, both to end this nightmare for all searchers ofe the their arduous task. suspect, isw, the behind bars. investigators are looking for more connections between graham'ss disappearance and the 2009 death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. >> former first lady maureen mcdonnell is asking for a delay sentencing. she was convicted of nine corruption charges last month. former governor mcdonnell, was convicted of 11 of 13 charges. maureen is seeking a sentencing hearing february 16 instead of 6 next year, because apparently one of her lawyers has a scheduling conflict. whether the judge will approve the change. the nflonly week 6 in season, but for redskins fans, last night's bumbling loss to arizona cardinals feels more like it could be a big nail if in the coffinnail for the season. sports director tim now here us. >> whoa, whoa! >> i'm not the only guy saying this. >> you said it accurately a few minutes ago. it's

but it's heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking indeed. central bucks west memorial field sat empty tonight as empty as every student here feels. >> it's sad because the rest of the season got cancelled and i'm part of the marching band and senior and last two football games were taken. it stinks. >> the marching band and drill team were practicing tonight. not for a football team that earned a team on usa top ten high school football teams since 1980s. >> tunz fortunate for team and school to have to go through something like that. we were supposed to have a pep rally tomorrow. i don't know that will happen now. >> now, in a let to parents, suitor intend enter siz recognize this news will be disappointing and possibly upsetting to many. i believe this swift and firm action is absolutely necessary. tonight, it is up in the air if and when the coaching staff will be loued to return. we're live at central bucks west in doylestown. i'm dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> dann, fourteen age girls seen fighting in this video are char

this, shirleen as a third person is dead from this tragedy. >> so heartbreaking. thank you alicia.ier in ottawa and stormed parliament and made video of himself before the attack. they can't release the footage of michael b bibeau. he ran inside parliament where he was shot and killed -- >> the u.s. coastguard pulled eight men from the water in elliot key this morning. we spotted more than a dozen people clinging to raft and alerted authorities a basket used to hoist mean a rescue helicopter right. there they were taken to a hospital. five others, though, remained missing. >> to business, wall street got the week off to slow start. dow was up 12 points and nasdaq gained two and s&p lost almost three. >> the rollout of mobile pay apple has not gone as well as planned. rite aid and cvs pulled out of apple pay. the companies made the decision because they're involved with competing mobile pay service called current c it's still development and other retailers like walmart and best buy have also decided not to use apple pay at registers. >> time for the "action news" traffic report for

. >> heartbreaking cries from the child, as well.ing and crying as she goes and goes and goes. >> how can she be so heartless. what can that child possibly have done to deserve this? nothing, nothing. >> what do we know? i feel if this child spends much time under her care or lack of, she will kill the kid. >> it's blown up 3.5 million views. people are outraged and people want to know who this is. we are hoping that someone, i want this person found. people are having this reaction. it's abysmal. speak up. >> if you are amember. >> i would kick her in the [ bleep ]. >>> so far in the whale migrating season? australia, nets are set up to protect people from sharks. sometimes whales get caught in them. this time was a 60-foot juvenile whale you. see mom hanging nearby. a group from cleveland fisheries came in to help this thing out. took two hours to get there and several hours to get this thing untangled. it wasn't just one fin wrapped up. that looked wrapped up ready to be shipped somewhere. >> these nets are doing more harm than go

. >>> a heartbreaking situation for a bay area family.her receives a devastating diagnosis, then thieves steal both family cars. >> you feel broken, and you feel completely helpless. >> how the family is coping, and their message tonight to the thieves. >> and more wet weather heading our way. our chief meteorologist, bill martin dialing in the details for your complete bay area forecast. >> also, san francisco is being sued by a father who says police roughed him up with his baby strapped to his chest. (mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> it was a heartbreaking wedged for a family -- weekend for a family the south bay. first, the woman on the left was diagnosed with a rare form of multiple scler

they tell us one thing and do something else all the time and that's really heartbreaking because they have said that they will take care of these guys. >> how much do you feel the federal government is helping people who worked for the federal contractors like yourself? >> as little as possible. >> the department of labor said in their written response: we realize that employees at covered facilities may have been put in harm's way putting their health in danger. our desire is to pay all employees or survivors as soon as possible. terry wattenberger doesn't believe it. he said he wasn't even seen by the person that rejected his claim. >> what would you say to the department of labor the people who will be looking at your future claims? >> if they sat down and talked to me the way you and me are talking, they would say okay, i totally understand. but without even seeing you and he makes a decision, so, ugd it', youknow, it's not really f. >> for terry wattenberger whose health is deteriorating, the challenge is, the government says there is no toxin that can be thrirchgd ohis stomach--

. >>> we also know jaylen fryberg recently endured teenage heartbreak. did anyone miss signs his troubles ran much deeper? did he reveal anything in the days leading up to his attack? joining me to discuss -- and i know frank, you were there when that tragedy happened. let's start with you. you experienced the horror of this deadly shooting when you were principal at columbine. based on the lessons you learned there, what can leaders in marysville be doing now to help kick start healing? >> the thing that's most difficult is people are in different places i'm sure they're definitely still in shock. there's people grieving. there's people that are angry and just providing the support that the people need and what i learned in and i've used this comment ever since, if i made 70% happy on any particular day or met the needs of 70%, that it was a successful day. but there's a lot of support. unfortunately, this school now becomes part of a club that no one wants to be a member. >> absolutely. one thing that is so hard at a time like this is trying to underst

. >> it's definitely heartbreaking to see your work lost in an accidents like this. >> reporter: in addition to the science experiment, the capsule was carrying supplies to the astronauts to the international space station but none of the supplies was urgent. nasa is paying billions for privatization of the space program. they are hoping to carry astronauts into space by 2017. >> well, kiet, as for those students, any chance they can recreate the experiment for the next launch? >> reporter: you know, it was quite a challenge to bring everybody together and get that thing done in the first place. so reconvening pulling everybody back in so they can retrace the experiment is going to be tough. live at nasa ames in mountain view, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the husband and wife accused of killing two sheriff's deputies near sacramento are now accused of trying to kill other deputies. the two were in the court yesterday. detective michael davis and deputy daniel oliver were killed in friday's six-hour rampage. prosecutors have now charged the couple with the attempted murder of two other deputies with

but they say, quote, it's heartbreaking for us that the person or persons who know where hannah is have not come forward with that information. it's within their power both to end this nightmare for all and relieve the searchers of their arduous task. these are newly shared photos of hannah from her parents. meanwhile, search teams are on the job again today using tips to target certain areas. uva students are on fall break but some who stayed behind say an arrest in this case calms fears slightly. >> she's still not here and everyone is still worried about where she is, and if she is okay or not. and they want to know. i think -- it helps a little bit, but i think there's still a lot of kind of uncertainty about what's going on. >> hannah graham's disappearance has dramatically changed the way some students view safety. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us with more on that on news4 at 5:00. and a reminder, for up to the second details on the search for hannah graham, go to our website, nbcwashington.com. search hannah graham. >> gas prices continue to slide. how low can

like a typical african problem and just heartbreaking.eah, you suited up every day in protective gear. can you only wear for 10 or 15 minutes at a time because 100 degrees. it's the rainy season. and you're stressed. i don't know. it's hard to see. your goggles fog over so you're shooting blind. you often don't wear protective gear and then you're worried. >> it's obviously so much of this is about the photos you took but the stories behind some of the people we're looking at. i want to play a little bit of sound and you can help me explain when we come out of this who this man is and what his message is but go ahead and play this. i believe he's one of the men from one of the burial teams you shot. >> no more in the family again. because of sickness. >> talking about the stigma. >> yes. >> is that what he's facing? >> that's matthew. he's a young guy. and essentially when i first met him i asked him i said how is your family been treating you. how is your community treating you. no problem. not at all. after i seventh day with him and th

know that my staff and i have had to deal with the negotiation better buy outs for people it is heartbreaking because they're being evicted and pushed out ted said with the couple of a threat whether explicit or leave because of an ellis act the power is different than brooke turner mentioned in his happier story we say ask the 7 to one people facing the buy outs incarcerated to the ellis act eviction he's to said that the power dynamic for a tenant facing eviction is so different than what mr. turner has faced i'll say that others said to the balancing the inkwaeblt of power is critical it gives for rights so people are knowledgeable it raise the bar to understand the type of buy outs being negotiated to low income people that doesn't have strong english skills have the ability to negotiate better and the data as supervisor avalos mentioned will help us to track the crisis of buy out that are right now underneath the surface the housing rights committee has hit the nail on the head how displaying people it breaks my heart like folks like mr. green are being pushed out to la and other places

. >> you could be a heartbreak.down street, the way you're looking. >> you tell me. >> yo, how are you doing? i just wipe it out right now. get shot out with 18 shots of novocaine, you're rocky balboa. it's a little bit easier to do. >> it's good. >> hanging on one side. having problems. just came back from the dentist here. like 19 shots of novocaine. >> 19 shots? good lord. what were they doing to his mouth? >> i'm surprised his whole head isn't numb. >> looks like rocky took one too many shots to the mouth as well. he took shots to the face. >> he's been working on his impression for years and thanks to dental drugs, i think he nailed it. >> let me know what you think. pretty good right there. what do you think of that? pretty good, huh? take care. >>> i am sorry about this video, but you will not be able to sleep for a few days after watching it. >> oh, no. >> we enter alex' bedroom at his bedtime. >> bedtime, alex. >> daddy, can you tuck me in? >> of course. >> dad comes in the room. tucks little alex in. kisse