right now they're very much in ray mourning phase.acture the members that we spoke to over the last several days, some had a tremendous amount of frustration about not getting those answers, not learning about what exactly is happening with the investigation. they certainly want some closure. but for most part, most family members are reluctant to come out and speak to the media. very few have. they're speaking to them in private and in confidence, telling us that they just want to mourn and grieve their lost loves ones. but when you speak to ordinary egyptians, it is the number one question everyone asks is what happened to this plane? again, as you mentioned sh the egyptian president reiterated that all scenarios are still being considered. no one scenario should be favored over the other as the investigation continues. but no doubt a tremendous sense of frustration that there are not answers to the questions so far. >> 9. 356789 p.m. live in okay row for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. and as the investigation enters the fo

clinton: in the village they prayed in the mourned. but here there are nobodies to bury.ee men from separate families died in the egyptair crash. one, we his daughter by his side. common told prayers me about his friend. >> this is his daughter. >> his daughter. four years old. >> very sad. tells me it would be easier if the families would be able to bury their loved ones. it would give them a better closure. one man is refusing to believe his son has passed. he says he's waiting for him. this was to be the first visit to egypt. most of the family are too heartbroken to speak. his uncle agreed to tell us of their loss. now knowan we ask for that we have lost the most precious thing? we do not want anything. he is gone at his daughter is gone with him. way fromage is a long paris. it is even a long way from cairo. honest tragedy. they lost three men and a child. they were proud of the fact they had gone out into the world to earn a living. there is some comfort today that egypt had discovered some of the debris and some of the little -- belongings from the flight and there

the lebanese shiite group hezbollah is mourning a top military commander killed this week in an explosion in the syrian capitol damascus. thousands of hezbollah supporters turning out for the funeral in southern beirut on friday. he was instrumental in preserving syrian president's hold on power. he is the highest ranking hezbollah leader to be killed since the group became involved in syria's civil war. we're going to get more on that story from correspondent martin jay who joins us on the line now from beirut. martin, how big a blow is this death for hezbollah and how might it affect hezbollah's campaign in syria? >> i think it's a considerable blow. you have to remember he was a commander, number one or certainly up there with the number one commander running the syrian campaign. also in lebanon, not to mention the previous campaigns that the commander has been attributed to. a true figure, i think a pillar certainly and hezbollah officials are telling me they are deeply saddened by his loss. the second question are implications to the loss are twofold. one, the campaign within syria,

. >>> front pages across the country also mourning indiana's results. the new york daily news, an he will -- elephant in a coffin. john mccain said he would advise the republican nominee on foreign policy, if asked. mississippi governor and cruz backer, fill bryant said he would support trump calling for party unity. republican fight for the nomination is all but sealed. remarkably, it is the democratic contest still in flux. bernie sanders pulled off an up set in indiana, beating hillary clinton by single digits, after clinton largely abandoned the state last week. 45 new delegates to clinton's 38. while sanders gives his campaign new life, clinton is less than 200 delegates from clinching the democratic nomination. the clinton camp remains fixed on the general election, with the chair put og ut this statement. throughout this campaign, donald trump has demonstrated that he is too divisive to lead our nation. so much at stake, donald trump is too big ever a risk. hillary clinton has proven she has the strength to keep us safe in an uncertain world and

tonight, as communities mourn investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. the fires happened in south philadelphia, west philadelphia and norristown where a child ace monk the victim. we have team three coverage tonight and we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh in norristown. >> reporter: just beyond the flashing lights, tragedy. >> i saw building on fire. smoke coming from the windows and everything. >> they were hollering for, calls. >> reporter: first saturday of may are in is town fire fighters responded to what would be the city a's second fatal fire this year. >> a lot of chaos. i could not tell you people were trying to get out. >> reporter: tom o'donnell says that three people including a child, died after a blast tore through this apartment building, on the 800 block of dekalb street around 4:00 saturday morning. >> semi fire on the first floor, heavy smoke on the second and third floor. fire did extend to the up are floors of the dwelling. >> reporter: five adult were also hu

. ♪ >>> right now on "eyewitness news", south jersey community mourns the loss of two teenagers who died hours after their high school prom. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. four girls were in the car at the time when the driver lost control and hit tree. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in maurice river township, cumberland county, where the accident happened. trang. >> reporter: natasha, this accident happened just across the road here on route 49. as we go across the street, you can see that there's a make shift memorial that has formed. friends and family of day is a sultan and mikayla mosley stopping by to leave balloons and cards and flowers and just finding comfort in being together and sharing stories of these two teens gone too soon. >> two of my best friends in the same day. prom was supposed to be a happy day not where you die. >> reporter: two beautiful lives cut short on a night teens look forward to all year. >> 17-year-old day is a sultan, 15-year-old mikayla mosley and two friends on their way back from ocean city after the b

and front pages across the country mourning indiana's results. "the new york daily news" cover shows a picture of a gop elephant in a coffin. but some establishment republicans are opening up to trump. msnbc's kasie hunt reports former canada and arizona senator john mccain said he would now advise the likely republican nominee on foreign policy if asked. mississippi governor and cruise backer phil bryant said he would support trump calling for party unity. while the republican fight for the nomination is all but sealed, remarkably it is the democratic contest that's still in flux. bernie sanders pulled off an upset in indiana. he beat hillary clinton by single digits after clinton largely abandoned the state last week. pulling ad dollars and staff. it gives sanders 45 to clinton's 38 delegates. while sanders' win gives his campaign new life, clinton is 200 delegates away from clinching the nomination. the clinton camp remains fixed on the general election with campaign chair john podesta saying quote, throughout this campaign, donald trump has d

a community in mourning after two young girls died over the weekend in a terrible car crash. they were on their way home after prom. >> tonight the shaken community of bridgeton, new jersey, will hold a vigil in memory of those two students. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in bridgeton tonight where that vigil will start soon. shawnette? >> reporter: the vigil is schedule to start at 8:00 o'clock tonight. it will be held on the athletic fields here at the high school. in the meantime, we are still waiting to hear what caused the crash. the community is mourning the loss of these two pretty young girls 17-year-old daisia sulton and 15-year-old mikayla mozing. they were killed coming home from prom early saturday morning after prom friday night. the car hit a tree on route 49 in morris township. two other girls were in the car. they were hurt we're told they remain in the hospital today. now published reports say drugs and alcohol have been ruled out as the cause of the crash but state police have not confirmed that to fox 29. we did put in a call to them this morning. they h

there's an atmosphere of mourning and sorrow and pure shock all across this town in the last few hours. a popular young high schooler's life was shut down, snuffed out right here at this corner behind me. >> just a tragic loss. i mean, this is one of the worst things that you never can imagine. >> reporter: a father struggles to cope with his son's cruel fate. the family of antawn timbers jr. appeared today to display their grief. 17-year-old antawn jr. was killed here along route 130 just after midnight sunday morning as he walked home with a friend. police charged the driver with dui and reckless driving. police say he hit the local high school tenth grader who was walking well off the road. but all police here can do is issue a traffic summons. >> in the event that there is a -- a death from a motor vehicle or a pedestrian being struck and the pedestrian has died, the local agency has to contact the burlington county prosecutor's office at which point the case is then taken over by the burlington county prosecutor's office major crimes unit. >> reporter: association the alleged drun

auburn police are mourning the death of 42-year-old officer ronald tarantino. person who police say shot him is dead after an 18 hour manhunt. and monica madeja has the latest news. >> reporter: that's right. it's a really somber day here in central massachusetts for many of the small towns that were affected by this tragedy. a very harrowing day, now the investigation somewheres on to what prompted all of this violence. i want to show you the suspect. this is the man investigators say shot and killed that police officer. 35-year-old mojorge zanbrano. throughout the day sunday, a lengthy search ensued for him. he was located just several miles away at a home in oxford, massachusetts. tactical uptss found him in a bedroom when he jumped out of the closet firing a gun at officers. a state trooper was hit. zanbrano was killed. that state trooper is recovering in the hospital after surgery, but sadly officer tarantino has died. and now they are mourning the loss. his body was brought to the funeral home. the impact of yesterday's events on the community really stil

front pages across the country are also mourning indiana's results. the new york "daily news" cover shows a picture of a gop elephant in a coffin but some establishment republicans are opening up to trump. john mccain said he would now advise the likely republican nominee on foreign policy if asked. mississippi governor and cruz backer phil bryant a party unity. and while the republican fight for the nomination is all but sealed, remarkably, it's the democratic contest that is still influx. bernie sanders pulled off an upset in indiana and beat hillary clinton by single digits after clinton largely abandoned the state last week and pulling ad dollars and staff and gave sanders 45 new delegates to on clinton's 38. while sanders' win gives his campaign new life, clinton, like trump, is now just 200 delegates away from clenching the democratic nomination. the clinton camp remains fixed on the general election with campaign chair don podesta saying throughout this campaign, donald trump has demonstrated he is too divisive and lacks the temperament to lead

. >>> friends and family are mourning the death of the 27- year-old. keith green, the father of two was last seen at the pancake house on april 28. 13 days later on may 11, the sheriff's office found his body in an area off the 101. the sheriff's office is leading the investigation. authorities are being tightlipped about the investigation. they will not say how he was killed. it was evident he was murdered. alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> it is going to be cooler than we typically see. were not going to warm up as much. we have a cool down on the way. you may have gotten used to the temperatures in the 90s, but we are definitely going down by 7 am. we will be in the 50s. and we will be in the 60s for inner locations, the bay, and parts of the coast. we will see a little bit of patchy fog with an early start. it will be cooler for us tomorrow and heading into the we come. we have a chance of showers that will start friday but the main part of the moisture will get here as we go through the morning on saturday that will last until the afternoon. 69 degree

notice the humidity starting to increase just a little bit but cool and comfortable out there this mourn 40s for germantown, 54 as you head through washington and 51 for andrews. no rain on first alert live doppler enjoy a dry commute and drive home but here comes our soaker for saturday. it is lining up with the low pressure system going to ride up the coast and it is going to be here for tomorrow and much of your saturday. sunshine across-the-board later on this afternoon we'll clouds steadily increase high temperatures into the mid 70s finally an average day for this time of the year. our time for traffic good morning larry. >> allyson good morning we have a vehicle fire impacting traffic on the southbound side of the bw parkway and this is between 198 and 197 so you'll watch out for that. other than that still a great commute this morning, and once you get south of that accident or that vehicle fire rather you'll be good to go. around the capitol beltway still quiet both on inner and outer loop traveling bound on route 50 southbound on 29 you're good to go. if traveling westbound on

the years of mourning her.eded justice. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with "mystery in south beach." >> if you've spent any time down here, you probably sense there are really two miami beaches. you know this one by reputation anyway. south beach. a pulsating playground with energy that surges out of the ocean and exhausts itself in the all-night clubs. and then there's the old miami beach. here are the sunburned back streets of squat apartment blocks, where decades past people used to sit out in aluminum chairs. and that's where a young couple, wendy and michel, were trying to make a go of it. the rent was cheap. the window air conditioning was good enough. but if you have thought beautiful people catch all the breaks, then listen to this story of 21-year-old wendy trapaga, because she may be the most gorgeous doomed young woman to ever walk these streets. >> she was model pretty. >> i don't think that she thought of herself as anything spectacular. >> didn't become the centr

obama said he was there to mourn the dead, japanese and american.bama: since that fateful day, we have made choices that give us hope. the united states and japan forged not only an alliance, but a friendship. minister, prime shinzo abe, praised president obama for what he called his courage and coming to hiroshima. shinzo abe said he will decide this summer weather to go ahead with an increase of the sales tax. in the past, he said it would be delayed only if there was a major earthquake or a huge corporate collapse. at the g7 meeting, he warned that the global economy faced significant risks of global crisis. in iraq, hundreds of civilians have fled the fighting in the city of falluja. earlier this week, government troops launched an offensive to drive islamic state forces out of the city. senator john mccain is proposing a way to boost military spending without busting budget caps. he reduce funds -- he reduced funds given to our actual war fighting. money spent on fighting wars is not subject to caps. donald trump says if he is elected president

.>> reporter: the family released a statement saying "as the family mourns their loss our main locus now is the state the and well-being of keeps beloved daughters. thank you for the continued support. those quote >>> some breaking news at 11. buck two people have been shot in san francisco. that happened in north beach. san francisco police say they received reports of shots being fired around 10:15 this evening. >> we have learned that the two victims are in stable condition. we do not have information on a suspect. we are on top of this story and will bring you updates if we can before we and our show. if not it will be on our website kron4.com. >>> other big stories tonight, a fire that destroyed six businesses this morning. the fire started around one in the morning at the metro store on 73rd and macarthur. it spread to several other businesses. the cause is still under investigation. >>> more than 33 people were displaced tonight after a fire broke out in an apartment complex. nearly 50 firefighters responded to this fire, that was actually last night. witnesses say they heard

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. >> in san francisco, every memorial day for the last decade has been a time of mourning for one bay area family, instead of celebrating they are reminds of the dangers of drunk-driving. 25-year-old jacob manufacturer news was on his way home when his car stalled on 101. the tow-truck was only minutes way which a drunk driver plowed into his car as he sat there waiting. ten years later his mother is now in full support of senate bill 1046, which if passed will require people convicted of drunk driving tovo an ignition interlock system installed in theirs car, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> two teenaged boys from oakland are miss and are considered lot in the water at the woodward reserve in oakdale, a possible drowning that happened before noon today. a family was on the boat and people jumped into the water and they lost sight of the two 15-year-old boys who were part of that group. it does not appear right now that they are or were wearing life jackets. you are looking at some pictures of the search to find these boys dive teams used sewnor scanners in their search and we're still ga

. >>> a prom night crash in cumberland county leaves a school in mourning and this morning we'll hear from the community. >>> vice president joe biden and republican presidential candidate donald trump will be in philadelphia at the same time at the same place, not visit has nothing to do with politics. >>> sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse of the commodor barry bridge as the sun rises. it is chilly out there. >>> it is, but it's beautiful. >> reporter: like a philadelphia postcard. it will be a nice looking morning and the clouds roll in. it will be blustery and chilly. yesterday's high, 76 degrees, today it will struggle to reach 50. trifl like march -- it will feel like march. t. in the 40s, at the same time tomorrow, it could be in the mid 30s. 52 in cape may. trenton, 47. the poconos 2 degrees above freezing, here we are the middle of may. satellite and radar, we have snows flying across western pennsylvania in the high elevations between buffalo and pittsburgh. this is an upper level low pressure system. some areas could see a passing sprinkle or shower. the call from

daytime gunfire, families mourning, and yet another murder in our city.this ambulance yet another victim of daylight gun violence in our city. on the corner nearby the shooting scene, friends and relatives of the victim console each other. jim hope, he heard the shots. >> i just heard a lot of rapid firing shots. it was so much. i thought it might have been a car backfiring or something like that. >> reporter: the murder victim is 24 years old. they say he was shot a number of times. he was found lying on mountview street in the anacostia section of our city. by our count, 22 evidence markers placed there at the scene. at the te

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>> reporter: yeah, it takes a village to raise child i also takes a village to mourn one. taken too soon, taken without warning. it came from all over town to say goodbye to young man. mourn the death and celebrate the life of 17-year-old at antwan timbers, jr., to lift his grieving father and fallen mother as a community. >> take it one second at a time. you take as long as you want. >> timbers was struck and killed by allegedly drunk driver just after midnight sunday as he walked along route 130 near federal street. >> there's no way that you couldn't have stopped that nig night. >> l local pastor preyed over hs friend lavon who was with him when he was fatally struck. >> keep your head up. he watching. he watching. i pray for the family. >> reporter: balloons released in antwan's honor he was a member of the rotc at burlington city high. hoped some day to join the military. one speaker said he's now in god's army. >> mom remained silent. dad summoned the courage to recount a tear stained conversation he had had with his son two nights after his death. >> i'm good dad it

and i think we are mourning the man. >> he died last month at the age of 57 in his recording studio.corners still have not released a cause of death. >>> parts of alaska, hawaii, and arizona face an increased threat of wildfires this year. the national interagency fire center provides above average -- or predicts rather, above average wildfire potential in those areas for both this month and this month -- next month in june. forecasters say parts of california as well as nevada will become vulnerable in july. fire experts say most of the rest of the areas should see below normal or normal fire season. >>> likely the last meeting of the valley fire long-term recovery task force. officials say even without the meetings, survivors will still be able to get help dealing with the aftermath of the deadly fire. you may remember that four people were killed in the valley fire. 76,000 acres burned last fall and more than 1300 homes and 66 commercial properties in seminole and lake counties were destroyed. >>> and temperatures really warmed up this week in a pattern that would typically increa

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tonight, many are mourning the loss of a man who served 33 years in the army. >> last week he died in an iron man competition. david culver shows us how a colonel's loved ones are remembering him this memorial day. >> gene was such a wonderful man and will be deeply missed by other people he's touched in his life. >> reporter: an outpouring of love in remembrance. his family admits the house much quieter since his death a week ago, but they miss the noise. >> as soon as he would wake up in the morning, he had this amazing amount of energy that would drive you crazy. >> rert some of the 51-year-old's energy, dancing and making people smile. >> he was just a goof ball, but a loved one. he loved us so much. >> reporter: gene also loved his life of service. he enlisted in the army 33 years ago, deployed to kosovo and afghanistan. >> he did it. i w i said you've got this because there was nothing he couldn't do or finish. >> reporter: lee returned a voice mail from a tennessee hospital. gene had collapsed in the water. >> i said what does that mean. are you saying he's gone? they said, yes

. >>> mourning the loss of a football player who died after collapsing at practice. >>> ktvu fox two news at new starts now. >>> democratic presidential candidate, bernie sanders, is the fear in -- a here in the bay area, after a one-day of between oregon. >>> both candidates had their sights set on california's june 7th primary. sky fox overhead at the fairgrounds giving us live pictures. ross palombo joins us from down below, from the big rally where the supporters have been anxiously awaiting his arrival for hours now. >>> this is the first major bernie sanders campaign rally here in northern california. it opened about an hour ago, people are streaming in. this is the main staging area. that's the podium that he will be speaking at. about 500 people and we still have an entire hour to go before the first speakers start. ernie sanders is expected at 1:30 p.m. i want to look at the crowd here. very interestingly, everyone keeps saying that the supporters are primarily white, young college kids, and this crowd we found a very diverse crowd, athletically -- ethnically and both young

vernon odom is live at headquarters with more on the investigation and the people in mourning today. >> reporter: good evening sharrie, this is an awful story about what has happened to this 57-year-old man, the suspect hit a person and then fled into the night leaving the victim there to die. apparently never looking back. family members of friends are mourning the death overnight of le leah leon a pastor, he had just dropped off a group. this is where he counselled troubled young men. >> he came every day and worked with the boys and brought the message of god and tried to make sure they would go straight. >> he loved god and was a good person and he was humble. and you know he was always keeping people off of drugs. >> leon's family is devastating by the loss. >> he always wanted to help, he never said no. he would take the shirt off his back if he had too. that is how he passed away do what he wanted to do was help people all the time. >> police released a zriks description of the striking vehicle. a saab, with scuffed side mirror and damage to the front windshield. >> he was get

we come to mourn the dead, including over 100,000 japanese men, women and children, thousands of koreans, a dozen americans held prisoner. their souls speak to us. they ask us to look inward, to take stock of who we are and what we might become. it is not the fact of war that sets hiroshima apart. artifacts tell us that violent conflict appeared with the very first man. our early ancestors, having learned to make blades from flint and spears from wood, used these tools not just for hunting but against their own kind. on every continent, the history of civilization is filled with war. whether driven by scarcity of grain or hunger for gold, compelled by nationalist fervor or religious zeal. empires have risen and fallen, peoples have been subjugated and liberated. and at each juncture innocents have suffered, a countless toll, their names forgotten by time. the world war that reached its brutal end in hiroshima and nagasaki was fought among the wealthiest and most powerful of nations. their civilizations had given the world great cities and magnificent art. their thinkers had advanced idea

the victim's loved ones are mourning the loss. >> we will never see her smile again. >> i lost two of my best friends in the same day. >> two of the passengers in the car that were 16 and 17 years old remain in the hospital. >> a pregnant woman is in custody for a shooting of another woman. the two women got into an argument. they also tell us the women were involved with the same man. so far no charges have been filed. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, increased violence has police calling in extra resources this morning. investigators have been trying to figure out who is firing into crowded areas. some of the bullets hit a car that a young girl was riding in. >>> mike rowe was out walking when it happened. he says someone shot at three men in the parking lot. >> people know who have the guns. here in the northern part of the city, there was a drive by shooting where the bullets came close to an 8-year-old girl outside of this mexican market. >> we all have kids. it wasn't that long ago that i had an 8-year-old. it really hits home. >> the maroon suv is also believed to be connected

parents and teachers and very close friends are mourning her life. >>> up next, a live report from suburban hospital as we learn about the survivors of this random attack. >>> he haunted us for hours. a man wanted for murder now in custody, but still a lot of serious questions. >> our tisha thompson has put together a timeline to show us how this all unfolded today. >> people are trying to figure out if the series of shootings are all connected. here's a look at how it all started yesterday african. at 4:30 thursday afternoon, toil several times killing her. montgomery mall in man g and started shooting. two men who tried to help her were also shot. at 11:50 a.m., a woman was shot in a parking lot outside of the giant. by 12:30, nearby montgomery county schools were sheltering in police as police reported they were still actively searching for the shooter. by 1:00 p.m., all montgomery county public schoo tordil half houraf that at in a parking lot in a shopping mall. police kept him under surveillance until he walked back to his car when at 2:55 ol custody owealize of course many of the she

now his family may be mourning him. webster is here. >> well know the makeup of who was onboard the plane. 66 people in total. seven you three-quarters security officers were there -- three security officers were there, two were professional security officers, one was a trainee, but as for the nationalities we have 30 egyptians on the flight, 15 from french citizens and then a slew of individuals from iraq, u.k., bell judges kuwait, saudi aunian, algeria, sudan, chad, portugal. >> what about security officers here in the u.s.? any reaction? >> it's interesting. just in the last few minutes we heard from the department of homelandecurity saying based on what we have seen today, even though we don't know the cause of the plane crash there will not be heightened security involving u.s. airports and u.s. flights. they say they're at the same level of readiness as they were when the russian jet was brought down seven months ago over the sinai peninsula. >> thank you. >>> there's no way to know at this point what was happenin

two others are hurt and a community is in mourning.heir car was coming around a bend and ended up slammin slammo tree. >> fox 29's brad sattin reports family and friends are trying to come to terms with the loss of these young lives taken way too soon. >> reporter: this the spot where the crash occurred. it has been a tough day for this community. in fact, so tough, one mourner actually fainted here a short time ago. and ambulances were called. in the darkness people arrived to show their respects after two young lives were cut short. the front end of the car they were in demolish. >> all right dogs started barking around 3:30. >> catherine osbourne was asleep in her home 50 yards away and was told the four girls in the car were behind a group of boys all on their way home from ocean city after prom. >> the girls were following the boys and they said they just saw their lights go like off the road. >> reporter: their car slammed into a tree. her husband rushed to help. >> they couldn't get the doors open and then all the rescue and fir

they are mourning and they are praying but they are also angry at egyptair officials who they say haven slow to release information. my next guest knows that feeling all too well. heidi snow lost her fiance when flight twa 800 crashed nearly 20 years ago. she's the founder of access. that is aircraft casualty emotional support services and she's live with me now. heidi, thank you for being with me. i thought of you the minute the talk of terror began because i feel like we're in this new normal where family members who like you were devastated, beyond devastated, simultaneously are going to be investigated as will their loved ones not with them anymore and i'm wondering if you've been able to add that new normal into the fold of what you do for people in the same boat. >> well, first of all, i just, all of us at acess lost loved ones. some were terrorism so i really do have people who really understand how difficult this is, and i remember all too well at this point when we're holding on to hope for a few days and then the reality sets in, we have to start giving away the hope to the f

there are many people still mourning.there's still a very latent sense of insecurity by the group of "el chapo" guzman here in juar juarez. >> reporter: even with the kingpin behind bars, some fear of return of impunity for the cartel foot soldiers still in the city. however, the mayor of juarez tells cnn, the drug lord's transfer to juarez has had no impact or relevance on the daily life of most residents. >> translator: juarez now finds itself peaceful, working and dedicated to produce goods and services. juarez is dedicated to creating better life conditions for its residents. >> reporter: there are obvious concerns that "el chapo" will escape prison for a third time. is the penitentiary capable of holding him? residents would prefer to discard the unwanted attention and move on from its violent past. the mayor of juarez tells cnn the city has not taken added security precautions with "el chapo" back in the city. there are local reports that say local gang members have been transported out of the penitentiary "el chapo

a peninsula family is mourning the loss of a loved one.nd in the north bay is that of keith green. >> now they're calling that case a homicide. damian trujillo is at the police department. >> we're at the sheriff's office. investigators are not saying much about the investigation into this case. but they are saying that they're getting leads that they hope will lead them to the killer. candles form the initials kg. for keith green outside the apartments. he was last seen at the mill burr brae man cake house. his body was found by a -- his body was found here heelsburg. the body was identified and the autopsy revealed it was a homicide. >> it's being investigated as a homicide. unfortunately, because it is a homicide, there isn't any information that i can release on that. >> reporter: the restaurant in mill brae where keith was last seen does not wants to speak on camera. a neighbor declined to talk about the man whose body was identified through dental records. it was at the scene where detectives determined the 27-year-old was murdered.

the nation mourned and for a time, politics were forgotten. country had lost a man that many loved, his death could not destroy the essential stability of the democratic process. the nation still had to choose a leader and the campaigns began again. >> can we have a nixon poster? , working inn laconia, was looking forward to the republican national convention. the choices were richard nixon, governor nelson rockefeller of new york, and california governor ronald reagan. as the republican delegates gathered in new york city -- in this resort city, it was clearness and was their choice by overwhelming mandate. the next president of the united states, richard nixon. >> tonight, i again proudly accept that nomination for president of the united states. >> tonight, i see the face of a child who lives in a great city. , mexican,k or white italian, polish, none of that matters. he sleeps the sleep a child does. child, in that great city, is more important than any politicians promise. he is america. i see another child tonight hearing his train go by

. >>> grief counselors will be on hand at a cumberland county high school which is mourning the death of two students that's coming up at 5:00 a.m. >>> a chunk of a brick wall came crashing down, "action news" will be right back. connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. gusts are believed to have caused a huge chunk of a brick wall to come down in washington, d.c. firefighters rushed to the tomato plant, but didn't find anyone inside. >>> this video shows what happens when a 21st century device flies over a cable in russia. you will see a man hurling a spear at the device bringing it down with a crash. those at the festival are thinking about dressing the drones as dragons and including them in future events. >>> it'

. >>> staff at a delaware county college are mourning the death of a professor who was killed in a weekendent. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. >>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., monday, may 23. here's what's happening. >>> a driver is behind bars after strike and killing a south jersey teen on a sidewalk and police suspect dui. >>> a domestic dispute turns deadly when a montgomery county woman guns down her husband in their home. >>> storm tracker 6 live wants a day off. doesn't it deserve it? , it's been working straight through the year, it won't get it today. >>> what a rainy spring, david murphy and karen rogers is looking at traffic. >> reporter: this is a good day to have the storm tracker 6 live handy on your smart

how his fellow officers are mourning the tragic loss. >>> shocking video shows what some people are calling teacher abuse and what these images don't show just as disturbing. >>> and another day and more rain unfortunately. tracking more showers tomorrow. coming up in >>> a former special needs teacher now faces child abuse charges after newly released surveillance video captures a disturbing confrontation. th 13-year-old autistic boy through the hallway of the wisconsin high school and at one point it appears the teacher douses the boy with water. the incident happened in january and the school fired the teacher a month later. today he was formally charged with child abuse. >>> tonight, in massachusetts local authorities all the way up to the federal level are investigating the death of a police officer, officer ronald jr. he was shot during a traffic stop this morning. officers lined the streets to pay their respects. offic the suspect still on the loose. >>> a driver is recovering tonight after a csx train hit the car she was in. this happened at railroad avenue and oak lawn avenue in ga

[bell tolls] roz: at the national all cathedral, the mourning bell sounds, honoring missing and lost veterans. and the blessing of the bikes kicks off the three-day event. the camaraderie this weekend helps heal some old wounds. >> it's a hard time, but we come down and talk reminder that some are still struggling. i'm dealing with ptsd myself. it's getting better, but it's a different life. roz: the vets want to remind you who are.o.w. and mia's still unaccounted for, whose families never got closure. the government needs to do more. hopefully we will not be wearing the patches. a lot of what happens this symbols, andout there was a powerful symbol on the mall. a vigil at the vietnam veterans memorial. they had a lighted torch that they passed from person to person, each person holding it in talking about their sense of loss, a missing family member, and that person's sacrifice. this is a three-day event. morning, early sunday morning, when the bikers line up at the pentagon, go across the memorial bridge, around the lincoln memorial to the vietnam veterans memorial, and that will b

. >>> also in prince george's county, mourning the loss of the mayor, a young man who dedicated his life to serving his community. more about what we know >> the flags are flying half staff at district heights city hall after the sudden death of the mayor. it came as a surprise to everyone we won't to. >> the youngest person to ever be elected mayor, he was 29 years old when he became the 15th mayor. >> he did a good job here.>> two years into his term, he was found dead at his home. they are investigating but there does not appear to be any signs of foul play. he was known to have some health issues but the extent was unclear. walls who was also a pastor spent-- with a personal safety matter. >> he was warm spirited and actually helped me out with my situation, i got a >> they echoed each other saying his devotion to public service will be mass. and-- he will be missed. >>> the latest on a story you saw first 9:00, a fire official has been reassigned after wusa9 started asking questions about the online behavior that his colleagues have called lewd, offensive. >> they are really under a

this comes as another bay area family mourns the death of their loved one from a d-u-i crash 10 yearsacob martinez was killed by a drunk driver on memorial day weekend, his mother talks with kron 4's alecia reid, about how much has changed since then. >> reporter: has been a reminder 10 years ago her life changed forever her son 25 year-old jacob martina's only one exit away from home when his car stalled on palawan. jacob's son seven years old at the time for years theresa couldn't find the strength to drag on the freeway where her son was killed these days as she tries to get past the spot. in decision 20-16. presidential hopeful bernie sanders will be in the east bay tomorrow. it is part of his swing through california ahead of the june seventh primary. this is video of sanders at santa barbara city college yesterday, as he was speaking to tomorrow, the vermont senator joins actor danny glover and san his campaign describes the event as "a community conversation" happening at the allen temple baptist church in oakland. later that evening. sanders is scheduled to speak at a rally at

. >>> we are also following a tragic story in south jersey right now where a community is mourning the death of a teenager. >> his name is antawn timbers, jr. and he was just 17 years old. his family says he had plans to serve in the military but his life was tragically cut short when he was hit by a car. and police say the man who killed him was driving under the influence. >> "action news" reporter vernon odom live in burlington where the victim's family remembered him and his classmates paid tribute to his memory. vern. >> reporter: good evening, brian and sharrie, the close knit little town here has come even closer together in shock grieving deeply as a result of this tragedy. accused drunk driver remains free at least for the time being. >> all we can do is grieve and go through this process and hope every day gets better. >> reporter: the entire family of antawn timbers jr. gathered at city hall to show off their collective grief. antawn a tenth grader at the local high school was killed just after midnight sunday morning along route 130 as he walked with a friend just off the r

katy, what's the school doing for students and teachers mourning the death of these students?ell, in light of this ninth grade boy being shot and killed blocks away from school yesterday afternoon, grief counselors and support staff will be here in just a few hours to help grieving students and faculty cope with the death. this deadly shooting happened yesterday afternoon around 3:15 on clifford brown walkway. here's cell phone video someone took yesterday. he was shot in the head. he is the second howard high school of technology student to be killed in less than a month. in late april, 16-year-old amy joyner-francis died after a fight with classmates inside the school in a bathroom. three students have been charged in her death. the principal yesterday posted this statement on the school's website saying that the boy was taken to christiana high school after the shooting where he was pronounced dead and also alerting the community that today counselors will be at the school to speak with students. additionally i've reached out this wilmington police to find out more about th