and at the school in north carolina., told she said iraq to their family apart before is happyim in joyful living in the heart where friends were coming and going it was her and her mom on the weekends and they would never be a family like that again. to find and i came to find that ripping apart of familiesnever h was indicative of slavery but i never thought what that would be like to have your children ripped away just to have an education. those stories were some of the most meaningful parts of me to report the book. there is one student who was a really good student was nine years old when the school closed for dad promised the matter what she would get an education. she and her brother of woodblock to 3 miles each way to a training center. the neighborhood school was only a mile away so it was much further. the white students would pass by on the bus and spit out the window. they did that for two years and she would ask when will we go to a real school? he said yes you will one day i will make sure so after two years with no movement he decided he had enough he. worked the railroad s

joye swisher or "ting" -- teaches caring clown college at largo medical center.12:15-16it is a service she fears the impostors with more sinister intentions... could tarnish the reputations of the ?good clowns dedicated to spreading joy, not fear. 10:12-15now you want to be a little more cautious12:04-13we are caring clowns. we are clowns that want to engage, one on one with people, and touch peoples' lives in a the sheriff's office is are planning on wearing a clown mask for halloween to talk them about what's appropriate -- and legal -- behavior. though some clown reports around the country have been deemed hoaxes.... they say if you see anything suspicious, don't hesitate to call them. it looks like the city of st. pete could be paying even ?more... for a big wastewater release. it's about to face it's first lawsuit. three environmental groups sent a notice to the city that they intend to sue in federal court. they say the city violated the clean water act. the city released gulf during heavy rains and more recently, during hurricane hermine. the lawsuit calls for upgrades to the se

((nats continue)) 0017xb.mxf 00:16:43;25 ...in a fish's joyful splashing... to see the way tiffany valdez is with these special ed students is to understand what it means to love. 003232.mxf 00:22:23;03 i was a foster parent for years so these special children have always been near and dear to my heart when i say it wasn't the path she intended, i mean she graduated from usf with a business degree- worked in the business world for years. she was a stay at home mom, then when it was time to get back to work-- this is where she really wanted to be. right here at citrus park elementary. teaching. exeptional ed kids. the most vulnerable and fastest-growing population of kids. ((cover first bite with video)) 0035aa.mxf 00:31:30;09 that's 65 classrooms like tiffany's that don't have a teacher right now.0035aa.mxf 00:31:13;21 we get maybe one ese major for every 20-30 elementary ed. they are just not coming out in the numbers that we need. so dr. scott richman, supervisor of professional development with hillborough schools changed the rules. why turn qualified peop

leading to a joyful reunion. "her reaction was tears on several occasions when she saw him but it was really nice. she was happy to take her dog home even this many years later." madacc stresses the importance of getting your pet microchipped and also keeping your contact information linked to that microchip current. as the new school year begins... there's a significant shortfall in numbers... and explains how a local district is working to change that-- mps is using a strategy centered on hiring internally to diversify its teaching staff deion cunningham is a senior at carmen northwest high school.... he's enjoyed his time there. they putting me on the right track to go to college according to statistics from m-ps... roughly 86 percent of its students are minorities - like deion. but just 24 percent of the district's teachers are black or hispanic. has long had the problem of attracting diverse talent pools the district says there's obviously work to do... but thiks it's improved diversity by providing money to

to feel the complete piece that goes with hearing those wonderful yet joyful hands -- songs. >>> it was all here, the flags permission or from chapel hill. >> probably this is once in history. >> he was sitting on the balcony overlooking the altar at st. peter were pope francis delivered it. he spoke of a tiny woman who, in his words thou down before those who were spent in left to die. our friend from chapel hill group in india he never met mother teresa but often visite letters to his mother. >> on one of our visits, clear of cancer. >> a miracle he said no doubt. and last year, he laid in his deathbed. >> and i put that on my mother's heart draped it around her, and she began drinking normally and she lived for four months. a miracle he said no doubt. rigorously verified -- verify to miracles. -- two miracles. >> we so decree the pope in tone, that mother teresa be enrolled among the saints. >> i am at a loss for words to tell you exactly what i was just exhilarated. live in atlanta, the nation of mother teresa's birth they could feel her presence. >> we are proud, because she belong

a joyful reunion for an army sergeant and his son. i was just being kept alive. >> he was in desperate need for transplant and his surgery could ed: more than just spirit day at a north andover elementary school. a surprise guest making a morning assembly unforgettable. months. he hasn't seen his son calen since the first grade. now, calen is starting the second grade reciting the pledge of allegiance with his hero by his side. >> seeing him, just seeing his smile. it makes you know the sacrifice >> this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. jc: multimillion dollar real estate. a multi-generation tradition. >> you can really see them attraction area and top is alfresco. the sound of music. and the smell of fresh produce. >> we come every week. >> take a drive down beacon street next on "chronicle." we are traveling down one of boston's most historic streets.

they say "brandon lived a positive joyful life filled with purpose and we're so proud he was known as a young man who " -- -- selflessly. . >>> protestors in charlotte are demands to see video of the fatal police shooting of keith scott. they are mostly peaceful. police allowed them to stay beyond the midnight curfew. they did fire tear gas to clear them away from a highway at one point. scott's relatives privately viewed footage of his killing the police chief is not releasing it publicly yet. their attorney couldn't tell whether scott was holding a weapon as police claim. >>> the family of a black man killed in tulsa says they will not have justice until the officer is convicted. she's been charged with sister says the work is not done. >> we're breaking the chains of injustice and police brutality. the chain breaks here in tulsa oklahoma. >> reporter: tulsa police officer betty shelby facing a charge of first degree manslaughter. she's the officer who shot and killed 40-year old crutcher with his suv stopped in the middle of a road last week. his attorney said she feared weapon but

it was his joyful personality that will be missed the most. >> when it's this, he will make the sunshine for the person individually. >> uh-huh. >> and we miss him and love him to death. hate he was taken so soon. >> reporter: euclid's game is scheduled to start at 7. before the game, they will have a moment of silence and a balloon release for and ray. nickfield for newschannel few. >> thank you. >>> dozens of car windows and two city. the damage done with a bb gun. dozens of people are left with cleanup and huge repair bills. the harbor police say that the windows of 28 cars and five businesses were shot out causing severe damage. up the road, painsville had 35 reports of damage. so far, no arrests. >>> this morning, hardly a day goes by without us talking about another smash-and-grab. it seems like it's becoming a trend and costing owners thousands in damage and state senator tom patent took notice. he introduced a billing to require atms to go -- a bill to require atms to go along a brick and concrete wall in stores and lower the amount of money captain inside a machine. >> and hopef

patrick: and the joyful reunion of two young friends thousands of miles from where they started. the extra effort their families went through to make this moment >> a celebration of beer in a celebration of beer in bruges, belgium, but it's not oktoberfest. a local brewery just opened a beer pipeline. that's because it was too hard for trucks to take the beer from the brewery inside the historic the suburbs. citizens were invited to help fund the pipeline project. those who donated at least 120 euros will get free beer on their birthday for the rest of their life. he's about to head to a new team, but one nba star is offering his current town one last goodbye. patrick: dwayne wade just put up this billboard in miami, florida thanking his fans there. , the former marquette university player is moving from the miami heat to the chicago bulls this season. pope francis put on hospital scrubs today for a visit to a he blessed the babies and gave each one a medallion. pope francis later visited a hospital for the terminally ill. he said his message is that life should be cherished from

want any remembrances of her to be joyful. there have been no arrests in her killing. good news in the battle against the opioid epidemic. overdoses are dropping. last month paramedics responded to 48 overdoses. in july that number was 81 and last september it was up over 100. health experts credit an increase in awareness and drug safety programs in that city. >> late mother teresa is about to become the c saint. pope frances will canonize her on sunday. this is expected to draw people from all over the world. mother teresa known for her selfless dedication to the poor and needy. brady defends his deflate gate suspension tomorrow. the next time fanless see him is october 9th. last night he got the start passes but they lost their final preseason game 17-9. the patriots will open the season next sunday in arizona. >> the holiday weekend is here. will be decent to start. >> it will. although we're keeping a close eye here on hermione. now a tropical storm. now that is overland it is beginning the process of weakening. but still 70 mile an hour winds racing toward the no

. >> he was joyful. it's like it's like we don't see that on the campaign stump with either candidates we've got they don't seem happy to be there. he seemed happy to be there. >> governor, your the best mayor the city ever had. explain pennsylvania because the press doesn't get it. you can be in three quarters of the state but then you go to pittsburgh and philly and you're more in jersey or new york. you're in a different state. >> it's two separate and distinct states, urban and suburban versus rural and there's a lot of rural area. pennsylvania is a big state, biggest state east of the mississippi in area and they have six different tv markets. howard is right about turnout in philadelphia but key number two for democrats to carry the state is to win the suburbs by significant numbers. barack obama in 2012 carried the four suburban counties. he carried it by a margin of 120,000. hillary clinton is on a pace to triple that if the polls are correct. if she carries the suburbs by 250 and the city anywhe

her brother said denise would want any other remembrances of her to be joyful. >> she'd be much happier if this were a cookout, concert, road race, any event we could be outside and together. and of that i am sure. maria: there have been no arrests in her killing. police say they haven't stopped investigating. commitment 2016, the state over the detailed schedules from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. ed: the minute-by-minute schedules will be released before the election, in mid-october. this is an abrupt reversal from last week, when federal lawyers warned that hundreds of pages wouldn't be released until late december. donald trump and the president of mexico trading tweets after the two met in mexico city yesterday to discuss immigration. trump tweeted this morning that mexico will pay for the border mexico's president tweeting back, that will never happen. announcer: next on wcvb newscenter 5: maria: rocket blown apart. the mission lost. what this video reveals about what went wrong. >> the last laugh with gene wilder. the tribute can be a part of. >> meterologist: sti

but now we can celebrate and be joyful that, you know, they have grown and they are he walk around with a 25 week old baby that is as healthy as she is, it is pretty awesome. great to see. critical care treatment cares for 700 now borns throughout north carolina. >>> today wrapped up a day of free cat adoptions. they were able to find new homes for 50 cats and kittens of they spent the weekend tough for animals to find the right home but they are committed to making it happen. >> we know they will all find their home it is just waiting for that person, that right person and every cat has that right person. it is just some take longer to find that person. >> today was the final day for the free adoption but more cats that need homes. ifyou want to find out more, go to our web site. >>> well, a little sloppy at times but the panthers pulled out coming up, sunday sports wrap will be broken down >>> a little hot today. 11th time this month we hit 90 degrees. we have a cold front coming he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, apreligious bigot. e. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald t

it's a very joyful place. i love going every week. these people are my friends. >> we'll talk later about how our viewers perhaps can become involved in any of this work or all of the work. i think you told me previously that they also have a summer camp. >> every year. now the sisters have started running a summer camp for children and teenagers. we held church at the visitation valley it's a week long. it is focusing on prayer and on the lord and faith. giving the children that experience and fun. this year we took children to the beach on the final day of the camp. for some kids there, it's their first time ever being at the beach. also, what we started doing this year being the year of mercy, we started series of pilgrimages. we take abe bus load of people we feed on the street from the street to the cathedral. they go on pilgrimage. this has become a popular thing with the homeless community. they love going, love praying there. for us, it's become a very important ministry. >> in addition, the sisters go out to some of the paris

i need to live it joyful, no stress. >> reporr: clifton french, abc action news. woman's purse goes up in flames. take a look. you can see that smoke that comes out of the woman's pue all because of an e-cigarette battery. it happened sunday at a new jersey mall. the woman says the spare battery for her e-cigarette was the only thing in the purse pocket when it overheated. whatever happened inside of that purse caused enough heat to spark a huge flame. >>> now the most accurate weather team in >> we always look like to look at the radar. there's scattered rain out there. >> yeah. there's showers indirectly related to the tropical storm. you know, last night, 11:00, it just popped up. >> right. >> the first time that i remember a tropical storm forming over land because it actually did. it was named once it made it into florida. that's a first. it is giving us rain out there too. yet you look outside and you're like denis it looks like a it does. most of the heaviest rain is off to the north. but there are still some scattered showers and storms and they're directl

pamela said her son alfred olango was joyful and not mentally ill. was shot and killed by police after pulling an object from his pocket and pointing it at police. it ended up being an e-cigarette. the family says the shooting is unjustified. >> this killing we do not believe is justified, and we believe we must proceed with civil rights because it is very clear to us that he was attack and not given the opportunity to live. >> police have not named officers involved, but say they both have more than 21 years of experience on the force. >>> it is a staple to the holidays typically. will local dungeness crab make it to your table this winter? the california department of health has started testing samples looking for demowic acid which is toxic. it virtually shut down crab season. test results are coming back normal. crab season is set to start november 5th for recreational and november 15 for traditional crabbers. >>> one of the hottest bay area music festival is nearly set to kick out the jams. >> strictly bluegrass kicking off later today. it will

christine: it's about making a joyful noise, isn't it?arvin: christine, you see, recently decided her passion is to become a life coach, and was actually on the lookout for someone whose dreams she could help make true. ♪ god is giving me-- garvin: and taliha, who writes and sings her own gospel music, was looking for someone to help her bring it to a wider audience, people who taliha believes need her message of faith. christine: taliha and i are very similar, in a sense that we both have this thing that keeps us up at night, this thing that we wake up in the morning is the thing we think about the first moment we take a breath, an awake breath, and that is helping people. taliha: 'cause jesus was wounded-- garvin: christine and taliha now meet regularly, offering prayers and songs to passersby, and support for each other. christine has spent some of her own money to help taliha make a video, and is trying to raise more so she can record her very own album. taliha: it's a warm feelin'. it makes me feel very warm. christine: yep, me too.

. >> having a baby is a joyful event but it's neither a sickness or a vacation. so having policies that support new families that don't require them to take all oftie their vacation and sick time is the rightis thing to do for our couy employees. >> the closest county to offer thisu kind of family leave may e out again he county in pennsylvania. >> a gloomy monday out there and kind of like i felt last week. when both you and melissa left me here by myself. >> we were busy doing things melissa. >> better weather on the way. >> we're bringing about the sunshine out and a gloomy start but we definitely had a lot of rain around. now the rain is gone and we want to confirmrm on the radar with u there are no rain drops across the buckeye state. moving outside and we are looking at clouds already beginning to really breakc apart and becoming mostly clear overnight tonight paired we will have our eyes on a area of low pressure across the -- northern wisconsin and minnesota. it will dive our direction till of next rainfall amounts for most of us were quarter of an inch o

the painful, joyful, and those that help us paint a brighter picture by learning from the lessons of the past. also, our elected officials. you have difficult jobs. you are on the iron . we are an election season and we know that is difficult. the same to governor wolf. couldorry governor will not be here, here is with his family where he needs to be. we could not have this beautiful, appropriate remembrance without our partners. a family members led by reverend felton did such great work helping us work on land acquisition, planning and designing the memorial and understanding the family for spec of so important to incorporate throughout. 93, people of flight who are long-term partners of the national park service assisted with fundraising, programming, marketing, organizing volunteers. i want to give a particular shout out to the volunteers. we could not operate the facility or tell the story without you. to those who give their times and treasure, the families and friends of flight 93, please join me in giving a thank you to them. [applause] >> i also want to recognize the couldis

watching that young man bleed and throw up blood wasn't a joyful thing..."a whole city impacted... and pleading for people to realize what was taken. taken. "people are gonna miss him a lot, especially his sister and his family. people don't understand what they now -- his grave site stands as a reminder of the consequences of violence... violence..."it's going to take a community, everybody as a consequences of violence. >> will take everyone as a whole to change. >> richardson's mom says we have to be present in our children's lives and put them first so they do not have to strive for attention from others. >> i always worked and i was not at home as much as i should have been. now i would >> as the years continue to go by she asked for continue support and that aaron's memory never be forgotten. >> this year there have been three homicides and one involuntary manslaughter charge. overall richeson's mom says this year has been relatively calm. >> we are learning new details of the plea negotiations that resulted in the discovery of jacob wetterling's remains. wetterling was kidna

this was one of those times to immerse yourself in the moment joyful catholic hymns. it was all here, the flags of multiple nations, the hallelujahs, the sea of upraised smartphones, the parishioner from chapel hill. >> you witness these events probably once in history, it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: antwon quesh was sitting in the balcony where pope francis delivered his homily. he spoke of a tiny woman who in his who were spent left to die on the side of the road. our friend from chapel hill grew up in india. he never met mother teresa, but she often visited his parents home and wrote letters to his mother. >> on one of her visits my father who was suffering from cancer was cleared of cancer. >> reporter: a miracle he said, no doubt. and then last year his mother lay in hospice care on her deathbed. >> and i took mother teresa's letter and i put it on my prayed around her. two days later she began drinking normally and she lived for four months. >> reporter: a miracle he said no doubt. to elevate mother teresa to sainthood the catholic church had to rigorously

they went from being a happy joyful family where friends were going all the time to it being she and her mom on the weekend at the dinner table and they would never be a family like that again except christmas time. they would never sleep under the same roof again like they did then. and i came to find that ripping apart of families really echoed the indignity of slavery. i never thought going into the project about what that would look like having your children ripped away from you. those stories were the most meaningful part. there is one student who is a really good student and she was nine years old when the schools closed and her dad promised no matter what you will get an education and he was going to see to that. she and her brother walked three miles each way to a training center. her neighborhood school was only a mile away. the students, the white students, would pass by on the bus and spit out the window as she is walking to this church training center. they did that for two years and on and off she would ask her dad when are you going to go to a real school and he said yo

>> it was so joyful the african continent does not get stories of this nature very often we don't get to see uplifting stories with african people at the center of them very often appeared there was a feeling of drago, people are living and thriving every day and ther is a moment to say , how is your life? despite the fact you may not know where you get your ne meal that you can greet someone and it can humanize a place tha is not often get it. it's beautiful, you have a blessed careerer. >> thank you very much. lupita n'yongo stars in queen of katwe, david moss fox 8 newsy kids love to play pranks on their parents and britney spear sheet posted the video herself on twitter so we know that she ise being a good sport come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. high-tech box change the way that food

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friendly, you should stop in to meet him and kennel 11 this is a a shepherd mix in num is happy with the joyful outlook o life and he is also calm and obeys commands he is housebrokes you can see him in kennel 18. and say hello to mckay he is a seven -month-old boxer maxie is playful, likes to have a squeaky toy in plenty of sunshine stop in to see him in kennel 23. this is rose in kennel number 25 is a three world e-mail pitbull makes she loves to rela in a sunny spot and enjoys walk and snuggling,e refers to be around other dogs that are just as car and is in kennel number 20 i about this guy, he is in english springer spaniel, she is very friendly as it is billy ray, to meet him in number 62. to want to them, the number and the lucky engines will be at the shelter tomorrow with adoptable cats and kittens from noon until 3:00 p.m... whadda wallings minnesota twins faultlessly, who are you we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys

we are very joyful, and we have great emotion for her. >> efforts began two years after her death in999. >>> burning man isn't the only bonfire set for this labor day weekend. in new mexico, look at this. thousands of people gathered to burn their worries away at the burning of zozobra. people were encouraged to write down their troubles and then stuff it inside this puppet before it goes on fire. some contribute police reports or medical records, some they would like to see go up in smoke. the tradition is more than 300 years old. >>> president obama touched down in china today. the trip got off to a rocky start with heated words between the white house and aid there. >> reporter: in his 11th and final presidential trip to the pacific, he will take part in his final g-20 meeting. they displayed some tension at the airport. chinese officials demanding their white house counterparts ban photographers to mark the president's arrival in a foreign country. even susan rice was temporarily denied access to the president. they managed to carve out some moments of calm during a night time wa

the significance of the death-- for this military family plus-- it was a joyful moment for this military man and one canine. we'll show you the awesome reunion-- just ahead. carl is lighting up the way to the china lights event at the botanical gardens... ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. easy to use chase technology kramp live nicole: you might want to think twice before getting rid of that bacon grease or extra bit of bread. ===== rob: a chef is here with some ways you can use the parts of food you normally throw away. ===== nicole: plus -- how well can we pair up famous people with their equally famous parents? ===== rob: gino is back to put us to the test -- and he comes bearing gifts! ===== to win "money monster" -- next on real milwaukee. a milwaukee family -- experiencing more than their fair share of tragedy. they lost a son in afghanistan nearly one year ago. now ... they've lost a second son. fox six's jenna sachs with what happened. nats for the family of a soldier ... burial at arlington national cemetery brings both honor and family laid to rest 2

having a baby is a joyful than that it's neither sickness or vacation. hard and policies that support new families that don't require them to take other vacation andn do for our county employees.plo >> the closest kenny to offer this family might just be in pennsylvania. still to clumpmp counted around with serious consequences. please taken a tough stance on anyone looking to dress up and constantly anda secure peoplee inside it their investigation programs sharing for naturally with tom hanks what happened this is a key moment for the run in the white house. especially many of the keyhe battleground states like the they make votes authorities there were undecided they also want to energize their base is current supporters who is best to steer the economy. >> i think it's important to look at what we needthin to do o get the economy going again.ga new jobsi with rising incomes investments not amortize cuts that would add $5 trillion to the debt that you have nothing. but i do ao book about it is called stronger together it at thet bookstore orhe an airp

we are very joyful. a great emotion for her. >> mother teresa was born in 1910, two albanian parents and modern-day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there are on monday it will be 19 years since mother teresa died. >>> back at home, the albanian cultural garden is hosting a canonization ceremony for mother teresa at 12:30 pm. of the garden contains a 7 foot high bronze statue of mother teresa herself. >> i am sure we will be there. thank you. labor day weekend. i know that people have a lot of outdoor plans. the question is, will rain be in the question? >> here is the good news. absolutely not. in fact, we are going to see so much sunshine today my big worry is that folks will be like it is nice and cool outside and i can leave the sunscreen at home and not think about it. that is not the case. if you are going to the cleveland national airshow later on this morning into this afternoon, please make sure that you are applying pl o this morning there i

my heart literally just stopped and it was just so joyful. >> some of those games came down to the final minutes of play, much like devlin taking on evergreen. a great turnout by the student section for this ranked match that ties the game 1-1 in the second half. it's calmly chipped over the keeper for the score, and now a 2-1 lead, but they don't have the win just yet. evergreen would tie it late in the game, so they would go into overtime. the keeper makes the initial save, but it's put in the back of the >> first inning, the golden eagles looking to get on the board first. gonzalez slaps one down the line. mounts vista leads 1-0. grizzlies' pitcher was solid all day. she struck out several batters. but she doesn't have an answer for gonzalez. once again the junior comes through with a big-time hit. that scores a run and then she after an error in the outfield. mount vista goes on to win it. >> the first set was all rangeview. dakota ridge had great plays, including this one for an eagles point. on the other side, a vicious kill seconds after the serve. raiders win the first set 25- 17

leading to a joyful reunion. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. ye fall, and it felt like it with a chilly ne breeze to 25 mph keeping temps in the 60s and lower 70s. this morning is clear and cool with lows near 60 along the lake, but lower 50s in the inland areas. today with highs in the low to mid 70s, low humidity, and a light easterly breeze. tonight is another clear and chilly night with lows in the 50s and a calm wind.the comfortable air will continue on saturday with lots of sun, highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows in the warmer and more humid with highs near 80, and labor day is partly cloudy and humid with highs in the lower 80s and a few isolated afternoon showers. as we say goodbye to summer, the great weather here in se wisconsin will be the same for northern wisconat the cottage during the long holiday weekend. next week will feel like summer with highs in the mid 80s, high humidity, and scattered incident free dry roads light traffic typical drive times at this hour speeds are at or above postedhe

. >> i like the possibility to win and to develop into a similarly cohesive joyful group that we have had before. >> reporter: the season brings a new cast of characters. get used to zaza and david west and others. the national attention will be there. the warriors know, at the end of the season, it's the last time that group will be together. then a new group has to develop the chemistry. >> i will start to learn the new names. durant. >>> outside our doors this afternoon we are feeling like fall. the first day of fall arrives tomorrow at 7:21. we are going to continue with the pattern for a few days then we get warm. right now 61 san francisco. 60s in oakland. 69 in livermore. 72 in san jose. many of our inland east bay locations have dropped off a few degrees this afternoon from yesterday. this is the system that is ruling our pattern. the onshore breeze is picking up and the wind gusts at 20 to 30 miles per hour. the onshore breeze and the cool weather in place, you can see the sierra picking up the rain. this is through the evening hours. we had a few sprinkles reported this morn

once traded, but also hundreds of thousands of americans of all .olors and creeds once marched how joyful it is that the story takes its rightful place alongside jefferson who declared our independence and washington who made it real and alongside lincoln who saved our union. the g.i.'s defended it, alongside the new monuments to a outward, summoning howo that mountaintop -- righteous it is we tell the story here. for almost eight years, i have been blessed with the extraordinary honor of serving office and time and again -- [applause] time and again i have flown low over this small on marine one, often with michelle and our and president clinton, president bush, laura, they will tell you, it is an incredible site. across theght washington monument it feels like you can reach out and touch it. at and at night if you turn the other way, you do not just see the lincoln memorial. it is lit up and you can see the spirit glowing from that building. and we do not have many trips left. but over the years, i have always been comforted as i have watched this museum rise from into this remarkable t

she said her son was joyful and not mentally ill. he was shot and killed after pulling out an object from his pocket and pointed it at police. that object ended up being-cigarette and his family and friends says that shooting is unjustified. >> this killing we do not believe is justified and we believe we must proceed with civil rights because it is very close to us. he was attacked. he was not given the opportunity to live. >> police have not named the officers involved but they say they both have more than 21 years of experience on the police force. >>> if tragedy strikes and jurenovich stu you're stuck in a train crash what do you do? we will answer important questions where the safest place too sit on a train in case there's a crash, then how do you get out alive. >> in this latest accident, chaos. >> loud sleeks. people just screaming for their lives. >> passengers just scrambling to make it out alive. >> you just heard the screaming in the first cart. they were trapped and couldn't get out. >> so would you know how to get out i

to sort of just be able to -- i don't know, it's, like, oh, gosh, so many -- >> i think you meant joyful, happy. excited. >> i was speechless. i didn't have -- i had no words. >> well, the home team, as you call it, francisco is an amazing group of people. you have so many people in your tent with you now. >> can i tell you, you're totally in. need anybody once you got rocky. >> honestly, you know, the most important thing is like, you know, when we were in the morning, that morning, you know, i told brianna, listen, you know, whatever happens, good or bad, you know, we're home team. you know, it's us four and nothing else is going to matter. >> those are the very words i took from the letter that rocky sent and we've written a song for you, my friend, david friedman and i, called "the home team." show. they're getting ready to sing. >> how amazing. it's a special song written for brianna and her family coming up after this. >>> everything is amazing, it could be the smallest ice crystal, the biggest cloud. >> what does, it's amazing out there mean to me? >> it means looking up and being

it was his joyful personality that will be missed the most. >> and when it's raining like this, he made the sunshine for that person individually. >> uh-huh. >> and so, we just miss him and love him to death and hate it took him so soon. >> school officials say before moment of silence and a balloon release to honor him. reporting from euclid, nick foley, newschannel 5. >>> thank you. and dozens of car windows and businesses shot out leaving a trail of shattered glass across two cities. the damage done with a bb gun. dozens of people are left with a cleanup and huge repair bills. the fairport harbor police say the windows of 28 cars and five businesses were shot out and you see it painesville had 35 reports of damage and there were no arrests. >>> and some news breaking overnight. early this morning, and this happened at the convenient food mart and about 4 this morning and family members telling news 5 that the atm was mini van was left in the parking lot running and right now, police have not terrence, this is just getting old here and there is now a proposal for a new state law to he

. >> my dad was very joyful, passionate man that had a really big heart. >> we want to go back to our top stor we have just learned that a douglas county deputy was shot and is in critical condition. the suspect in this case was shot and killed. let's listen in. >> we can give you folks additional information. >> i want to respect the privacy of the deputy but can you tell us how long he has been with the department and what he is dealing with right now? >> this deputy has been with us for some time. that's all i'm going to say. there are still members of his able to notify so other than that, we are still scrambling to try to get information to critical members of his family. >> is the suspect, did he shoot at civilians as well? >> that, i don't have any information. i know that he engaged officers at two different locations. one is sierra vista and the other one just right behind us. and i don't know if he civilian shot a suspect. can you confirm that? >> i can't confirm that information. >> any other injuries to anyone else, the law enforcement or the public? >> no one el was injur

she is back on the trail trying to hit the ground running, show that she is excited to be there, joyful fun and healthy, as that is what we will see a focus from her. david: it is time now for the bloomberg's miss flash -- bloomberg business flash. pt medco power indonesia is joining the bidding process. you will ever is considering company, thet household product company cofounded by actress jessica alba -- unilever is considering joining honest company. the pilots union of lufthansa , andalks over pay, pension benefits have failed. lufthansa on watch for a possible credit downgrade. that is your business flash upgrade. -- update. julie hyman is looking at stock news. julie: a few miscellaneous movers we have not gotten to. debbie w grainger is one of the worst performers in the s&p 500 grainger.ww today thatlyst says the long shadow of amazon business has been a growing since it grainger ever got into the business. the analyst is citing a redacted , whiche court testimony cited grainger as a direct competitor and direct target of amazon. we are also looking at a couple of health care

family members said it was joyful personality that will be missed the most. >> when it's raining like this, he made the sun shine for the person individually. and we just miss him and love him to death and hate they had to take him so soon. >> and tonight's game is scheduled to start at 7:00 and school officials say before the game, they will have a moment of silence and a balloon release for him here at the foley, news 5. >> it you. >>> dozens of car windows and businesses shot out and leaving a trail of shattered glass. and the damage done with a bb gun and fairport harbor police saying the windows of 28 cars and five businesses were shot out and you seat it here up the road. painsville, 35 reports of damage. and so far, no arrests. >>> and another smash-and-grab. that is out in two days and this is the convenient food mart at the corner of west 59th and detroit. the family saying around 4 this morning, a stolen minivan smashed into the front door there and the crooks took the atm and this is happening every day in cleveland and getting old, terrence and there is now clean up the me