>> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and that ever since he has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this for you, okay? and this is you when you first came in here. >> love, and peace, and justice. [ in

and watching it all, jordan, her hand to her heart. she would give the $10,000 to her grandmother. >> there you go. >> reporter: who took in jordan and four other siblings who would have been headed to foster care. >> she is my rock. when i was 10 years old, we were going to be split up. we've struggled a little bit along the way and jordan doing player at half court, and tonight, a thank you to her grandmother. quite a gift. thank you for watching here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. our coverage of the vp debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern, and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night.

that june jordan we are mourning this i think june jordan shows who we are for justice and eligibilitynd show we'll come together to build community and awareness of those events gun violation and violation is not just a problem at june jordan but across the country and the world and i think that this is not only the problem, of course, we see in our city and across the community but a good moment san francisco schools are go talking to come to together and work in solidarity my school is cereal an example of what happened of oppression and students don't get the love from their participants and community this is a result my principal has talked about that and quoting one of our sisters this leads to not seeing what he said how can students and young men feel hopes it is easy to take someone's life so easily there is a great moment for us, to come together and work together june jordan is devastated we'll overcome and get the support we need and all appreciate it from everyone who showed the support in many ways and we've gotten at least from our students postcards from elementary scho

in jordan about whether jordan should be engaged in a u.s.-led war. the debate was, would jordan be safer or not? >> smith: then, on december 24, 2014, one of jordan's pilots flying for the anti-isis coalition went down over northern syria. the cause of the crash is unclear. >> some people are saying that it is a mechanical fault, but whatever the reason, there was a jordanian pilot captured by isis. >> smith: his name was muath al-kasasbeh, a 26-year-old royal jordanian air force pilot. >> and there was a big shock in jordan. he looked like many poor jordanians who didn't find jobs, but who found the only place that would give him, provide him a decent living was the army. so people identified with him. he captured the minds and hearts of people. >> smith: he came from a small town in southern jordan. i drove down there to talk to his father. (knocking) i asked him what he'd been told. >> smith: he blamed the failure to rescue his son on the coalition. >> smith: when the jordanian pilot is captured, what effect does that have on the coalitio

jordan abc skype interview: "that they can do whatever they want to do?and they can do whatever they stick their mind to." and just because it really is so sweet, here's one last look: "i am smart, i am a leader. failure is not an option for me. success is only moments away!" we'll be right back -- with a final check of your forecast! and -- a reminder -- chopper 13 brings you breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on 13- action news. stay with us. susan g. komen -- and the american-cancer society's -- "making strides against breast cancer" campaign. the casions -- pitching in -- for the 7th year in a row . they've raised more than 3-hundred- 60-thousand dollars -- for breast-caner research. -- live at 11. we're always on -- at ktnv.com -- and our mobile app. tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomorrow. in addition, a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. that does it for 13-action news we're always on -- at ktnv.com -- and our mobile app. our news coverage begi -- 4:30 in the morning

now, the team is worried about jordan reed. this is maybe his to sixth, maybe seventh documented concussion going back to college. he's worried about him as a person and jordan reed said the team treats him like family. they're not going to are you sure him back. they know what is best for him out on to the field too early. but jordan reed said i have to do what's best for me and my family. he did not give any steadfast time table as to when he'll be back. he's not going to try to rush back. having jordan reed back will be good of my the offense. four straight wins looking to make it five. but none of those wins have been by a big margin. you have the browns win, which games, they've been mostly decided by seven or fewer points. now, on the other side. the loons game have all been decided by seven or fewer points, it has people wondering if kirk cousins wondering how does this team win these post games and when are we going to see one of these nice little blowouts. >> the margin for error is so small in this league. the differe

jordan fisher of harwich. cory licata of west babylon, new york and a fourth team from hyannis who even at a young age was ready to serve his community. chief michael winn lead the team of dedicated firefighters who are also in mourning. one of those lost, they considered one of their own. during his senior year at barnstable high school, jordan galvan took part in a unique station doing chores and maintenance. they basically become a member of our family. doug: the chief or memory jordan as a hard-working respectful and polite young man who always made others laugh. >> jordan was a fantastic kid. his smile, his energy, embracing of life. a wonderful personality to be around. doug: the chief says the department will grieve in the days to come but for now the focus is on the community and honoring jordan in a way only a select few have earned. in honor of jordan. a write that's reserved for sworn members of the department. were in contact with the family to see how we can support the family. doug: we are told t

i am jordan klepper.uest tonight from hit netflix show "marvel's luke cage" mike colter is here, everybody ( cheers and applause ) very excited. obviously,ive subbing for trevor, who unfortunately, is out sick this evening, not from watching too much debate last night but instead apparently one of his dimples exploded. doctors say he will make a full and handsome recovery. seriously, i will treat your desk and show with utmost respect and dignity so everything is in shape when you come back from your battle with penis farting syndrome. ( laughter ) it's a very real disease where surprisingly your penis farts. it's no laughing matter. it's stage 4 penis farting which is what trevor noah has. ( laughter ) while we're on the subject of a white guy trying to fill a black man's job, let's talk about donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) now, last night, he debated hillary clinton for the third and final time and the stakes were very high for the tangerine snatch-grabber. in the last few weeks he's plummeted in

in 1999 something happen.ad5 im the king of jordan dies. there is a tradition of amnesty in jordan, if the king dies there's a general amnesty for political prisoners. so parliament comes up with a list of people to be pardoned. the tribes come up with theirabb own list and then about 2000 people and up getting freed. among them is it zarqawi's entire band and out they go ten years ahead of schedule. so he goes off to the place where he really loves the most, withh afghanistan and tries to unite with osama bin laden, his hero. it turns out that bin ladenden a wants nothing to do with him.thd even for bin laden, the mastermind of 9/11 this young kid, this, this hothead who doesn't know much about islam,n. he's not very smart, his very violent and crude, he is too bad even for al qaeda. they reject him, kick him a, sent him off to the other end of afghanistan to start his own little thing. often goes and once again if he had stayed out there we never would've heard of zarqawi everml again.de but then the second miracle happens for him. in feb

mj four. >> an autopsy on four year old jordan smith was completed today. however the medical example examiner's office is not releasing anything on the south side within the last hour, ben jordan is there. >> we're live at twenty fifth and beacher. this is still a very active keep. one man was shot and killed, who others have been injured. i'll give you a closer look at the scene behind me. convenience store neighbors were told by police a man was seen walking from an allie walking from the shooting walking into the store where the police and the medical examiner have focused their examination talking to witnesses and neighbors in the area, but this is a very large taped off area we're talking about with plenty more investigation to go. we'll have an update live on ten o'clock news. on the >> the man accused of kim a young woman in a glendale parking lot has been charged with murder. >> police say he shot the woman where she worked. it happened early monday morning. friends and family say the suspect and victim have a child together and that gardner abused

jordan on a pedestal he doesn't deserve.'ll tell you why mj might be -- ♪ >>> tonight in old city residents got look at rare artwork. all for good cause here. the jewish art center displayed the work of many a claimed artists some for sale and you have the chance to buy the art for the rest of the month. money raised goes to the casper youth innovation fund which helps at risk children in the city. ♪ ♪ >>> today dwayne wade came out and said it's not possible for the will he lebron james to ever surpass michael jordan. wade said maybe some day he can possibly tie him but right now he's not close but does he have possibility of getting there. this whole michael jordan untouchable thing has got with out of hasn't. he might not be the best player of all time. i said it. for some reason because of all the marking people believe mike isn't close to anybody else. how about kareem abdul jabar. six championship tied with mike and 6mvp1 more than jordan. lebron james left cleveland for the first time the cavs became the worst team in

jordan matthews. >> jordan is one of those dudes who loves what he does even after suffering a heartbreakingke the one last week in detroit. >> at a young age i saw my parents they made up and never went toe bed angry. they said never go to sleep worried about something that didn't go your way. >> jordan drive for the game started when he was a kid and later got a boost if a family member. >> another pass by jerry wright. >> he happens to be cousin of hall of famer jerry rice a guy many experts call the greatest football player of all time. >> whenever i went to school and every day they made us stand up and say your name and something nobody knows about you. >> i said my cousin is jay wright. they're like you can call him. i'm like no. >> what's the best advice he gave along the way. >> you need to have the attitude you're the best out there. yes, you need to nope your place as far as not being the person talking all the time do you need to jump in the front of the line or veteran guy there no we're not saying that but mentally you have to understand and tell yourself every day i'm the best

jordan on a pedestal he doesn't deserve.'ll tell you why mj might be -- might not be as good as you think he is. that's next in sports. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at this price. only fios can. ♪ >>> tonight in old city residents got look at rare artwork. all for good cause here. the jewish art center displayed the work of many a claimed artists some for sale and you have the chance to buy the art for the rest of the month. money raised goes to the casper youth innovation fund which helps at risk children in the city. ♪ ♪ >>> today dwayne wade came out and said it's not possible for

jordan replaces rob jeter as head coach. only one player, cody wichman, saw significant playing time last season. >> there is an excitement to building. there's an excitement of that, whether it is the players they remain and having a new , new guys coming in with great opportunity in front of them, so we are focused on just that. >> 1, 2, 3. dan: bo ryan and donald driver saw their plaques added the the wisconsin athletic hall of fame today outside of the uwm panther arena. driver will soon be joined by an old teammate. charles woodson, ron dayne, and golfer sherri steinhauer will be inducted into the hall next in his seven years as a packer winning the 2008 nfl defensive , player of the year award. >> people talk about me and my nfl career and being drafted to oakland, then going back to oakland. people always ask me, who are you going to retire as. i have made a well-known that i will retire as both. the reason why is because i life without talking about the green bay packers. it is just not possible, so the seven years w

jordan is a cubs fan."asked my wife, 'hey, if the cubs make it to the series and our baby comes, are you ok with me going?"well, guess what?"out! the cubs have won the pennant!" they're going...and so is jordan. he'll head to wrigley sunday for game five between chicago and cleveland...where he could see the end of another wait."i was praying for a loss and then praying for a victory, so hopefully they can clinch it sunday when we're there."he'd be witness to the end of the 108-year championship drought for the cubs...but for jordan...the wait that really matters is already almost over."win or lose - because i'm coming home to a couple day old baby and my wife."covering the corridor in cedar rapids, mitch fick, fox 28 news. - and we're happy to report tonight - - that cash cubs fan in the corridor.at eight pounds - two ounces - - and 21-inches - - he'll get a few days with daddy - - before jordan - heads to chicago - for game five on sunday night, this time of year - at wrigley field - - it could be snowing

we have individual over june jordan high school. the call nim at 315 this afternoon so you know how scary this had to have been. the lockdown was lifted at 4:00 or shortly there after. we know from my colleague vic lee over at the hospital, two young people have gone to the hospital. again, the school system there are three trades injured. one of the students. because one was a -- we also know there was a shelter in place by san francisco police and we have not learned if the suspect or suspects have been caught at this time. we're waiting for a press than cones that will happen n a few more details and earlier we did spook. >> the shooting went on near the parking lot or the to the. >> i start running, thought it was a joke, a bring and these not something you can't question. questions my. >> all right. i want to show you right now you can see san francisco police and possibly school officials gathering outleer so they are about to update the media with those latest details about what happened here this afternoon at june jordan hig

. >> reporter: even though she's only 8, when jordan makes a promise, you believe her. >> i will pay attention, and i will do my best, and i will study hard for every test. >> reporter: this soccer loving third grader from garland, texas asked her mom to post her promises. that video went viral. >> i will take advantage of what my teachers have to give. i have the attitude texas eagle. >> reporter: obsessed with the university of north texas. her mom's alma mater. her video and clear academic enthusiasm led unt to make jordan a life changing offer, surprising her at school. >> we have for you a $10,000 scholarship -- [ cheers and applause ] >> she touched us with her video and her spirit and positive attitude. >> reporter: jordan tells us she may want to major in engineering and has a message for other >> that they can do whatever they want to do, and they can do whatever they stick their mind to. >> reporter: just because it really is so sweet, here's one last week. >> i am smart. i am a leader. failure is not an option for me. the best is only moments away. >> reporter: gloria rivi

jordan, craig, and one other were cousins who grew up on cape cod. two of them went to barnstable high school, the fourth young man, a friend of jordan's from west babylon new york. >> they are very well-liked and known and the community is going to get thing. >> two of these young men attended college at santa maria college, the college will be offering counselors tomorrow and because -- the cause of the crash is under investigation. live in barnstable, louisa moller, and wbz news. >> our i-team took a closer look at what can be done to prevent runaway crashes. 4 years ago transportation officials recommended lowering runway and do not enter signs to make them easier to see at at last check, that project was still underway. >>> in rhode island, a system of sensors on the road immediately notifies police of a wrong way driver. massachusetts police decided not to buy into the system deeming it too expensive. >>> investigators are looking into a crash that sent three people to the hospital, this happened on route 145 in hillside avenue. it looks like a

remembering jordan. hes the four year old boy shot and killed inside a milwaukee home near 15-th and north friday evening. friends and family members are gathering to pay their respects... they shared memories of the boy with fox6s bret lemoine. rw 'he was a beautiful child.' milwaukee police say the four boy, identified as 'jordan' by relatives, was shot and killed inside this home on friday. its still unclear who fired the weapon... but the aftermath has left this family torn apart. tg "jordan loved his mother. he loved his mother. so do not judge, pray' among the crowd is lynne hines-levy... a member of the salvation army and milwaukee police departments chaplaincy program. lhl 'ive spoken with both sides of the family a number of times since friday. some of us didnt leave here until very late one is ever prepared for this. no one is ever prepared to lose a child. no parent should ever be expected to lose a child.' pictures in front of the home show jordan during happier times... moments step great-gr

security databases to be a refugee in jordan is to be patient. the u.s. security check goes on an average of 18-24 months. ( speaking arabic ) those who pass are told to pack up for their new life in the united states. this family had just been told they are moving to chicago, illinois. what are you feeling right now? >> wife: i am afraid. we don't know anything. >> whitaker: just before they go, they are given a crash course on life in the u.s., america 101. >> teacher: english, education or experience. >> whitaker: most know little about where they are moving. those we spoke to didn't really care. they know exactly what they are leaving behind. we met sulaf and her 15-year-old daughter, joody, in amman this past august. so, now, you're going to the united states. do you know where? >> sulaf: north carolina. >> whitaker: what do you know about north carolina? >> sulaf: i don't know. ( laughs ) nice city. >> whitaker: sulaf was an elementary school teacher back in homs, syria; her husband, a dentist. she says they had a good life until syrian president as

thomas jordan.ed about the trouble in the world, and i asked whether he could go further into negative territory. mr. jordan: it makes sense for switzerland. you have to distinct between exchange rate channels for negative rates and the credit channel. there is evidence the credit channel is working. francine: would you be comfortable going further into negative territory? after johnson, we have room to go further if necessary. it seems again, central bankers keep saying they can do more and have the tools. markets may come in certain cases, the testing that. like mr.t of people jordan were talking their book. it will be interesting to see what the exogenous shocks are, led by economic growth, lack thereof, and the distraction of the united kingdom, how it adjusts. i was suggest to mr. jordan's comments, the real observation at the imf was how disappointed people were in the strasburg and bronislaw meetings. you wonder, how do they get things done -- strasburg and bratislava meetings. you wonder how

that june jordan we are mourning this i think june jordan shows who we are for justice and eligibilitynd show we'll come together to build community and awareness of those events gun violation and violation is not just a problem at june jordan but across the country and the world and i think that this is not only the problem, of course, we see in our city and across the community but a good moment san francisco schools are go talking to come to together and work in solidarity my school is cereal an example of what happened of oppression and students don't get the love from their participants and community this is a result my principal has talked about that and quoting one of our sisters this leads to not seeing what he said how can students and young men feel hopes it is easy to take someone's life so easily there is a great moment for us, to come together and work together june jordan is devastated we'll overcome and get the support we need and all appreciate it from everyone who showed the support in many ways and we've gotten at least from our students postcards from elementary scho

but jordan is where her husband ahmad's luck ran out. 2014. her youngest son, malaz, was diagnosed with autism but the family couldn't find treatment. this past august, sulaf was cleared by homeland security to travel to the u.s. it was just in time. she was considering taking her family on the treacherous journey to europe by boat, in order to get malaz the help he needs. she told us, if she tried to cross the ocean to europe and they made it, they made ; they died, they died. there's no difference between death and life in this place. she says she can't work, she can't educate her children, she has no opportunity. so, a new life in america is your only hope? >> sulaf: yeah. yeah. exactly. >> whitaker: we met ekbal and his wife eman in their apartment in jordan this past august as they were preparing to leave for the u.s. daraa, syria, before the war. he says he was arrested and tortured, accused of being a foreign spy by assad's forces just for watching a protest outside his store. you said that the men who arrested you said, "no one will kn

remembering jordan. a vigil is held for a 4-year-old boy who was shot and killed inside a milwaukee home on friday. friends and family members gathered near 15th and north on sunday. bret lemoine has more on the boy who is being remembered and the latest developments in the rw 'he was a beautiful child.' milwaukee police say the four year old boy, identified as 'jordan' by relatives, was shot and killed inside this home on friday. its still unclear who fired the weapon... but the aftermath has left this family torn apart. tg "jordan loved his mother. he loved his mother. so do not judge, pray' among the crowd is lynne hines-levy... a member of the salvation army and milwaukee police departments chaplaincy program. lhl 'ive spoken with both sides of the famila friday. some of us didnt leave here until very late friday night.' hines-levy... offering the boys parents a shoulder to cry on... lhl 'no one is ever prepared for this. no one is ever prepared to lose a child. no parent should ever be expected to l

. >> we told you about the 18- year-old, jordan duncan, and a police officer took notice and purchased him a bike, and we caught up with him to find out how his life has changed.>> you have to call before a ride along.>> reporter: jordan duncan and the police chief are not accustomed to being in the spotlight. duncan was walking two hours each way from vallejo to benicia to his warehouse job and they got him a new mountain bike, and the story has gone viral. >> i thought everybody would forget about me but it is still going.>> we are receiving emails from all over the world commanding -- commending jordan on his hard work. >> reporter: a possible college scholarship for duncan is in the works. >> cnn has reached out, washington post, a whirlwind of news agencies and stories. >> reporter: the go fund me page is getting attention, created by the benicia police officer association for duncan to help him fix this broken down car, or get a new wing, and help him get on track for his goal of attending the chp academy. >> this was just a simple kind act for jordan to help him get by. >> repor

jordan is the latest young life lost to gunfire in milwaukee county. more than 167 children have been killed since 1999. that's accord together wisconsin council on children and fament tao when gunmen targeted the wrong house. less than six months ago a 6-month-old was shot and killed by a straight bullet and last week a 9-year-old because shot by his 6-year-old brother who found a gun in their home. >> making sure all guns are stored safely, and to review that full report click on full story at tmj4.com. katie: milwaukee city leaders want your input on how to reduce crime. this comes after protesting over the common council's draft of a public safety action plan. if you would like to weigh in, the first public safety hearing is monday at 9:00 a.m. at city hall. in green bay, two organizations relationships between the community and police ended with a vigil to remember those lost to violence. >> we don't want what's happen together rest of the country to come to green bay. the best way to make that happen is to come together and start communicating. b

the gazette's erin jordan weighs in on the debate over two different styles of campaigning. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. good morning and thanks for joining us. we begin with first alert storm team meteorologis t britley ritz. a lingering drop of rain is possible early, otherwise we'll see mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies at times throughout the afternoon. now that the cold front has passed should be for this time of year. expect highs only topping out into the 50s. however a warm front will begin to lift and winds will shift out of the south at roughly 15 to 25 mph. this will allow for our temperatures to climb back into the 70s for some on halloween. today: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10 high: 58 alo: 57 dbq: 56 iow: 58 55 to 61 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 46 alo: 44 dbq: 44 iow: 46 43 to 49 thanks britley. today begins the last full week of campaigning before election day. there's only nine days left before people head to the polls across the country. for hillary clinton, the last l

jordan has a huge problem with refugees -- over a million refugees in jordan. is transferring more water to jordan -- in a very dry area, of course. so water is an asset, and israel is helping jordan just by delivering this water. israel has established a field hospital in the golan heights where injured syrians can come and get treated -- no questions asked. and after they're treated, they can go back. so many international organizations are working -- the red cross, other governments. so everybody's trying to do what they can. it is a big problem. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming. >> you're talking about working with germany now because there are so many -- germany seems to be getting all the refugees, or certainly a high number of them. so the programs in germany, can you talk about that? >> so, as we said before, we are an humanitarian organization. we don't deal with the political questions. we are just seeing that there is a crisis, and we would like to help these people. and we now understand that the main problem is to help integrate 1 million

jordan's show is part of the tampa bay international gay and lesbian film festival. the show starts at seven. tickets start at 35 dollars. and leslie will joins ?live here on good day, in our 9 o'clock hour. coming up in the 5 o'clock hour of good day tampa bay: dave has much more on the new track of hurricane matthew... and how it's affecting our local forecast. and fox 13's shayla reaves is live in southern hillsborough county, following a ?dangerous night for also ahead in the five o'clock hour of good day: a business with a funny gorilla ?outside... and amazing customer service ?inside. they've been tampa landmark for ?70 years! we'll meet the extraordinary ordinary behind it... in our next hour. real. floridians have seen what hurricane matthew did to haiti... they've heard the governor's warnings... for each and every county in our state... after an 11-year break... they are taking this massive and powerful storm seriously. ((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. the five a-m advisory has just come in... let's

members of the city council are calling for an audit of jordan park. time is of the essence. >> i think that is unfortunate. i think it is not transparent. me want to audit even more. >> reporter: one mystery is why jordan park's owner own as the richmond group dropped the demand for $400,000 in cash to close the sale. you are paying a team of housing authority lawyers as much as $600 an hour to negotiate that deal. alexander mcclenon earns $400 an hour from taxpayers but pleaded ignorance last month. >> you think i know everything? >> i think you should know why 00 the deal. >> reporter: she knew why. shower activity i told the city council committee one week earlier that our digging had much to do with the sudden discount. >> after a lot of the media reports we have seen, we have had further discussions with richmond. they are willing to take zero purchase price. reduce the purchase price to zero. >> reporter: fell the deal goes through, richmond and its private partners will walk away from millions of dollars they owe taxpayers through the paying as

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. >> reporter: jordan galvin kraig diggs and jordan fisher and his roommate were in this car. a wrong-way driver a 31-year-old from the fall river area slammed into them killing everyone. it was in middleborough. >> gone since last night and i will never see them again. >> reporter: fisher's on and his roommate headed to worcester state. the other two boys in the same kraig diggs father said he left two family members at the same time. galvin and diggs were cousins. he didn't want to show his face. >> they were maturing. i talked to him on the phone yesterday. an unbelievable task. >> his smile was infectious. everybody loved smichls out working on my truck, and we always come see me before he leaves. he came and saw me. i gave him a and i said drive safely. you guys drive safely. >> reporter: in middleborough, malini basu, fox25 news. >> daniel: of two the victims are barnstable school graduates. they will have counselors in place for students and staff as long as necessary. the wrong-way driver is a 31-year-old driver from fall river. police are trying to determine why she w

so jordan's parents asked his grandparents to co-sign.n his debt piled up, the loan servicer came calling. >> my father co-signed for some of the kids loans after patrick and i were tapped out on signing co-signing for them. my father passed away and within 60 days of my dad passing away the private student loan venders were calling my mom harassing her wanting her to pay the balance in full, >> reporter: the whole thing? >> the whole balance and he, they were not in arrears at all. my mom called me crying saying i don't have that money and they want me to pay this loan and i said oh no. >> reporter: she must have been terrified? >> she was hysterical. >> reporter: jordan hoeft's loans are serviced by navient, which spun off from sallie mae, and now owns its student debt business. it is one of the nation's largest student debt servicers. the company handles both private and federal loans. hoeft's loans are private, not federal, and had a high interest rate. >> i told them almost as a joke i said i can either have you guys lower my payment

in milwaukee, ben jordan, today's tmj4. >>> friday night frenzy time, and it is the playoffs. more than 200ig tonight, all with hopes of playing for a championship in madison. >> definitely a busy night, elise menaker live at oak creek, site of one of tonight's big match ups, elise? >> hi, courtny and charles, the party has already gotten started, the music blasting behind me at oak creek high school, getting ready for the number five seed, number four seed bradford. these teams are both in the southeast conference, both four and three on the season. earlier in the year. kenosha bradford won a thrilling game in the final seven seconds, they pulled off the 2-point conversion after scoring a touchdown, they came out on top, 43-42. the last time these two teams met was in 2012. kenosha bradford one that, too, in the final seven seconds, will it happen again tonight, i'll have highlights along with all of the other >>> the packers begin a much-needed break after last night's big win over the bears. >> the game featured the return of the pack's passing. coming up in sports. >> john

jordan galvin, kraig diggs and jordan fisher. fourth young man from west babylon was also in the car and all of them lost their lives when mass state police area drove an infinity the wrong way in middleborough by exit three early yesterday morning just after midnight. the young men's car burst into flames after the head-on collision. rodney fischer told fox25 his only child, son jordan, was car pooling back to becker college with the three other young men who also went to worcester area schools. two of the victims recently school. >> his smile was infectious. everybody loved him. >> i was working on truck and always come to see me before he leaves and give big hug and a kiss and said drive safely. guys drive safely and i love him. >> michael: wrong-way driver's name has not been released just yet and we reached out to state police t happen. we will bring you that right away and moving images from candlelight vigil in honor of the four young men killed. michael henrich, fox 25 news. >> daniel:. >> sara: lawsuit has been filed aga

they are jordan galvin, kraig diggs, and jordan fisher fisher's roommate has not yet been publicly identified. all of them lost their lives when mass state police say a 31-year-old from the fall river area trove an infiniti the wrong way here on 495 in militaryboro by exit 3 early monday morning crash ago that them and the young man's car burst that flames and the wrong-way driver burst into the death toll was 5. was carpooling along to worcester state along with galvin and diggs who were cousins and went to anna marry college. two of the victims graduated from a high school. >> their smile was infectious. everybody loved them. >> i was out working on my truck and always comes to see me before he leaves. he came saw me and gave me a big hug and a kiss, said drive safely. the guys drivsa >> the victim whose name has not been released is an 18-year-old from west babylon new york on long island. friends and family did gather for a candlelight vigil in harwich. we will bring you some of the images in the next live report. live from middleborough, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> this rollover cra

jordan galvin, kraig diggs and jordan fischer and fischer's roommate not yet publicly identified all lost their lives in this car. when massachusetts state police say a 31-year-old from the fall river area drove this infiniti morning crashing into them. the wrong way driver also died. >> only been gone since last night had rodney fischer said his only child was carpooling with his roommate to worcester state along with diggs to represent to anna maria college. diggs' dad did not want to show his and jordan galvin were cousins. >> he was maturing and he had a lot of promise and i talked to him on the phone. >> reporter: four families forced to cope with the loss of four young men killed in an instant. >> his smile was just infectious. everybody loved him. >> i was out working on my truck and he always comes sees drive safely. guys drive safely and i love him. >> there have been four fatal wrong way crashes in the region since may and fox25 investigates has learned that mass dot is in the second year of a 1.3 million project to improve signage and pavement markings on on-and-off ramps

. >> classes will resume tomorrow at june jordan school for equity. but grief counselors will be on hand to help the students and the staff. >> live at san francisco general hospital tonight the shooter still on the loose jr? >> reporter: yeah that shooter is still on the loose and the teen girl who was shot steve is in the hospital tonight. she is in critical condition. as for the other three guys who were shot. the teens who were shot they should be okay. >> you don't know if somebody is going to die the next day or come back and shoot again and come to our school. >> reporter: students on edge after gunshots rang out tuesday afternoon outside june jordan high school. four students shot in this parking lot. in fact you can still see the chalk marks made by police. >> we were watching a documentary about gentrification. then i heard a few pops. >> school just got out. if you imagine in high school a school getting out. we're talking a lot of students out and about. >> several students were shot at that time and there was confusion among them on what