and michael vick shows it's -- us the tribute. >> reporter: they say he was killed by falling tree debris after crews dropped fire retardant. today, he was remembered as a father, husband, firefighter and friend. a solemn procession began this morning services for the battalion chief in a small town near salt lake city. he served as a firefighter for 20 years. >> the fire procession is said to be noble. i believe that 100%. it takes a more noble man to fill the role. and there was none in my mind more nobleen mapped. eras 42 ye old, he leaves behind a wife and son. he was one of five sent from draper to help battle the largest wildfire in california history. the mendocino complex fire, he was hit by a he and the fire zone one week ago today, then taken to the hospital and died. his body was flown back to utah last week to a hero's welcome. local firefighters have kept watch over his body around the clock at the funeral home. his family wrote his eulogy and delivered it today. >> you had a way of helping us see what was possible. what we might be be -- be capable of even if we had to suffe

>> he was moved from what is sually called the vip suite, previously used by michael vick when he wased with animal fighting self-year ining sever. this is an area that helps keep vips from being given grief bot her inmates. >> there were lines to get in, as that you don't often see at the federal courthouse. this is going to be a long drawn out process. there's a mcdonald trial in richmond, and those jurors have to go through a tedious amount of work. for those average folks at home, few may get bored after hours of this. >> you can get bored after a fee mi in federal court. but these matters are important to be handled meticulously. >>> let's talk about tyson's it's been 50 years, can you believe it, since a little corner store in the middle of a peach grove gave way to skyscrapers. david, you talk a lot of people down memory road with your piece about themall's development over the past century. >> my favorite anecdote came from photo journalist john casey who grew up in falls church, he remembers his dad being one of the first employees at tyson's corner when it first opened. his

vick to oquendo on the case again tonight from florida. >> reporter: tonight, a florida prosecutor deciding this fatal shooting outside a convenience store was manslaughter. police arresting michael drejka for the death of markeis mcglockton. for weeks, members of the community has called for justice. >> michael drejka, period point-blank, is a cold blooded murderer. and he took markeis' life without a second thought. >> reporter: it all started when drejka confronted mcglockton's girlfriend for parking in a handicap spot while he was inside. when mcglockton comes outside, he see the argument and shoves drejka, who then pulls out a gun and opens fire. the father of three is seen here stumbling back into the store. his 5-year-old son watching him die. >> it's a memory that's always going to with my 5-year-old. my three kids will be without a father. >> reporter: drejka claimed self-defense under florida's controversial stand your ground law. and the sheriff refused to charge him. >> under these circumstances, we can not make an arrest. >> reporter: now the sheriff saying he supports the state attorney's decision. mcglockton's family hopeful. >> when i got the news today, obviously

vicks sinex... breathe on. >>> as the president ramps up his offensive against robert mueller he's also speaking out about the ongoing federal investigation into his former lawyer michael cohen. trump's long time chief financial officer allen weisselberg, this man, has been granted immunity in exchange for about the president's hush money payment to cohen. >> 100% he didn't. he's a wonderful guy. it was a very limited little period of time. >> bloomberg reports that the very limited little period of time refers to weisselberg's cooperation with prosecutors. there's also new reporting from "the new york times" tonight that trump and michael cohen may have tried to buy more than those women's silence. quote, he and his lawyer at the time, michael d. cohen, devised a plan to buy up all the dirt on mr. trump that the national enquirer and his its parent company had collected on him dating back to the 1980s, according to several of mr. trump's associates. "the seattle times" reports that it was never finalized and adds it was hinted at in a secret recording released last month of cohen and trump discussing the pay offs. meanwhile the president's attorney rudy giuliani tells