her name, joey english. she'd been brutally dismembered. identifying joey's remains wasn't easy.h of her body is still missing. it's a shocking case, but it was greeted here in calgary, and across canada, with weary resignation becausejoey english is just the latest in thousands of indigenous women who have gone missing or been murdered in canada over the last three decades. joey english‘s family and friends gather for a vigil to commemorate her life and mourn her death. also, to vent their anger at a system of policing, healthcare, social services, that they say is failing first nations women. i'm really, really angry at the justice system. look at how we're being treated. are we going to be treated like this for the rest of our lives? we've got to start fighting for ourselves, for our people. i'm tired of being belittled just because of who we are. i'm tired of it. i really want something to be done. i really think we need help. all our families, all our sisters out there, enough is enough. please, hear my cry. please help me. help me to fight this injustice and stand together.

joey was a peacemaker. he would look for reconciliation rather than hostility in any environment that they are in. >> reporter: they are from washington state and discovered a whole new world that loved joey. the atf says the next press conference will be held on tuesday. in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> well, happening now, singer mobe y is performing inside the mezzanine nightclub in san francisco. there's a crew at the event right now. much more on this story coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> and out to the east bay where more than 1100 people packed in for an emotional service in berkeley honoring one of the many lives lost in that area. chuck coppola has more. >> reporter: the youngest of the two sons loved star wars as a boy and became an advocate for social justice. >> jonathan loved to debate and argue. he had a brilliant and insightful mind and an aggressive way of arguing. >> reporter: friends and his older brother say that he found his niche as a deejay combining the visual arts w

can you tell joey is not like most 11-year-olds handle this forklift in silicon valley at the moving company in san jose. if you want to be impressed check out what he has done for the morning toys for tots. i collected 150, last year i collected 250, so we are proud of him. he is a hard worker and he has been a hard worker since he was two. >> he has been doing the toy drive since he was six. how? he started in september by making his fly. i go street by streets door-to-door and talk to people about it and tell them what it is about and that is how i do it. >> very dedicated. >> it is hard work but it pays off. >> donations roll in and he delivers. for five years, it has caught the attention of the brass at the mons reserve center in san jose. >> it is cool, good to see the marines and the base and i learned how to do this. >> he has good discipline a if base and he will be an outstanding marine if he chooses that path. >> he knows how to sought -- salute? >> he does. >> like that! just like that. >> joey is still collecting toys and he has a special e-mail address set up for people

joey matlock, better known as joey cassio, had recently relocated. joey cassio was a well-known deejay who initially made his mark in olimpia, washington where he released music on the record label k. >> joey is a visionary in terms of music. he really knew where he was going, and he experimented with that and he pushed the boundaries. >> calvin johnson of k records says after stage joey was gentle and tender. on stage he says he was a talented music-maker and performer. >> that's one of the first things i notice about his show is that right away he had people going. >> reporter: joey cassio was one of the performers at ghost ship the night of the fire. johnson says olimpia is now in mourning. >> certainly he's still fresh in all our minds. >> reporter: school of sin make the saturday mourning jonathan personbalm who was a vijay who traveled the world. friends are also grieving couple wolfgang earn and michelle sylvain who attended the party together. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> the father of a musician lost in that fire visited the scene today.

but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy. he had a lot of ground to cover and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. >> she just vanished? >> yes. >> how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramires started by investigating the men in maribel's life. it turned out there were a few of them. >> did you know she was doing online dating? did she talk about that? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that's how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you know you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive. it's just been dating. >> okay. you date other people too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know

j°ey joey barton will re—sign at burnley ona joey barton will re—sign at burnley on a short—term dealnd left to join championship player of the season last year, and left tojoin rangers. his contract there was terminated. newcastle united midfielder jonjo shelvey has been banned for five games and fined £100,000 after being found guilty of using racially abusive language towrds an opponent. shelvey was charged following an incident with wolves midfielder romain saiss in a 2—0 defeat in september. he's also been ordered to attend an fa education course. ona poor on a poor run of form, embroiled in a legal battle over their latest signing, these are tough times for sale sharks, sitting tenth and apprenticeship after losing the last five matches. another big—name signing could be in the offing. we have sat down with steve diamond. sale's players are struggling to see the wood from the trees. six defeats on the spin, albeit one of them to saracens, has turned the pressure on the sharks and their coach steve diamond. are you feeling the pressure? i am feeding the pressure, i don't like los

[ cheers and applause ] >> happy hanukkah. >> jimmy: joey fatone, thank you, joey.hing as 2016 draws to a close. we went through the biggest tv moments of the year and selected our best bleeps and blurs and it's time now for this year in unnecessary censorship. [ cheers and applause ] >> this morning, donald trump went on national television and [ bleep ] my father. >> you pick a fight with america. you steal our security. you spit on our freedom. we'll put a [ bleep ] in your ass. it's the american way. >> at that point, it's not a robbery. at that point, [ bleep ] a [ bleep ]. >> yeah. >> we've learned a lot of things since i was a kid. i used to have adults blowing [ bleep ] in my face all the time. >> we're going to ride off into the sunset together. >> brook has turned me on to what i like to call the diesel, which is just black [ bleep ]. >> yeah, bill. we just won the world series. >> people came up and said, your mother, i [ bleep ] your mother. i [ bleep ] your mother. just over and over again. >> it won't jump out or make your face dirty. >> promise? >> i

. >> we'll bring in joey jackson. thank you, joey. coming to us from vacation.. look at him. >> hi, christi. >> thank you for being here, joey. i want to ask you about the fact that the judge let these jurors go home unsee questerquestered. one lone juror says he can't convict. what might change over the 48 hour period that he has for himself? >> you know, christi, if you read that juror's note, you might conclude that nothing would change. apparently the juror is -- has come to the conclusion that he's reached his mind in this case and that's it. however, an hour could change someone's mind, a day could change someone's mind and certainly a weekend could. these are very -- it's very difficult to be a juror. we on the outside looking in see this as a clear-cut case and apparently 11 of the 12 jurors i won't say saw it as clear-cut but they deliberated but we have reason to believe that the other 11 are indicating guilt whether it's guilt of murder, manslaughter, we don't know. it's a very difficult process. it's very heated. it's very aggravating to be in tho cl

. >>> pinned to the top of joey i the's twitter is this picture of the gators linebacker. not stacking a quarterback but pointing to the sky. the caption? it is all for you, sis. as uf gets ready championship, iv continues to do it all for his sister jordan who died in a car crash. >> i think being able to honor her life helps him move past it because you know, you never really get over a loss like that. you know, it is not a wound that just kind of heals up. it is more like an amputation. brian bass will have more on the family, remarkable family, and the gators tomorrow in atlanta. also flipped on 10news to watch florida, alabama in the championship. joey, the linebacker, also has a brother who is on the gators but no longer can play because of a hardship condition. more on that tomorrow. really a remarkable group. >> i think the gators have a chance. >> you are going on that? >> i can't talk money right now. [ laughter ] >> i think the gators have a chance. we'll be right back. >>> because bumper to bumper should not describe your morning commute, i will help you be the

this is joey, who somehow fell onto a package as it was being shrink-wrapped in chicago. he was shipped to memphis. when a delivery driver heard meowing coming from the back of his truck, he investigated, found the cat, and took him to a vet right away. joey is only 5-7 weeks old and didn't have access to food or water for the last week, but remarkably, he suffered no injuries. he has been adopted and should be well enough to go to his new home in about a week. , one animal helping another. a horse named dolly has a seeing-eye camel named caesar. both live at a petting zoo. caesar started sticking close to dolly when she lost her sight helping her find her way around. , now, they're pretty much inseparable. >> if we take them out to bring him somewhere, she is always looking for him and he is looking back for her. joyce: the owner says the two animals actually help each other since the horse keeps the camel everybody needs a friend. coming up and sports the , franchise record the greek freak is moving closer to after last night's bucks win. plus the badgers shooting for ,

and here's the thing i said to joey during the break.u're talking about the defense being able to advance this theory, they had to do so primarily, even though there were a number of witnesses called, in terms of accounting for the events that took place, primarily through the testimony of michael slager himself. >> joey, what about -- >> that witness doesn't have credibility. >> what about the race and makeup of the jury. we know it was predominantly white people, one african-american man, who was the foreman. everybody else was kcaucasian. >> i can't blame it on that. even in the event there's one african-american juror, this was a lone holdout. nick valencia gave the indication there were a number of jurors undecided, maybe that was to murder. maybe the note all 11 felt it was manslaughter and one holdout. i can't equate or otherwise contribute the fact there's one holdout to the issue of race. now, is it a stalled juror, a juror who was there, who had his mind predetermined or a person, consistent with what we've seen in terms of not

i'll just go. >> joey: what? you can't.e always open up at least one present before we go to the kids' party at the hospital. >> jade: then i really shouldn't intrude. >> kayla: no, you're not intruding. you're family now. >> steve: lucky you.

as joey casio, described as a philosopher of electronic music. friends say he was the gentlest of all people. he was 36 years old. >>> a woman who lost her boyfriend in the fire is using the power of love to get through this incredibly difficult time. on sunday, saya tomioka posted on facebook looking for a picture of her boyfriend, griffin maden, a treasured memory from a trip to times square and late last night, the photographer responded to her heartfelt plea. he posted the picture to her facebook page writing, "miracles happen." our sister station in new york caught up with him tonight. >> i remember their faces because they looked so adorable. photograph rry in general is a time machine. it's a very sad moment. i hope she'll keep this photograph as a memory. >> a facebook post, tomioka says this photo helped bring a glimpse of your life back into my life. griffin maden was 22 years old. remember, show your support, so many people have to the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. you'll find it on our page facebook.com/abc

joining us to discuss, joey smith and cory johnson.y, i want to kick off things with you, because this has been a bit of a scene throughout 2016, maybe dating back to that. you see cable and content providers teaming up, getting in bed with phone companies. you see time warner and at&t. you've got 20th century fox over with sky in europe. even in the u.k. is this inevitable? do they need to become powerhouses across every screen? joey: that is the strategy between at&t and time warner. there are still about 98 million people in the u.s. that subscribed to pay television, but it loses a couple million subscribers each year. eventually, media companies are starting to look around and say this is not an industry that is growing anymore. maybe we need to partner up and find someone, whether it is another distributor, or partner with another media company potentially. everyone is sort of looking around in this fast-changing landscape, looking for some security. caroline: cory, not an industry growing tv, but there is an industry growing on

as joey casio, described as a philosopher of electronic music. friends say he was the gentlest of all people. he was 36 years old. >>> a woman who lost her boyfriend in the fire is using the power of love to getis incr. on sunday, saya tomioka posted on facebook looking for a picture of her boyfriend, griffin maden, a treasured memory from a trip to times square and late last night, the photographer responded to her heartfelt plea. he posted the picture to her facebook page writing, "miracles happen." our sister station in new york caught up with him tonight. >> i remember their faces because they looked so adorable. photograph rry in general is a time machine. it's a very sad moment. i hope she'll keep this photograph as a memory. >> a facebook post, tomioka says this photo helped bring a glimpse of your life back into my life. griffin maden was 22 years old. remember, show your support, so many people have to the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. you'll find it on our page facebook.com/abc7news. >>> coming up here, still

right away. >> he says offstage, joey casio was gentle and tender.e described as having quirky intelligence and looking out for others. when she traveled to boston, he made sure she had emergency numbers and knew all the good restaurants. wadsworth, a local consultant studied in boston at harvard university. at the time of the fire, wadsworth was living at the ghost ship warehouse. friends are also grieving, couple michelle sill van and wolfgang renner who attended the party together. while the university of southern california school of sin matic arts is mourning 2008 graduate, jonathan bernbaum, a dj who traveled the world. >>> and you can show support to the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. find it on our page. facebook.com/abc 7 news. >>> president obama has ordered a full review of foreign hacks related to last month's election. the intelligence committee will look into the 2008 and 2012 elections and look for evidence of hacking. and including e-mails. and not calling into question the election results. we are taking se

it's hard work. >> joey is still collecting toys. put information on abc7news.com if you're interested in helping out. and we're coming down to the wire for holiday shipping. tomorrow is the last day to ship items by ups second day air friday is the last day to ship by >> police just helped make christmas special. chris was homeless for a decade. four years ago, he started to get clean and sober and now shares an apartment with his girlfriend. officers chipped in and helped him buy her a coat. >>> firefighters were called out today to extra indicate a freewheeling cat. ladies and gentlemen,ing yils rode from dublin to walnut creek in the engine compartment of a car. the owner had no idea why giggles stowed away. >> today is the first day of winter. we're talking about warmth and started out with a interesting sky. >> yes. check it out. it was amazing out earlier. several people captured pictures of clouds. >> do that. let's get back to spencer. >> we'll have a first storm of the season. clear skies at the moment with no hint right no

. >> reporter: you can tell joey childs isn't like most 11-year-olds. handle this forklift at his parent's business silicon valley moving and storage in san jose. >> going forward slowly. >> reporter: if are you real want to be impressed checks what edone for the marine's toys of clerk and we're prout of him. he benl a heart blocker. the fire fighters graders start in september by making his flier. >> i print off a lot of them and go street by street and door to door and i talk to people about it and tell them what it's about and that's how i do it. >> reporter: that's very dedicated. >> it's hard work but it pays off. >> reporter: donations roll in and depolice officers. year for the paf five-day years it's cole in here and get so see the case and i houb to dnch i think he will be an outstanding ma something like that, i think. >> joey is still collecting toys, he has his e-mail address still set up. go to our website abc7news.com if you want more informaton hon how you can help. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> way to go, joey, that maizing is

joey, he is going down. not an issue, a moral discussion on death penalty, they have it in this state, it's rarely used by the feds, it was used in this case and he is going to get the death penalty. >> do you agree? >> you know, i think that if ever there would be a compelling case to be made, boris, for the death penalty, to really be used and apply, it would be this case. what is really trouble some is the fact you had people who were so compassionate and welcoming of him and handing him a bible and handing him scripture and then when they were the most vulnerable and closing their eyes to pray he guns them down. even the whole issues of his hatred and manifesto, i think it's compelling that a jury very well may be moved in this instance to apply the death penalty and i don't think many people would be surprised in the event that that occurred. >> now, richard -- >> the irony is that a church, which stands for compassion and forgiveness and understanding, these are the principles he will be looking for or

so, joey, i mean, he's hinted. that this may not withstand legal challenges. you think? >> i think, as it's currently constituted, i don't think that this bill, the heart beat bill, if cow can detect a heart beat at six weeks, that that will carry the day. i do believe it unconsistent nugs nal. arkansas struck down same kind of law. north dakota struck down same such law. there's a new level of commitment. looking long term, if there's a shift in the supreme court, which really says what the law is, then you have a better chance long-term for something like this to see the light of day. not only in ohio, but other states to follow. and so it will really depend on not on the immediate appointment. we should alert everyone that all donald trump will be doing is replacing antonin scalia. he was conservative. very anti-abortion. he's been on the court. it's been what it's been. women's right to choose. if you get another appoint tooe, like kennedy, who is a swing vote but supporting a borgs rights. or ruth bade er ginsburg retiri, you have changes. women continue

it's hard work. >> joey is still collecting toys. we've put information on abc7news.com if you're interested in helping out. and we're coming down to the wire for holiday shipping. tomorrow is the last day to ship items by ups second day air friday is the last day to ship by fed-ex. >> police just helped make christmas special. chris was homeless for a decade. four years ago, he started to get clean and sober and now shares an apartment with his girlfriend. officers chipped in and helped him buy her a coat. >>> firefighters were called out today to extra indicate a freewheeling cat. ladies and gentlemen,ing yils rode from dublin to walnut creek in the engine compartment of a car. the owner had no idea why giggles stowed away. >> today is the first day of winter. we're talking about warmth and started out with a interesting sky. >> yes. check it out. it was amazing out earlier. several people captured pictures of clouds. >> do that. let's get back to spencer. >> we'll have a first storm of the season. clear skies at the moment with no

right away. >> he says offstage, joey casio was gentle and tender. and he described as having quirky intelligence and looking out for others. when she traveled to boston, he made sure she had emergency numbers and knew all the good restaurants. wadsworth, a local consultant studied in boston at harvard university. at the time of the fire, wadsworth was living at the ghost ship warehouse. friends are also grieving, couple michelle sill van and wolfgang renner who attended the party together. while the university of southern california school of sin matic arts is mourning 2008 graduate, jonathan bernbaum, a dj who traveled the world. >>> and you can show support to the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. find it on our page. facebook.com/abc 7 news. >>> president obama has ordered a full review of foreign hacks related to last month's election. the intelligence committee will look into the 2008 and 2012 elections and look for evidence of hacking. and including e-mails. and not calling into question the election results. we are tak

joey jackson, nice to see you, sir. you know, let's go back to this confession tape where, you know, he -- i can't imagine being a family member in the room and hearing him say "i thought i killed four" and when he's told it was nine and how did he feel he said "that makes me feel bad." how will all of this factor into this case? >> in multiple ways, brooke, good afternoon to you. it's hard not to be touched by the piece you did in that community which has been shattered by this horrific crime. a come fegs in any criminal case is very compelling because it's the words of the very person who engaged in the activity and is responsible for all of this and with respect to that confession tape it's sickening and i think it will have a chilling effect on the jury for multiple reasons. remember it's a case involving murder but involving engaging in that act of murder for pure hateful reasons predicated upon race and in the confession he speaks about that in terms of why he engaged in it, his support of hitler, his disdain for

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now i want to go to joey jackson to get more on this.dropped out of high school, would there be legal issues allowing him to represent himself? could legal cases be forced upon him? >> the answer is no. the defendant has the right to represent themselves. the constitution has addressed the issue, the supreme court has addressed the issue. i don't see that. the bigger issue for me is him not putting any witnesses and deciding to represent himself. he has indicated that he wants to make an opening statement. he wants to make a closing statement. will he try to justify what he did? will he apologize? go on a racist rant? i don't know. what i do know is as a practical matter does it make any difference? the government's case is compelling. remember what this will be about. think put on overwhelming testimony concerning substantial preparation, seeing what church of significance he could target to get his message out. they're going to do that. the planning he did with regard to getting that weapon, to practicing and carrying it out. they're g

their son joey, an electronic musician. they say a song called "share the cup" now holds a special place as they recall his kind and generous nature. >> joey was a peacemaker. he would look for reconciliation rather than hostility in every environment that he was in. and that song to us really epitomizes the personality of the son that we've left here. >> christi smith reporting there. organizers of last night's benefit say that the venue holds about a thousand people, and it sold out very quickly. >>> our coverage of the devastating fire continues online. you can track the latest on the investigation. you can also learn more about the people who lived and died near the oakland warehouse fire. head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. other news going on right now locally. two people were robbed at gunpoint only blocks away from cal's campus. that robbery happening early sunday morning near the intersection of ellsworth and durant. very close to the uc berkeley campus. police say just before 1:00 in the morning, a man approached tw

. >> representative elect joey arrington, thank you very much c-span.king to >> thank you, greta. >> join us on tuesday, january 3 for live coverage of the opening day of the new congress. watch the official swearing in reeletted members of the house and senate. and the election announcer: tonight on c-span, a forum of the candidates running to be chair of the democratic national committee. the symposium from westminster college, hearing from a cancer doctor and astrophysicists. later, a conversation with a congressman from texas. ♪ announcer: the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20. c-span will have live coverage of the events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org

joey zdroik/ "it is awesome." that's the easiest was to sum up what was going on after a recent practice for team made an assist to over 30 active military members, veterans and their families. steve novak/bucks forward "we got to practice in front of the veterans and after wards they got to come down and kind of hang with us and it was great to meet them and some of their kids." it's all part of a continuing program by the bucks to give back to those who serve or have served in the armed forces. jason kidd/bucks head coach "to see them come down to say thank you for having us here just makes you feel good that you are doing something right. " steve novak/bu "we are blessed to play basketball we are blessed to have the freedoms that we have so sometimes i think we do take it for granted myself included and to be able to kind of look these guys in their eyes to see who they are and putting their lives on the line and sacrificing a lot of things with their families to protect us as a country it's special, so it's ni

. >> joey is a standup comedian and actor of cape malay background.ken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. >> i can cook. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. you were born here. born in johannesburg? >> yes, i was. i'm a johannesburg guy. >> so how are things? >> it depends on what you are speaking about. >> basically, things work. society operates the way society should. but on the other hand, in many ways, this is a new country. >> it is. it's 19 years old. >> everybody is from someplace else. >> i think the africans from the other countries see south africa as a place of hope. because if there's a lot here, then there are a lot of opportunities, lots of people make it from here. you don't find 3 million germans coming here. africans would come from far to find a little bit of something here. so how do you fins

joey barton will re—sign for burnley on a short—term deal until the end of the season. his previous stint with the club. he left rangers last month after having his contract terminated. newcastle united midfielder jonjo shelvey has been banned for five games and fined £100,000 after being found guilty of using racially abusive language. shelvey was charged following an incident with wolves midfielder romain saiss in a 2—0 defeat in september. he has also been ordered to attend an fa education course. valtteri bottas' move to mercedes as lewis hamilton's team—mate and felipe massa's return to replace him at williams are close to completion. williams have agreed with massa for him to postpone his retirement for at least another year after mercedes made a pitch for bottas to replace nico rosberg. a deal for bottas to leave williams and join mercedes is also lined up and is set to be completed in the new year. team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report into the contents of a package delivered to the team in 2011. the

joey zdroik/ "it is awesome." that's the easiest was to sum up what was going on after a recent practice for the milwaukee bucks. after working on their jump shots, the veterans and their families. steve novak/bucks forward "we got to practice in front of the veterans and after wards they got to come down and kind of hang with us and it was great to meet them and some of their kids." it's all part of a continuing program by the bucks to give back to those who serve or have served in the armed forces. jason kidd/bucks head coach "to see them come down to say thank you for having us here just makes you feel good that you are doing something right. " steve novak/bucks basketball we are blessed to have the freedoms that we have so sometimes i think we do take it for granted myself included and to be able to kind of look these guys in their eyes to see who they are and putting their lives on the line and sacrificing a lot of things with their families to protect us as a country it's special, so it's nice for us to take

i keep waiting for joey and all of them to walk out of the trees. dust themselves off. >> you said you shed your last tea. >> i did, didn't i. >> joey was an amazing dad. husband. brother. cousin. and friend. >> and patriot. citizen. >> yes. very well said. >> this is him? >> yes, it's him. you know, i always come by. i rub my hand back and forth, just to let him know i'm here. >> i'm here with park ranger robert franze. what is the most frequently asked question. >> why did we fill in the impact site. when the fbi finished with the investigation, it looked nothing like it did on september 11th, 2001. they turned it over to the coroner. he looks at those large piles of dirt. he gathered 8% of the remains. he realizes he will never gather anymore. that earth there, the piles of earth are the final resting place. the question, why did they fill it in? that's why. >> it's sacred ground. >> it is. >> one of the things president bush said in 2011 is that we have a duty to remember and a duty to live. >> we have a duty beyond memory. we have a duty to liv

joey zdroik/ "it is awesome." that's the easiest was to sum up what was going on after a recent practice for the milwaukee bucks. after working on their jump shots, the team made an assist to over 30 active military members, veterans and their families. steve novak/bucks forward "we got to practice in front of the veterans and after wards they got to come down and kind of hang with and some of their kids." it's all part of a continuing program by the bucks to give back to those who serve or have served in the armed forces. jason kidd/bucks head coach "to see them come down to say thank you for having us here just makes you feel good that you are doing something right. " steve novak/bucks forward "we are blessed to play basketball we are blessed to have the freedoms that we have so sometimes i think we do take it for granted myself included and to be able to kind of look these guys in their eyes to see who they the line and sacrificing a lot of things with their families to protect us as a country it's special, so

no on is sure how joey got through the shipping system without anyone noticing. the cat had gone several days without any water or food... at least until the driver heard him crying and stopped at an animal hospital. "he was kind of hard to find because he was the same color as the product. he was flattened against with all four legs laid out and his head up. and so his legs and his neck didn't work for awhile. for a few hours. he was a and dehydrated." they believe joey was accidentally packed up by a machine in chicago.. and then shipped to memphis. he's going to be okay and is now up for adoption! four-legged friends are helping students at the university of houston cope with stress during final exams. students took breaks from studying to cuddle, kiss, hug and take free finals" activities. studies going back to the 19-80's say dogs provide health benefits for people... pets can lower blood pressure, improve recovery and reduce rates of asthma and allergy in children... pets also improve people's psychological well-being and self- esteem. j-p morgan chase is b

most knew him by a different james, joey kacio, starting from the key board 20 years ago when he firstted playing and he covered a community of people that loved joey and he loved. >> the musician mobey headed a concert in san francisco with a slide show showing all 36 victims. >> the bay area's religious communities remembers the victims. the bells at grace cathedral tolled 36 times yesterday on nob hill for each victim. >> can you show your support by sharing this badge on facebook. >> survivors of another tragedy along with staff and family held a moment of silence identified the pulse nightclub overnight. today is the six month anniversary since the massacre in florida. the moment of silence was held at 2:02 a. when the gunman started shooting. investigators rules it a hate crime and act of counterterrorism. napes of the 49 victims are read at a memorial service. >> police in southern california are searching for a second suspect in a violent hated crime on saturday at a mosque northwest of los angeles. investigators say in man john madison and another man asked to use the restroom

her boyfriend, m danemayer died in the fire and 36-year-old joey matlock was described as loss federal of electronic music. he was the gentlest of all people. >> the survives of the something something fire had dyneller with the artist collective founder derick ion almena. tmz published this picture show the group gathered at continue any, and the staff paid for the entire meal. group reportedly went to the red cross to pickup colleagues after eating. >> $500,000 is donated to the fire relief fund on www. www.youcaring.com. a second fund has gathered $400,000 from the amendment's and raiders and warriors. >> developing news, the korean president is suspended arrest corruption scandal and images of people celebrate on the streets throughout the day. pairs are happening. the south korean lawmakers voted to impeach their president over her alleged links to a corruption scandal after many days of protests with the public calling for her removal. the court has six months to determine whether to end the presidency of the president. the south korean prime minister will handle her cuts. she is

so little joey had somehow been shrink wrapped to a package.can imagine he was in pretty rough shape but doing much better now. thanks to vet that's been caring for him. they think he was just accidentally wrapped to the box. >> he was stuck outside the box and somehow he got delivered? oh, my -- how do you not notice this? all right. >>> our nation tonight remembering the attack op, op pearl harbor on this 75th anniversary. >> at the camden waterfront the anniversary coincided with a local event of significance much 73 years ago on the second anniversary of pearl harbor the uss new jersey launched and today veterans and the community joined together to talk about the battleship and also reflect on pearl harbor. the group remembered and honored those who lost their lives in the attack and one veteran says we can still learn today from what happened three quarters of a century ago. >> the lesson is we need to avoid war by being politically and diplomatically engaged with everybody. we're a global economy, we're a global world. everybody has to w

. >> joey matlock, known to his friends as joey casio, is described as a philosopher of electronic music. >>> broken hearts and deep grief at the cal campus today. leslie brinkley was there remembering five victims of the warehouse fire. leslie? >> reporter: very much raw emotion today. at one point, the dad of one of the fire victims said his son didn't like using the #yolo. his son preferred he said to use the #yolf. >> so he came up with his own acronym, which is striking at this moment. and that was, you only live forever. >> there's a part of our hearts that is missing today. >> they were five members of the cal community who parisherished the ghost ship fire. four worked at a radio station. her room nate, jennifer morris from foster city, 33-year-old chelsea dolan and griffin madden, beloved as a volunteer coordinator for calib cal performances. >> he worked with the program. >> reporter: david cline also died in the fire. >> if anyone had a bright future ahead of him, it was david cline. >> reporter: tearful families took the stage at this vigil and personalized the heartache. >>

. >> reporter: john and kathy remembered their son joseph matlock known as joey casio, an electronicusician. they say a song called "share the cup" holds a special place as they recall his kind and generous nature. >> joey was a peacemaker. he would like for reconciliation rather than hostility in every environment he was in. that song to us really epitomizes the personality of the son we have left here. >> reporter: this wasn't just music tonight but also a silent auction and a raffle. organizers say the club holds 1,000 people and it sold out quickly. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. . also bay area rockers green day paid tribute to the victims of the fire during a performance last night at oracle arena. >> my heart goes out to all of these people that perished in that warehouse. these are people just looking for themselves, deciding to celebrate, being artist and being weird and having fun. >> that is the lead singer billy joe armstrong. he went on to say that oakland needs to cherish its artists. he dedicated the song "i