russia mourns the victims of the suicide bombers bombing another time that belies of six people with witnesses describing a scene of carnage or report from volgograd on the aftermath on the career of jihad it's at the center of this whole. also on the program death from the sky. the u.s. must explain why these people have been killed. mr international slams america's drawing board in pakistan condemning the regular civilian casualties as nothing short of war crimes. one of the richest countries of the world are living in a type of war zone the u.k.'s most vulnerable are in danger of being left out and because of the charges protecting them are threatened with closure. international news and comment live from moscow this is with me. hello and welcome to the program. three days of mourning have been declared in the russian city of volgograd after monday's suicide bombing aboard a parked bus witnesses described a nightmarish scene of body parts and blood it survivors left in shock and able to comprehend what had just happened the blast killed six and injured some fifty people there and

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there were people mourning the loss of andy lopez. you could see the memorial behind me with stuffed animals. they are still in shock considering the rifle he was holding doesn't even appeal to be real. santa rosa police say 13-year- old andy lopez was carrying this ak47 assault rifle just after 3:00 tuesday afternoon. you could see the replica looks like a real ak47 with the lighter finish on the left. when the deputies saw him walking through the neighborhood with it, they stopped their patrol car ducked behind the door and demanded he put it down. >> he began to turn toward his right in the direction of the deputy. he moved the gun toward the deputy and he was fearful he would be shot. >> reporter: one of the deputies shot cruz. a hand gun was found on his waist band. >> everybody loses in this situation. it is tragic. >> reporter: at one point when mourners were out here they started chanting justice for cruz. obviously tensions are high between the people and the sheriff's department. an autopsy will be conducted tomorrow. . >> y

a community mourns a teenager shot and killed by a deputy. the steady stream of people paying their respects. >>> a man suspected of shooting several northern california officers is behind bars tonight what we're learning about his past and the actions he's said to have taken that put people in danger. >>> their message is loud and clear. protestors march against the government's surveillance program. and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. members of a north bay community are mourning a 13- year-old boy shot and killed by a deputy while carrying a replica rifle. this week people expressed outrage over the killing. now things have taken a more somber tone. kpix 5's don knapp is in santa rosa where the memorial is growing. don? >> reporter: that's right ann. from the moral outrage and anger that we saw earlier in the week people have come here today respectingly and quietly to the place where andy lopez died to remember him and mourn. flowers, candles and cards continue to mount at this memorial for 13-year-old andy lopez. investigators say the

. >>> hundreds of people gathered in santa rosa to mourn the death of andy lopez. kpix 5's andria borba reports a funeral was held for the 13- year-old shot and killed while carrying a pellet gun. >> reporter: carried by friends and family his body was ushered into resurrection church in santa rosa with soft spanish hymns. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and the heartbreak of an entire community. >> all the songs that were there gave you a little punch in the heart. >> it's the story of all the people. >> reporter: inside the church a standing room only crowd came to pay their respects and find peace with andy's death last week. >> i think that maybe being here in church might consolidate you for a few minutes, but then the nightmare just will never go away ever. >> reporter: many at the mass knew the teen. >> they took away one of my friends from his parents and from my life. >> reporter: for others, andy's face was a stranger in the crowd until his death. now the 13-year-old a symbol of violence heading too close to home. >> heart-wrenching. it was very heart-wrenching h

. >>> outside boston a community is mourning the loss of a young teacher who was murdered at school, and this morning one of her students just 14 years old is held for her killing. we have the story from massachusetts. >> at the high school an outpouring of support and emotion. students coming together to mourn a young teacher, 24-year-old colleen witnesseser. >> she was also making everybody else's day better than hers, whether she was happy or not she was always up lifting to all the students there. >> it happened tuesday night, one of her students is charged with murder. chism moved here earlier from tennessee, and he was on the soccer team. >> he just seemed normal. >> if police know why she was killed, they are not saying just yet. >> colleen dedicated her life to better our town and our community. >> she had been teaching just two years but was popular with students and parents and often wearing homework assignments and words of inspirations on twitter, and she said find something good in every day. as they deal with grief, they are having a hard time doing that now. >>> later

his fans across the nation and here at home are mourning the loss of this literary giant. ♪ [ music ]> reporter: as one of the most successful writers of military and political writers of all times, tom clancy kept readers on the edge of their seats. news of his death at just 66 years old, has shocked fans around the world and particularly here at home. >> it's a huge shock. i think fans are going to feel a real sense of sadness. >> reporter: clancy was a minority owner in the orioles, throwing out the first pitch in 1994. >> when i get involved in something, i get involved in it. that's my team now. i gotta go there and watch and make sure they do it right. >> reporter: orioles owner peter angelos said, tom, a praud baltimorean, was a devoted marylander, a treasured friend and owner of the group. he will be missed. but long am remembered. >> what an honor really it is for us to have this literary icon. >> reporter: then loyola college, where he was commencement speaker in 1986. he was a former insurance agent, who went on to write 28 novels. >> the whole point of any kind of art work

>> a day of mourning when hundreds more remain missing. a standoff at cali - migrants from syria are refusing to budge after taking part of a ferry terminal in northern france. and d-day for former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi could lose his seat in the senate following years of corruption and scandal. those are the latest news headlines this friday. a day of national mourning has been declared in italy for the migrants killed traveling to the island from north africa. at least 130 people died when their boat capsized but 200 more are still missing. the incident has put european immigration regulations in the spotlight with a chorus of calls to open more legal ways to come to europe. this is not the first migrant disaster in recent years. >> scenes like this have become commonplace in southern europe particularly on the italian coast. 25,000 refugees are thought to have drowned in the mediterranean and the last 20 years. 2000 died in 2011 and 1700 last year. a report released finds that italy must do more to tackle the worsenin

a community mourns a teenagert and killed by a deputy. steady stream of people payg their respects. a man suspected of shooting several northern california officers is behind bars. tot what we're learning about h past... and the actions he's said to have taken... t put so many people in dange a bay area police chief cred with helping stop violent crime... gets ready to step down. how he'll take his lol experience to the national level. kpix 5 news is next. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. ,,,, female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ a north bay community is mourning a 13- year-ol

she's going through. >> long after andy was taken back to the funeral home and his family left to mourn in private, the crowd stayed, offering prayers for child who could have been their own. >> stop, stop, please, no more. >> reporter: the funeral was today. the burial has not yet been scheduled. >>> earlier today, more than a thousand people, team, friends, and students from local middle and high schools, marched to the sheriff's office in santa rosa to protest andy's killing. >>> well, a california lawmaker wants to reintroduce a bill that would require all toy guns to look like toys. state senator kevin deleon on the left there originally made that proposal back in 2011. he wants the guns to be translucent or brightly colored. the nr & some toy companies fought that proposal, and it never passed. we asked him about that. >> i would imagine the people who make these toy guns say the point is for them to look real, and no one wants a gun that's bright pink, bright yellow, or bright orange. what do you say to that? >> we're talking about children's lives that have been cut down short b

students coming together to mourn a young teacher, 24-year-old colleen ritzer, a math instructor who was killed and left in some woods just yards from her classroom. >> she was always making everyone else's day better than hers whether she was happy or not, very uplifting to all of the students there. >> reporter: it happened tuesday night. one of ritzer's students, 14-year-old philip chism is charged with murder. the criminal complaint says a police interview with chism and security video at the school led them to charge him with the crime. chism moved here recently from tennessee. classmates say he was on the soccer team. >> he just seemed normal. there was a lot of quiet people in our school. we didn't expect anything light, though. no one did. >> reporter: if police know why ritzer was killed, they are not saying just yet. >> colleen dedicated her life to bet you are our town and our children in the community. our thoughts and prayers are with her family during this tragic time. >> reporter: ritzer had been teaching just two years but was popular with parents and students often s

. >> tonight, family, friends and co-workers mourn the loss of those two b.a.r.t. employees.y held two candle light vigils, this one at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station and the other the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. we'll continue to follow the investigation on abc 7 news. you can find updates on abc 7 news bay area. b.a.r.t. trains will not run tomorrow as the strike continues. for now, there are no talks scheduled. however, b.a.r.t. unions say they've offered a new proposal. they would believe it would compromise on allowing new technology in the workplace without compromising safety. b.a.r.t. hasn't responded to the offer. tomorrow the board of directors will hold a meeting to discuss negotiations. b.a.r.t. said it would like to resart talks but only with a mediator. the strike has put a strain on the bay area's other means of transportation such as ferrys. j nearly doubled. officials are planning for another huge increase in ridership tomorrow. here are options for those who rely on b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is providing charter buss from nine stayings starting at 5:00 a.m. ca

. >> she's mourning her losses here. >> mourning the losses of the sailors.s fun to have fleet. >>> you know what we have in place? pier 39 decided to have a celebration instead. this is what we saw from our kpix studios. oh, awe. and host a fire works display in san francisco. and i have to tell you weather wise, it's better than the 4th of july and have the return of the marine layer. october is known for clarity and a beautiful display of fire works. average high in san francisco is 70 degrees. at this hour it is 69 and the humidity is at 23%. meanwhile, already cooled down to 55 in santa rosa. that will be one of the coolest locations in the overnight hours. highs today about a ten degree span from the mid coast through the mid 80s around the bay and low to mid 80s east of the bay. average high is around mid 70s. 55 overnight in willow glen, and back into the valley. 53 in vallejo backing all the way through american canyon. upper 40s. now our headlines, for tonight through tomorrow, cloud less tonight. a starry sky hchlt and we have a big time cool down

the nation declares state of mourning. >>> there will be no decision on a winter world cup qatar 2022>>> syrian president says turkey will pay a heavy price for supporting rebels fighting to overturn him. >>> a car chase in washington, d.c. turns deadly. ♪ >>> first, drivers are continuing to search for over 200 african migrants missing. 127 people are now declared dead and that somebody is expected to rise. the boat set sail and almost completed its journey when it went down. >> italy's coast guard has released this video after a boat carrying migrants sank off of the coast of lapaduska on friday. after the vessel started taking on water, someone lit a fire to get the attention of passing ships. but the flames spread and passengers surged to one side causing the boat to capsize. a fisherman described what he saw. >> translator: at dawn it seemed i could hear screams. he thought it was sea gulls, but my friend said he need to go out to see, so we started sailing out and the scene was dramatically. all of these people crying with their arms raised calling for help. we picked up 47 of t

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ a north bay community is mourning a 13- year-old boyt >>>d evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a north bay community is mourning a 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a deputy while carrying a toy rifle. earlier this week, there were outraged proests and now don knapp reports that things have taken a more somber tone. [ no audio ] >> reporter: flowers candles and cards continue to mount at this memorial for 13-year-old andy lopez. investigators say the boy did not comply tuesday when order to throw down his air soft gun. he was killed here in a hail of bullets from the gun of an experienced sonoma county deputy sheriff. >> that is with we get. -- what we get. just outrageous. >> we used to play air soft guns right here when we were little kids you know when we were young. >> the kid who got hilled. he's going to miss christmas and halloween. >> reporter: the deputy fired eight times in ten seconds, seven bullets hit lopez. the number of shots fired is not unusual according to craig guise who trains police officers for high stress situations. >> an

instead they're mourning the death of a member of their family.the team's reaction after the break. >>> the san francisco 49ers are mourning the sudden death of the team's physician this morning. now, we just learned 43-year-old doctor daniel garza died in his home tuesday night. the cause of death is still under investigation. now, in addition to treating the 9ers, garza was an assistant professor at stanford university and also an orthopedic surgeon. he was also a leading researcher on concussions in athletes. late last night the 49ers released this statement. it says, "we are saddened to learn dr. dan garza died unexpectedly tuesday. our sincerest thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this trying time." >>> we have an update right now on the condition of sharks defenseman dan boyle. boyle now back in san jose this morning where he is undergoing further treatment. his agents saying everything considered, he is doing great. tuesday night boyle took this nasty hit going head first right into the boards. well, he was eventuall

if he's the poisoner, he won't really be mourning, will he?w, the police think abigail is their best suspect? i do. as i told you, i do not share their suspicions. that's because you were in love with her. what?! back when you were a kid when you were writing her, you fell in love with her. you spent almost three hours at her house today. and in spite of what happened with peri delancey, no one thinks she's being framed except for you. i was quite young when my father shipped me off to boarding school, right? i struggled. i was different from my classmates. i was, uh, well, i was more intelligent. i-i was brash. so they tormented me mercilessly. yes, i remember you saying once that you had been bullied, but i wasn't sure if you were telling the truth. it happened. i overcame it. it was a different time back then. there was no such thing as harassment via text or circulation of cruel cell phone videos. no, my bullies had one tool at their disposal: violence. so i was beaten. fairly savagely and with great frequency. that's when you started writ

russia mourns the victims of a suicide bus bombing at the time but took the lives of six people with the witnesses describing a scene of carnage the report from volgograd on the aftermath big career jihad is the center of it all. and also the deaths from the skies. the u.s. must explain why these people have been killed. and they seem to national slams america's drawing war in pakistan condemning the regular civilian casualties as nothing short of new crimes. in one of the richest countries of the world are living in a type of war zone the u.k.'s most vulnerable are in danger of being left out in the cold and the charities protecting them are threatened with closure. this is coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program three days of mourning have been declared in the russian city of volgograd after a suicide bombing aboard a park bus witnesses described a nightmarish scene of body parts and blood it survivors left in shock on a bill to comprehend what had just happened and earlier we spoke to our she is lindsey france who's involved the ground and she told us of th

suicide attack on a passenger bus we report from a city in mourning in the aftermath of last caused by a career jihad. demanding. civilian casualties a lack of transparency and no justice for the victims amnesty international lashes out at washington for its drone war in pakistan saying some of the killings amount to war crimes. become. citizens joining syrian jihad. to teenage girls. from a studio center here in moscow where. twenty four hours a day volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens witnesses described a war zone like scene of scattered body parts and bloodied survivors unable to comprehend what had just happened. in the southern russian city. at this point investigators according to four people involved in this case they point to thirty year olds i see all of us from dagestan a career jihad and as the suicide bomber in the case and three men also involved one dimitri sokol love who is her reported husband was on his way to moscow and then two men waiting for them there from dagestan both of t

we report from a city in mourning in the aftermath of a blast caused by a career jihad is. also in today's headlines demanding answers. the u.s. must explain why these people have. civilian casualties a lack of transparency and no justice for the victims international lashes out at washington boys drawn war in pakistan saying some of the killings amounted to war crimes. and washington falls out with its age old ally frons their historic front undermined by the latest n.s.a. spying scandal so justin millions of french people had topped or be discussing this in detail with the country's former foreign minister live on r.c. in just a few minutes. and you saw in russia and around the world this is aussie with me you know our thanks for joining us. is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens witnesses described a war zone like scene of scattered body parts and blotted survivors unable to comprehend what had just happened linsey france is in this southern russian city for us. at this point investigators acco

we report from a city in mourning in the aftermath of a class called by the rear to harness. also in today's headlines demanding answers. the u.s. must explain why these people have been killed. so civilian casualties a lack of transparency and no justice for the victims amnesty international lashes out at washington boys drone war in pakistan saying some of the killings amounts to war why. norway becomes the latest e.u. country to sound alarm over its citizens joining this sea when jihad as always low launches a global hunt for two teenage girls full to have gone to syria to fight alongside the islamist there. hello and welcome to our twenty four hour news live from moscow and you know actual power to our main story now volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens witnesses described a war zone like scene of scattered body parts and blinded survivors unable to comprehend what had just happened to france is in this southern russian city for us . at this point investigators according to four peop

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hundreds of community members showed up last night to mourn and protest.most were frustrated and angry at what happened. the protests for 13 year old andy lopez cruz will continue today. he is the 13-year-old santa rosa boy that was shot and killed by deputies on tuesday. hundreds of community members showed up last night to mourn and protest there is a march and rally scheduled at noon today. supporters will walk from city hall to the sheriff's department in santa rosa. santa rosa police have released a timeline of the confrontation between deputies and the teen. here's their version of events. >>: there's no reason why he should have been shot and killed. not even warning shots. a march and rally is scheduled for noon today. a developing story out of menlo park this morning where two people are dead after they were slammed into by an alleged drunk driver. the victims were just out walking their dog. >>george: we made until friday. not checking and the hot spots or problems yet. that fact the chp logs. very light traffic. here's your quick commute check.

reporter: i'm cate caugiran live in oakland, picketers are back here at the lake merritt bart station mourning the loss of two employees killed over the weekend as they were working on a dip in the tracks. federal investigators will be back on scene this morning as they continue their investigation. >>> day 2 without bart. >> we are looking it at long delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic backed up into the macarthur maze on this fourth day of the bart strike. traffic is going to be very slow leaving the east bay heading into san francisco. highway 24 is also crowded between the caldecott tunnel and 580. again we're seeing the highest concentration of traffic delays leaving the east bay bound for san francisco. san mateo bridge still holding steady. there was an earlier accident that's just been cleared from lanes. westbound traffic still a little sluggish approaching midspan and no delays reported for caltrain, the ferries, ac transit. do remember, bart will be offering very limited free shuttle service from nine of their east bay stations. last friday, they ran out of room quickly on

. >> reporter: meanwhile, a community mourns the loss of two men, a bart employee and a contractor. the two victims were inspecting a dip in the tracks saturday afternoon when they were hit by a train bart says was controlled by a computer. now, federal investigators will be here in the bay area over the next few days but this is a report that will take some time. ntsb officials say it could take any up to a year. live in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> larry daniels a contractor from oakland and christopher sheppard of hayward were the two men that were killed. sheppard was a bart supervisor and member of the afscme union. sheppard had extensive experience in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at bart and before that he worked for amtrak. his neighbor says sheppard has been working a lot more lately. >> probably wouldn't have been out there if it wasn't for the strike. you know? that gave him the chance to work on some of the lines. he called his wife and told her that he had to run out to check on something. >> sheppard lived with his wife at their hayward home.

mourns are the victims of a suicide bombing. took the lives of six people with witnesses describing a scene of carnage there and we report from volgograd on the. career but. also on the program. death from the skies. the u.s. must explain why these people have been killed i'm going to be international slamming america's drone war in pakistan condemning the regular civilian casualties as nothing short of war crime. in one of the richest countries of the world. in a type of war the u.k.'s most vulnerable are in danger of being left out in the cold with charities protecting them and now threatened with closure. here in moscow want to choose to live with me welcome to the program today three days of mourning have now been declared in the russian city of volgograd after a suicide bombing aboard a packed bus witnesses describing a nightmarish scene of body parts and bloodied survivors left in shock unable to comprehend exactly what just happened earlier in the program i spoke with aussies lindsey france she's in volgograd for us she t

russia's volgograd is shattered by a suicide attack on a passenger bus we report from a city in mourning in the aftermath of the last cause by a career jihad this. also in today's headlines says. the u.s. must explain why these people have been killed civilian casualties a lack of transparency and no justice for the victims international lashes out of washington for its drone war in pakistan saying some of the killings amount to war crimes. and norway becomes the latest country to over its citizens joining the syrian jihad launches a global hunt for two teenage girls have gone to syria to fight alongside the islamists that. night from a studio in moscow where she turned eleven pm. twenty four hours a day. volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens well we just received new footage of the exact moment of the tragedy release from the investigative committee now here it is this is the moment when the bus is traveling along the road and that is when the explosion happens all this is taken off on the dash cam

members showed up last night to mourn and protest scheduled at noon today. supporters will walk from city hall to the sheriff's department in santa rosa. confrontation between >> >> a developing story out of menlo park this morning. where an alleged drunk driver hits and kills two people walking their dog. kron four's will tran is live at the accident scene with more on how it happened. >> she lost control of the car. there were four people inside of this ongoin car. ultimately, she slammed into a tree in fact here is video of the scene. it happened about 7:00 p.m. last night and it was dark. we do not know the identification of the two people but we do know they were in their 50s. the bulk suffered injuries and was taken to the humane society. they're not giving us information and whether not the dog survived but as far as this woman she is 54 years old. and police stated that her name is marjorie. she was complaining that she had chest pains. they realize that it might have been at all or she was just acting strange career after she was treated she will be

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students mourning the loss of a teacher described as being very well liked., a young teacher at the high school for just two years. we're not sure of what connection she may have had to this 14-year-old chisholm. but other students at the high school tell us that ritzer was a math teacher who taught freshmen, 14-year-olds. again, we cannot confirm whether or not chisholm was a student in her class. we do know she taught that age group. this morning, students are trying to take in the news. it's a small and a tight community. trying to make sense of the loss here. a lot of questions still unanswered about why this woman was found dead behind the school she worked in. wolf. >> i suppose you're trying to find someone who knows phillip chisholm. have you found any of this friends, any other students in the school that may have known him? >> would he have, we have talked to a couple of students out here today. they say they did not know him well because he moved from tennessee just at the start of this school year. that means he would have been at the school for o

hundreds across the community came man to mourn the death.afternoon as community members marched on to the sheriff's office for justice. >> as a mother i would not want our communiwant our communo change. the family should not have to go through this >> it is hard to break a, i had to leave because it was just too hard to stand there. >> today's protest is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.. community leaders and protesters all there together march. they would do is 6:30 a.m. demonstration and rally. they're also calling for the board to hold a conversation about issues keyed to this case. including, the purchase of guns, and the manufacturing of toy guns. >> you can always follow the latest on our websites. >> the time is 6:32 a.m.. >> we are still slower on the east shore freeway, interstate 80, a things got bad was an early morning accident. they were not big problems but it took long enough for it to clear. even the lanes have been cleared long gone. the heavy traffic is still compounding and the drive time has dropped down to 21 minutes. it is stil

thusands of mourning families and firefighters we in ek paying tribute to fallen commrads. "nats bagpipes" the sound of bagpipes filled the air in emmitsburg for the annual cereony at the fallen firefighters memorial. officials added 81 names to the site... all but eightf th din e duty across the u-s last year. two names in particular caused a stir in the bleachers... the men killed while responding to a fire in new york on christmas eve last year. they didt die because of the flames, but because of gunfire. e'on to here to honor them and to represent them and to pay respects for what they did for us, and for the community." this year's service was a little diffent. the federal shuown forced firefighters and loved ones off the fema site, where the actual memorial stands. instead, they gathered down the road unt saint ry's niversity. roughly

the man who is believed to have >> covering the nation, a number of communities are in mourning tonightafter crash on the tennessee interstate they killed eight people. six of the victims were church members returning from a gospel festival. the bus went across the median and into the back of a chevy top who. tahoe. chevy police and prosecutors in new york are still trying to decide who is to blame in what happened in a violent crime caught on camera taking place right in the middle of a new york city street. a group ofhows motorcyclists surrounding an issue be and eventually grabbing the driver out and beating him. today the driver's wife released a statement insisting that her husband sped away to retake their family. he accidentally struck one of the bikers in the process. both sides continue to deny any wrongdoing. >> a rescue attempt is underway off the coast of italy where a boat with 500 people on board caught fire and sank on its way back to libya. might have drowned. this is newly released video of rescue efforts. authorities say it is possible bodies could still be inside the

. >> hundreds show up to mourn the teen shot by deputies. hearts and raw emotions. the vigil for 13-year-old andy lopez and hundreds of people asking for answers. there is a timeline of the confrontation between deputies and the teen. they created an incident report. 4 seconds later they called for emergency assistance. 6 seconds later they shots fired. >> many people say the shooting was unjustified even though the boy had a replica ak47. hundreds of people made their way in the cold night air to remember andy lopez and express their frustration. >> he was a little kid. they are supposed to be taking us. it is a tragedy. . >> i live in this community. i am here like many people because we are outraged. >> we all grew up here and play together. >> reporter: the crowd lined the street to show their distrust, shock, and disbelief. >> i have 4 kids. if something happened like that, oh, my gosh. >> there was no reason for him to be killed. why was he killed? why was he shot to death? why? >> it shouldn't be happening especially to a kid with a toy gun. they sell them at

he also participated in intramural sports. we mourn the loss of a don of a son of loyola today and inmany ways it means a great deal to us

this woman said santa rosa is mourning for andy. >> knowing that could happen, it shouldn't happen. >> reporter: to those who did know andy, they try to remember the good times. >> he was my friend, and he liked me. and we got caught kissing. he had beautiful eye and a smile. >> reporter: these then were overcome with emotion. >> please help. make him pay for this. this is not right. >> reporter: the church where his funeral was held is quiet, but there will be another protest and march scheduled for 5:00 p.m.. >> according to the santa rosa department, at the time of the shooting the training officer never got out of the car until the incident was over. the patrol car they were in doesn't have audio or video recording equipment. you can get updates on our facebook or twitter pages and on our new mobile app. >>> investigators are looking into the key witness into the death of lynne spaulding. he may have seen her in the exterrior stairwell. a man with hospital id reported it and disappeared. >> reporter: they are working with the sfpd into an investigation that has had few answers. kr

. >> reporter: the high school where kevin was a junior had a day of mourning. >> the whole time the whole day you see people with tears. >> reporter: kevin's sister and mother were also injured in the crash. his mother is in critical condition in a coma. san francisco police will turn the case over to the district attorney's office tuesday then it is up to the d.a. to decide what charges if any will be filed. at lincoln high school in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4news. >>> we will see cooler temperatures than what we saw left night. right now temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. 55 in santa rose rosa. we have airs of fog. the fog will clear quickly. it will be mostly sunny and a little cooler. we will warm it back up later in the week. our winds will make termtures go back up in the 80s. >>> bart is trying to get a deal done. a hayward police officer is on the wrong side of cuffs tonight. >>> rent controlled apartments, all coming up at kron4news at 11:00. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our

she was really good and she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: while they mourn the death. boston red sox held a moment of silence at fenway park. according to court documents. investigators arrested chiowa solm after interviewing him and looking at video and shoes evidence of the crime. the district attorney is not releasing a cause of death. a not guilty blow was entered on behalf of chisolm in his arraignment. he will be tried as adult. >>> one of two deadly incidents. students accused of killing teachers. on monday a 7th grader killed a teacher before killing himself. >> doctor, it feels this week it is dangerous to be a teacher in this country. are these two unfortunate incidents or a coincidence or is something happening with adolescents in the country? >> who ever thought being a teacher was a high- risk profession. but teenagers are not the same as adults and we know that adults make bad decisions all of the time. teenagers don't have the same sense of maturity and responsibility that adults have and very often they will do things impulsively. we know the crime in d

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. >>> a community in mourning over the death of a popular high school math teacher as a 14-year-old student is charged with her killing. it is all "happening now." arthel: new questions about the failure ever the health care website and billions spent on it to get health care off the ground. i'm. i'm in for jenna lee. jon: responsible for failure to provide oversight and coordination needed to get all of the systems working together, during the hearing today. republicans accused the administration of misleading congress with repeated assurances that the website rollout was on track. democrats acknowledge the website problems but defended the overall law. >> over the past several months leading up to the october 1st launch, top administration officials and lead contractors appeared before this committee, looked us in the eye and assured us repeatedly that everything was on track. except that it wasn't. as we now know too well. so why did they assure us that the website would work? did they not know or did they not disclose? >> democrats want healthcare.gov to work and we want to know what is

and andy lopez's family is in mourning tonight. in fact, they are holding a silent vigil at the dan that rosa community center. they say they want the world to know what happened to their son. in fact, lopez's mother said these people who kill mid son should be locked up and put in jail. police say the two deputy sheriffs who were involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave. but that is standard procedure. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. new at 6:00, two men are facing felony charges after police say they vandalized several b.a.r.t. trains. a 23-year-old and 25-year-old were caught by a b.a.r.t. officer watching the richmond yard. after the arrest police found four train cars sprayed, painted with purple and white paint. they also saw the stations vandalized. authorities are look into whether the two men arrested are responsible for any of the other vandalism that happened during the b.a. trvmt strike. >> b.a.r.t. trains aring after federal investigators shut down a

. >>> we mourn the loss of an award winning actress. actress marsha wall as has passed away. she was on the bob newhart show and bob's fourth grade teacher on the simpson's. she won an emmy for her role on that show. she was 70 years old. >>> several pumpkins have led to e. coli in children. this happened after they played with animals at a farm if dayton. one child was hospitalized with a serious complication that could result with kidney failure. it's pumpkin patch remains open. >>> this morning scores in maryland got to take back their drugs. it's an effort to clean up the street. >>reporter: for a sick patient, these prescription drugs are a lifesaver, but for people misusing them, it's another story. it's all a part of the national drug take back day >> we will not ask any questions. we can place them in the box and no questions asked. >> david deluca had no idea how to get rid of these. with a two-year-old running around, she wanted them out of the house. >> i wanted to dispose of them and i didn't know how and that was my perfect chance. >> some police departments aren

he's mourning, so he wore a black loin cloth? that's really good. matt, how are you doing? >> doing great, steve. steve: what do you do for a living? >> i am a graduate student at arizona state university. steve: really. >> go devils! >> go devils! steve: ok, slow down, folks. this is a different kind of family here. what are you majoring in? >> nanoscience. >> pow! steve: yeah! woo-hoo! >> there you go, yeah! steve: yeah. oh, yeah. nanoscience. there you go. woo! that's hot, yeah. >> it's exciting. it is exciting. >> it is exciting. what is it? >> well, i would describe it, i study the quantum mechanic effects of biophysical systems. i'm gonna cure cancer. >> yay! steve: my man. >> yes, you got that right. steve: let me tell you something, if you say that's what it's gonna be, that's how it starts. it starts with a vision and a dream. i hope you're right, too, man. i really hope you're right. i really hope you're right about that one because that done took out a lot of good people, man. so, matt, name a reason tarzan might wear a black loin cloth. >> all of his other loin

the black bland and on his hat him mourning the loss of his son. >> is this the same portrait in thehis is interesting. there are three copies of this, one in philadelphia, one at the white house. the one at the white house was not painted. there's a good debate about how original this one is. >> we want to run through the list quickly if we can. muhammad ali's fight from the film "rumble in the jungle." >> props from rtdh. >> are those the originalings? >> several originals. actors got in these and wore them as costumes. >> coming up next, "jerusalem," the city. jooir f e. >>> a place holy to billions around the world like you have never seen it in imax 3-d. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. [ clears throat ] hi. what did you do to deserve that thin mints flavor coffee-mate? it's only one of the most delicious girl scout cookie flavors ever. i chang