family was brought to tears by a random act of kindness by a group of firefighters. 65-year-old john mccormick collapsed while mowing his front yard. firefighters revived him and then followed the ambulance to the hospital. those firefighters then drove back to mccormick's house and finished the mowing the lawn for hill. a neighbor took the picture of the firefighters in action. after they were finished, they left a handwritten note that said we feel bad that your husband didn't get to finish the yard so we did. >> just something to help someone out in the worst time of their life. >> it just showed me that there's still compassion. that people still do random acts of kindness. >> sadly, mccormick died two days later. but the family said the

and people toe random acts of kindness every day for people they don't know. >> sadly, john mccormick died two days later and the firefighters letter and actions helped to restore their faith in humanity. >>> a wildlife center near seattle is getting bombarded with squirrel drop offs. > >> i didn't know if they made noises. >> they are being fed and cared for because they are abandoned by their mothers. >> orphaned squirrels have been admitted to the center. >> they say hi, i found a baby squirrel on the ground. >> we are feeding squirrels all day long. four or five squirrels. every hour. >> volunteers at the center nurse the tiny squirrels back to health and when they are strong enough, they rush them to the same neighborhood where they were found. >> like most babies, they are very cute. >>> breaking news surrounding a 49er's player. the arrest that was just made in the south bay. >>> if you are going to hop on, better bring more money. >> the fares are going up and we will tell thank you which ones and how much. >>> bay area sunday, the warm up continues. we will look at the number

john mccormick senior writer with the weekly standard. what doewelcome to both of you. 30 million americans don't have health insurance, why is it only 4 million are looking at paying a fine? >> the amount of exemption you could get is widening beyond what we thought would be the case when the law was originally passed. one thing businesses rely on from government whether it is a liberal led government or conservative led government, it is consistency and they expect the government to follow the policies that have been passed. without that, businesses can't make decisions to continue the future. there are all these companies that are saying we don't know what to do for the future because all the exemptions and because other parts of of obamacare have been delayed, they don't know how to plan for the future. that hits little guy in raise premiums. jon: kind of interesting when you think back to what happens in december of 2013, the whole government shutdown over the mandate, right? >> exactly. people think about it, demanding the president

"the weekly standard's" john mccormick, the hill's jessica taylor and the "new york times" louise, thanks for being with us tonight. big news day despite a holiday weekend, there are grave security concerns, national security perspective certainly sent a message of weakness. worse than al qaeda. we don't sit on our hands because we don't have some grand silver bullet strategy deal with al qaeda. we bomb them the use of drones or whatever means when they are in pakistan or yemen and i really don't see what the argument is against bombing them whenever we see them out in the open. obviously this is a bigger problem we have fess of them surface to air missiles. they don't know how to fly them but there is really no reason not to bomb them. if al qaeda took over an air base and they took over surface to air missiles. you better believe the president would bomb them. i don't see why he is sitting on his hands right now waiting for some grand strategy to develop before we take action. >> somebody should have sent him perhaps, jessica, david cammeron talking points. nailed it. >> differences ver

joining us our political panel "the weekly standard" john mccormick "u.s. news and world report" jim gatory. i thought the president had the right tone and good to address all these issues but when he said transparency, demanding the transparency, i thought we need that from you too. >> we certainly haven't had that on a number of issues from the irs to benghazi. this really is a local issue. and national issue. i think the president, if he wanted to, he could have been a little more forceful in the way that he, you know, spoke today. he was sleepy. didn't look good. maybe he was partying last night. >> what else did he say? he is one of the greatest political speakers. he could have must tarred something a little more eloquent. there have been excesses. we have seen tear gas canisters shot at news fc @ peaceful protest there are allegations of gunshots, people have been beaten, a gas station was set on fire. you know, there is a serious issue here. he said that there is no excuse for either of those things. >> david, i actually disagree with john a little

stoddard and john mccormick. $840 million. 150 of it was overruns just for the healthcare.gov web site. wow, we are in the wrong business. >> it's incredibly embarrassing they spent that much money and had how many years to build this thing and didn't work. clearly embarrassing. bigger problems coming out are beyond this web site. it's a political problem. if you look at the polls right now by a two to one margin people say they are hurt rather than helped by the law. i think this thing is going to continue to drag them down even though you have other scandals a huge issue. bigger issue is this illegal question. right now in the courts there is a lawsuit working its way through that says the irs illegally provided healthcare subsidies to residents in 36 states because of the way they wrote the law. is f. this is upheld by the supreme court we don't know if it will get there. entire law. >> the u.s. court of appeals the d.c. circuit made that decision. a couple hours later the fourth circuit. the u.s. court of appeals made the opposite decision. this end up in the municipal court. a.b.

mccormick has the details. >> reporter: 30-year-old john gontz is in jail for murder. he contacted police for another double murder. >> during the course of interviewing him, he said he killed two people inside his apartment in february 2012, he dismembered their bodies inside the bath tubl and put them in -- tub and put them in tote bags. he claims he stabbed the victims after an argument. he is already awaiting trial for the murders of two teenage boarls from overbrook. today's confession came from him when he addressed the authorities on his on. >> the guy is in prison awaiting a capital murder case for shooting two kids in a drug robbery. he has a long criminal record, this is his information, he has nothing to gain by it. >> reporter: the dispute was over a prostitute. the names he has given given to police were not released to to us, upper darby police say they have no missing cases or cold cases with those victims' name. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> protesters took to the streets of center city to demand funding for philadelphia schools. they demo

john. as we mentioned this story ended in staten island new york where the suspect dropped off his kids and apparently took his own life t annie mccormick is live where they are investigating the case. >> reporter: an upper darby detective was here to the police station in long island. they came to interview the two boiz who they say at least one witnessed the horrible crime. this is where they say keith belajonas shot himself after killing his wife and taking their two boys. >> close friend dawn says she met the couple from an online parenting class and stayed in touch until two year assing. an amber alert was issued when belajonas took christopher and robert to this staten island cvs where his brother works. he entered the ah took cigarari nationa911 gzin went hl fad idehat him nsd om l tpit heyhnd. getustody, hopefully he. everybody is just shocked. >> they say that both of those couple owned weapons. but they say this was completely out of character. now what happens next to the two little boy, they will remain at this precinct until family members pick them up. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we first br