they were made by james ward. site was found here in the 1950's on the national park service property. these are some of his products. i am trying to do minimum object count. fragments byhe isolating rooms and bases that belong together. i can tell from looking at these different vessels that are represented in this layer from the well it's layered d. we have a jug here with a nice spread foot turned up on the edge. very well made, a little drinking cup here. very thin. the fabric is identifiable because it is chalky and buff colored. it is james river clay. you can see there is a variety in the colors of the glazes. the is just dependent upon kiln conditions. a typical day here at jamestown consists of sorting and identifying objects and entering them into our database which is jamestown rediscovery which was developed for us specifically here at jamestown. to date, we have catalogued over a million and a half artifacts. we probably have about that many to go. >> is a scholar is working on this material, what do

year-old alison parker was the reporter for a station for about a year, a recent graduate of james madison. adam ward, 27, was a cameraman and graduate of virginia tech. the two worked as a team. >> hear, everything. adam ward and i are putting the final touches on our special report. >> reporter: both were in relationships with other colleagues. parker was dating station anchor chris hurst. ward was engaged to melissa ott, a producer for the morning show. she was in the control room when this that that. the two were reportedly to move, and purportedly was to be ott's last day at wdbj. >> i can't tell youow much they were loved by the wdbj team. our hearts are broken. >> now, how about vester flanagan know where to find those two journalists? investigators say they are still looking into that. this scene behind me still an active crime scene. the investigation continuing this afternoon. >> brian todd in moneta, virginia, thank you so much. >>> authorities are digs into flanagan's past. he was known as bryce williams during his tv year, evan perez is working his sources. what are you learning and abou

she had been an intern at the station when she attended college at james madison university. adam ward was also from the roanoke area and went to virginia tech. the general manager of wdbj said ward was engaged to the producer of the morning show who was in the control room this morning when the shooting happened. the two of these people were assigned to the morning show, which means they got up in the middle of the night to bring the news to you first thing in the morning. >> we send people into war zones, dangerous situations and riots, and you worry they're going to get hurt. you send somebody out to do a -- how canurism and you ever expect something like this to happen? -- you use all of the words, senseless, devastated, those are all the news catchwords, but they all apply. as salmon to an, there's a third victim involved in this, vicki gardner who headed up a local chamber of commerce. back to alison parker and allison -- adam ward, alison was dating the anchor for wdbj chris hurst who tweeted emotionally about the situation, showing this picture that says they did not sure this

ward scholarships in memory of allison parker. that would be patrick henry community college and james madison university. a public college in virginia. ward was virginia tech university. >>> president obama sent his condolences. the press secretary expressed sympathy on behalf of the administration and urged congress to enact -- >> congress could take those steps in a which that would not infringe on the constitutional rights of law abiding americans. >> president obama has said this is the greatest frustration of his presidency. >> well, every year unfortunately journal lists are killed, simply doing their jobs. mostly it happens overseas such as in sudan. rarely are journal lists killed here on american soil. >> downtown, black muslim bakery were convicted of killing baily because of an article he was writing on the bakeries finances. >>> hearing set this morning in the federal case against china town association leader raymond chow. the chronicled sites court filings that million. expenses include taking chow to fancy restaurants. attorney for another defendant in this case say these expenses indicate

allison parker, 24, attended james madison university. ward he was 27, adam ward. he attended or graduated from virginia tech. our hearts go out to all the folks today. >> that's right. this also may have been a disgruntled worker there from what i'm hearing. we don't know, there is a lot of speculation. this is very fluid. main thing right now, heather that citizens can assist law enforcement agencies trying to determine who this individual is so they can quickly get him off the streets. gregg: rod wheeler, thank you very much. stand by. we have many more questions as we continue to follow the manhunt underway by several law enforcement agencies and the fbi. a gunman, dressed in black, pulling out a weapon live on television, an outdoor broadcast and gunning down a television reporter as well as her cameraman. police are now looking for that gunman. we'll be right back with more of our coverage. ♪ irresistible moments deserve irresistibles treats. new from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. the only treat cats ask for by name. i know... and you're probably

ward. allison was on the morning team. there's allison there. she spent most of her life in virginia, growing up in martinsvil martinsville. she graduated from jamesadison. just turned 24. the photographer, adam ward was 28. the virginia tech was the station's go-to guy. the woman being interviewed from the chamber of commerce was shot. we're hearing she is in surgery. back to you. >> thank you, christen, and just a terrible story. our entire news room is shaken. this story really hits close to home but it's the sort of violence happening around the country and there are plenty of families or still looking for answers. >> it is, and sadly, we're seeing stories like this more and more often. it's terrible and sad. it hits close to home. for us it makes it a little more impactful for us in the news room. but things like that, unfortunately do happen. >> our prayers and thoughts with their families and friends. >> our david culver is on his way down. as soon as we get an update, we'll send the breaking news alert straight to your phone. >> right now the washington monument is back open. take a live look here. visitors there probably hoping they don't

she graduated from james madison university. adam ward was 27 years old, he had worked at the station for several years. he was engaged to the producer of the morning newscast and it appears the couple got engage ted news seem here in washington. his fiancee was at work in the control room, watching that live interview this morning when the gunman opened fire. adam was a have tech graduate, a big hokies fan. if you have seen his picture today, you have seen him wearing the sweatshirt. both parker and ward grew up in central virginia. they started their careers as interns at that station. co-workers say of course, they will be sorely missed. back to you. >> thanks, wendy. we invite you to stay with news4 for updates on air and online. at 6:30, new reaction from the gunman's childhood friend. he says something doesn't add up. also an in-depth profile on the suspect's life in california. we invite you to check out nbcwashington.com. >>> also ahead tonight, a rise in murders on the city streets. three things local leaders plan to do to try to

. >>> alison parker was 24 years old, and graduated from james madison's school of media arts. adam ward7, he had been working at the station since 2011. we're told today was his last day there. ward was moving on to take a new job in north carolina. >>> the suspect has been identified as vester flanagan, a former employee at the station. he went by the name bryce williams on the air. the general manager says he was known for being unhappy, angry, hard to work with, and that he was fired two years ago. as we've said, this unfolded on live tv as wdbj was in the middle of their morning show. >> the employees really became part of that story as they learned about the loss of their two co-workers. during the broadcast they reflected and shared their memories of parker and ward. >> today was just like any other day, you know, just -- they did great work and put their all into what they did. i'm going to miss them. >> how can this individual have robbed these families, the families of alison and adam of their lives and their happiness and love. for whatever reason. >> they were special people.

ward was a graduate of virginia tech, parker a james madison university graduate and her father tells the washington post his grief is unbearable. >>> well, abc news says it's gotten a 23 page fax from someone claiming to be vester flanagan. the writer said he was attacked for being a gay black man. the fax also cites the church shooting in charlton, south carolina, as a tipping point and that his anger had been building waiting to explode and he said the columbine high schoolers were influences. tonight the cops are removing the evidence from flanagan's home which is just a few blocks away from the wdbj station. >>> we're also following a very sad story at the national zoo. one of the two panda cubs born last weekend has died. it was the smaller of the two cubs mei xiang delivered saturday. yesterday the zoo started giving the little cub extra care because it couldn't keep food down and today it had trouble breathing. despite the zoo's best efforts the tub died at about 2:00 this afternoon -- cub died at about 2:00 this afternoon and the staff calls the loss devastating, but there is

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ward and i are putting our final touches on our special report. >> reporter: allison was a graduate of martinsville high school and james madison university. the outdoors. >> in salem, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> reporter: adam attended salem high school where he played football. he was a virginia tech graduate around a huge hokeys fan. and both of them worked here as interns at wdbj 7 before they signed on as employees alison worked in north carolina before she returned to wdbj 7 in 2014. adam had been here for four years, first as an employee of our production department, more recently as a photographer and news. and and allison within working together a lilt over a year, covering everything from community events to breaking news. and they did it well. and both of them had fallen in love with co-workers. adam was engaged to our morning producer melissa ott. they were planning their wedding. alison and our 6:00 anchor chris hurst were dating. kimberly and jean, we're shattered by the news and our hearts go out to family and friends of allison parker added a dam ward. >> i want to thank joe deshield for that report. the station previously

ward? go to cnn.com/impact. there, you will find the links to the alison parker fund at james madison university. fund in memory of adam ward. both at cnn.com/impact. >>> i do want to end this hour with some encouraging news about vicki gardner, the sole survivor of the shooting this week. she was being interviewed by alison on the morning of the shooting. we are told that she has been up walking around in the hospital after undergoing two surgeries for that bullet wound in her back. her husband says that bullet came within centimeters of killing her. we wish vicki all the best in her recovery. and a personal thank you from me to barbara and andy parker for taking the time to spend with us and to share those wonderful memories of their daughter. we'll be right back. no student's ever photographed mean ms. colegrove. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. ancestry has come out with a new version. it literally lays out

ward and i are putting the final touches on our special report. >> reporter: allison grew up in marti martinsville, adam in salem. alison was a graduate of james madison university, she loved the outdoors. >> in salem, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> reporter: adam attended salem high school where he played football. he was a virginia tech graduate and a huge hokeys fan. and both of them worked here as interns as wdbj 7 before they signed on as employees. alison worked at a station in jacksonville, north carolina, before she returned to wdbj 7 in 2014. adam had been here for four years, as an employee of our production department and more rely as a photographer and news. he and alison had been working together on wdbj 7 morning a little over a year, covering everything from community events to breaking news and they did it well. and both of them had fallen in love with co-workers. adam was engaged to our morning producer melissa ott, they were planning our wedding. alison and our 6:00 anchor chris hurst were dating. kimberly and jean were shattered by the news this morning and our heart go out to family and friends of alison parker and adam ward.

ward. they worked the morning shift. we know alison parker just turned 24 years old. she graduated from james madison university in 2012. worked in north carolina for a bit, but returned home to southwest virginia. her colleagues say she was living her dream. one part of parker's life that viewers learned about yesterday is she was also dating one of the anchors at wdbj. chris hurst. she was the most radiant woman i ever met. for some reason, she loved me back. we learned that adam ward was in love with someone at the station. engaged to the morning show producer. imagine this, his fiancee was producing the show during the time he was killed on live television. a colleague says ward always had a smile on his face and dedicated to his job and determined to put smiles on other faces. let's talk about vicki gardner. the executive director of the smith mountain regional chamber of commerce. friends say that was her title, but she did all she could to promote the community she loves so much. she is a wife, mother, a grandmother and artist. we got this message from her employer late yesterday when

. >> alison parker and adam ward had been working together a little over a year. parker graduated from james madison university and worked for a local station in north carolina before being hired by wdbj. ward graduated from virginia tech and had worked for the station since 2011. both journals wars key part of wdbj and their colleagues described them as hard workers who will be deeply missed. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you update as we get them. here is adam reiss. what is the latest from virginia? >> michael, good evening, we're learning more about vester flanagan, how he was disturbed. he was spiraling out of control. he had this long and troubled history in tv news . he had worked at a number of stations where there were grievances. he filed suit. he was fired. at this particular situation he was actually walked out of building after he was fired. he was very unhappy. many colleagues said he was difficult to work with. there were some though that said they liked work with him. he was a good reporter. he was a weekend director in tallahassee. said he was actually quite g

and photo journalist adam ward and i are putting the final touches on our special report. >> alison grew up in martinsville and add am in salem. alison was a graduate of jameson university and loved the outside. >> in salem, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> and add am attended salem high school where he played football, a virginia tech graduate and big hokies fan. alison worked at a station in jacksonville, north carolina before she returned to wdbj 7 in 2014. adam had been here for four years, first as an employee of our production department and more recently as a photographer in news. he and alison had been working together on wdbj 7 morning a little over a year covering everything from community events to breaking news, and they did it well. and both of them had fallen in love with co-workers. adam was engaged to our morning producer melissa ott. they were planning their wedding and alison and our 6:00 host were dating. ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing t

the station will be announcing scholarships at jmu for alison parker, james madison, university, and at virginia tech for adam ward. >> one final question, were you watching her live report yesterday morning when that killer came up there and shot and killed these two young people? >> no. no, i was walking my dogs around the street, but i saw it later, and it is absolutely shocking and horrifying. horrifying. >> and the thousands of people who were probably watching are still in a state of shock as well. it's just so awful. words can't describe these feelings for all of us. thanks very much, mayor. good luck to you and all the folks in roanoke. it's a beautiful part of the commonwealth of virginia, and our hearts and prayers go out to all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, a former co-worker of this killer, vester flanagan, deals with feelings. lh lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on th

a graduate of james madison university. adam wardand a graduate of virginia tech. they worked as team. >> i'm alison parker. we're putting the final touches on a special report. parker was dating a station anchor. ward was engaged to a producer for wdbj's morning show. she was in the control room when this happened. they were preparing to move and today was supposed to be ott's last day at wdbj. >> i can't tell you how much they were loved by the wdbj 7 team. >> how did the shooter know that the journalists would be in this parking lot? that is a key focus of the investigation. brian todd, cnn, moneta, virginia. >>> chris hurst is an anchor at the station and alison parker's boyfriend. they had just moved in together. >> my memory of her when we had our sixth-month anniversary. she made a scrapbook for me and put all the pictures we spent together for the first six months, even pictures i didn't want to be in there. she put them in there. >> parker's friends and cowork describe her as a rock star. >>> now a spokeswoman for vester fla

james madison university in virginia. they have started a scholarship named for her. parker and photo journalist adam ward were killed by vester flanagan he also shot and wounded a woman who was being interviewed. >> she was trying to dodge everything, he missed twice and she dove to the ground and curled up in a ball and that's when he shot her in the back. >> the family of the murdered crew are calling for stricter gun control. they found a wig and sunglasses and different license plates in the suspect's car. >>> how companies handle anger management in the workplace on 20/20 before "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> the images following hurricane katrina in the gulf coast continue to haunt us a decade later, we go live to new orleans. >> reporter: good morning, matt, good morning tam, new orleansians refuse to give up on their city knowing there's somethings a hurricane can't destroy. in new orleans a renaissance, hundreds restaurants, a burgeoning tech industry and and higher graduation rate. >> the fact that we can make this many strides ten years after a terrible epic disaster, i think it is an indicat

at her schools patrick henry community college and james madison university a public college in harrisburg virginia. color ship in honor of adam wardbeing set up virginia tech university. >>> well, every year journal lists are killed doing their jobs. it mostly happens overseas in third world countries such as in the sudan and syria. rarely are jump lists killed here in america. last journal lists killed here was cheney baily. he was shot on his way to work in downtown oakland. two men associated with a shop called your black muslim bakery were convicted of killing baily because of an article he was working on about the bakery's finances and suspected criminal activities. >>> santa clara police are looking for the driver of a car that crashed into a strip mall. we are in santa clara this morning with the latest information that police may have, some leads. >> reporter: yes, police say the woman is latina. she was driving a two door honda accord. she may not know that she caused the strip mall to erupt in flames, after she crashed her car here into the gas line. as you can see, the roof has partially collapsed and the businesses ins

james madison university. he loved being on the water and playing with the family dog. >> in salem, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> reporter: 27-year-old adam ward had worked at the station since graduating from virginia tech in 2011. he'd also found love at work. he was engaged to morning prosecutor melissa ott. she was in the control room watching live when the shooting happened. it was her last day before starting a new job in north in h carolina. ward planned to follow her there. on the set this morning, the anchor team found themselves not just delivering the news but a eulogy. >> they brightened up the room every morning. they were all sleepy and tired and they came in like gang busters. >> reporter: the other victim, vicki gardner, ran the local chamber was chers and was being interviewed about tourism. she was shot in the back but is out of surgery and expected to survive. outside the station, people have been coming by all day laeg flowerflowers and balloons. jane, instead of celebrating at ward's going away party, the staff has been working to cover this horrible tragedy all day, stopping after the noon

alison parker graduated from james madison university in 2012 and adam ward graduated from virginia techg sports fan. there will be scholarships funded at each school. one way that these two will be remembered. >> let me stay with you, victor. tell me about the memorial outside the tv station. tell me more about how this -- how these -- listen, we work in smaller markets. a lot of young people -- something that no one should ever have to deal with. i remember losing a young colleague. let me pause. let's just take a listen. >> good afternoon. i've met most all of you. my name is jeff marx. i'm the president of wdbj television. thank you for allowing us to do this all at once. we've been bouncing from interview to interview earlier today and it just got so time consuming that we were maybe taking our eye off the ball here at the company. so we're going to share some thoughts with you and some information and first i want to answer a question that everybody has been asking today. kelly, the news director, about the pins. >> yes. we're wearing ribbons today and we'll continue to wear those

ward. an official was also hit by gunfire, but isn't able condition. joe: in colorado, a sentence for life in prison for jamesolmes. he fatally shot 12 people and injured others in a movie theater in 2012. jurors rejected his insanity we, the but cannot -- but could not agree on a death penalty verdict. --, thed the company retailer says demand for the firearms is declining. walmart will replace it with other hunting merchandise. those are your headlines. joe: back with us is george perch. got a lot of attention today, because you looked at the extent of the abruptness of this fall and noted that we have not seen anything like it in 75 years. explain to us how you measured it. >> the markets have not been this oversold relative to their trend on a three-day closing basis since the outbreak of world war ii. i think we will show a chart. this chart shows the song of the last three days reading for -- a reading we like to use that shows standard deviations below the 50 day moving average. the simple explanation, this is a summary of how oversold the market is. we have not been as oversold since there were german

ward were shot and killed. was doing an interview when eight shots rang out, and also undergoing surgery. james holmes has formally been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murdering 12 people and trying in 2012.0 others jurors rejected his insanity plea, but they could not agree on giving him the death penalty. in france, the man charged train incident has been charged with terrorism. his lawyer said he only wanted to rob passengers. by threeoken up americans and other passengers, and one of the americans, anthony sadler, returned home, walking off a plane at the sacramento international airport a company need to buy his parents, and they are planning a parade for all three men who grew up in the area. from the new york federal reserve president bill dudley who said that the markets may have an effect on the at meeting in september. mr. dudley: from my perspective, the position to begin the normalization process seems less compelling to me than it was a few weeks ago. the normalization could become more compelling by the time of the meeting. looking at 26%, versus 28% before h

james madison university in virginia. a scholarship has started up to honor her. a vigil was held outside the station. parker and adam ward was killed by vester flanagan who also shot and woman who was being interviewed by the news crew. >> he missed twice and dove to the ground and curled up in a ball and that's when he shot her in the back. >> the family of the murdered crew are calling for stricter gun control. vester flanagan had a wig and sunglasses and different license plates. 20/20 will devote their entire broadcast to the tragedy that unfolded on television and how companies around anger management in the workplace. >> a live preview of "g.m.a." is next. >>> what is the deal with the lemonade stand in front of the jerry seinfeld's house, who are these people who call the police? >> 6:49 we just more information on the breaking news story we are told that the three homes burning in camden, new jersey were vacant. as far as anyone knows nobody was inside. that's good news. it's happening on mechanic street in camden. firefighters have put most of the fire out, but it's smoke. >> kaign avenue and haddon avenue bette

james madison university. she loved being on the water and playing with the family dog. >> in salem, adam ward, news 7 sports.reporter: 27-year-old adam ward had worked at the station since graduating from virginia tech in 2011. he'd also found love at work. he was engaged to morning producer melissa ott. she was in the control room watching live when the shooting happened. it was her last day before starting a new job in north carolina. ward planned to follow her there. the other victim vicki gardner ran the local chamber of commerce and was being interviewed about tourism. she was shot in the back but is out of surgery and is expected to survive. >>> at a time when the department of defense was wrestling with desegregation of the armed forces, general frank peterson, jr. was making history in the military. general peterson is being remembered this morning. he died tuesday at his home in stephensonville on maryland's eastern shore from complications with lung cancer. he was the first blackmar even corps -- marine corps pilot and general officer. he was 84 years old. >>> four female sailors are making history

ward. the reporter and photographer who worked the morning shift. we know alison parker just turned 24 years old. she graduated from jamesity in 2012. worked in north carolina for a bit. returned home to southwest virginia. she grew up about 50 miles outside of roanoke. her colleagues said she was living her dream. now one part of parker's life that viewers learned about yesterday was that she was also dating one of the anchors there as wdbj. chris hurst. he sent this out. she was the most radiant woman i ever met. for some reason, she loved me back. we have learned that adam ward was in love with someone at the station. ev engaged to the morning show producer. his fiancee was producing the morning show at the time he was killed on live tv. he was determined to put smiles on other faces as well. now let's talk about the survivor. the survivor. vicki gardner. this community that she loves so much. she is a wife, mother, grandmother and artist. we got this message from her employer late yesterday. they say they are confident she will recover and they will stand strong with her through this. miguel, alison. >>> alison parke

ward. every single picture posted, they're smiling together, they look like they really enjoy each other's company working together every morning. we want to mention alison parker went to james madison university which set up a scholarship in her honor. juliet: a lot of folks were really upset by the fact that facebook, twitter has this auto play where you click on it and all of a sudden you are seeing this video and people were feeling of that. ben: are you have to do is girl passed it. >> they have this because it increases revenue because you get a lot more views on things. ben: we will look at the impact and roll social me at on this story. turning to other news back here at home expect complaints about the costumed characters and topless women in times square to drop because the nypd is setting up a new unit to patrol the area. juliet: their job is to address quality of life issues and build a relationship with local businesses, nothing to do with counterterrorism unit that is already there. bill deblasio suggested removing the pedestrian plaza, the president of the times square alliance called the new police unit a quote mega developing unit, does not one those taken a

james madison commune of her city -- university has a scholarship being set up as well as the alma mater of ward> this normally happens overseas under repression -- oppressive regimes in sudan and places like that. one of the last journalists killed in u.s. was oaklands chauncey bailey who was editor of the oakland post. he was shot to death in october 2007 on his way to work at 14th and jackson. two men associated with a shop called, "your black muslim bakery" were accused of shooting him. criminal activity was suspected. >>> condolences have been sent to the two journalists who were slain yesterday, from the white house. they urged congress to tighten gun control laws. the shooting is another example of gun violence that has become all too common. >> congress can take these deaths -- take steps in a way to were not infringe on the rights of law-abiding americans. >> president. obama has called the failure to pass gun reform the greatest frustration of his presidency. the victim's father says he will do whatever he can to make that happen. >>> cities across the country dedicate a lot of resourc