he is going to get better and better as the years go on. >> jenny: i've got to ask you. you are calm, you are confident in the setting, but on the field, the swagger, what you bring to this, do you expect to be in this position? >> i do. i think the standards and traditions that are out here, it's expected to be out here. where we are at right now, it just comes with the territory. jeez. i'm enjoying the moment. we are controlling our destiny. we are having fun right now. >> jenny: and the fans showed up. >> they did. kudos to them. they made the difference tonight. and defense showed up as well. >> jenny: best of luck. guys? >> gus: thank you very much, jen. your final thoughts on this win by the obama sooners? >> joel: i guess when the sixth-ranked defense comes in and you put up those type of yards, as we expect to do at oklahoma, my goodness, that was pretty calm for a guy. he clearly is comfortable in his own skin. comparable being the heisman front runner. this team is dangerous. i mean, very dangerous. watch out. this team, like i said earlier in the broadcast, th

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in the story i'm joined now by jenny hoff she's a reporter in the texas state capital austin jenny do we know anything else about the shooter right now. well we are waiting still to get more reports on his identity and what the motive might have been but at this moment authorities haven't released that information but we do know from witnesses who have spoken is that they saw one person walk into the church around eleven thirty in the morning church started at eleven a.m. and opened fire witnesses say they heard about twenty gunshots in there were then told by a local law enforcement official that he took off in a vehicle there was a short chase that ended in the suspect being killed we don't know yet if he killed himself or of deputies killed him that information should still come out today and it should come out very shortly all right jane we are standing by right now for a press conference that we expect to begin any minute now at stockdale city hall where we're hoping to get some confirmation you can see the microphones there are set up reporters are getting in place so we will cu

jenny hoff is a reporter in the texas state capital of austin jenny welcome doing you know anything else about the shooter right now. well we're getting some new information via local news agencies that are saying that the shooter after the shooting was actually confronted by a citizen he then took off in his vehicle and he was later found in a ditch by investigators with a gunshot wound and he was dead now of course we do have some conflicting reports some say that possibly he was shot by deputies other that it was might have been self-inflicted so we still need to get that information confirmed but that's a new bit of information that's come out recently on the shooter we still don't know his name we don't know the motive we don't know if he knew people at the church or if this was something that was random that information still needs to come out ok we can confirm now that the shooter is dead is that correct that's correct so we've had numerous law enforcement officials say that the shooter is dead again we don't know if he was killed by police or if he killed himself but we've had nu

jenny joyce is bracing it all in pennsauken. hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning lauren.is definitely chilly out here and code blue has been in effect also here in camden county since last night. and throughout the night which meant that warming shelters were open county wide to keep people in from the cold. so yesterday we were out and about. we have red video we saw lots of people dressed much differently than the way that they were dressed a week prior because of the cold temperatures. we saw highs in the 30s but yesterday it wasn't just chilly it was windy which made it that much worse. people out and about again all bundled up. we talked to one man this morning who says he had to dress in layers today because he works outside. >> the weather has changed dramatically compared to three four weeks ago when it was 75 degrees. so yes it's very cold. >> it's cold. you're bundled and you'll be outside all day for work? >> yes. >> how did you prepare? >> i have long underwear on. i have the long hat on that covers the whole face. this covers your skin. >> reporter: that man

our team coverage this morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the goodwill fire station is an information hub where family members of the fire victims can come, try and learn a little bit more but right now it is a sit/wait situation. media is not allowed inning side but from what we are hearing it could be hours before they find out where their family members are. family, fire victims like marry mecome, this picture fridays sunday her 101st birthday party. family tells us she's in great health they are worried not knowing where she is right now they have seen video, five alarm flames that swept through barkley friends senior living overnight. county dispatchers told us that 20 people were transported to area hospitals like paoli, chester county and brandywine. our cameras were there as other senior citizens were escorted off property and placed on buses while wrapped in blankets as steve keeley mentioned. evacuees were taken to several active shelters including henderson high school only a few minutes from here. mary mecome's family tells us th

then the fire station where jenny's set up is also just off of route 202. if you are going to or through west chester this morning be ready for delays and detours. not only do we have fire trucks with the five alarmer but there are a lot of families we will talk about trying to get in there to figure out where their loved won are. expect delays off of route 202 in west chester this morning. mike and alex, back to you. >>> lets get directly to had we're talking about this break ing news in west chester, pennsylvania. massive fire, up to five alarms, at this assisted living community. what we want to do is show you how big this complex is and was. it looks like fairly, that looks about 1990's, construction but the facility was created, for the elderly, in 18, what sit 1863. >> this is barclay friend is a cyst ted living facility. we know that the fire started late last night, but even earlier through the morning they were still trying to, it was five alarm. it took a heavy presence from the fire department to work on it. >> steve keeley, what do you have so f

>> thanks, jenny.you just a little bit. >>> developing out of southwest philadelphia, philadelphia police need your help finding a teenager this teenager who hasn't been seen since the day before thanksgiving. take a look of the 15-year-old aaliya man was last scene on the 1,000 block of south ethan street. she's described as 5-foot two with braided brown hair that goes blow her shoulders. she was last seen wearing a green bomber jacket, black jeans and black boots. please anyone with information please call the police. >>> 19-year-old spent his holiday in the hospital after a vicious beat down. allegedly carried out by a group of fellow teens. bruce gordon has the details. >> reporter: jonathan had just gotten his first job out of high school a restaurant gig. he walk to work for his first shift on monday and never made it to work on tuesday.& >> one of them approached me, and asked me what time it was. >> reporter: speaking quietly halting thanks to still sore jaw jonathan asked us not to show his fa

well i'm joined now by jenny hoff she's a reporter in the texas state capital austin jenny good evening do we know anything more about the shooter so far authorities haven't released any information about who the a shooter might be or what his motive might have been but apparently witnesses did say that a lone gunman as far as they know when into the church around eleven thirty at eleven o'clock is when services started and they heard about twenty rounds of gunshots fired through the air and as you mentioned more than twenty people they are assumed to be dead more than twenty also have been flown to the hospital children included so it's definitely a situation that is tragic for that area tragic for the country and authorities on the scene and i'm sure more information on the shooter will be released as authorities get everything confirmed can you confirm that the shooter is dead that something that local media was reporting earlier. right media has reported that the shooter is dead and also the county commissioner of that county has confirmed that the shooter is dead he says that there

lets get out to jenny joyce in maple shade with the details, jenny. >> reporter: within the last hour or so police have confirmed a fatal hit/run. they also tell us that the driver is in custody. a live look at the scene, you can see accident investigation officials out here reconstructing this scene. the victim did not survive this. live here along route 73 south right by laurel lanes and tony lukes to give some perspective the hit and run happen just after 12:30 this morning. police say emergency responders arrived to find a man unconscious on the highway he was transported to the hospital with serious injuries but was later pronounced. police confirmed that man was hit by a car, the driver kept going but was later caught investigators have not said where they have found the driver or released details on specific of the accident like who the victim is. accident reconstruction teams again out here trying to learn more about how the person was struck. as of right now you can see within lane is getting by, this right-hand lane here on 73 south, it is not creating any traffic issues bec

, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen and thomas. we are here at that firehouse mentioned in the press conference and as you heard at that press conference, they are not releasing much information which is frustrating to family members of those fire victims hoff come to the firehouse for information. all of this after last night's fire, threw the barkley friend s senior living center in west chester, our cameras captured the evacuation efforts, at least 20 people, transport todd area hospitals we don't know how serious these patients are. remaining fire victims some wrapped in blankets were escorted, and on to buses, and , these people, taken to a number of shelters, including henderson high school, the school is only a few minutes from barkley friends and couple minutes away from the firehouse, where we are, and, the people that we talk to at this point say they are heading home and they are this is getting any information here. >> on sunday we had a party for her and she's doing wonderful but this is very upsetting because we don't

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well for the latest on the texas shooting let's cross over now to jenny hoff she's a reporter standing by for a sign the texan capital joins us now actually from austin jenny what can you tell us about the attacker and his possible motive. well as you just heard he was a member of the air force the u.s. air force he was twenty six years old and he had been court martialed and discharged after a two thousand and twelve assault on his wife and his child he served a year in confinement we don't know what he's been doing since then we don't know what the motive was so far he did not live in that area he lived in a nearby county so we don't know if he personally knew the people at that church or if he had planned specifically to target this church or just target some place so that information should start coming out as they talk to his family members maybe go through his house and get more information of what that motive might have been but we don't know at this moment in our report we heard president trump blaming the attack on mental health problems if the attacker really does have a hist

jenny fits right in. >> reporter: you said it. read dean hotel. we have a big event happening this friday. >> yes, we just renovated and remodeled our lounge and restaurant space, we opened in may. and we're just looking to keep momentum going moving forward. this friday, we have a fashion show and music event where we have deejays coming in, runway models, 48 opportunity to come in, have dinner, craft cocktails and enjoy yourself on friday, where nothing is going on. >> reporter: and a huge bonus, this is a free event, you come here, hang out, grab a cocktail, grab your boyfriends and you will see some of the top ladies fall and winter fashions, so with that segway we have a designer, amy, talk a little bit about your line and you will be presenting this on friday at the fashion show >> i own a company called neveda, right here in philadelphia, we relaunched our website house of neveda.com, design, ready to ware along with costume bridal, you'll see all of that on the website >> let's welcome our models. tell us a little bit abou

jenny?h the latest,- >> good morning, karen, so this is expert roofing supply warehouse here on the 900 block of rising sun avenue. take a look. you can see the car plowed into this building, forcing the bricks facade to cave here at rising sun where it meets hutchinson street. police say the passenger, 75 year old male, was pronounced at temple hospital. the driver, 29 year old female, is in stable but will have to undergo surgery foreign turn al injuries. police tell us the crash happened around 1:00 this morning. accident investigators are working to finds out how and why the driver lost control. the vehicle was traveling west on rising sun when it slammed into the building. >> this 2014 dodge was traveling west on 900 block every rising sun avenue, lost control, jumped on to the curve, then crashed into the warehouse, and actually the front ends actually went through the bricks and put a hole about 5 feet wide into the building. >> police say the vehicle is registered to the passenger, a

jennie lives in this apartment ran by a church on san francisco. on a fixed income she watches every penny and make use of everything she buys. >> you know i'm stickler and everything over a dollar or more is worth questioning for me. >> she purchased a homeowner alarm with adt that merge with apple one. at $45 a month she was -- protection one worked with jenny and made adjustments to her bill. she found the experience frustrated or not happy with customer service. >> no one could answer my question or they refused to. >> she call tech support to try to figure out her equipment. jenny found the answers were unsatisfactorily. >> they were uncoherent and didn't seem to know how to guide or operate their own equipment. >> after four months after what she says were almost daily call, jenny asked she be let out of her five-year contract. however she was unwilling to pay the termination fee. >> i shouldn't have to pay their $700 severance fee when i've been a responsible customer doing everything i can. >> she contacted 7 on your side and we reached out

. >> jenny, i don't get this? i don't get this at all. could you not know who is missing, all these days later. i know you don't have that answer but i'm just musing, thank you, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, no, so friday was our last briefing, so still a lot of questions. we do know that the federal and local authorities had their own private briefings all weekend long but they did not say anything publicly. right now we still do not know whether or not all of the residents have been accounted for. it is cold out here. sue serio satisfies wind won't be as bad which will allow atf and national response team to get inside burnout barclay friends facility and begin their investigation. local, federal investigators will be out here today. we are expecting our first media briefing since friday. officials have not said whether or not everyone made it out safely or addressed extent of the injuries. five alarm fire that burned for several hours thursday into friday and now leaves several elderly people homeless this thanksgiving week will be under i

charles: jenny -- >> that's where all their cuts are, charles.they balance the cuts, you'd get a lot of growth from the individual side, and the senate moves in that direction. but it's critically important that we get this tax bill through to see the momentum we've seen in the market keep going and have job creation next year. charles: right. >> i'd agree with the professor, we've got to incentivize people who are making investments to make more investments. charles: oh, yeah, i don't think there should be tax hikes on anyone, but i wonder when these seven rates come in why the ultra-wealthy continue to get, you know, not be impacted even though it was a promise made on the campaign trail. but, jenny beth, they're still struggling to sell this to the american public. a lot of regular folks don't understand why ibm or why, you know, google should get a tax break, and they should make an extra $98 a month. >> well, really what it comes down to, we are judging by at tea party patriots let's simplify the code, does it reduce rates, and will it grow

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and jennie joyce back at the scene for day two. scary situation. stuff to see flames, jennie.really is, lauren, so we are back out here and there are tell a lot of questions painly fire crews have not been able to get inside the building and yet it's been too hot. taking a live look hoypd me they're doing investigating from above. investigators are out there on that ladder which was extended above the building for some sometime. this is more than 30 hours after the fire started. so these investigators will be out here for a while looking into this fire and at the it hight of the fire crews say they wept as far as they could to battle flames until helmets started melting. ard according to update 7 people were trptd to local hospitals and just under 0 were hospitalized as of last night. at this point investigators and atf agents can't say if sprinklers went off or even if the building hing fire walls. their main priority is making sure everyone got out safely. >> first responders and volunteers frankly worked to evacuate help evacuate the residents and staff members at the cente

players like jenny worlds apart. players likejenny have worlds apart.y have full—time jobs, they play for nothing, that rugby football league on the peace for travel and training. it is difficult. you are working and then you have to fit training around it. i have managed to save up holidays, lam using i have managed to save up holidays, i am using holidays to go out there for that amount of time. are you happy with the level of support that you get? we would always liked more. the women's game has progressed over the last few years. the first two i went on we had to fund ourselves. maybe the profile of the women's game could be more in the spotlight, showcased more. these players know they may not have the best resource tea m they may not have the best resource team to leave these shores but victory in australia would do plenty to raise the profile of this sport. the man who coached jadejones, has resigned as head of taekwondo. paul green guided jones to success in london 2012 and helped her retain her title in rio four years later. green, who himself

jenny's on it. lets start with steve. >> well, we are closest vantage point at end of this complex and with us, a guy who knows it well, congressman ryan costello, who is in his second term out here and neighbor of this place and coincidently just given a town hall to the people who live in this place and we're talking about the ages of the people in there maybe trouble getting them out. we see trouble putting this fire out. now they are putting water on it again at this end and a lot of water and smoke still in the nine hours now. give us a sense of, the conditions of the people who are living here? obviously they need assisted living. they are older but they need help with everything almost. >> that is true. obviously those that require a little bit more in the way of medical attention and physical assistance. it is a very well run facility , great management, great people that live here. i was here over the summer. really wonderful spirit. we are all praying. everybody in the community want to kn

jennie lives in this apartment ran by a church on san francisco.very penny and make use of everything she buys. >> you know i'm stickler and everything over a dollar or more is worth questioning for me. >> she purchased a homeowner alarm with adt that merge with apple one. at $45 a month she was -- protection one worked with jenny and made adjustments to her bill. she found the experience frustrated or not happy with customer service. >> no one could answer my question or they refused to. >> she call tech support to try to figure out her equipment. jenny found the answers were unsatisfactorily. >> they were uncoherent and didn't seem to know how to guide or operate their own equipment. >> after four months after what she says were almost daily call, jenny asked she be let out of her five-year contract. however she was unwilling to pay the termination fee. >> i shouldn't have to pay their $700 severance fee when i've been a responsible customer doing everything i can. >> she contacted 7 on your side and we reached out to adt.adt.a. the company did n

hall. >> jenny joyce? >> well, today, mayor kenney will address city council, and call on city council, to make this change. he want to announce the change he believes that a locally governed education system will improve accountability. so again, today, 10:00 a.m., kenny plans to make that point among other as he calls for the dissolution of the school reform commission, or src. the commission, five member authority, made up of mayor appointed and governor appointed members, is currently in charge of policy and financial decisions of the district and has been for the last 15 years. but, mayor kenney feels that these issues should be handled locally specially since funding will present continued challenges. the school district project a 105 million-dollar budget deficit by 2019. which will likely lead to tough decisions. >> i think the mayor looks at this as not the ends, it is it the ends of the src, but not the end of any type of, you the city. really the beginning of the city stepping up in a additional

jenny joyce joining us from grays ferry to morning, jenny?reporter: good morning, guys, that's right, no heat here at universal al colonel mentally school in the grays ferry section of the city. so yesterday staff showed up here to find out that the boiler was broken, that meant a chilly day at school for some students. yesterday we saw children bundled up for recess, which was appropriate, with temperatures barely hitting highs in the 50's, but many did not take those jackets off once they walked back inside the building. multiple children told our bruce gordon it was cold inside the school walls on a november day without heat. because of the maintenance issue. parent were allowed to pick their children up earl fry school, and some did just that. others say they didn't get the message, and found out about the chilly classrooms at dismissal time. >> was it cold there? >> yes, yes, it was cold in there. >> it was cold in there? >> it was really cold. >> really cold. >> how was it in school today? was it cold? it was colds in school? say yes. >

lets get into jenny joyce. i see some people sleeping behind you, all right, jenny. >> some people sleeping, hanging out some people making friend is here at this apple store on walnut street. in fact, you did hear the first person in line say he got in line yesterday morning at 7:30 and here is why. have you seen the new iphone? this iphone 10, $999 the most expensive iphone with the most sophisticated technology according to apple. its face is 100 percent screen but don't worry apple says it is most durable glass ever used in the smart phone, surgical grade stainless steel and water and dust resistance. there air lot of features to this phone that include facial recognition to unlock the device and wireless charging for wireless world we live n we talk to one man who is spending his night on the center city street is about more than just cutting edge technology, another man says, that victim came to philadelphia, from puerto rico to get this even if not for himself but for clients, on e bay. >> i just, ordere

jenny a lot of people when they think of sweden they imagine a country that has really strong gender equality is a violence against women a problem that you're seeing there in sweden well yes actually i think that. we need to realize that no no come true in the world equal yet and violence is something that upholds inequality and power structures so we of course have violence against women. we also something interesting about the nordic countries in comparison in the european perspective is that. we have high level of equality and also high level of violence compared to the countries we've seen you know a lot of online campaigns recently like this need to hash tag will women say i also was a victim of sexual assault they're getting a lot of attention right now do you think they're having a real concrete effect. yes i do think so because i think sometimes it can be even. more there's a nother kind of stigma in a context where you're supposed to be free you're supposed to be equal you're counted as one of the most equal countries in the world and there are efforts made to come back to

lets get tout jenny joyce joining us live from police headquarters, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. all day yesterday homicide detectives were out back at this scene trying to talk to people seeing if anybody knew anything about the shooting that left a 16 year-old dead, they are trying to find that shooter, as family, friends and neighbors grief, a life lost too soon, a memorial now marks the spot on north 19th street where the teen was shot , killed, family members say that he was a trip let one of eight boys in the house, police say saturday night victim was on it talking with friends, fellow children on a neighbor's front steps at north 19th and somerset street when a gunman approached and fired multiple times. sixteen year-old was pronounced at the scene, 12 year-old friend took a bum tote leg, transported and later released from hot according to family members. people on the block gathered sunday, two women tell us their children were friends with the 16 year-old victim. >> oh, sweet as pie, sweet as pie. smile to brighten up the whole day. >> just turn yourself in. th

>> sounds good, jenny. with some sort of resolution and hopefully you can keep more people happy with where it ends up. we shall see. thank you very much. >>> now what would you do if you saw a man and a woman in a physical fight and it was happening right in front of you good samaritan who was in that situation stepped in to help but it actually landed him in the hospital. fox 29's joanne pileggi has mo more. >> reporter: after hearing this story, you may think twice about trying to help out if you witnessed a domestic dispute. a good samaritan ended up in the hospital with critical injuries after he tried to intervene here in south jersey. >> people are so crazy. you try to help people and this is the stuff happens. >> reporter: mary and her neighbors saw the incident a domestic dispute unfolding across the road from their app complex on route 40 in hamilton township. mary watched in horror as a good samaritan stopped his car and tried to help. >> nonchalant walked over, i don't know if he said something

jenny, what are we hearing in grace ferry?porter: yes, we're waiting for school today, finding out whether or not the situation has been resolved. i'm sure a lot of parents want to know whether or not they have to put multiple layers on their children before stepping into the classroom today. so yesterday children were bundled up for a a recess, which was appropriate with temperatures barely hitting highs in the 50's. but, many didn't take those jackets offer once they walked inside the building because they found out no heat. the system wasn't working. multiple people told our bruce gordon it was colds inside the school walls because of the maintenance issue. parent were allowed to pick their children up early and some of them did that. others say they didn't get the message and they found out about the chilly classrooms at dismissal time. >> was it cold in there? >> ya, ya, it was cold in there. >> it was cold in there? >> it was really cold. >> really cold. >> how was this in school today? was it cold? it was cold in school

our jenny joyce joining us from west chester this morning , jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. atf agents were out here at the scene all weekend long but hot spots and wind, that prevented them from getting a solid start on this investigation. officials will be back on the scene today to hopefully make progress and update the media the five alarm fire that burned for several hours, thursday, into friday, and now these several elderly people home less, since thanksgiving week will be under investigation for sometime. officials have not said whether or not everyone made it out safely, or address the extent of the injuries. meanwhile the community is doing what it can to help, donations, poured into the goodwill firehouse, all day sunday, stacks of wheelchairs, walkers, clothing and toilet tries were organized by volunteers who say they will do whatever they can to just help. >> i volunteer at barclay friends normally. it is a wonderful place f there is anything i can do to help i'm here. >> we will be able to get barclay friends residents the things that they need, lot o

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lets get out to jenny jones in robbinsville, new jersey, lot of bosses looking over their jenny. >> reporterthomas drayton i just saw your package go by. you have been ordering a lot of items. >> one of many. >> one of many, okay. you have a full morning on the desk. i hope you are not shopping up there while anchoring but this is amazing watching the conveyor belt, parentally it is either magic or technology but they know exactly where to go. they know which truck depot they are going to. i'm joined by laurie, of amazon. what are we looking at right here. >> so here is where it is the final stop where these package s are being sorted based on which truck they should be loaded up into and off they get to the customers. >> we are seeing so much technology. very cool. we are also seeing a lot of people. can you give us the step by step process is. once people at home they click , they say yes, we will buy this then what happens next. >> technology and our associates go hand and hand. as soon as customer places an order that item is pick from our stowe shelves and placed in a yellow tote. that

jenny beth martin, co-founder and president of the tea party patriots. deroy, you were going back and forth in your chair like crazy when adam was talking about the stair step thing. first and foremost. the senate came up with the idea of delaying corporate taxes for years and now stair step them higher, which adds validity to the whispers we heard yesterday that we're not ultimately going to have a 20% corporate tax rate. >> i don't know why they're making this so difficult and so complicated and convoluted. president trump ran on and won on the idea of a 15% corporate rate that jumped to 20. now have a stair step or delay. i don't know why republicans, should be conservative free marketeers have the idea that the economy is growing at 3.3% without the tax cut having kicked in yet is going to slow down and peter out at 2%. according to joint economic committee. that's ridiculous. the economy will grow at 3.3 or above, and no reason to do other than 20% corporate tax immediately as soon as that signature is on the piece of paper. charles: beverly, i'm in

joyce to explain what we know, jenny? >> good morning, karen, so the car has been removed from the scene. but that hole in the building, that won't be fixed for awhile. the car plowed into the expert roofing supply warehouse forcing the brick facade to cave here, at rising sun avenue and hutchinson street. police the say passenger, 75 year old plan, was pronounced at temple hospital. the driver, 29 year old female, is listed in stable condition, but will have to undergo surgery. police tell us the crash happened around 1:00 this morning, accident investigators working to finds out how and why the driver lost control. the vehicle was traveling west on rising sun avenue when it slammed into the building. >> this 2014 dodge was traveling west on the 900 block every rising sun avenue, lost control, jumped on to the curb, and then crashed into the side of this roofing warehouse, and actually front end actually went through the bricks, and put a hole about 5 building. >> police say the vehicle registered to the passenger and ca

jenny joyce is along the route with much more, hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren i think we're a little windy and chilly and the grounds is little wet and muddy but we have the sun beaming, no more rain which is a good thing. i have somebody i want to introduce to you, this is early grandville and earl you're a retired army staff sergeant and you have a story to tell. you participated in the half marathon yesterday and you lost your leg in battle in afghanistan, 2008. tell us a little bit about first of all what was it like to run yesterday >> i tell you what running was amazing.the cithiladelphia go eagles and you don't have the just great to be down here in the crowd, love the city very i just gratefu your shirt says it all. this is oscar mike. talk a little bit about your mission, working with this you're raising awareness for what >>ear mik uses a radio on iraq stands forhe move talking with our troops on the radio and we work with a company called oscar mike and we use the same admission keeping our wounded veterans not letting their disabilities defining what they are and

let's get right out to jenny joyce at police headquarters, jenny? >> good morning, dante was out there at the vigil last night, she reported that police have identified one of the teens involved. he left his safe phone near the scene, interviewed by investigators but has not yet been charged. meanwhile the family and friends of kevin cullen say they're anxious for justice around 6:00 sunday night, cullen, homeless, mayfair, was brutally beaten by a pack of he later died last night. people who knew cullen and even some who didn't, attended a vigil to honor the life after man they say was a very nice man. police tell us he suffered a violent death. the man's head was smashed against the side after house on the 4200 block of logger street. one woman found him and stayed with him until help arrived. but cullen didn't make it. cullen's siblings say they're grateful for the woman's actions and the support of the entire community. >> kevin was a son, a brother, an uncle, a cousin, a nephew, a friend, we're just really grateful for all of these good people

yo he ni, el hijo menor de jenny rivera comunicÓ a --johnny, el hijo menor de jenny rivera comunicÓ alicarles porque Él ha visto ciertos comentarios negativos contra mi mamÁ contra mi persona contra mi tÍa, eso le ha dolido mucho, por eso Él quiere explicar su verdad. yo lo apoyo. despuÉs de él hable, yo dirÉ unas cuantas palabras. johnny: todavÍa estoy aprender un poco espaÑol, pero todavÍa estoy buscando las palabras perfectas. voy a decirlo en inglÉs. [habla en inglÉs] alan: de la entrevista, esta plÁstica que da Él. lo expresÓ en inglÉs porque siente mÁs cÓmodo. quÉ bueno que lo dijo. dice que se emocionÓ mucho con las fotos previas con su pareja y por eso no querÍa que fueran las cosas esa manera, vivirÁ gustado hacer las cosas de otra forma. los comentarios, estuve leyendo unos, muy feos, muy fuertes, hablando de religiÓn hablando de quÉ pasarÍa con jenny rivera si se enterara. en la entrevista Él habla de lo que hubiera pensado su mamÁ. karla: creo que lo mÁs importante es que nosotros no somos quiÉn para juzgarlo. simplemente que respetar la decisiÓn de cada ser humano. mÁs ad

jenny joyce joining us from police headquarters with the latest this morning, jenny?as. yes, there was candlelight vigil held last night, our dawn timoney was out there, this as police continue to investigate this man's murder, what we do know, police have identified at least one of the teens involved, apparently left hess cell phone near the scene, interviewed by investigators but not yet charged. meanwhile the family and friend he kevin cullen say they're anxious for justice, it was around 6:00 sunday night, cullen, homeless, mayfair, was brutally beaten by pack of teens. he later died. last night, people who knew cullen, and some who didn't, attended a vigil to honor the life of a man they say was very nice. police tell us he suffered a have i lent death, the man's head was smashed against the side after house, 4200 block of logger street. one woman found him and stayed with him until help arrived. but cullen did not make it. cullen's siblings say they're grateful for this woman's actions and the support of the entire community. >> kevin was a son, a brother, an un

our jenny joyce joining us from port richmond with more, hype, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas, right now police are calling this a sudden death investigation. they don't have any information to prove otherwise. but they are working every angle to confirm a cause of death right now. the scene was alarming last night, police called here to the 2500 block of lehigh avenue, in port richmond. just before 9:30 for the report after 80 year old man, home, apparently there was a lot of blood here at the scene, crime scene unit responded to collect evidence in homicide detectives folds to get to the bottom of it, family members say they saw the victim, earlier in the day, when they returned home around 9:00 last night, they found their loved one lying dead on the kitchen floor, covered in blood. police say their investigating whether the victim fell, hit hit his head and died or if this was, in fact, a homicide. but police on scene, again, say there was no sign after break-in or any type of burglary to learn more police are interviewing several people at police headquarters. >> anyone w

jenny: hi. lemonis: how are you? jenny: good, how are you? lemonis: good. whoa! it looks cool.. lemonis: it looks like most of the areas are somewhat done. it looks like the knife department has zero done. robyn: i know we have a lot of work to do. lemonis: where is howard? robyn: i don't know where he is! i don't know! laurie: i left a text, and i left a message. lemonis: i actually have nothing to say right now because howard knows he's supposed to be here. and he knows that everybody's working their butts off. and he knows that i'm tired of this behavior. and yet once again, he's missing in action. ♪ hey, howard, it's marcus. it's 1:00, and i'm not sure where you are or why you're not showing up. everybody's here working hard, and there's literally a wall empty of knives. so it would be nice of you to at least call back and tell us if you're alive because i may kill you when you get here. thanks. this is a very different glass presentation than what you used to have. robyn: yeah, i picked things that i thought were interesting. there's a mix of price points. i got all these

here's one that landed in the inbox of jenny hawkins. i'd like to verify can you stop yourself from having a heart attack by coughing? jenny, our verify researchers tracked this chain e-mail back to the mid-'90s. a polish scientist said coughing delivers oxygen to the to carry oxygen to the heart. >> coughing won't do anything for someone having a heart attack. >> the more anxious you get, your heart rate gets higher. so you don't want to do things that's going to elevate the patient's heart rate. >> jenny, this is one you won't want to pass along or somebody might end up with a big old emergency room whamo. it's false. if you're alone and any you're having a heart attack, call 911, chew a baby aspirin and unlock your front door so the paramedics can get in doctors say. >>> the definition of family gets broader and more inclusive all the time. tonight john henry has proof of that. he's introducing us to a group he's coined the superfamily. >> reporter: jessica and john always knew they wanted to have a lot of children, but the story of h

jenny a lot of people when they think of sweden they imagine a country that has really strong gender equality is a violence against women a problem that you're seeing there in sweden well yes actually i think that. we need to realize that no no come true in the world is equal yet and violence is something that upholds inequality and power structures so we of course have violence against women. we also something interesting about the nordic countries in comparison in the european perspective is that. we have high level of equality and also high level of violence compared to the countries we've seen you know a lot of online campaigns recently like this need to hash tag will women say i also was a victim of sexual assault they're getting a lot of attention right now do you think they're having a real concrete effect. yes i do think so because i think sometimes it can be even. very more there's a nother kind of stigma in a context where you're supposed to be free you're supposed to be equal you're counted as one of the most equal countries in the world and there are efforts made to come

celia, jenny, oh feel you, and randall -- jenny, ophelia, and -- edwina and randall. we thank you so much for the work that you do. and you make our joy of winston so much fun. and we heard so many thanks today from michael bishop and lawrence who thanks everybody, but one person they have not thanked are themselves. we owe them a huge great of -- debt of thanks. michael and lawrence. [applause] lord dobbs: for having made our society and our love of winston so much fun and incredibly successful. i cannot tell you, you know, these things don't happen by accident. they happen through a great deal of work. and michael, lawrence, it has largely been your work. so thank you very much indeed for that. you were talking earlier about who is going to say no to a churchill? i was delighted to discover that you have never said no to a churchill. you and jenny are going to be a proper couple very soon, and i cannot tell you how delighted i am about that. [applause] lord dobbs: wow. you know, have you ever had the feeling that you arrived at the wrong party? i kind of feel like t

hoff jenny it's good to see you we know that this is spec did shooter was a twenty six year old white male we know his name we've seen his picture tonight are we any closer to knowing his motive. yeah well authorities have said that it was not racially motivated nor motivated by religious beliefs but by and domestic situation that had been ongoing for some time the in-laws of the gunman apparently attended that church though they weren't there the day of the shooting and he had previously sent threatening text to his mother in law now how deep that dispute winter how long had been going on or what it involved authorities are still looking into but it does look he targeted that church specifically it wasn't just a random attack and it was due to a family situation and so a family situations are you know still a lot of unanswered questions despite that we had some very concrete ideas posited by the u.s. president today he reacted to the attack while on a visit to japan have a listen to part of what he had to say we have a lot of mental health problems in our country as do other countrie

your little kid gets in, there looks like mermaid like jenny joyce could slip into that right now andook like a mermaid is it. i really like that. >> one the $9 automatic dog toy, the go bone. >> i want that. >> i'm not sure. >> you don't have to throw it, it goes by itself. >> i think so. >> it is remote control. see the little thing on the left? so you don't have to leave your couch to retrieve the thing if the dog doesn't go after it. that's total laziness. >> at these you know they say like the coats you get, down coats. >> puff is? >> yes, now get that but in a scarf. look at the different colors here, that's got to be warm. >> i want those. i like the it threads through, stays on. >> perfect. >> like your north fac lik >> eight a dollars. >> then what about a double hammock. >> now, you know why i like this? because they run that seattle commercial a lot, right? >> oh, would you. >> what's wrong with you? >> you love the commercial. >> i think the seaalis commercial is stupid. because this guy has been trying to get with this woman, right, for a long time. and he hasn't been abl