today we mourn. we mourn for those we lost one week ago on april 2nd. and today we honor the lives they led. the three fallen soldiers came from hometowns as far apart as

and mourning. abc's tahman bradley joins us, now, from washington, with the details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: diana and john, good morning. president obama is in south korea, meeting with his south korean counterpart, who is being consumed by an awful tragedy. president obama's trip to seoul is being overshadowed by last week's deadly ferry disaster. south koreans are mourning the dead or missing, about 300 people, a majority, high school students. across the country, people are wearing yellow ribbons. president obama is still pushing ahead with his agenda. he led a naturalization ceremony for military service members and their spouses. there, the president sent the u.s. congress a message. >> america is strengthened by our immigrants. we're a nation of immigrants. moving forward, we have to fix our broken immigration system and pass common sense immigration reform. >> reporter: mr. obama paused to remember the victims of the korean war, laying a wreath at the country's memorial.

we laugh and we weep, we celebrate and we mourn. peace.ve and mourn and we pray but scripture also teaches that alongside the temporal, one thing is eternal. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. deputy secretary fox, general dempsey, secretary mchugh, general generals o drd irkodianero and also the families that have been taken from us, those still recovering and the entire community of fort hood, this great place, it is love, tested by tragedy that brings us together again. it was love for country that inspired these three americans to put on the uniform and join the greatest army that the world has ever known. sergeant first class daniel fergus ferguson, staff sergeant carlos laza lazaney rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens. danny and carlos joined two decades ago, in a time of peace and stayed as the nation went to war. timothy joined after 9/11, knowing he could be sent into harm's way. between them, they deployed nine tim times. each served in iraq. danny came home fro

they are rightly to be long remembered, mourned, and forever celebrated. we still have much to learn about what happened here last week, but already, we've heard the stories of remarkable courage. extraordinary sacrifice, actions that kept that moment of horror from becoming even greater. we may never know how many lives were saved or how many others might have been lost were it not for these heros, but know this, we are incredibly grateful for their bravery and more humbled by their selflessness. 150 years ago, president abraham lincoln penned a letter to a mother who lost five sons during the civil war. the president said, i feel how weak and fruitless must be any word of mine at a time of grief and loss so overwhelming. to the families of those we lost, to those recovering from their wounds, i truly wish i had the words that might begin to heal your heart and heal your bodies, express fully the depth of our collective sadness. matthew chapter 5 verse 4 teaches blessed are they who mourn for they shall be blessed. today, once again, we mourn together, to

i maestro has died all stop will not mourn him because i have not lost him. i will continue to read his words over and over. >> all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. talks aimed at easing the crisis in ukraine have produced an agreement calling for pro-russian groups to surrender government buildings in the eastern part of the country. the united states, russia, ukraine, and european union all back the deal, which calls for the groups to disarm and vacate occupied areas. but the deal appears unlikely to ease tensions between the united states and russia as russian troops remain massed along ukraine's border. speaking thursday, president obama warned the u.s. to take more steps if russia does not back down. >> our strong preference would be for mr. putin to follow through on what is a glimmer of hope coming out of these geneva toks, but we are not going count on it until we see it. in the meantime, we will prepare for what are other options are. >> ukraine has offered amnesty to pro

. >> president obama lands in south korea with a special message for the nation still mourning a tragedy at sea. >> the push to localize marijuana across the country gets support from someone who knows a little something about the >>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> half a dozen forest fires are burning in new jersey the most serious with high winds and dry conditions fueling the fires and three involve large amounts of land, one place is 45 miles south of new york city forced the evacuation of 600 homes yesterday. the firefighters got it under control and let families back into their homes last night. >> a camera found on a hawaii beach shows the rescue of a snorkeler struggling. the man's waterproof camera was rolling the entire time he got into trouble when he waded off the beach. he was about to lose his balancing and two surfers grabbed him and pulled him to safety on the surf board. the guy wearing the camera pulled it off and dropped the camera and it was found two weeks later by another noon -- man. >> the search? missing malaysia a

but the family of 16-year-ol a d can now mourn their beloved daughter. she said she talked to her on saturday. but she was year to embarking on a year of examines. her family is left to reflect on the lost dreams and ambitions. >> she was very good at design, so we thought she would work as an actoan architect. we wanted to support her in that. >> reporter: the funeral is taking place in the memorial room of a hospital where families are gathering. this 16-year-old loved [♪ music ♪] and had wanted to come a composer. the character of both lives conveyed by some of their most precious possessions, reminders of children now lost forever. adrian brown, al jazeera, south korea. >> meanwhile, president obama will pay his respects to the ferry victims when he arrives in that country later this week. it's one of his stops on his asian trip. his first order of business an informal dinner with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the report that the president has a lot of fences to mend. >> reporter: it's said that actions speak louder than words. what could happe

a national flame of mourning was lit at the memorial where heads of state and foreign dignitaries joined rwandans of all kinds commemorating events in the capitol. wailing was heard as some were overwhelmed with e motion. the mass rememberance of loved ones lost and the unified recognition of this african nation's darkest time was unimaginable 20 years ago when ethnic rivalries turned neighbor against neighbor in a grotesque rampage of cornage and murder. it took 20 years for rwanda to heal. >> to our parents, children,

thatu mentioned the spat has been slightly overshadowing this day of national mourning. you said the french ambassador to rwanda has been barred from those ceremonies today. but tell us who else is there besides ban ki-moon will has come to mark this genocide 20 years on. massive turnout in terms of countries represented by sending delegations. it must be said that despite the high level standoff between france and rwanda on what who or if france would be able to send, the rwandan prime minister did thank those french members of civil society who did attend because of their involvement and closeness to the rwandan story. we also have delegations from djibouti, canada, spain, new zealand. earlier today we had one of the first speeches, head of state, from uganda, then a speech from zuma, the president of the au commission. and now we are listening to ban ki-moon, and all eyes on the podium waiting for the rwanda president to take the stage on this emotive day, and a missed timed spat between kigali and paris. >> georgia kelvin smith reporting from kigali to mark the 20 ye

today we mourn. we mourn for those we lost one week ago on april 2.fallen soldiers came from hometowns as far apart as peurto rico and central illinois. they all had different lives but they were united by a single desire, a desire to serve their country and their willingness to answer their nation's call in time of war. to the families of the fallen, we want you all to know that we here at fort hood, we here in central texas, we here in the united states army and the entire nation want you to know that we stand with you, that we grieve with you, and that we will be here for you not just today, not just tomorrow, but forever. you are in our hearts and in our prayers and we will never forget your loved ones' sacrifice for our nation. to the soldiers who were wounded and to your families we wish you all a full and complete and speedy recovery. and we here at hood will stop at absolutely nothing to make sure that you and your families have the resources and care that you need to heal. many of you demonstrated exception aal v aal valor in thf danger and y

hood in mourning for the second time in five years.ow a gunman was able to go on a rampage despite enhanced security measures. >> get ready for weather whiplash. cloudy and mild today, by tomorrow we're tracking light showers, and then a major warm-up headed our way. we'll give you the timeline for your specific microclimate. >> while we're looking at a lighter than normal commute. a backup we got word of a crash involving a transit bus and the toll plaza, move our camera trying to spot what's going on. i'll show you what i see and let you know. >> we have a live look at the opening bell. yes, it's a new record this morning, the dow darn close. it's thursday, april 3, this is "today in the bay." good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura is off. we're following breaking news. this is where police are responding to reports of a deadly shooting on lanai avenue a few blocks from overfelt high school. we'll bring you pictures and details as soon as they get there. from what we hear police are investigating a deadly shooti

today we mourn. we mourn for those we lost one week ago on april 2nd.as far apart as puerto rico, central illinois. they had different hobbies and passions and they all had different lives. but they were united by a single desire. a desire to serve their country and their willingness to answer their nation's call in time of war. to the families of the fallen, although all of our words you hear today are inadequate in the face of the magnitude of your loss, we want you all to know that we here at fort hood, we here in central texas, we here in the united states army and the entire nation want you to know that we stand with you, that we grieve with you and that we will be here for you, not just today, not just tomorrow but forever. you are in our hearts and in our prayers and we will never forget your loved one's sacrifice for our nation. to the soldiers who are wounded and to your families who wish you all a full and complete and speedy recovery and we here at hood will stop at absolutely nothing to make sure that you and your families have the resources

during the erty days you gave us the opportunity to mourn, and grieve in private. through the creation of the one fund you provided critical and much-needed financial support. barbara thorpe, laurie van dam and the one fund staff, thank you for you commitment to survivors and families. you've been proactive in participating our needs and are completely devoted to each and eve every one of us on a personal level. to the survivo, although your journey has not been easy and the road is still long, your inner strength, determination and resolve displayed during the past 12 months have made you an inspiration to many. each step forward is a step away from the past and a step towards a new tomorrow. thank you all for exemp leifying theifiest qualities in mankind and blows those that lost their lives as a result of this tragic event. be proud of what you have accomplished. be proud that you have decided to take control of your life, and chosen to live, and know that each of you is making a difference in the lives of others. in the words of our president barack obama a yea

yes, today is a day of mourning, a day of mourning for the fallen, but it's also a day to honor their a service, staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens, sergeant first class daniel ferguson, each who made the ultimate sacrifice, tragically not in a war zone in afghanistan or iraq or elsewhere, but here at home, among their brothers and sisters in arms, the pain of losing our comrades cannot extinguish the memory of what made each of them unique and so much beloved. staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez came from a-k rico. he enlisted at 18, deployed once to kuwait and twice to iraq, and he provided critical logistical support to units as far flung as ft. bragg in hawaii. during almost 20 years of selfless service, he earned numerous deck racations, including the combat action badge and on april 2nd, he was tragically just months away from a well-earned retirement. and he is survived by his son, his parents, his sisters and a brother, who are here today with us. sergeant timothy owens, was from effingham, a small town in central illinois. and he loved basebal

but the family of this girl can now at least mourn their beloved daughter. last spoke to her mother on saturday when she still wanted to believe her daughter would make it. this girl was on the year of embarking on a year of exams. >> translator: she was very good at design, so we thought she would work as an architect. we wanted to support here in that. >> reporter: the funeral is taking place in a hospital. this 16-year-old loved music and had wanted to become a composer. the character of both lives conveyed by some of their most precious possessions, remicceders of children now lost forever. adrian brown, al jazeera. >>> and president obama will visit south korea later as part of his eight-day trip to asia. he rived in japan just a few hours ago. mike viqueira has a look at the president's agenda. >> first stop for president obama, japan. where rising nationalism has raised alarms not only in washington but in south korea and china. regional rivals who suffered under japanese wartime occupation. now a high-stakes dispute over a set of remote eyelands. wha

a family in the middle of a civil war is mourning the loss of a young boy. he's a child that we first met a few months ago. zena hoder has the story. warning, the video is graphic. >> for the family youssef is not just a statistic. he was their 12-year-old son. a mortar hid their home, it was only a few days ago his father was able to remove the bloodstains. >> there was smoke around there, i saw him down there, i picked him up and started to run. shrapnel hit his head. he was martyred immediately. >> we spoke to him on skype last november. just days after they escaped death. they all appeared composed, considering that this is what they survived. >> we were being filmed by a journalist when the shell landed. we run away. when we came home and told my mother she tarted crying. >> -- started. >> four months later his mother cried again. this time he did not survive the mortar strike. jobar has witnessed some of the worst fighting, but the hamawi family say they accept their fate. >> whatever god decides we will accept. we have faith in god and i believe this

the columbian president says the country will observe three days of mourning.e report now from mexico. >> reporter: to many he was the greatest writer who lived. marquez who brought together imagimagic and reality succumbe health issues after he was diagnosed to cancer. he led tributes to the country's most beloved son. >> translator: as the government, in homage to memory i've declared a state of mourning three days involving all public institutions to fly the national flag at half mass. we hope columbians will do the same in their own homes. >> he was a controversial figure. his friend slip to castro caused some to distance themselves from him at least politically. his initiates played a role in negotiations with rebel groups and government. on the streets of the capital, the loss was high. >> we have lost someone that wrote entering books. it will be hard to find another like him. >> translator: he leaves us with life. his physical death brings his life. he's left us his books. to read marquez is life. >> i feel strange because he took us to unexpected place

i'm sure that everyone is mourning this loss, whether or not they're barcelona fans. e was a great guy. >> he was barca's number one. he was loved and will never be forgotten, an unforgettable coach. >> only one season after taking over barca, the illness forced villanova onto the sidelines again, but this time he could not overcome the disease. as condolences pour in from all over the world, he won't be remembered as one of soccer's true greats. he is survived by his wife and wo children. >> a change of mood, let's have a look at friday evening's soccer action, where stuttgart edged further away from regulation by picking up a point in a goalless draw away from hanover. stuttgart were the better side, looking for all three points to put them firmly out of the drop zone. they scored in the first half, and the referee called offside. in the second half, martin almost snatched the late victory for the home side, but his shot was saved by the stuttgart keeper. and another team battling regulation is battling, and the club from northern bavaria fired the dutch coach earli

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three days of mourning has been declared for [ inaudible ].ry smith reports. >> reporter: in this small town they lit candles, and laid flowers at his childhood home. clup beeia's president declared three days of national mourning and ordered flags to be lowered in his honor. but seen here recently celebrating his 83 birthday, he was not just the most famous son, he put south american literature on the world stage and changed the literary landscape of the spanish language. he won the nobel prize for literature. >> translator: the nobel peace prize is something that happened to north america, latin america, that happened to the world. here we're all the same people. >> reporter: he started out as a newspaper reporter, and journalism remained a passion out there his life. he was a close friend of fidel castro. it was that mix of real life and the bizarre that gave birth to magic realism. it reached its peak of popularity in his most famous novel 100 years of solitude. >> nothing will change the fact that he took more than 20 countries literature

fort hood in texas is once again in mourning. once again, one of their own has opened fire on fellow military. three are dead, 16 wounded. all of them members of the military. the suspected gunman here was 34, a veteran himself. while there's still no known motive, we're learning more about his mental health history. this is, of course, the second tragedy, the second mass shooting in five years at fort hood. ironically, its longtime nickname is "the great place." fort hood is one of the engines that makes the u.s. army go. so many of our recent vets have cycled through there. the base is loaded with combat veterans from iraq and afghanistan. from the three-star commanding general on down and now this. and there are so many questions remaining tonight. we want to begin our coverage with nbc's mark potter at the main gate. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. fort hood is once again reeling from its second shooting rampage in five years, as you said, and there are many questions about why this happened and could it

it comes as a community mourns those lost. the father comforting his young daughter at a gathering where the three shoulders were killed. a candlelight vigil held in their honor. tonight we're with those grateful parents seeing their son for the first time since their son was shot. abc is there tonight. alex. >> reporter: this is still a community in mourning. there are american flag tributes just like this popping up all over town. we are learning more about those who survived this ordeal. the moment sergeant jonathan westbrook has been waiting for, finally reunited with his family since he was shot four times at ft. hood. westbrook's father drove ten hours to see his son. he worried when he served in afghanistan but didn't imagine he would be attacked here at home. >> he came here to a u.s. military installation that's secure and almost lost his life. and got wounded. it's just unbelievable. >> reporter: for an excruciating seven hours he knew nothing about his son's condition. >> because we had no information, it was like t

the colombian president declared three days of national mourning to mark the death of gabrielle marquezsidered one of the most important literary voices of the 20th century. so the ongoing agony of all the families involved in the capsized and now sunk ferry off the coast of south korea continues and we go live to brown to get the latest because there is disturbing news concerning one of the school principals who obviously was involved with the school trip, that is primarily what it was, wasn't it? >> that's right. it aids another layer of emotion to this tragic story, the fact that the deputy principal of the school, a man of course who would have known many of the children on the boat should now have decided to take his life. he was with the children on that trip when they left on wednesday to sale down to the island not far away from here. and as i say he was one of those who was rescued. he spent the last few days at a gym which has been turned into a make-shift camp for those families and people who managed to escape the tragedy. but, yes, i think his death will come as a shock to

three days of mourning declared in colombia after one of the world's most influential writers dies at the age of 87. >>> tragedy on the world's highest mountain. rescue efforts on everest have been suspended for the night after an avalanche killed at least 12 people. >>> prosecutors in south korea have demanded the rest of the captain of the ferry that sank two days ago. so far 28 people have been confirmed dead but 260 are still missing, most of them high school students. we have the report. >> reporter: heading out on a foggy day to the focal point of an enormous rescue operation. emerging out of the blue dozens upon dozens of vessels and at the center of it all the tiny part of this 150-meter long ferry breaking the surface. it's just after 9:00 a.m. local time. we're approaching the period whether rescue officials said the tides would be suitable to try another dive. a lot of activity around of the upturned hull right now. as the day wore on and the ferry was completely submerged, diverers went down on ten separate occasions. they managed to secure a guide rope and pump air throug

we hurt now as we mourn the loss of two of our firefighters in a fire.st week, another hero lost, a young boston police officer injured at the scene in watertown a year ago was honored for his bravery and is suddenly gone. we hurt when brave first responders you that they're all. weeping may adore for a night, but joy comes in the morning. after a dark night and a bitter winter, spring is here, the snow is gone and the red sox are back, and in a week marathoners will be too, running for martin, for family, for friends, for boston, for america. we are never going to be the same, we are stronger than ever. we've been tested and tested again. we face these hertz with a new understanding of our strength. we have survived the dark night to survive and face the new day. we can believe that anything is possible. then we work our hearts out to prove it. this is boston, the city of courage and champion for the city of hope, and the city of heart. god bless you, god bless the city of boston, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applau

mourning, is a day of a day of mourning for the fallen. to honor their ives and the service of staff sergeant of carlos lazaney-rodriguez. sergeant timothy owens. sergeant first class daniel ferguson. sacrificethe ultimate tragically not in a war zone in elsewheren or iraq or but here at home among their brothers and sisters in arms. the bane of losing our comrades the memory of sh what made each of them unique and beloved. carlos rgeant lazaney-rodriguez came from a in puerto family rico. he enlisted at 18. deployed once to kuwait and twice to iraq. e provided critical logistical support to units as far-flung as fort bragg and hawaii. during almost 20 years of selfless service he earned umerous decorations including the combat action badge. he was tragically just months away from a well earned retirement. he's survived by his son, his parents, his sisters and a -- brother who are here today with us. timothy owens was from everi efficienti efficie effingham, a small town in illinois. loved baseball, football, wrestling, tae kwon do. became

they are mourning the loss of he is officer and her some william. >>> -- esther and her son william. family members said she tried to save her son by putting him in a bathtub in the fire. she died at the scene. he died at the hospital. today the fire department said there were smoke detectors in the home and they are still looking for a cause. >>> other bay area headlines, cadaver dogs sniffing through the debris of a fire in san jose found the remains of a pet. those dogs are actually looking for bodies in what's left of an old television studio. the building was abandoned but the concern is some homeless people may have been trapped inside. stillman pfeffer is accused of setting sunday's fire. he could face murder charges if human remains are found. >>> in san jose three lanes on southbound 101 are back open after a big rig crashed and landed on its side. the lanes were closed for almost two hours as crews cleared the scene. no word yet on the condition of the truck driver. >>> a driver faces dui charges after colliding with another car in san jose this morning. police say a honda

government say the snipers were organized by protesters to whip up outrage meanwhile people still mourn the dead. they just want to know the truth. respective i'm going to bring good from ainetrnim heeson willatisfy all of it no y so i'm sorry ukrainian part is blaming the special forces soviet union in these photos contains its own skills of all. it's also going to panic when imprisoned in a clever script. he said he's not responsible so c'mon be happy about that. there is also blaming the russian special forces frisbee. it says the bill's offices or from russia. now in ukraine in december and january and it probably participate in planning that sponsor terror operation. russia refused to comment on which to him which makes it possible that russia is still on behind those killings to some extent at least. raise the question is which is still open whether there were two things one side of the demonstrators because there was also a policeman killed in until those questions announcement. no part two will be the footage happy with the results of the investigation just how important is it t

. >> reporter: now a family is mourning the loss of a little boy. his father told police he forgot his son was in the back of his suv. >> reporter: the father has two other children, a 10-year-old boy and a teenage girl. so far he is not facing any charges. but the district attorney's office will be reviewing this case. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> just so sad. >>> a new twist in the story of a teen found screaming for help in berkeley. we've learned today that the girl is from san francisco. and now three bay area police departments are working together to find out if it is a case of human trafficking. a berkeley couple woke up to screams yesterday morning. they say they found the girl naked on the sidewalk in front of their house. she told them she had been pepper sprayed and raped and then just dumped on the street. berkeley police say they determined the crime actually happened at oakland after the girl was kidnapped from san francisco. she is now at home with her parents recovering. >>> in san jose, the sear

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while family members and neighbors mourn the loss of a mother and son, investigators continue to look for answers as to what caused this deadly fire. in visitacion valley, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> happening today, the chp plans to give us an update on last week's deadly collision between a fedex truck and tour bus in the sacramento valley. they will release the recordings of 911 calls made about the crash in orland. three of the victims have not yet been positively identified. >>> students at dorset high school down in l.a. held a memorial for one of the victims. 17-year-old senior jennifer bonilla was one of the students killed in last week's tour bus crash. she was on the way visit humboldt state where she had been accepted to college. >> that's the worst part. all her work was going to mean something and now she is gone. >> jennifer was among 10 people killed in the crash. half of them were students. >>> time now is 4:38. some professional dog walkers in san francisco are steamed at the federal government upset about new regulations in the golden gate national recreation area. they

colombia's president declared three days of national mourning and ordered flags to be lowered in his honor. gabriel garcia marquez, seen here recently celebrating his 87th birthday, was not just his country's most famous son. he achieved something very few writers have done, he put south american literature on the world stage and changed the literary landscape of the spanish language. it was a status recognized in 1982 when he won the nobel prize for literature. an award he treasured but insisted it wouldn't change his unique outlook on life. >> translator: the nobel prize is something that happened to colombia and latin america and the world. here in this house, we're all the same people. >> reporter: he started out as a newspaper reporter, and jurmism remained a passion throughout his life as did support for left wing politics. he was a close friend of cuba's communist leader fidel castro. it was that mix of real life and the bizarre that gave birth to the literary genre known as magic realism. it reached its peak of popularity in his most famous novel" 100 years of solitude" that

friends and family, gathering to mourn the loss of a mother and son who died in an apartment fire on wednesday morning. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. here in.... in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. police are searching for two people. in connection with a shooting at a target store parking lot in richmond. these are surveillance photographs of the two persons of interest. taken at a restaurant in the shopping center on macdonald boulevard tuesday evenng. two people were shot. one of them a minor. they're both expected to survive. police are also looking for a silver or gray infiniti s-u-v. connected to the crime. a day after single- day tickets were announced, the outside lands concert is almost sold out! all general admission tickets for friday, saturday and sunday are sold out. v-i-p tickets for saturday's show are also gone. you can still buy v-i-p tickets for friday or sunday. they're nearly 250- dollars each. the 3-day v-i-p tickets are also still available -- for 595- dollars nasa researchers have located a planet the size of earth that could sustain li

the bart family has spent the last six months mourning the loss of christopher e.shepherded and lawrence d. daniels.áq passenger safety is our top priority. >> union leaders say they warned bart lives would with in damage. >> even a trainer, there's a lot of trainers. someone can't just step in that drove a train ten years ago and say i'm a trainer. i can do this. >> it was a tragic loss. the life did not need to be lost. it did not need to happen. >> cal osha says the fines are the highest they've ever levied. more safety measures are in the works. reporting live, i'm jodi spsz hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> so far, nothing. today, search for human remains at the former kntv sfud owe. fire crews today work to excavate the area. they did recover remains of a puppy killed in sunday's fire. a suspected has been charged with felony arson and burglary in the case. >> it was used for decades to attract soviet satellites.nnum work being done was so secretive that even vice president hubert humphrey was there in 1968. >> it's very quiet in the shark tank right now.83ñe

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. >> his family was mourning as they found out he was shot on his way home from work, he was about a block from home. >> he was happy, he was on his way home from work when this happened, i don't understand it all. it doesn't make sense. >> they say he was on his way home from work andhis wife began missing him from work and she was the one that found him. >> it appears he was shot and then the car continue moving and he hit another car and that is where they found him. >> some neighbors heard shots. >> my wife woke me up and said she heard gunshots and wanted she to see what was going on, she said it was about 5 shots and i heard one and it sounded like that to me. >> police are still searching for suspects and the family has this message for the killer. >> you should be ashamed of yourself, you killed a husband and a father. >> police are still investigating and we will have more for you in our later newscasts, back to you. >> police are searching for a man who shot that woman there. they don't now what happened but they are still searching. >>> and happening right now crews are ev

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they're here also to mourn, and also show that they are proud. >> the dead man's father was amongst the mourners. >> many of the dead fighter's comrades were there, including 17-year-old ehsanullah, who also took part in the attack. after the funeral was over, i followed him as he went to meet a friend. i asked him to tell me what motivates young men here to fight for a movement like the taliban >> from what i was told, the taliban in charkh are mostly recruited from the 40,000 people who live in the district. >> the taliban are feared across many parts of afghanistan - and especially outside predominantly pashtun regions. before they were toppled from power in 2001, and like other groups during afghanistan's civil war, they committed horrendous massacres against civilians. when they ruled afghanistan, they imposed an extreme interpretation of sharia's law, and provided a safe haven for osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from. but in the time that i was in charkh, although it was impossible to know who in these communities supported the taliban, and who didn't, i witnes

an army post in mourning tonight. remembering the three people killed by a gunman who than killed himself. the army released more details about the shooter. he was identified at 35-year-old ivan lopez. fort hood's commander say lopez may have argued with another service member snortly before the attack. david chuter has more. >> at fort hood texasluth general stepped to the microphone and confirmed 34-year-old ivan lopez has serious mental troubles. >> we have evidence that he had a medical history, gone flu all the records to ensure that that is in fact correct, we believe that to be a fund mental effect. >> in testimony before the committee, john mccue the army secretary said the suspected gunman served four months of duty in iraq, three years ago, but didn't see combat or suffer any apparent wounds. the psycho therapy was more recent. >> he was undergoing a variety of treatment and diagnosis for mental health conditions. ranging from depression to anxiety. to some sleep disturbance. he was prescribe add number of d

hollywood mourning the loss of a legend. he started his career before the age of 10 in films, mickey rooney dead at 93. >> moveover taylor smith. talking ho-- move over taylor smith. the top entertainer of the year. >> i heard it was the fan favorite so rist my case. >> who were the biggest winners? we will show you straight ahead. >> "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i am heather childers. >> thank you for start rg your week with us. hollywood mourning the loss of a legend. while you were sleeping news breaking this actor mickey rooney has died at the age of 93. >> kel rewright has a look at his life. >> he was only about 5 foot 5 not your typical leading man in hollywood, but mickey rooney always seemed destined to be a big star. >> you think you are going to make a plow jockey out of me you got another thing coming. >> he was born as joel you'll jr. his parents were vaudeville entertainers. he earned his first oscar nomination with judy

families mourn the victims of south korea's ferry disaster. plus the sport.here's a blow for chelsea. the champion's league semifinal - farah has the details. >> palestine activists held a rally in gaza, calling for unity between hamas and fatah. the rival groups have been at odds for several years, each ruling a separate territory. the rally coinciding with the west bank in gaza. it wants to negotiate a settlement in the hope that it will strengthen mahmoud abbas's position in israel. if the peace process doesn't continue, it will continue. >> lebanese politicians failed to enact a president in the first stages. they had fallen short. it is the first of many to choose a successor to the current president. the power sharing system in leb demon's parliament is based -- lebanon's parliament is bade on sebbing tare lines. the president must be a marron ipt. the vice a sunni. and the speaker a shia. this looks like a long and tricky process. bring us up to date with what is happening and how it will proceed. >> yes, as you said. it was not surprising that no pres

. >> a city mourns stay. a state mourns today. lives for altered. lives lost. just as they're beginning to be transformed. these youth, our youth, these are not just a tragedy for these families but every one of us. >> many passengers escaped the bus through a window that was kicked out. horrible. >>> in an effort to depict the republican party as racist, zenophobic and against women. >> reporter: putting the republicans on the defensive over equal pay for women. attorney general holder arguing some house republicans treated the house harsh because of president obama's color. nancy pelosi bashed them for immigration reform. >> i think race has something come up to immigration bill. i've heard them say to the irish, if it's just you it would be easy. >> reporter: they would meet full mid terms, women, africa meafricanafricanamerican and hi. >>> former governor jeb bush sparked a conservative firestorm when he spoke to fox news about illegal immigration and said this: >> it's not a felony. it's a act of love, it's an act of commitment to your family. >> reporter:

they're here also to mourn, and also show that they are proud. >> the dead man's father was amongst the mourners. >> many of the dead fighter's comrades were there, including 17-year-old ehsanullah, who also took part in the attack. after the funeral was over, i followed him as he went to meet a friend. i asked him to tell me what motivates young men here to fight for a movement like the taliban >> from what i was told, the taliban in charkh are mostly recruited from the 40,000 people who live in the district. >> the taliban are feared across many parts of afghanistan - and especially outside predominantly pashtun regions. before they were toppled from power in 2001, and like other groups during afghanistan's civil war, they committed horrendous massacres against civilians. when they ruled afghanistan, they imposed an extreme interpretation of sharia's law, and provided a safe haven for osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from. but in the time that i was in charkh, although it was impossible to know who in these communities supported the taliban, and who didn't, i witnes

>>hollywood is mourning the passing of one of its most enduring stars. mickey rooney has died. rooney became the biggest name in movies back in the 1930's, with 16 "andy hardy" films. he went on to star is such films as "babes in arms"... "national velvet"... and "boys town." he received four oscar nominations over his more than 70 years in film. he won an emmy and a golden globe, for his role in "bill." rooney remained active until his final appearance in "night at the museum." off screen, he appeared before congress in 2011, to testify about abuse of the elderly. mickey rooney was 93. today is the first school day since a simeon high school sophomore was shot and killed. erik runge is live at the school in the west chatham neighborhood with more. erik? >> a good bet there will be counselors here at the school today for students and teachers. the 16 year-old was well liked and was a very good athletes here at the high school. the sophomore was a wrestler and football player. shot and killed saturday night in the burnside's neighborhood on the south side. family and friends hav

. >> a city mourns today. a state mourns today. lives for altered, lives lost just as they're beginning to be transformed. these youth, our youth, this is not just a tragedy for these families but for each and every one of us. >> late today family members say a los angeles couple engaged in pariencouple were ableto kick od escape. >>> negotiators could not come to a consensus of how to end the protests that have left several dead. >> reporter: there was no dialogue in the streets of caracas. demonstrators marched as a conversation between the government and the opposition began. >> they don't represent us, and i think before going to these talks they should know those of us fighting for a radical change want. >> students meeting at the presidential palace where they showed distrust. >> you can't burn an university and call it a fair protest. 15 universities were burned down. libraries, classrooms. you can't say this a political struggle. you can't say this is a peaceful protest. you'll be measured the way you measure others. if you

in san francisco today, friends and family mourned the loss of a mother and son who died in an apartmenton wednesday morning. the apartment has been boarded up and a small memorial has taken shape just outside the front door. kron-4 spoke with neighbors today.who say they are very shaken up by this. new details about a teen girl found naked. pepper sprayed. and crying for help in berkeley. san francisco police are now in charge of figuring out not only where but who allegedly snatched the 16 year old victim, robbed her of belongings and raped her. police say once they pinpoint where in san francisco she was taken they will go to the neighborhood to talk with witnesses and search for surveillance video. police say based on the girl's age.it appears to be a case of human sex trafficking . only on kron 4-- the intent francisco at 21 year- old was arrested here at&t part was the night game against the darterogers. because he sensed a large firecracker into a bar. nome was hospitalized however few as incomes of hearing loss. bunches and bunches of garbage -- covering what seemed like a half a