. >> and to help tell that story our own leann. has a role in the premiere playing what else, a reporter? >> it i >> it's amazing job. >> i'm very proud of you. >> oh god. >> nicely done leann and even without her on the show it's still one of our summer obsessions. and now cat graham is going to help you with your summer style. thmpe vadiire aries star is breaking down her dos and don'ts in tonight's fashion fix. >> i'm somebody who literally on every carpet and every interview i look like a different person. >> we love how kat is also switching up her look just as much as her first summer fashion do. >> any trends that yo excited to wear? >> i think it's more like a palate for me versus like actual styles. i'm doing pastel colors and enjoying those for spring and in the summer i'll wear more w and nude. >> and turn your don'ts into dos. that works for your body. i always wear a lot of crop tops and high waisted pencil skirts and elongate your legs. >> and don't forget, super expensive. >> i might lose my glasses or sit on them. i

hood, his wife, leanne, had his back. he calls her his hero. >> i'm glad he thinks of me that way.t's really neat. i don't think i have done anything special either. we just do what we have to do. >> reporter: raising their son, alex, just 6 years old, fell largely to leanne. >> i miss him. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: as volesky rose through the ranks, two more deployments to iraq would come. >> we're flying north. >> reporter: -- along with one to afghanistan. >> what do you want to do when you grow up? >> reporter: we've joined him on every one of them. how many years away from home? >> i'm not sure how long away. we've been on a -- the volesky family has been almost one year gone, one year at home, with some exceptions. >> reporter: for the voleskys, there is little choice. they've chosen a life of service. >> it's a ride you -- wouldn't -- you couldn't forget even if you wanted to. >> reporter: and alex, that little boy volesky had to leave behind so often, he's close to six feet tall today. about to graduate from high school. another event his father will have t

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and it could give the federal reserve just what it needs to raise interest rates again at potential leanne earlier date than wall street expects and that's exactly what the markets did not like. the dow jones industrial average dropped to 17,529. the nasdaq fell 59. and the s&p 500 was off 19. mary thompson has more on today's stock slide. >> reporter: the catalyst for the decline, some hotter than expected data on consumer prices as well as nonvoting members between the federal reserve who said the two to three rate hikes this year would not be unreasonable. >> we'll have a great discussion and get a lot more data between now and then and do more homework and analysis. >> i'm at this stage sort of inconclusive on how i'm going to be thinking about june but i wouldn't take it off the table. >> the comments are raising expectations that central banks could move as soon as this summer to raise interest rates and consumer stocks decline on wall street today and the gains we saw in the energy sector, thanks in parts to continued gains in oil prices with oil finishing above $48 a barrel. it was

leanne wants her four-year-old son derek to take part even though he's probably not old enough to fully understand why. >> good job, bud. >> just the importance of paying honor to those who have served our country as well as being here to pay honor to his poppy. >> poppy was his grant father robert bliss 13 years in the marine corps. including a stint in vietnam. he died last year at the age of 78. like many veterans of his generation, bliss spoke little of his war time service. >> there wasn't a sense he wanted a pat on the back for having served his country or anything like that. it was just what he felt was important to do. >> reporter: midway through this flag planting ceremony the bliss family slips away from the group to find poppy's gravesite. they want to make sure they are the ones to plant this flag. >> good job. his widow marty remembers the sacrifice they all made. >> he was proud to be there. to do his job. and that's where he was supposed to be, and, you know, he left me and two babies at home. we all manage. we all manage. it work out. >> reporter: did he what he had to d

. >> her aunt leanne spoke with us last night outside of a public service for her niece held at st. paul u ame church the vick tip's aunt tells us they are anxiously eight waiting answers as are many others in the community. >> we're all very upset by this and can't believe it happened. she was a sweet girl. >> really really hit home because it could have well well have been my child as well. so i wanted to make sure we came to show our support and love. >> reporter: there is a lot of support for the frances joyner family people continue to contribute to a memorial outside of howard high. benjamin vazquez of wilmington didn't know the victim or her family but he has four children and wanted to stop by to pay his respects. >> mylar goes out to their familiar much as a parent, i couldn't handle it. i would go crazy. >> reporter: definitely a lot of support for the francis joyner family entire community waiting on justice. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, jennifer. >>> new new jersey education officials this week will launch a series of hearings to discuss whether middle and hi

leanne? >> of course, bernie sanders waiting on edge for the results of the primary in west virginia. earlier, sanders told them he had to win the future primaries but that he had to win big over hillary clinton. >> thank you. >> bernie sanders showed his persona walking down college avenue, greeting supporters. it was a visit few expected but many hoped for. sanders is making california a priority, a state he hopes to win. if hillary clinton is dominating the count, sanders told reporters he's the only one that can beat republican contender donald trump. >> what every poll shows is we need a bunch coming out today is that against donald trump, bernie sanders is a significantly stronger candidate. >> word sanders would show up started as a possibility which spread on social media. >> i did see that on facebook and i knew this is going to be crazy. i purposely came down early for this. >> this sanders supporter continues to reach out to the african american community of oakland. >> they seem t

leanne? >> of course, bernie sanders waiting on edge for the results of the primary in west virginia. earlier, sanders told them he had to win the future primaries but that he had to win big over hillary clinton. >> thank you. >> bernie sanders showed his persona walking down college avenue, greeting supporters. it was a visit few expected but many hoped for. sanders is making california a priority, a state he hopes to win. if hillary clinton is dominating the count, sanders told reporters he's the only one that can beat republican contender donald trump. >> what every poll shows is we need a bunch coming out today is that against donald trump, bernie sanders is a significantly stronger candidate. >> word sanders would show up started as a possibility which spread on social media. >> i did see that on facebook and i knew this is going to be crazy. i purposely came down early for this. >> this sanders supporter continues to reach out to the african american community of oakland. >> they seem t

leanne?> it's been a peaceful rally with many family members and friends wearing white tee shirts. you can see, let's say -- they say justice for james greer. >> it was a gathering to remember the 46-year-old james greer, who died two years ago, following a dui traffic stop. in this video, he's seen cooperating with officers as greer is given a sobriety test. he tells police he has a stomach hernia and knee injury. then, he takes steps back from police. that is when officers pulled him down. police were unable to handcuff greer, who weighed 380 pounds. greer was tased and restrained. police had him on the ground and officers noticed something wrong. the. >> you can see his lips look blue and discolored. >> greer died at the hospital an hour later. the medical examiner determined he died exerting himself while under the influence of p.c.p. the district attorney only investigates a death when police fired a weapon. the family is pushing the county to change that. >> and in this case, the distri

leanne? >> it's been a peaceful rally with many family members and friends wearing white tee shirts. you can see, let's say -- say justice for james greer. >> it was a gathering to remember the 46-year-old james greer, who died two years ago, following a dui traffic stop. in this video, he's seen cooperating with officers as greer is given a sobriety test. he tells police he has a stomach hernia and knee injury. then, he takes steps back from police. that is when officers pulled him down. police were unable to handcuff greer, who weighed 380 pounds. greer was tased and restrained. police had him on the ground and officers noticed something wrong. the. >> you can see his lips look blue and discolored. >> greer died at the hospital an hour later. the medical examiner determined he died exerting himself while under the influence of p.c.p. the district attorney only investigates a death when police fired a weapon. the family is pushing the county to change that. >> and in this case, the district

leanne?rse, bernie sanders waiting on edge for the results of the primary in west virginia. earlier, sanders told them he had to win the future primaries but that he had to win big over hillary clinton. >> thank you. >> bernie sanders showed his persona walking down college avenue, greeting supporters. it was a visit few expected but many hoped for. sanders is making california a priority, a state he hopes to win. if hillary clinton is dominating the count, sanders told reporters he'sh

leanne? >> this came as a surprise to many. some had given up on the idea this would be an art center. that changed and this morning, the announcement of who would lead that endeavor. proponents talked about having an art center. >> i am going to be the man that makes this happen. >> the next stage of the art center development at 1:35. >> 57,000 children are going to be touched. >> the plan consists of an art institute. in addition, the high school will move to this location. $300 million will come from three previous bonds. >> part of it is going to be through a capitol campaign. harris once districted the school of the arts before given that name. then, he left to head the oakland school of the arts. now, he returns to san francisco. >> this is fantastic now closer to becoming a reality. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> facebook gets credit for a boost in voter registration. monday, a reminder about voting started showing up. the day, nearly 150,000 people registered to vote. it's the second highest total since the state star

leanne? >> this came as a surprise to many. some had given up on the idea this would be an art center. that changed and this morning, the announcement of who would lead that endeavor. proponents talked about having an art center. >> i am going to be the man that makes this happen. >> the next stage of the art center development at 1:35. >> 57,000 children are going to be touched. >> the plan consists of an art institute. in addition, the high school will move to this location. $300 million will come from three previous bonds. >> part of it is going to be through a capitol campaign. harris once districted the school of the arts before given that then, he left to head the oakland school of the arts. now, he returns to san francisco. >> this is fantastic and i is now closer to becoming a reality. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> facebook gets credit for a boost in voter registration. monday, a reminder about voting started showing up. the day, nearly 150,000 people registered to vote. it's the second highest total since the state s

leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> the case of a missing millbrae man is sadly now a homicide investigation. the body found was nick green. he was last seen at the pancake house. he went to meet with his ex-we to discuss custody issues of their children. his body was found last wednesday. shefrt the sheriff's office made that announcement today. >> obviously that information wasn't anything any of us wanted to hear. for now, this case has taken a turn and is now being investigated as a homicide. >> investigators say there are no suspects at this time, but they do have leads in the case. green's family and friends released a statement on facebook thanking everyone for their immense support, warm thoughts and continued prayers. >>> san francisco's city administrator is releasing a statement that led to the arrest of 25 people. the rally was 100 strikers who were denying police in the city. protesters refused to leave city hall after closing time. a spokesperson said the vandals have not been arrested. >>> google laid out its latest devices and developments. here's what's worth looking out for

the investigation centers around chinese businessman wang when leanne. he donated $120,000 to mcauliffe's gubernatorial campaign and donated $2 million to the clinton foundation this year. late this morning, governor mcauliffe responded to questions about the fbi investigation class absolutely there's no wrongdoing allegations that have been made , if you read the story yesterday they got some questions about a donor. my legal team that this individual, he's been a green card owner since 2007 so we're very confident. reporter: foreign nationals are prohibited from donating to us political campaigns but when as permanent us residents that is here. he is head of a company that ships soybeans through virginia point. this $2 million pledge to the clinton foundation has raised questions because he's closely connected to the chinese government as a member of the national people's congress and he is a contractor who has helped build chinese embassies. mcauliffe denied today that his position in the clinton foundation may have felt secure campaign contributions

. >> rose: typical kins leann analysis. >> you start out wanting things. >> rose: material things. >> the famous bumper stiblger-- sticker, he who dies with the most stuff wins. >> rose: yeah. >> but ask somebody five minutes before they die would they trade all of the mazzeratti and everything else for more time. >> rose: right. >> they would say yes. so. >> more time with their family. >> right. so maybe it's not things, it's life expectancy. but then you think. >> you live longer. >> but then you think some more, what good is life expectancy if you have lost your marbles. >> rose: right. >> and so what you really want is a long life with your cognition in tact. and then you think well, you're going to be dead longer than you were alive. >> rose: yes. >> and what really matters is the reputation you leave behind. >> rose: that's what stays and lives a lot longer than you have. >> yes. an in there, a canadian scholar wrote a book last year in which she-- in which she said that jane kus-- austen was nothing special but that she had people working for her. she had like pr forces workin

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host: let's go to the democratic line, we had -- leann in west virginia. caller: thank you for speaking with me. i am a registered democrat. i would like to say i love my country. we have some of the best workers in the state of west virginia. i have to brag. a sad this point, it is day for people trying to vote today because i feel like it is island ande on an only have two things to choose from to eat. a pile of horse crap and a pile of chicken crap. people need to get back to morals and go with their heart. don't listen to all the lies. is always the same thing. it is just a different face. we need to help one another. we need to get our country back in better shape than it was. it is not about judging the last president or a future president. we all need to work together as a team. it seems like a sad day for election time now. it is really sad what is going on in this country. host: thanks for calling. michael in lancaster, pennsylvania, you are next. caller: i would like to comment. i was disturbed by a lot of things donald trump said about the media