. >> san jose state university students mourn the death of a fellow student hit by a suspected drunk driver. a memorial is growing outside the fraternity at the scene. nick? >> good morning, chi lam the 23-year-old student standing right in the spot behind me waiting to cross the street to his house when he was struck and killed by a drunk driver. the group of students did their best to console each other mourning the death of their friend chi lam a computer engineering major to graduate in spring killed by a drunk driver on south 10th killed at 10:00 am on sunday morning. he was standing in the bicycle lane waiting to cross the street. friends say he will be remembered as a kindhearted guy would loved to maybe others laugh. >> i wish i spent more time before this week with him. >> police say the driver is 22-year-old who hit lam and drover several more blocks before he crashed into another car, and got out of the car and hid in his apartment but was later arrested and booked into jail. the fraternity brothers of delta sigma phi have established a fund that has raised $17,000 hoping

. >>> a difficult morning as they mourning the loss of a fellow classmate. live in cupertino where the teen was hit by a big-rig and we will hear from his fellow students. >>> good morning, we are looking at slow traffic, 237, that caused and we are looking at the clear side. no issues for rain with game 6 and we will have more coming up, stay tuned. . >>> the city is preparing for a big viewing party for game 6 of the world series, giants could wrap up the championship tonight. they will pack this area to tornado watch in downtown san francisco, coming up in two minutes, alex savage will have more and what city officials is want fans coming out to do. thank you for joining us, ktvu channel 2 morning news, tuesday october 28th, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, thank you for waking up with us, steve, is it going to be chilly today? >> no, it will be warmer pamela. >> thank you. >>> we have 40s on the lows, 70s on the highs, good to go and clear looks like it's on the menu today and that's about it, our system is finally into the pictures and t

. >> reporter: perla avina's work family was in mourning too. she started working in administration at this clinic 8 years ago. >> shining spirit. shy was always positive. -- shining spirit. always positive. always had a smile. >> while she loved her work her favorite job was being a mom to her four kids. the oldicist 14. the young -- oldest is 14. the youngest 14 months. police are urging residents and businesses to check their surveillance cameras. >> your surveillance video may have captured the before, during or after. >> reporter: mayor mayor jean quan in-- mayor jean quan instructed police to take a top priority. >> the family created a go fund me page to help pay for the funeral expenses. and anyone with information there are ways to get the information to police and remain anoncement. there is a 30 -- anonymous. there is a $30,000 reward. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new developments in the death of a patient at san francisco general hospital. today we learned a dispatcher with the sheriff's department has been fired. she disap

san jose state university students are mourning the death of a fellow student hit by a suspected drunk driver facing charges. a memorial is growing at the scene outside of his fraternity. nick? >> good morning, the practice turnty -- the frat house is having difficulty processing this with a memorial killed by a drunk driver is growing. this group of students did their best to console each other mourning the death of their friend and classmate 23-year-old chi lam a computer engineering major killed by a drunk driver in front of his fraternity house on sunday morning standing in the bicycle lane waiting to cross the street. >> we are to graduate in the spring together and walk together so this is going to be kind of hard walking without him. >> police say the driver is 22-year-old who hit lam and drove several more before he crashed into another car. he then got out of the car and hid in his apartment. he was later arrested and booked into santa clara county jail. the fraternity brothers of delta sigma phi have established a page to help the family cover expenses and have a fund that ra

canada is in mourning, but unbowed. >> let there be no misunderstanding, we will not be intimidated.anada will never be intimidated. >> reporter: the gunman, 32-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau is said to have recently converted to islam. he had a criminal record and u.s. officials say he had some links to known jihadists. he was considered a high-risk traveler. today, his mother condemned his actions. if i am crying, it is for the people, not my son, she said. >> i think yesterday we lost our innocence. we've seen things happen in other parts of the world. but it's the classic, that can't happen here, well, it has happened here. >> reporter: prime minister harper laid a wreath at the war memorial where army corporal nathan cirillo was gunned down, shot in the back. others came with flowers of remembrance and tears. why was it important for you to come here? >> to show that i wasn't afraid. that canada's not afraid. >> reporter: the gunman had been staying in a local homeless shelter. he was armed with a .30-caliber hunting rifle, which was legal. meanwhile, brian, condolences continue

natasha brown has the night off a community mourns eli waller.oncerned parents gather to learn how they can protect their children. reporter: for the first time we're seeing photos of the child who died as a result of this virus. four-year-old eli wall area student at yardville elementary school passed away in his sleep. his dad release add quote: >> reporter: sunday as hamilton township continued to mourn one of their own parents gathered for a town hall meeting to address the threat that remains. >> very saddening and i just want to know is there a risk of it spreading, is there a risk of it spreading amongst the community. >> reporter: health officials answered questions from the community. their concerns centering on what happens next. >> everyone is worried for their children and that's where we are now with it. a certain -- certain steps they can take the and whether they're following what procedures, what protocol they're putting in place. >> reporter: the school district has ramped up cleaning at its schools adding extra staff making sure

but tonight his fraternity and his family are mourning his death. a student chi lam died this afternoon. paramedics rushed him to the hospital yesterday morning after what police say was a case of hit and run. chi was crossing the street in front of his frat house. members of the fraternity spent the day raising funds for his family and remembering their friend. >> chi was a very countyhearted, happy person. he was always smiling. his main role in our fraternity was being our photographer. he recorded and captured all our greatest memories. when he took pictures of us, he'd say one, two, chi. >> as for the driver police say he kept going then hit a parked car a few blocks away before taking off on foot. investigators do believe that person may have been drinking. >>> here's a bit of good news. a sigh of relief at the pump. prices are dropping fast. our business and tech reporter scott budman is in san jose at one gas station that's down to $2.94 a gallon. scott, why the low prices? how long will this last? >> reporter: yes, several reasons why, raj.

. >> what the interesting is that there is a national sense of mourning right now. >> there is.nternationally. >> internationally. >> to that end, we were going to talk about the stagmum's. i have been involved in their consortium in the nap tha valle area, they bring in patrick kennedy from rhode island as a rep. he was suffering from depression. we mentioned glenn close as a spokesperson. they have a huge party they do, but that's surrounded by this consortium, it's a whole day of scientists, doctors, talking about mental health, then celebrating with a big show. we had gladys knight, some big acts up there. they do a great job. they're on it 24 hours a day. >> we have to take a bit of a break. we have so much more to talk about. the life and death of robin williams and the impact he's had on so . >> when people say he took his life, i say, no, he died of an illness. he had challenges that were an illness. sometimes something so high profile and heartbreaking can give us a boost to do more. >> why are people killing themselves. terrible thing. i wish his legacy -- i wish his l

young and full of so much promise, just -- everybody is still numb. >> reporter: the trooper was also mourned wednesday at roman catholic high school where he garaged in 2006 an honor roll student and cross country track athlete. he also graduated from temple's criminal justice program. >> he seemed like someone who was made to serve. >> it was an honor to work with him and we're all sorry that this incident occurred and he's no longer with us. >> reporter: now trooper kedra survived by his parents, fiance', two brothers and a sister. he was voted trooper of the month just six months on the job back in july 2013. he is the 96th member of the state police to lose his life in the line of duty. lucy? >> thatching dave. >>> your fox 29 weather authority now. let's hop outside take a live look at center too. it's another cool night and it's gorgeous outside. more chances for some rain possibly for some folks. chief meteorologist scott williams what do you have on tap? >> hi, lucy. right now the month of october has begun on a pretty mild and pleasant note. i have this camera zoomed in across the s

. >> pam:family and friends are mourning the death of an ohio teenager. the 16-year-old collapsed during a visit to a haunted house. >> pam:jackie congedo reports the girl had a medical condition she couldn't overcome. >> reporter:16-year-old christian benge was in her sophomore year here at new miami high now her classmates and her family are mourning a loss no one saw coming. she played the biggest role in all of our lives and we all miss her so much. >> reporter:christian benge's mother is comforted by facebook posts from her daughter's friends. while her aunt tearfully recalls last sunday's service and the words her niece sang. and those memories of her up here singing and pouring out her heart to everyone is the fondest memories i have of her >> reporter:no one knew then that the 16 year old had only days left. she and a group of family and friends were visiting the land of illusion haunted house on friday. when out of nowhere christian collapsed. the mother instincts kicked in and i started cpr and i did the cpr until the paramedics arrived and i tr

. >> two families in mourning tonight.k the lives of two people, one of them just 4 years old. the shooting happened in watsonville just outside a restaurant. >> reporter: candles, tears and emotions filled watsonville city plaza. they're mourning the loss of two lives, a 4-year-old girl and 34-year-old ramon randon. >> i'm begging you all to find the murderer. >> one man is in custody and investigators are looking for several hours involved in a horrific shooting last night in this parking lot. police call it a gang shooting and the intended target was ramon randon, but he was not the only one hurt. the two shooting victims were here for very different reasons, ramon randon worked here in the area. this is where the 4-year-old was resting where her grandparents closed up the restaurant they owned. you can see where the bullet hole was, tonight, somebody left pink flowers and a princess balloon outside the fish bar and grill. while one family grieved privately, another makes a public plea. >> this has to stop, how many mor

then later in the mourn, spotty showers make there way in, but brief. by 10:00, hours of late rain to the north. the afternoon, mainly clear. we'll have some clouds continuing to push through but no brain expected into the afternoon. rainfall, the north bay, we could see a bit more because we'll have the rain hugging the coastline, same through for the stan cruz mountains. the east bay and south bay, we're expecting next to nothing with this system. 60s and 70s through much of the bay area into tomorrow afternoon. the extended forecast, dry on thursday but friday, a chance of light rain returning to the forecast and sunday night into monday, a better chance of a little bit more significant rain but we're still not talking about some wild event of several inches. no, only about a half an inch of rain. >>> the giants continue their rain. >>> the giants continue their unorthodox way of ♪ decay. rain. >>> the giants continue their unorthodox way of it's the opposite of evolution. the absence of improvement. and the enemy of perfection. which is why you can

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. >>> a community in mourning today. friend and families are remembering ally call pilot killed bill whiting -- killed while fighting a fire in yosemite. >>> and a bay area tradition back. >>> northbound 101, time slowing down. we'll give you a look. >>> fleet week, heading into it, looks cooler going into friday but a fast rebounds. clearing and actually warmer as we head into the weekend. >>> welcome back on the morning news. we are river in san jose. this is what we are focused on right now complaints are growing about certain things that are allegedly happening in a popular san jose neighborhood. cutt's janine dela vega is out there now. this is communications hill. we'll tell you about plans for more development. good morning. thanks for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's thursday, object per 9th. i'm dave clark >> and i'm pam cook >> sometimes it's too foggy to jets to fly. >> sunday looks to be fog free if everything comes in as advertised. one of my faith people on twitter, we built this city th

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and a flood of friends and fraternity brothers are mourning the death. the alleged drunk driver ran him over. he passed away earlier this afternoon. he is 22 years old. police say he sped away after hitting his victim but shortly after, lease say he crashed into a parked car before rung into his apartment. he was later arrested for felony hit-and-run. friends tell me he was a member of a number of organizations on campus. she was expected to graduate next spring but his life was taken away in an instant. >> he's the most wonderful person. >> the hardest part is knowing that he's gone. >> so far friends have raised over $12,000. there will be a fund-raiser on thursday between 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. at the fourth street pizza company. the goal is to raise $50,000 to happen. reporting live in san jose, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> here's stanley is roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: there's a city street in san francisco where most of the basic rules of parking have been kicked to the curb. you remember double parking? in this street t

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inaudible) mother is with us today and claire, what happens 14 years ago, i know is something that we all mourn every day, every one who is here. but you know that your daughter and your family name has galvanized a movement, a movement that is represented by every man and woman who is here today. and i want to thank all of the amazing advocates and the city leaders who over the past 14 years, have moved forward, the 121 recommendations that we have adopted. but we know that we could do better. and when the statistic is that you look to your left and you look to your right, one out of three, we know that we can do better. for mary atchison we know that we can do better, for mary free mon we know that we can do better. for my good friend, (inaudible) we know that we can do better. and so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight. for helping to shine a light, for being part of our city of san francisco, and we are the city that revolutionized what love is about. from the summer of love, to marriage equality and i truly believe that some day, we are going to lead the revolution and we are

kurdish family mourn the families killed in the town of co barney. and the dinosaur mystery solved after nearly 50 years. just three days there have been shoot outs between police and suspected islamist fighters. police surrounded a house in the town where a group have been hiding out since wednesday. one policeman was with killed and another injured in that stand off. this weekend the new parliamentary elections. it is three years since the president was overthrown. the interior ministry has told al jazeera that a number of recent security operations have disrupted al quaida interest on preventing that vote. the operations are carried out by security forces in the past few weeks. enabled us to dismantle a number of terror cells. violence and also prevent the elections. >> in the town the scene of that shoot out, police have been waiting to raid the house of the summits. this update. security forces are still negotiating. very delicate situation the army cannot go ahead with an onslaught unless it ensures the whole area is secure as you can see behin

they came to mourn the death of a trans general der philippines.is accused just outside of manila. >> on they face violence daily. >> the killing has haunted several large protests in the philippines, demonstrators want the u.s. marine turned over to the philippines authorities and he is currently docked 0 near the area. >>> and he is standing low streaming including networks. hbo is only available for those who pay and the new service is expected to cost $15 a month and you will not need cable. >>> she has an unusual problem, her pet is allergic to her and every other person. they are left with the surprised diagnosis. >> she said she is allergic to humans. just like we are allergic dogs, he is allergic to human alexander. >> they are expected to -- human dander. >> they are expected to workup a serum next week. >>> a map used. they are catching people off guard. and we still have traffic out there. highway 24 looks good if you are driving to the caldecott tunnel and you might want to avoid it. >>> temperatures are mild, if you enjoyed the game yo

what one of the biggest >> the fashion world is mourning the loss of a legendary designer who died in this home in connecticut at 82 years old. most recently, he designed a wedding down. -- gown. --put -- george clooney taylor swift put this photo on instagram and wrote -- . >> monica lewinsky is back in the spotlight. she opened up about her affair with resident bill clinton. she said worldwide public humiliation destroyed her life nearly. a victim of cyber bullying. zero, the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the internet. >> in case you missed it, she also opened up a twitter account and has tens of thousands of followers on day one. she is at 58,000 followers right now. she just opened it up yesterday and is vomiting a public campaign against cyber bullying. only three tweets. it did not take long. rejoining in new cast. she is on season one through three of a reality tv show but left because of reported drama with other cast members. she started her own reality show and a successful skinny girl beverage company. do not act like you are not e

. >> reporter: in this working class neighborhood, people are in mourning this happen they've come to pay their respects to the dag family whose son was killed in riots that erupted across the city earlier this week. his brother tells me he's draughtdistraught, angry and af. >> he has no political affiliation at all. >> disputed this claim, a large pkk flag is pinned to the wall. the pkk are an armed kurdish group who have been fighting for independence from turkey for decades. even though the turkish government considers the pkk terrorists, both sides have been engaged in a peace process, that's now in the balance because of the conflict in kobani. hundreds of turkey's kurds have taken to the street. deputy head of the made kurdish political party the htp. she says that whilst the political process hasn't collapsed yet. >> if kobani falls it will be impossible to maintain peace in turkey. the government must create a security zone for kobani. >> although things are calm here with businesses open as usual and people going along their normal lives, the feeling is that of a tense uncert

. >> san jose students are gathering to mourn right now. hit and run drunk driver. >> and the giants are in royal's territory. a look at the mood in kansas city one day before game 6 of the world series. and the final push by the governor for two ballot measures days before voters head to the polls. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> students at san jose state university are rallying support after a student there was killed by a driver. friends say the student had everything to look forwarded to. the hit-and-run driver is facing charges. ktvu's christien kafton is live at the scene of the accident. >> reporter: that's right. he was member of the fraternity right there across the street. you can see his friends gathering right now for a memorial service. yesterday morning he was hit right here across the street from had fraternity house and doctors removed him from life support. >> san jose state university senior was set to graduate this spring with a degree in computer scien

. >>> the cast of the hit show "house of cards," is in mourning with the actress now being remembered. >>> a big thank you to the giants fan who have been sending photos showing team spirit, like this one enjoying time. send us your reports at ureport@kgo-tv.com. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back. 6:15. from southern california, a police officer shot during a raid has died. the police announced that the officer diamond passed away from the injuries and was shot yesterday morning while serving a search warrants. the warrant was targeting criminal motorcycle gangs. three was wearing a

about 380 acres already burned >>> family and friend are mourning the loss of a cal fire pilot in san a wildfire near yosemite. he was flying an air tanker when he crashed. hunt about responding to the fire. firefighters at the station say he will be missed. >> if you were kind of out and down, he would ask what he needed to do to bring you up. if you needed something, he would bring you up. >> hunt worked for a company that contracted with cal fire for more than 13 years. he leaves hyped a wife and two daughters. firefighters honored hunt with a procession down highway 480. people lined the area to honor him. cal fire grounded it tankers. the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause >>> new time now, 5:43. a sad story about a 72-year-old woman stabbed last night during an attempted carjacking and burglary. nancy joe mckinnon has been taken off life support. her accused attacker has been arrested the day the assault and now is expected to face charges of murder. >> i feel stunned and shocked. and kind of a helplessness. there is nothing that you can do. >> polic

city of marysville, washington is mourning after a deadly shooting at a high school. coming up here, we'll take you back to the school to see how the teenagers are coping with this tragedy. >>> also heavy storms soaking, look at these floodwaters. that's a street. is there more to come? ivan cabrera will have that for you. ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away >>> welcome back. in the canadian capital of ottawa, they mourned the soldiers killed this week in terror attacks sa rill lcirillo attacked as he stood guard at this memorial. >>> a high school student shot his cousin in the school cafeteria. jaylen fryberg wounded four students, killed a girl and himself. the small city is reeling from the attack. >> reporter: hundreds gather at a washington state church seeking comfort just hours after a nearby school shooting. ♪ >> reporter: it was around 10:30 a.m. pacific time when students were gathered. jaylen fryberg opened fire with a handgun, apparently targeting a specific table. >> the table he went up to, he came up from behind and had a gu

many people in cupertino are mourning the death of a teenage boy. killed while riding his bike to school. students and neighbors alike, stopped to pay their respects at the site of the accident today. officials say, a big rig truck struck the boy yesterday morning along mclellan road. the teen. who was wearing a helmet at the time. died on scene. the accident has left neighbors shaken. i was extremely upset i have three children who graduated from the school years ago, i think of how difficult and must be for the parents the sheriff's department has not yet publicly identified the boy. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly why the truck hit him. and questions are now being asked about whether or not the big rig should been have been driving on mclellan road in the first place. a cupertino resident had a close encounter with a mountain lion this morning. the mountain lion had managed to get into the backyard of the man's house. jim otis was about to let his dogs out. when he came face to face with a full grown mountain lion. otis is gr

they mourn his loss and send condolences to his family. the written statement is all that we got from the state police tonight. the police have not released the identity of the instructor who shot kedra or if he was a member of the state police. reporting live in north philadelphia outside of temple university hospital, kenneth moton "action news." >>> there was a break in the search for eric frein in the form of two pipe bombs. they announced that they recovered the working explosives with the discards items in the last 24 hours. they are still on his trail. in monroe and pike counties they spoke directly to frein. >> you are clearly stressed. you are making significant mistakes. we continue to take your supplies and weapon stockpiles. while you no doubt are weakens our troopers resolve is very strong. >>> there was one sighting of the cop killer yesterday. they are near his parent home. >>> we have seen americans flown to united state for treatment. tonight it's a different story. the first case of the deadly disease diagnosed inside of

>> but we can tell you, ladies, good afternoon there, but it is still mourning here. you know the crazy game from saturday night? was longer than the flight that the nationals took from d.c. to san francisco. they got here early saturday morning, they got into practice and an important day off and now it is do or die. >> the nets are doing their best to forget about the historic debacle in bc and are now focused on the biggest game of the season. alexis unbelievable. base hasn, our fan been around for as long as the giant. outhe nationals have a 45 of 46 record away from home. as the general manager put it, they don't lose to a greener row very often. >> san francisco is buzzing. the postseason dependent on the field and fans are finally excited to see the bats and balls arriving before the first postseason game. he admits that he can't wait to see his baseball hero. >> that is a big reason why i am rooting for him. nation'siles from the capital, the weather is much warmer here. >> stronger fingertips, which helps. >> he has a message for those who are nervous back ho

it is filled with shock and sorrow as former students and current students and parents have been mourning here with the staff. they have been dropping off flowers all morning long after hearing father john payne passed away. as he was working at the school he collapsed and rushed to the hospital where he later died of a heart attack. served as the pastor at the school and served for those elementary students and became the dean in 200 and last year was promoted to principal. >> this is not hyperbole. he saved the lives of county less numbers of students and level a mark. >> i can't even imagine not having him as an educator. and as a consummate leader wholistically touching the lives of the children. >> now the chancellor told abc 7 news that father payne had an abundance of love for the children and showed them every day. he was 53 years old. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> turning to a little bit of sports news now, baseball fans are gearing up for a big game tonight at camden yards. the baltimore orioles will host game one of the american league championship series. tonight it's just aft

. >> local baseball fans are mourning and early ending to what was a promising season. >> on the ground at second. panic. >> at the end of the washington nationals's postseason run does not mean baseball area fans are out of look. -- area baseball fans are out of luck. >> all season long, the nats have been filled with what they , but after the loss last night, their friends are filled with something they itude.ll sad but the orioles fans say their glass is running over with october fever. orioles magic dealt out of the speakers at natty o'briens. >> we had an almost record a on sunday. now that the o's are battling for an alcs and on friday -- and i >> i had more people than i ever have in my life. -- hugged more people than i have ever in my life. believedk everyone that for a little while. flex it had you going. >> until the seventh inning wild pitch. fans took to twitter writing this. crushing little league dreamers and leaving stadium workers picking up the pieces of what could have been. -- will fansion from navy yard get over there heart earned -- their heartburn and heart the bo

. >> people across britain and throughout the world are mourning the death of alan henning, he is the aid worker whose beheading is scene in a video released on friday by isis. carl penhall is in his hometown near manchester. >> for alan henning, time has slipped away. outside the taxi company where he worked, rain falls on silent flower tributes. >> it's always great to see what you see what's needed get to where it needs to go. >> reporter: he was on a mission when he was kidnapped. he was the only non-muslim on the humanitarian convoy. his muslim friends prayed for him saturday. community leaders are enraged. the killing of alan henning was a cowardly and appalling act of brutality by a group who do not represent islam at all, and in fact are an insult to the islamic faith. >> frien >> his friend stayed back at the border while henning volunteered to push ahead into syria where help was badly needed. >> we cannot comprehend that something so terrible could happen to such a wonderful and compassionate human being. the world lost an honorable and remarkable hero yesterday. >> henning

today canada's prime minister said the nation is mourning but resolute. >> we'll be vigilant but willot run scared. police in ottawa late this afternoon said zihaf bibeau had connections to jihaddists within canada and had recently applied for a passport and was believed to be trying to find a way to syria where the terror group isil is headquartered. >> as canada mourns that attack that claimed the life of a soldier, parliament paused to honor the heroism that stopped he accused gunman. that is canadian parliament sergeant at arms kevin vickers getting a long round of applause when parliament reconvened this morning. it was vickers who opened fire yesterday on the alleged shooter, killing him and ending the bloodshed. the evidence of yesterday's violence was visible even inside the parliament where bullet holes and shattered glass could easily be seen. >> an emotional scene today. well, back here, locally now, harsh criticism tonight against the u.s. park police for its handling of a woman's disappearance from reagan national airport in may of last year. that woman, victoria kahn, wa

. >>> this morning, the world of journalism, not to mention fans every are mourning the loss of a giantben bradley, a legend tear washington post editor has died. groundbreaking coverage of the watergate scandal that reporting led by bob woodard and bob burnstein. they did make a movie about it "all the president's men." bradlee had suffered from alzheimer's for several years. he was 93. a huge loss. >>> let's get an early look at weather with chad myers. >> and good early morning. kind of a wet mess across the northeast today, a windy storm a coastal low going to run off in new england, parts of newark, new jersey, all along the coastal states you're going to see either rain showers or heavy wind and certainly, with that wind, we could see airport delays. heavy wind coming on shore in the pacific northwest as well. in the next week, the pacific north west could pick up a foot of rain in higher elevations. 68 in atlanta. a little bit ace the storm pulls a little bit to the northeast tomorrow. still affecting maine into newfoundland into nova scotia, all of this, getting this heavy rain

when republicans talk about anywhere message they always go back to reagan, mourning in america.o be a proactive stance, some kind of good news that the republican party is going to deliver to the country. i don't understand how you create an atmosphere of gloom and doom and find room for sunshine. >> i don't think they're looking for sunshine. a lot are saying, their voters, their base voters in their districts are not optimistic people. they look at the world and see a place that is changed and they feel it has moved beyond them and they want someone who will be angry and sort of burn the world down a bit for them. that's what you're seeing in a lot of this. by being doom and gloom they can say i'm going to stand for you and keep what you want and what you have in tact as best i can. that's what they're looking for. in a midterm like this one there's not going to be a lot of middle of the road voters that's the place to get it from. >> you're an array of sunshine on the show filled with gloom and doom. thanks for your time. >> good to see you. >>> coming up we are awaiting pres

mohammed thank you very much. >>> now to zambia where people are mourning the death of their presidentata, and they are waiting to welcome his remains home because he died in london earlier this week. tania page now reports. >> reporter: this is a tradition for the late president's tribe. ash or any white powder is thrown of people to make them laugh, easing their grief. everyone knew michael sata was sick, but his death left many in a state of shock. he was popular and stood up for the pour. in some cases he doubled the salaries of some public workers like this man. >> i was so happy, because he was the only president who came in and -- and thought he should help us. and we saw the fruits. and who are we not to say thank you. >> reporter: but the same government has frozen public sector salaries for two years. the union is threatening to hold nation wise demonstrations. he has to support six children, including three of his sisters. inflation is 8%, now everything costs more. >> they increase their -- i mean, their tuitions every year, and if governance is not going to consider trying

the muslim friends will be mourning him this special time of eve and the whole country mourning withterms of what we'll do, use all assets we have as we have been up until now to try to find these hostages, to help hostages, to help their families and do everything we can to defeat this organization, which is actually ruthless, senseless, and barbaric in the way it treats people, and this will be the work that we continue. the reality is an emotional appear from mrs. henning, and that couldn't stop it, you couldn't stop it, is it going to happen again? >> well, what we see with the organization is there's no level of depravity to which they will not sink. no appeals made any difference. the fact this was a kind, gentle, compassionate and caring man who had simply gone to help others, the fact they murdered him in the way they did shows what we are dealing with, and this is going to be our struggle there, with others, we haved too everything we can to defeat this organization. we must take action against it. we must find those responsible, and today, here at checkers, had the head of

a community is mourning tonight.hooting at a washington state high school. a vigil was held tonight for the victims. the gunman has been identified as high school student, jaylen fryberg. the shootings set off a chaotic scene this morning. as students ran from the cafeteria and building in a frantic dash to safety. authorities say. he killed one person and shot several others, before killing himself at marysville pilchuck high school. 30- miles north of seattle. this is a true community tragedy it will take a long time for community to heal from this and we're going to get about that work right away students and parents say, fryberg was recently crowned freshman homecoming prince. and also played on the high school football team. three of the survivors suffered critical head wounds, 2 of the people shot were fryberg's cousins. still ahead. why some servers in the bay area. will no longer be scooping up tips. plus -- a c-h-p officer accused of stealing nude photos from a suspect. new details that show, it might not be

tonight -- eric harvis' fiance, family and friends are mourning. good evening. i'm pam moore. police are still trying to find out why harvis was shot and killed on unday. kron 4's scott rates spoke to his heartbroken fiance. who has a strong message for his killer. police are trying to track down his killer as his fiancee's time to come to grips with what happened. she did not to show her face but this woman says that the last time she would see her fiance alive. eric was a spiritual and loving person who loved family and love to cook and love to rejoice with everybody the shooting happened sunday night, harvested just finish selling barbecue at his home neighborhood. he decided to sell plates to the neighbors to get money for our marriage. friends and family say harvests was working hard to save money for his wedding. we were planning to get married next year. he will always stay in my heart he is my soul mate he will never disappear out of my heart ever. he he wasn't in the streets even have a record her anything i do not understand why anyone would want to kill him, was a g

still to come on "action news" the music world is mourning loss of him dairy rock musician and legal and how this leader is breaking barriers foremen. and mother serving for answers after her son's murder back in 1998 hopes you can finally bring his kill kill to justice 1998 hopes you can finally bring his kill kill to justice tonight's crime fighter report. >> a local mother is waiting for justice since the late 90s when her son was murdered and she hopes turning you to will help. rick williams with tonight's crime fighter's report. >> in 1998, 26-year-old michael young was working several odd jobs to help care for his two children. on saturday, august 8, barbara benson received a knock on her door that no mother should ever have to answer. >> i opened the door taken was the police officers. and they said are you michael young's mother? and i was upset and i said, yes. i said, what has he done? he has not done anything he's dead. and i screamed. >> he was found dead inside a boarding house 5300 block of new hall street in the philadelphia germantown section. he was beaten, stabbed a

last night, students and parents gathered at the school to comfort each other and mourn. closedgh school will be this entire week to give the students and faculty time to heal. karen travers, abc news. had highway is finally back open after a deadly accident this morning -- indianhead highway is finally back open after a deadly accident this morning. a pedestrian was struck and died at the scene. >> all lanes are back open here :10 after an accident investigation had the northbound lanes shut down for several hours. this all began just before 5:30 this morning. that's when, prince george's county police say, a woman was walking in the area of 210 and berry road when she was struck by a vehicle. she was pronounced dead on the scene. the driver of the vehicle did remain on the scene when police arrived. at this point, the identity of the woman has not been released and the circumstances around where she may have been coming from or going to and why she was in this area are still part of this ongoing investigation. we do know that the roads were closed for several hours. all

. >>> rock and roll fans mourning the death of bassist jack bruce. he formed cream. he wrote "sunshine of your love" and "i feel free." he met clapton while playing in another band. >>> an out of this world delivery finally arrived on earth just a few hours ago. it came back from the space station carrying equipment. it splashed off the coast of baja, california. it was made by spacex. the company is currently developing a man diversion of its spacecraft. >>> the day long day of the dead took over saint james park. they were able to celebrate lost loved ones by placing photos on alta altars. they enjoy traditional food, music, art and treats such as sugar skulls. kate, how you feeling? >>> i'm doing okay, but i went in when the giants game was tied at one. things have changed. a very busy day in the sports world in general. we're going to start with the stanford cardinals. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as we

. >> also this morning, the fashion world mourning the death of legendary designer oscar de la renza. most recently he designed a wedding dress for george clooney's wife. he died after a long battle with cancer. he was 82 years old. >> quite the talent. office fsupply store staples sas there was a potential data breach. good morning, kate. >> good morning. staples is investigating a possible data breach. now staples didn't provide details but says customers won't be responsible for any fraudulent purchases if they report them in a timely manner. stocks ended in the black on monday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq posting their first three-day winning streak in about a month. we get data on existing home sales, earnings from coca-cola, travelers, verizon and yahoo!. the nasdaq up to 4316. and cvs may make it harder to get prescriptions from stars that haven't stopped selling tobacco. cvs may charge up to $15 in additional co-pays for customers that fill prescriptions outside its new tobacco-free pharmacy network. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> 4:47 right now on your tuesday. we know that it

but i'm still in mourning over the dodgers being eliminated.n they won last year, they jumped in our swimming pool in our stadium. i'm really heart broken that the richest team in baseball is eliminated. >> that sarcasm is not the most attracting thing i have ever seen. >> orioles. baseball has shown a lot of class and i love matt williams but a lot of questions going on about a lot of the questions. >> you have been on "meet the press" 69 times. this is your first time on our show. how many times will you be on "meet the press." ? >> when i run for re-election in 2002, it will be at that number by 2002 or maybe running for president. >> or you may be a substitute host on this show? >> knowing you two guys, we are going to need a replacement soon. >> senator john mccain of arizona joining us from phoenix. home of the best pizza plays in all of the united states. pizza bianca. >> prohibitive favorite to be the next democratic nominee as she steps out. anita, i'm talking about hillary clinton and starting to get around and show a little leg. you