now that city and community is in mourning today and once again authorities reeling from this latest tragic loss. >> we've been here before, sadly to say. we've been here before. this is my third time in it the four years that i've been the director, and it doesn't get any easier. this is a very difficult time. >> more live from our new york city newsroom. bryan? >> reporter: at this time the memphis police department has not released a description of the suspect currently on the run. he know only that the suspected shooter is a male, the shooting happening last night in tennessee about 20 minutes southeast of downtown memphis around the intersection of cottonwood and perkins. police say officer shawn bolton was shot multiple times during a traffic stop at approximately 9:18 p.m. a civilian nearby picked up the police radio to let authorities know that an officer was down. officer bolton was rushed to regional medical center in critical condition where he later died. our fox affiliate whbq is reporting that police did search for a person or persons of interest at the nearby cottonwoo

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police mourn loss of a fellow officer killed nay crash. next on "action news." >> police officers in philadelphia are mourning the loss of one of their own. a 10-year veteran of the force and father of two is killed in a car crash. sunday night, sarah is off and big story on "action news" is sudden loss of young man that spent his life serving others. sergeant ali was killed when he slammed his truck into a tree in roxboro. annie mccormick is live with the full story, annie. >> and walter that's right, sergeant rafael leaves ten years on the force tonight and the accident investigation is still trying to figure out what led up to his fatal crash as officers here in the 39 district continue to mourn him. >> sergeant rafael ali was supposed to be at work in the 39 distribute sunday morning and instead his colleagues are coping with his untimely death. >> he was really down-to-earth guy and intelligent young man. >> it was same sentiment ali's east oak lane neighborhood. his daughter's birthday was today. >> he had so much to look forward to

the teacher was mourning a lot of one of her students in a traffic accident when she herself is killed one week later at the same time. state police identified the woman who was killed jogging along route 206 as 29-year-old allison mcginnis she taught english and language arts at helen fort middle school. >> on top of her door, it said do something amazing today. >> reporter: in recent day mcginnis was mourning the loss of one of her students who was injured in a traffic accident back on august 2. mcginnis was among the first to visit her daughter in the hospital. >> she was more than just a teacher she was their friend. >> reporter: jania passed away from her injuries on august 20th. yesterday her mother went by the site of the accidents. she got caught in another accident. she learned that her teacher was involved and had been killed. i was shocked and freaked out, because my daughter passed away last thursday around 2:00 p.m. and then four her teacher to pass away one week later around the same exact time it give me the chills. >> reporter: she doesn't know what to make of the chill

inman at a confederate military hospital in virginia as he and soldier mourn the loss of yet another fallen comrade. (singing) wounded and sick of war's horror, inman decides he's had enough and walks away, a deserter, towards ada monroe. (singing) the woman he left behind in the blue ridge mountains of western north carolina. the opera's composer is jennifer higdon.

. >> fire fighters tonight are mourning one of their own. david ruhl who died battling a wild fire in the national force. across the state, 8,000 of his fellow fighters are now on the front lines. >> over here we're probably seeing a flame in skpesz of a hundred feet.

here at wusa9 we mourn with you, wdbj.'re in our thoughts and you are in our prayers. >> well said, nikki. if you'd like to offer your condoll lengses, you can do -- condolences you can do so on our facebook and twitter pages. >> reporter: good morning. president obama took time to comment on the tragedy in virginia as well saying his heart went out to the families of alison parker and adam ward. he said sadly gun violence is a reality we deal with every day in america. it's something he hopes can change with some grass roots action. >> some of this violence can be prevented but a whole lot of it can if we are doing a better job of making sure that people who have problems, people who shouldn't have guns won't have them. i continue to hope that we see the kind of grass roots movement building for common sense gun safety laws. >> reporter: a spokesman from the a.t.f. says flanagan purchased two glock handguns legally weeks ago. they were recovered by police. >>> wal-mart is making a big announcement about gun sales. it will

. >>> a school community is in mourning today. wootton high school principal michael warren died before the start of a new year. he was found dead inside his bethesda apartment. police believe the 64-year-old died from natural causes. a spokesperson said he was committed to his students and staff especially during tragic times. two recent graduates from the school died back in june. >> he knew every kid. he would put his arms around the kid. he would help them grieve but he wanted kids to learn from a tragedy. >> there will be a memorial service this friday at the school. the school year starts in less than two weeks. >>> we are waiting to see what happens with your morning commute in loudoun county. there's a chance that bus service could be disrupted again if drivers have another sickout day. they called off because of union negotiations. 14 of 58 bus runs were cancelled. >>> take a look at the sky bee hind us, hues of orange and purple. a bit of a gloomy morning. >> storm is acoming. meteorologist tom kierein has a look at the

his brothers in blue here at the 12th district are in mourning.p, i'll tell you what we learned about the deadly hit and run crash. how investigators say one witness kept the other driver from getting away. >>> i'm jesse gary live outside 30th street station. energy and excitement related to the pope's visit next month. that story right after the break. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? this isn't lactose. it's milk. ♪ >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> a department in mourning. a philadelphia police officer is dead following a crash with a suspected drunk driver. and investigators say one witness was key i

. >> the news team mourns investigators find more evidence in killer vester flanagan's get away car.olice found disguises, a wig, hat, shawl, several license plates and a to do list. at his home authorities say he lived in squaller conditions surround beside pictures of himself and porn. >> i saw the way he behaved. >> today the tv station general manager detailed a whole laundry list of troubles leading to flanagan's firing two years ago saying they told him to get counseling for his issues. >> behavior the anger and the inability to work with his colleagues from time to time. >> this morning on good day chris hurst anchor dating victim allison parker shared their scrapbook and memories touring philadelphia. >> why am i talking to anybody that wants to talk to me? and i feel like allison would have wanted me to do that. >> reporter: while chris feels compelled to share, we all mourn differently and that young producer from gibbstown, new jersey, melissa ott is struggling with her fiance' photographer adam ward's murder. posting on facebook, i'm not okay. and i won't be for a long ti

their virginia community in mourning. both were each preparing to begin exciting new chapters in their personal lives when the alleged gunman vester flanagan opened fire in the middle of their on air report. sarah dallof is live in roanoke, virginia this morning. sara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. someone claiming to be the shooter, faxed a # 23-page document to abc news in which he describes his mindset or describes himself as a human powder keg just waiting to go boom. colleagues describe alison parker and adam ward as special people, the kind who were up before sunrise to put in long hours reporting the news. their off camera lives were just as busy. park had recently moved in with her boyfriend, ward was engaged to be married. >> if i walked into the office in the morning and the first person i saw was either adam or alison i got a smile on my face, they were always that way. >> reporter: they were interviewing a local official for wdbj when authorities say 41-year-old vester lee flanagan a former colleagu

fellow journalists gathered in mike co's main avenue to mourn and denounce his did he go. many journalists are still here to try to show their anger over what happened with rubin espinosa their colleague, but also a real sense of fear. mexico city is meant to be a safe half phone journalists you remembered threat in other parts of the country. and that's really been shaken by what happened. they know that what has happened to rubin espinosa could happen to any of them. mexico is the most dangerous country in latin america for journalists. >> translator: when they confirmed his death it made me very afraid. killing him for me was a message, them saying even if you runaway we'll we'll filed you and do the same thing we do to rubin. >> reporter: the government may be particularly repressive but all over the country its local authorities is the biggest danger to journalists. >> threats come especially from the government. this is something that we have documented for the laugh five years. if -- it will spread over the whole country not only in the northern region pretty much i

i am in mourning. is actually need letting people know you are in bereavement. so it is like wearing the black armband that you used to wear 50 years ago. the practice -- i think a lot of people find it strange. i think where people really find it strange is in this new era of -year-old selfies, posting a picture with the deceased or taking a picture at the funeral. but i don't inc. these things are that different. use is an euro in which we visual rhetoric to self document experiences. take pictures of every experience we have and posted on facebook. when my daughter had surgery, she went into surgery and the first thing she said when she woke up his mom, take a picture. and i realize, that's not that different from someone going to their grandmothers funeral taking a picture of themselves crying at the funeral were with the grandmother in the casket. i think what has changed is the public nature -- that we are all part of this audience taking place and partaking in these previously private experience. we are seeing it whether we want to see it or not, so death

. >> the church is a mile from where the possible mh370 wing part was found, making the mourning more real, more immediate. [speaking french] >> translator: before there were questions, now we have found more details, so we can mourn more closely with the families. >> people here may also find it easier to mourn because reunion island over the years has attracted people from all over the world. just like those on mh370. [speaking french] >> it's an island of many nationalities, religions, and it's very important for peace. >> tonight a call for the federal government to take action against drones after friday's near miss with a delta airlines jet headed for kennedy airport. the faa says delta flight 407 from orlando was preparing to land when the pilot spotted a drone off the right wing about 100 feet below the plane. earlier that day the pilot of jetblue flight also reported seeing a drone near the jfk airport 6789 senator schumer says there are now more drones than the faa can try to keep out of harm's way. >> there's an elegant solution called geo-fencing. and what it does is build

. >>> a brooklyn family is mourning the loss of a little boy found unresponsive in the waters off of queens beach. >> it left beachgoers extremely shaken. helicopters and first responders swarmed queens beach in rackaway -- rockaway pork. rescue crews were searching for ezekiel gray who somehow slipped away from his family. police say an onduty lifeguard found the little boy unresponsive there in the water. >> they were trying hard to revive willing. they were unsuccessful -- revive him. they were unsuccessful. he was lifeless. >> the child was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. a medical examiner will now determine the exact cause of death. >>> the man accused of abducting a teenage girl in tweens is being treated this morning for -- queens is being treated this morning for what they say are self-inthicketted stab wounds -- self-inflicted stab wounds. the girl is fine after her boyfriend kidnapped her. he followed a crying jimenez in a shoe repair shop yesterday morning where he pulled out a knife. [indiscernible] he pushed her inside of the car in the >> he i

the harris county sheriff's deputies in mourning. clearly a very emotional day as they're mourning the loss of one of their own. captured at his mother's house. the man believed to be the gunman who fatally shot a sheriff's deputy at a houston area gas station has been taken into custody. the texas department of public safety tells cnn the man's mother called the harris county sheriff's department after learning her son may have been involved in the shooting. police say it appears to be an unprovoked execution-style killing. >> a witness called 911, let us know that one of our deputies had been shot, multiple units arrived, ems arrived on scene. unfortunately, the deputy passed. >> reporter: the deputy is identified as 47-year-old darren goforth, a 10-year veteran who was married with two children. >> i have been in law enforcement 45 years. i don't recall another incident this cold-blooded and cowardly. >> reporter: authorities say the uniformed deputy was refueling his patrol car friday evening when this man, caught on surveillance

. >>> and mourning the loss of a major civil rights leader. we will take a look back at the life of julian and his connection to our area. >>> temperatures into the 90s. we will talk about the 90s this week and tracking stormy weather by the end of the workweek. we will look at your seven day straight ahead. >>> an indonesian plane that disappeared with 5 5 4 people on board has now been found. rescuers are headed to the site of the crash to search for survivors. the plane crashed into a remote mountain region. it lost contact as it was flying into bad weather. >>> and civil rights are mourning the loss of a leader. he was a major player in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. he served as chairman of the naacp with ties to our area. and his father was the first african-american president of lincoln university. bond died last night at his home in florida after a brief illness. president obama released a statement calling him a hero and a friend. bond was 75 years old. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling...

murray died, his family says they are mourning his loss. you mention, this morning, there are renewed question about fan safety at ballpark. some of the railing regulations haven't been updated since the 1920s. the railings in front of seats, must be at least 26 inches high and in front of stairs, 42 inches high. and some experts are wondering whether that may have played a role in this death. right now, police are investigating. it appears to be an accident. it's unclear what, if any, factor that played in this man's death. we'll have the latest on this developing story coming up on "today." chris, back to you. >>> 6:15. the nation's leading group of pediatricians is urging parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of alcohol long before they take their first sip. experts are pointing to surveys showing nearly a quarter of young people say they have tried their first alcoholic drink before their 13th birthday. doctors say parents should talk 9. they encourage pead trigs to screen preteens and adolescents for alcohol use. >>> blue bel

. >>> philadelphia police are mourning the loss of one of their own, an off-duty officer was killed in a hit-and-run on the roosevelt boulevard. katherine scott is live at the 12 district headquarters where the officer worked. >> reporter: good morning, officer lamar poole as an 18 veteran of the police department. he is survived by his wife and seven children. his colleagues are mourning his loss. >>> a police motorcade escorted the body of lamar poole from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. the 12 district officer was off-duty when he was killed after his motorcycle and toyota collided at residential and deavereau. >> according to witnesses right after the crash, he gets out for a minute and sees what happens and gets back in the car and goes north ornlts boulevard. the tow truck driver called the police. police believe the 58-year-old driver was under the influence. >> you're so cavalier about life, you have the accident deal with the consequences, don't walk away from somebody who is fatally wounded in this case. >> reporter: the 58-year-old driver is in custody we are

." >> family and co-workers are mourning the loss of a two year reporter ascertain photographer who were murdered on live television in virginia. dozens gathered at a vigil last night for the purpose of the the woman who survived the on air attack yesterday morning. reporter allison parker and photographer adam ward were doing a live report for a roanoke station wdbj. vester flanagan was a former employee of the station and described as disgruntled. he posted a video of the murders on social media before taking his own life. we'll have a live report from virginia in the next half-hour on "action news." >>> "action news" reporter, monica malpass was at the would you also for a one-on-one interview with president obama. they discussed several topics including the shocking murders in virginia. >> what we know is that the number of people who die from gun-related incidents around this country dwaforts any deaths that happen through terrorism. we are willing to spend trillion of dollars to prevent terrorist activities but nothing that pose common sense gun safety measures that save lives. >>>

. >>> our top story this morning, broadway is mourning the death of the first african-american actor to play the lead role in les mis. >> this is one of the last photos of kyle jean-baptiste posted online before his last performance playing the character jean valjean. he was preparing for a new role but a fatal fall cut it short. ilan gay gold has more. >> reporter: his death is a huge loss on broadway. he was a rising star that made history at the imperial theater. on without him. this you tube video posted on thursday shows the last time kyle jean-baptiste under studied the lead role of jean valjean in les miserables. when he auditioned for the show, a star was born and he became the first african- american and the youngest actor to ever play the role on broadway. his success ended abruptly late friday night. he died at the age of 21 following a performance when he fall from his family's fire escape. >> i knew he was destined for greatness. when this happened, it's really tragic. >> reporter: angela august went to high school with kyle jean- baptiste where he studied performing art

richard: this is a time to mourn and weep. >> i was devastated. there is just no understanding it.ipper alison parker and photographer adam ward. me to come in, that something unimaginable had happened. she was awesome to work with. he had this personality. he could you up if you are having a bad day. >> it's my family. richard: the community came by to get a respects. >> they were put of the family. richard: the now deceased gun man, vester flanagan, was a former station employee, a hunting fact not lost on general manager jeff marks. >> why was i not targeted? richard: now this station and city are dealing with a loss never expected. >> it really makes you think. wow, life is precious. see ♪ut now i all night long, we have been seeing people come by the memorial. it's remarkable how many young people, the employees of the station came out to work this story, standing right in this very spot all morning, mourning the loss of their friends. general manager said tonight, "our hearts are broken." leon: so many hearts broken tonight. alison parker's father issued a statement, calling

news," mourning the virginia journalists killed on live tv. their connections reach the delaware valley. >> new this morning, a local high school football coach is fired for something he did on the field. >> an important meeting for home and condo owners looking to make shcoin off the pope's visit next month. let's go outside to karen rogers who is in for david murphy and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, we're looking at clear skies, and i want to show you the numbers in the suburbs, 57 in quakertown, 55 in kenneth square. and in new jersey and delaware you're in the upper 50s and low 60s. 62 in cinnaminson and wilmington. satellite and radar showing nothing happening. no clouds up above, you have to go well to the northwest to see the cloud cover. we're staying bright and sunny, low humidity, nice and comfortable with dewpoints below 60 degrees. 8:00 a.m., in the 60s, 68 with lots of sunshine. noon, 78. 3:00 p.m., 82. 6:00 p.m., 83 degrees coming down from a high of 83 so feeling good today. >> reporter: a decent start on

. >> reporter: for one minute on thursday mourning, hiroshima stood still.ople here and around the world reflecting on the moment 70 years ago that tens of thousands of lives were lost. when the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima, this man was 13. she survived, but her sister and four year old nephew did not. >> they were swollen really twice or three times than the normal body. and all they wanted was water. >> reporter: since the bombing, japanese families have mourned the loss of many others who died from cancer and other illnesses linked to the attacks. this history has sparked an anti nuclear weapons movement that united every year in hiroshima. these protesters have traveled here to mark the anniversary of the atomic bomb dropping on this city. we're going to ask one of them what her goal is here. >> translator: my wish is that the countries that arm themselves with nuclear weapons will abandon them entirely. >> reporter: japan's prime minister says his country has a duty to push for the elimination of nuclear weapons. >> translator: i am determi

. >> reporter: it is a mournful atmosphere for the patrons of baghdad's cafe. here they sip and smoke what small comforts are provided. but not even these decaying mementos of iraq's past are enough to counter the reminders of iraq's dangerous presence. >> what effects on the ground, nothing on the ground. >> reporter: political analyst ali said the year since the u.s. coalition began its air strikes against islamic state of iraq and the levant many iraqis have grown more distrustful than ever of their government's alliance with the united states. >> they have policy and they want to use this war for their global policy. >> reporter: a short walk away just down baghdad's bustling street, the mood is livelier but not much happier. during the recent record heat wave though, age are and anxiety seem to rise faster than the temperature. here in baghdad there is a real sense of concern about the effectiveness of the air strikes against i.s.i.l, especially at a time when the group has a stronghold just 90 minutes away in the capital. wrich history, this is wherwrics

they mourned him the way they mourned others. the man who helped many find their murdered relatives and spoke up for their rights was himself finally silenced. >> translator: justice. he was a fighter. he was a man who wanted to defend the people. he wanted peace. he was a good man. he didn't even know how to use weapons. he was not a killer. >> he helped to average nice the search for 43 missing students abducted by local authorities in collusion with organized crime. the incident caused an international outcry. but he was part of a group who searched for people reported missing by families, but presumed dead. >> look, this is a bone. here's another one. a bigger one. this is another bone. this is a place of kidnappings, this is normal. coming to the house at 6:00 a.m., open the door and take you in front of your family. >> this was one of 15 over the weekend. they are smothered by gang and drug violence. speaking to al jazeera last year, he was dismissive of the police who many believe are linked to some of the disappearances.

. >> the world is mourning the death of robin williams. >> how is your family doing? how are you guys doing. >> we're doing okay. >> "e.t." spoke with robin's son zack three months after robin's suicide. >> we're working hard to build our strength and acclimating to the new normal. >> robin never failed to make us laugh including his last one on one "e.t." interview on his set of the comedy "the crazy ones" robin describes working that week with victoria's secret angels. >> i'm good. definitely, definitely good. six super models. six super models, all in six-inch heels. six-inch heels. >> every time you sat down with robin williams, he entertained you. >> he didn't have to do any work. >> that's why it's so sad. the next court date set for august 28th. >>> coming up next, we look back at our time with frank gifford and kathie lee. their love story that endured through good times and bad. >> i know frank too well to know it's not perfect. >>> luke bryan opens up about friends blake shelton and miranda lambert and also has his own drama with one of his young sons. >> la

army is mourning the death of a service member at the chicago famous air show.first class corey hood died from injuries gotten in a parachute jump. his skydiving team is returning to base to meet with counselors to make sure they are mentally and physically fit to continue with their performance schedule. >>> police have pictures of a dramatic rescue off the jersey shore in spring lake. a 21-foot fishing boat ran aground. one passenger suffered a head injury. the operator habl charged with boating while intoxicated. you can reeled more about the rescue and see photos at 6abc.com. >>> a tennessee teenager said siri iphone virtual assistant saved his life. he was working on on a pickup truck at his home and the truck slipped off the jack. his armed was pinned above his head, so he could not call 911, but he could activate siri so she could call instead. >> rutherford county 911. >> i'm stuck under my truck. >> where are you? >> the teen was trapped for 40 minutes before help arrived. he had broken ribs and bruised kidney and otherwise expected to be okay. >> phila

." >> philadelphia police are mourning the death of one of their own. app off duty officer was killed in a crash operateing a motorcycle. the driver suspected of driving him fled the scene. >> sunday night the big story on "action news" is new information about the hit-and-run crash that killed an off duty philadelphia police officer this afternoonch the officer was 42 years old and 18 year veteran of the force and father of 7 tonight the driver that hit him is in custody. >> liver at the accident investigation differition with the latest details tonight, annie. >> sarah, tonight, police released disturbing details about the hit-and-run that killed an off-duty police officer lamar pool today. they sell tell us the cec suspect got out of his vehicle after the crash. saw off duty officer lying on the ground and got back to his vehicle to flee the scene only to be stopped when he was questioned at the accident investigation division by detectives and now he's at police headquarters waiting charges. >> a police motorcade escorted the pody to the medical exa

meantime it gets more sad, the teacher was mourning the loss 6 one of her students in a traffic doese want when she herself is killed exactly one week later about the same time. state police identify the woman who was killed while jogging along 206 as 29-year-old allison mcginnis in southampton. she taught english and language at helen fort middle school. >> she had an impact on her students. >> reporter: in recent days mcginnis was mourning the loss of one of her students who was injured in a traffic accident august 2. her mom who spoke with us by phone said mcginnis was the first to come visit her daughter in the hospital. >> she was more than, not just my daughter, but all the students. she was more than a teacher, she was their friends. >> reporter: the girl passed away from her injuries on august 22. yesterday she went by the site of the traffic accident and got caught up in a traffic blockaid on 206 it was the site of where her teacher was killed. >> i was shocked that her teacher passed away at 2:00. it gave me the chills. >> reporter: her mom doesn't know what to make the chi

police in memphis tennessee are in mourning, amid a manhunt. they still have not caught the shooter eve of an officer. a memphis police officer shot and killed after pulling over a car. sean bottleon was showed multiple times on a street in the southeastern part of the city. >> the driver of the vehicle has turned himself into police and has since been released without charge. passenger of the vehicle who is believed to be shooter is identified as 29-year-old jermaine wil wilburn. >> my brother's life was just beginning only for it to end in a tragedy. there's enough eac eestles in ed and he fought it to the end of his life. bottleon's death speaks volumes of the depth of police work. >> the fact that there are so many guns in our streets in the wrong hands np any given minute in a 24-hour day, they are dealing with folks who have no rules of engagement. >> sean bottleon is the third memphis officer killed in the line of duty in five years. he was just 30 years old. >>> a mass shooting in new york statnew yorkcity has left 13 in. nine were hit

sandy and her daughter have been mourning the loss of her husband from cancer in may. when a visit to his grave on father's day, they released balloons with a message telling the finder to call them, but when they arrived home hours later, the balloons drifted back 25 miles to them and attached to a fence. >> what are the chances? i think i started crying because it was just, like, a message from him. >> sandy says they are mourning the loss of a husband and father and now feel a little more free and at peace. >> balloons came home. wow, that's something else. we'll be right back, but bruce has what's ahead. >>> coming up tonight on "sports final," bob glouer in the studio to talk giants and jets. do we have enough stories to discuss? >> enough stories, bruce, tom cove lin, make or break year, and victor cruz, wilkerson, richardson. there's more. >> plus, the jockey, american pharaoh. tonight, following "news 4 new york," see you then. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so ci

the cigarette caught on fire. >> reporter: and while they mourn the loss of the well- liked neighbor, red cross is helping those people that live in the building. >> we take care of those immediate things, so they would have a sense of okay, i've got a meal with clothing for my kid and a place to sleep here tonight and so that the families, they could then begin to think about what is my next step. >> reporter: five other people were inside that apartment building, escaping the fire without the serious injuries. >> reporter: the victim and the people that escaped that fire were not members of the military. >>> it could get a little messy out there, particularly at the game here tonight. >> yeah, we are kind of worried about the game as they would move in around 6:50 to 7:00 and the kick off is at 7:30. so it is not a good time as we would have severe thunderstorm warnings out to the west of us, we'll show you that in a second. getting a little dark here down to 84. the dew point is miserable, mid- 70s. just uncomfortable really if you will southeast at 8. here is our flash flood watch

as cast mates mourn, the show must go on. during intermission at the imperial theater, fans say it's a shame they'll never get a chance to see him play that role. >> it's tragic. because imis is such a great show. [000:29:56;00]

i mourn at the thought of the many lives who have been lost but even more a mourn because i feel thats is not the last time that this kind of justice will occur. today i along with my classmates at princeton universities participated in a peaceful yet powerful walkout of class and die-ins on the front lawn of our campus in honor of not only mike brown but the lives of many other african-americans who are no longer with us because of the inju injustice occurring in our society. i have fear because, while this was occurring just outside of this building, so many people walked past or were sitting around disinterested and unconcerned, and my friend, aaron francis, a young black man attending harvard law school, could not have said this any better. i shed a tear because of how indicative that moment was of reality. it was a reflection of the fact that i cannot convince some people that a person's life is worth immensely more than a couple minutes of respect, that i just won't be able to convince people that something is actually wrong. america, in order for positive change to occur, this

. >>> the philadelphia police department in mourning tonight.geant killed after a weekend crash. coworkers and neighbors trying to come to grips with the loss. the ten-year veteran of the force was killed when his truck hit a tree saturday night. i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us. officers say the speed was a factor in this crash but plenty of questions remain about what happened inside the truck in the moments leading up to the accident. steve patterson has the latest from the 39th police district. >> reporter: brothers and sisters in mourning. >> the district is crushed. >> blinking back tears, lieutenant jeff describe add deep sadness after losing a man the brightest and best. >> sergeant ali was knowledgeable shall, very friendly supervisor here, studying for lieutenant, bright future. >> reporter: sergeant raphael ali died shortly after midnight sunday morning. saturday night, investigators is stay ali was off duty. driving along the 600 block of henry avenue in roxboro. at 11:45, police say he lost control of his dodge ram and struc

this as the father of the reporter killed visited her tv station today to mourn with the news staff there. at the scene of the shooting, blood-soaked planks have been replaced. local shops reopening for business after wednesday's shooting of reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. officials say she was shot in e head and chest. he in the head and side. as the community mourns, pa trker's father visited the stkation, wdbj, today. >> met the people she worked with a d the peopl that rea lly loved her. and i was -- profoundly difficult for me. >> reporter: the police searched vester flanagan's apartment, showing the killer's sparse ving conditions. the only photos, of himself from his younger days, hanging on the refrigerator. yesterday police had a search of the rental car where he shot himself and turned up weapons and ammo, a to do list and disguises. parker's dad calling for tougher gun laws and asked journalists to keep reporting on the issue. >> you've got to be with me on this. >> reporter: flanagan was f ed from wdbj two years ago after numerous angry explosions in the new

fans are mourning the loss of rowdy roddy piper.'s agent said the wrestler died peacefully in his sleep yesterday and his family confirmed his death on his facebook page. the 61-year-old was known for his trademark kilt and trash talk. piper headlined some of the biggest matches of the 1980s against the likes of hulk hoggin and jimmy super fly. he wept on to become a television and movie actor, he was 61 years old. >>> outrage in baltimore after the city records its deadliest month in more than four decades. 45 people were killed in july alone. just last night a 59-year-old man became the city's latest murder victim. local lawmakers say they need outside help and the police are overwhelmed by the level of violence. the interim police commissioner said members of atf were in the city this past week. he also plans to have meetings with the fbi to help reduce the murder rate and to increase the number of arrests. >>> now to a summertime survive story. a teenager is recovering at cooper university hospital after a dirt bike crash deep i

. >>> a police department in mourning again. after an off-duty officer died in a hit and run crash. just ahead, how police tracked down the driver and what we know about the fallen officer thus far. >>> happening today, hitting the streets to prepare for the pope. you'll see what city leaders plan to do today to emphasize the positive ahead of the pontiff's visit next month. >>> a live look at center city philadelphia. it is cloudy out there this morning, a bit muggy, too, at 78 degrees already. and we'll warm into the 90s today. that mark on the thermometer will become rather familiar this week. let's just put it that way for now. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. i'll leave the explaining of the hot weather to this man, meteorologist bill henley who is standing by with his first alert forecast. hi, bill, it's monday. >> i'm tracking showers this morning. you mention clouds are producing light scattered showers in delaware and south jersey, not reaching their way to philadelphia, though. the clouds are over the city. just very light showers to start with,

. >>> making news in america this morning, firefighters mourned. the procession for the fallen men taken away from the scene as the victims are identified. plus, an entire washington town evacuated forced to flee their homes as the flames get closer. >>> breaking overnight an explosion rocks los angeles shaking building, causing injuries and knocking out power to the staples center during a concert. the late breaking details coming in. >>> data dump. another round of files released by the ashley madison hackers. more names exposed showing people who use the cheating website. the pentagon now involved. >>> medical miracle. the new technology helping a paralyzed woman break free from her wheelchair. >>> well, good friday morning to you. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with those three fallen firefighters identified killed wednesday battling a wildfire in washington state. >> they were part of an elite group that scouts wildfires ahead of the arrival of larger groups of their colleagues. as the fight against the blaze that took their li

. >> as investigators search for answers, families and colleagues mourn. >> dave wagner joins us livemoneta, virginia with more on that. dave? >> yeah, jim and doreen, the community really is mourning tonight. 16 hours after the shootings, the tv live truck that has been surrounded by police tape all day long has finally been moved. that is a sad and surreal crime. it played out on social media and live tv as well. like many tv stations, the staff very close at the cbs affiliate here. allison parker is 24 years old. adam ward 27 years old. adam was engaged to the morning producer, and she in fact watched her fiancee get killed on live tv, trying desperately to reach him by phone there. he died as did alison parker. alison's boyfriend, as you mentioned, very close and very touched by this crime, very personally saying i loved her so much, and she loved me back. adam describes the general manager as a guy who would do any job you asked him. he was a lovable person. so a tight knit station. a tight knit community. tonight they're all devastated. >> dave wagner, thank you so much. that th

meantime, the teacher was mourning the loss of one of her students in a traffic accident when she herselfs killed exactsly one week later about same time. state police identified the woman who was killed jogging along route 206 as 29-year-old allison mcginnis in southampton. she caught english and language arts in pemberton the only people. >> she had an impact on her students. >> reporter: in recent days mcginnis was mourning the loss of one of students who was injured in a traffic accident august 2. her mom who spoke with us by phone said mcginnis was the first to come visit her daughter in the hospital. >> she was note just my daughter, but all the students, she was their friends. >> reporter: she passed away from her injuries on august 20. her mother passed by the intersection when she got caught up in a traffic blockade in another accident. she learned her daughter's teacher was hit and killed. >> i was shocked and freaked out because my daughter passed away last thursday around 2:00 p.m., for her teacher to pass away one week later around the same exact time it gave me the chills. >

. >>> fire departments across our region mourning the death of a veteran first responder. find out what caused the motorcycle crash that took his life. >>> and it's that time of year r again. some kids love it. some kids dread it. i talk to children to see how they really feel about going back to school. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> the piece of an ordinary sunday afternoon shattered by a horrific car crash. neighbors rushing to help a man pinned beneath a car. even more disturbing, police say the woman behind the wheel meant to run him over.Ñiñr news 4's jackie bensen talked to the woman who owns the home where all of the chaos ended. jackie? >> reporter: she described a nightmarish situation. >> añr witness came, and it was like she did it on purpose. she ran him over. i sat there and watched her. she did that on xdÑipurpose. >> reporter: latasha stout says she had just walked in her front door when it happened. >> it sounded like a car Ñi crashing. then i come out, and i see her getting out of the car and screaming. >> reporter: there on her front lawn, a silver s

messages of pain and mourning scrolled on make shift memorial rest in peace twins written at the scene where the bodies of brothers mauer keys and maurice harper were found early this morning. side by side in death as they often were in life. >> i told them stay out of here. they ain't want to listen. >> he mourns his twin nephews. 26-year-old brothers shot to death inside this silver suv. neighbors snapped these pictures as police responded. somebody driving by discovered theirs bodies 7:30 this morning. >> they're good brothers. take that are shirt off their back and give it to anybody. >> i sit up here and listen to his mother and family coming hearing the screams and the cries. gave me knots knots in my stomach seeing them suffering. loss of two twin brothers. >> reporter: jenkins lives near the corner of cole links and south couldn't discussion in camden where the twins body were found. they were friendly young man who always said hell hi. >> i always said hello. joked with them. they was friends to lot of people i know. very good kids. >> police have no motive for the double murd

late wednesday, the community mourned their loss together. a station used to covering the news, now the center of a tragic story of its own. that woman being intersued at the time of the shooting was also hit. she is now in stable condition. meanwhile, scholarships are being established in the name of parker and ward, a way to pay tribute to theewo lost lives. >> sarah, thank you very much. >>> family and friends still trying to come to grips with the loss of alison parker and adam ward, they're described as ou-getters as you heard the general manager of that station say wha who were dedicated to their jobs. she had recently moved in with her co-worker and boyfriend, chris hearst. they celebratev her 24th birthday. hearst shared wir last words to him. sweet boy. i was startled awake this morning from phone calls from the station telling me that there had been a shooting on live televisionnd i needed to come to the station. >> meanwhile, ward's fiance, melissa ott was watching from the control room of that station when it unfolded. hours befor

. >> with hopes as faded as the pictures that surround them, it's a mournful atmosphere for the patrons of the cafe. here, they sit and smoke what small comforts are provided. not even these decaying mementos of iraq's glorious past are enough to counter all the reminders of its dangerous present. the majority, they didn't think they see effects on the ground, nothing on the ground. >> a political analyst tells me that in the year since the u.s. led coalition began its airstrikes against islamic state of iraq and the levant, many iraqis have grown more distrustful than ever of their government's alliance with the united states. >> they think the exercise, they have global policy and they want to use this war for their global policy. >> a short walk away, the mood is livelier, but not much happier. during the recent record heatwave, though, anger and anxiety seemed to rise faster than the temperature. >> here in baghdad is a real sense of concern about the effectiveness of the airstrikes against isil, especially at a time when the group has a stronghold just 90 minutes away from the capi

we mourn with you as a nation. i promise you this: playmalaysia will always remember and mourn those who perished on mh 370. >> malaysia's prime minister the cameras are awaiting officials in paris who have taken part in this participation. france's way of being -- it is now confirmed it belonged to mh 370. so words of sympathy suggesting a little bit of closure but no suggestion that authorities are any closer to establishing exactly what happened to the plane that disappeared in march last year. let's go to back as we wait to see what happens in paris. you heard what the prime minister had to say. did he add anything to the suggestion that this plane went down for any other reason other than a tragic accident? >>reporter: it was certainly a very short presentation by the prime minister. it's 2:00 a.m. local time here in malaysia. most people will most likely wake up to this news first thing on thursday morning. but in terms of what the prime minister did say, he was very careful. there were certain things that i

fans are mourning the loss of rowdy rod i piper. his agent says the wrestler died peacefully in his sleep last night. roderick tombs was his real name. the 61-year-old was known for trademark kilts and trash talk. he wrestled against the likes of hulk hogan. he went on to become a television and movie actor as well. he leaves behind his wife and four children. he was 61 years old. >>> also new at 11:00, a summertime survival story. a haddon field teenager is recovering at the hospital tonight after a dirt bike crash deep in the woods of south jersey. as nbc 10's george spencer, the young man has a harrowing tale and a warning for other dirt bike riders. >> i was hoping i can't wait until i'm sitting in a hospital bed. that's what i was looking forward to. >> not many people look forward to being in a hospital bed. but he has his reasons. the 15-year-old was rescued last night after a dirt bike crash left him unable to walk and all alone. >> i think when it happened i was in like shock and it happened so quickly. it hurt yes. but it

we mourn with his family, friends and colleagues.e is survived by his wife and two sisters who work in law enforcement. he also has a brother named coy francis who recently retired from the oakland raiders. i'm alan wong, abc 7 news. >> alan, thanks a lot. 6:32 now. >>> more protests planned tonight in oakland in response to the deadly shooting involving three police officers. at issue, whether or not the officers were justified in using deadly force against a 24-year-old armed robbery suspect on wednesday. the department released autopsy results showing bullet wounds in the front of the man's body indicating he was not shot in the back as some claim. and, body camera footage, allegedly showed the suspect pointed a gun at the os certificates. in the meantime, mayor libby shaft told abc news that while she respects the right to protest, vandalism will not be protested. >> more than 2100 firefighters battling the jerusalem fire. it has grown to 2500 acres with containment at 50%. the cal fire says the jerusalem fire will run out of fue

we mourn the the loss of the philadelphia basketball legend the man we called chocolate thunder darryl dawkins has died at the age of 58. darryl dawkins best known for rolling the rim among other things, dawkins fame rose after shattering backboard and naming his dunks. have you ever heard of the rim wreck error look out below? those are a couple names he gave to those powerful slams. that great nickname chocolate thunder which was one of many was given to him by stevey wonder. drafted by sixers in 1975, dawkins was first player dover make the jump from high school straight to the nba. philadelphia basketball legend sonny hill talks about how dawkins was larger than life. >> he was shaquille o'neal, before shaquille o'neal. just imagine if darryl dawkins, was able to play at this era of the nba, with all of the coverage that they have, and the way that they pick up things from the different sports outlets, and so many other ways, he would have been huge. he was big in his day. but he would have been bigger today because he had that kind of personality. >> 76ers ceo scott o'neill releas