my nieces know this man. one of my nieces does his aunt's hair. i mean, it's a very small community, said he has always been nice, her interactions with him have always been nice be interactions, he sells cds, dvds, mixed tapes, he's out there all the time, everyone knows him. he's in an area where he may have felt unsafe and that's why he had the gun. but does he have -- it doesn't appear he has a history of a violent past. he's not a violent person. >> a lot of that stuff is speculation certainly, don. we don't know his exact past and we'll apply to get his actual record to see what it is on there. all those things are things we have to work out and see where that follows. >> why no medical assistance that we see in the videotape? >> i heard the tape. they immediately called for 911. as far as the actions there at the scene, like i said, they're going to have to articulate what those actions were and why they happened. that i can assure you the justice department will get to be a part of. we're going to be part it have as well. i've been a part

he may even be right about that, but that makes him niece right nor tolerable.isten to self-righteous, disloyal and pompous remarks romney added while speaking in aspen. >> i think you'll find there will be some republicans that will get behind the presidential nominee and work with them and others who will want to distance them selves from that nominee, and i'll be working with them. for me it's a matter of personal conscious and i can't vote for either one of those two people. i'll either write in my wife's name, who would be an ideal president. >> who has romney become? the failed presidential nominee's remarks are nothing, in my opinion, silly, trivial and really sad. romney has old side kick with him and the two are making quite a spent cal of them selves. his former running mate paul ryan will participate in a town hall if you would like to mark that down. that's less than a week before the beginning of the republican national convention. the speaker, of course, will be pushing his personal agenda during that event. you heard me right. the speaker is arrog

at least 84 people confirmed dead in niece. truck driving through a crowd of people in the coastal city of nice. the driver was finally killed by police after a shootout. >> the state of emergency in france put in place after november's attack in paris has been extended giving police wide ranging powers to hold potential suspects. the french government is convening an emergency defense council meeting this morning. isis and al qaeda have call for the attacks in the past. the search for who is responsible continues. >>> and donald trump responded by saying this war. he said he would ask congress to declare war on isis, and he would make it harder for people to enter the country from what he calls terrorist areas. conference. he says any announcement right now would be inappropriate in the aftermath of that attack. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton is also weighing in telling cnn we're at war. she says with terrorists, but it's a different kind of war. clinton says more intelligence garthering is needed, not military force, and he sa

> back here at home a bastille day celebration at eastern state penitentiary honors the victims of niece. it's tradition that goes back 22 years. they spoke to organizers who say they never planned on canceling their plans. >> it's a celebration of freedom and unity and this year we want to throw the most biggest party as we can. >> more than 2,000 pieces of cakes were thrown from the prison's towers. >>> hey, i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnets. the phillies looking to win the game from mets. front row seats are great but you've got to pay attention. this man saved by his beer from a poul ball. whew. got a little somehow teller but better than ball hitting you in the chest. ryan howard, go get his album. he's a solo artist. on the all-time list. 1-0, phils. the pitcher with a shot. rat-a-tat-tat, he's gun doundne at the plate. they win. talk about the hitting right after the game. >> he looks like he's staying on the ball better. you know, he's fouling off some tough pitches to right field. he's just not flying off the ball like he has been. he's getting results, you know. i don'

his body was found in the missing and they first got the call from his 9-year-old niece. they haven't been able to see kyzr. they say his body is unrecognizable. >> how does a 7-year-old wander away from a 18-staff place. they may are too many kids. >> where was the staff at? why weren't the cameras working? they had a bunch of cameras that weren't working that day. ironically were not working that day? i don't understand that. >> reporter: fox25 investigates learned by state law there needs to be one counselor for every ten campers and the city confirmed 56 kids were taking part in the chasm at the curley community center in addition to the director, a supervisor, assistant supervisor and 25 counselors. those counselors are between the ages of 15 and 18 and in addition to that, eight lifeguards on duty in that area the beach at the time. they are also all teenagers. again mayor walsh has vowed place. he is trying to get answers into this. fox25 investigates looked into the area where kyzr willis disappeared and we learned about the jurisdiction and how it can be a little

joining me civil rights activist alveda king, also the niece of dr. martin luther king, jr.ood to have you here. i asked you that question. he was supposed to be at great unifier. why are we dealing with all of this now? >> welsh trish, i, thank you for the opportunity to greet you and our viewers. you know, in the 1960s you mentioned the '60s. '90s with rodney king and now in america with a president who has brown skin, we can never put our confidence in the color of someone's skin. we have to deal with content of character and the heart of humanity. i do not agree that race relations are so horrible that they're irrepairable. we're one blood, human family. acts 11:26, a favorite scripture of my father, and uncle, dr. martin luther king. there are rumors, what do we want? , shut this down now kind of activity, and we understand that, yet there is much prayer going for the in america as well. there is hope. listeners, viewers, do not give up hope. trish: yes, but again back to the president. i agree, just because we have a black president doesn't mean we don't have racism he

. - sean, this is my niece, julia, and my nephew, joseph. - and i showed them how to milk the cows, didn't- yes, it was so fun, we wanted to do something else with the milk. can you help us? - mmm-- ah-ha-- i have an idea! everyone bucked up? - ready, sean. [doggity barking] - all aboard the noodle and doodle bus. - we're traveling around in your neighborhood we're doing lots of things as we go making lots of arts and crafts and food that's good we're hopin' we can say hello all aboard the noodle and doodle bus - hop on! - there's lots for us to do we could bake a cake there are games to make it wouldn't be the same without you [noodle bus dings] we could bake a cake there are games to make

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he is accused of stabbing his grand niece multiple times.ody was found tied up in a bathtub inside her home. >>> so hard to watch this. this is an incredibly dangerous stunt in india has a group of teenagers dodge a train. somebody caught them jumping into a river thursday just a train comes barrelling through there. all the conductor could do was sound the emergency horn. stunts like this are not uncommon in india. train tracks have become a deadly playground for people pulling stunts like this. >>> extreme heat put an end to the early prayer and worship event on the national mall. more than 500 received some type of medical attention. about three dozen were from across the country and from churches of every denomination. one of the themes was to reset lives and clear past errors. some said in the wake of recent violence unity in worship is more important than ever. >> in this time and age when there's so much evil that's being announced everywhere we need christians -- in fact, we need all denominations, all beliefs, to come together as on

niece happens and they will increase shipments of artillery and assistance to the kurds. doesn't take into account the idealolo idealology. it says we have to own syria and iraq. it is in europe's neighborhood. as long as these places fester and they become jihadists we won't be safe in our western and european homelands. that's what's missing from the reaction. >> they are stepping up intelligenceme intelligence. we know one of the killers of the priest was on the list and they weren't able to stop it. is french intelligence not as good as they say it is or how did they drop the ball here? >> you think the problem is capability versus need. there are too many jihadist cases. they came to power. they had a handful or less than 100, let's say, of these types of cases. you're thinking about monitoring thousands. for each one it takes this many intelligence officers and security forces and there's not enough. that's one failure. in germany i should mention germany is about edward snowden. they deliberately defanged their own security intelligence apparatus. >> if they are no

. >> reporter: the zpaur son also concerned their 9-year-old niece had to notify them kaiser was missing. >> we got a call from a 9-year-old saying that kaiser was missing before the counsellors called us. >> reporter: and especially upsetting the news they were not able to see kaiser when they visited the morgue told he was not recognizable. >> worst thing you can tell a family is that you lost your baby. see the baby. i don't care what condition he's in we still want to see him. >> reporter: tonight surrounded by family and friends, this father and son embrace consoling each other over the loss of their son and grandson kaiser. they are coping but obviously devastated. coming up at 11:00, we'll hear more from the family about what they say regarding the program director being put on leave. live in south boston tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 >> so, so heartbreaking. we do have more details for you tonight. fox 25 investigates spoke dug through the state law learned one counsellor is required for every 10 campers. 56 children took part in the drop-in campus on tuesday. the children we

niece wrote a wonderful tribute to how appealing she was. people wrote about things, newspapers wrote about her party, people in letters, certainly abigail wrote about her. people were drawn to her and tended to reflect that. >> the other former beings in the news, how do you see the role of first lady being different in the early republic versus how we see them today? >> it was quite different. one interesting thing is, at a low point in her life. she didn't have anything to do -- there wasn't any precedent of an active role for a first lady. that is what she did. she copied mozart. as a campaigner she actually -- the role a lot of first ladies do now, a kind of surrogate figure for someone, making up for shortcomings. that -- you can't draw a straight line from her. for a long time, partly because louisa was so forward and criticized for being so forward, that role kind of disappeared and in fact she was punished for it in some ways. one of the reasons she withdrew when she got to the white house was she wrote about this, for being too vis

. >> in 116 it was this really cool looking one piece that went all the way down to your niece.agine what it was like to swim in that thing. >> or be on the beach. imagine you get a bit of sand in there. >> oh. >> shoulders. >> and, thigh. >> what a weird day for the model. >> look at the detail these guys pull off with their painting. >> it really is. >> we get into the two piece suit. those high -- waisted bottoms, you really like, nick. >> always impressive. make it look like there's folds and creases in the material which isn't there. >> some of these little details are coming back in fashion today. >> it's nice because a lot of them just like sort of play with a woman's figure. >> which is great. in >> a great way yes. >> of course the yellow polka dot bikini. >> the itty-bitty little -- >> itsy bitsy teeny-weeny yellow polka dot bikini. >> the '90s. you guys recognize this? now we get into the 2000s, most of us will relate to these. basically they're just teeny tiny. >> a special delivery made its way to our studio. >> really? >> why one sweet surprise leads to another. >>

kron 4 talked to the woman's niece. she claims the agent has been taking advantage of her aunt and other elderly home owners in the area. >> marty:the elderly women's supporters say they've filed claims with the district attorney for fraud and elder abuse. we reached out to the real estate company - but there's been no comment. coming up. a comic, and bay area native comes home and is mixing things up. it's story you'll only see here, on kron 4. that's next. live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. >> rebecca: we will have to grease as sticking around for the next couple hours. we will have some gradual clearing and lots of sunshine for saturday afternoon. attempts is as of right now. in the '50s and a couple 6065 currently san francisco 6. he won in hayward 6, the mountain view right now this is, and jose coming in at 58 degrees. definitely bundle up this morning if you will be heading up the door any time soon. >> rebecca: in time we will see lots of sunshine blues guys a will not be as warm as it was afternoon a

the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met.that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everything. reminiscing over the family, how much stuff we've missed. >> it hurts, it hurts. certain parts of your life you can't get back. i lost my momma when i was on my second year. i lost her and that was one of the worst things i ever went through in my life and i can never get that moment back. but that helps you to not come back. >> no, i ain't ever come back. >> puts everything in perspective, when you realize what you've lost. >> glass has experienced a lot of loss over his seven years in prison. some more painf

." >>> and we have breaking news out of the city of niece, france where an apparent terrorist attack happened where a vehicle drove through the crowd and dozens of people hit, and there could be dozens of fatalities here. the crowd was attacked outside during bastille celebrations, the attack has left a number of people dead in the street and that city is now on lockdown and we'll bring you more information as we get it. and now bad news delivered by septa, 120 silver liner cars are out of service longer than hoped for. and not to mention tens of thousands of commuters. we got a close up look at the reason why. we got under the hood actually the train. to see evidence of the cracks in the train car suspense. john rawlins is live at the septa maintenanceance yard in the overbrook section of the city. you have the full story. >> reporter: that is right. two weeks into this and septa is facing an engineering mystery here, theiner 5 cars like that one above me is 3 to 6 years old and are having problems they shouldn't have at this age and nobody is sure why. reporters invited to crowd un

. >> reporter: his niece shared a quote. >> is long after they've forgotten the last hook shot or blocked shot, if you're a good person, to me that's the most important thing. happy birthday. >> reporter: in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we're tracking the weather out there now. fog at the coast, warm inland. welcome to july and august. but we do have high fire danger and air quality issues. a spare the air day for the second dayne row tomorrow. i wouldn't be surprised if you see one on wednesday as temperatures continue to climb. triple-digit heat in the inland bay valleys tomorrow and wednesday. and on thursday things cool off a little bit. by the weekend everything flips around and cools off quite a bit. fog is at the coast. it's stuck there. a little bit of fog across the bay towards alameda and emeryville is, but for the most part that fog is living at the coast the next two day, indicative of the high pressure pattern that's over us. 90 in fairfield, still hot inland. air quality not good. the air is sink as the high builds in. so this pattern holds for 72 hours

they first got the call from his 9-year-old niece and they haven't been able to see kazr. they say his body was unrecognizable. the staffing at the camp and when kyzr willis wandered off. we will find bought that in 15 minutes. live in south boston, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> i am michael henrich reporting live in foxborough with a little bit of good news for you this morning. the patriots are opening up couple of hours in fact, and the public completely invited to come free of charge. now, of course, there has been a cloud over the patriots in the past 18 mondays or so, but the -- 18 months or so and the tom brady situation has been resolved. he can practice and he is expected, i should say, to be here on the field today for fans to cheer on. jimmy garapolo will get the belichek comment odd than in his media availability. we will play some of that in our next report. the public is welcomed to come by. a big fan zone that kicks off and opens up at 10 a.m. and a tent sale, already a line for that. we will follow that with our next live report coming up in a

poke niece cloud is going to spread to the north as we need the second half of the day. a few spotty insurance thunderstorms mainly to the south in the afternoon hours. then we are going to see this widespread precipitation building in and in association with weather system this is 10:00 going to be a really close call with those fireworks over the parkway. if you have a vantage . that you can run indoors quickly some of the shower and storm activity starts to develop that's going to be your best bet for the firework activity. activity really starting to pick up as we head into tomorrow night. periods of heavy rainfall. rain could come down kind of foreign actually at times. we could see stronger storms mainly to the south marginal risk of severe weather across parts of delaware mainly late damon and monday night. a few of the showers and thunderstorms billowing leer into tuesday morning before we turn it over to clearing. and then things get super hot and steamy as we head into midweek high temperatures in the '90s on wednesday and we have have a streak of high 90 tempe

. >> more than 40 stars sang "what the world niece now is love" including cagney and lacey. abc7 news will have continuing coverage from the democratic national convention in pennsylvania. abc7 morning news anchor reggie akie and laura anthony are live from philadelphia. >>> donald trump's campaign released a statement calling it a sad night for the democratic party. they said the convention offered no solutions. democrats and even republicans spent the day slamming trump for these comments implying that russia should hack hillary clinton's e-mails. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will be rewarded mightily by our press. >> after his morning news conference trump doubled down with the call with a tweet asking russia or any country that might have clinton's e-mails to share them with the fbi. mike pence and paul ryan said russia must stay out of u.s. elections or face serious consequences. many democrats called it an act of espionage. >>> developing news in the east bay tonight. family and friends of a y

but for me and for women who have run and lost, for our daughters, our nieces, our mothers who are still looking for this, this is a big week. she is not only the first woman, she is the most well five, as barack obama said -- most qualified, as barack obama said, to run the country. janet: being the first woman to do xyz, but sometimes do you resent them keep bring it up? ms. coakley: yes, the first woman to be a math professor and being asked "what do women think of this math problem?" maria: it is a double-edged sword because you want to be recognized for being women who are successful, but what you ms. coakley: it does and that is why it is so important, thinking about hillary and how she might be held to a different standard on a speech. elizabeth warren has a different speaking style, jennifer granholm. we know men who are good and men who are less good but we don't say they can't be president or senator. this is what is happening as more women become elected. that is what is exciting about this. janet: let's switch this conversation a bit. as a former prosecutor, if you found some

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