the rally is in response to a plea from andy parker, the father of television reporter alison parker. parker and her photographer adam ward were executed on live television by a disgruntled former employee. similar rallies will be held across the country. >>> the lone survivor that have attack is out of the hospital and she plans to create a memorial for parker and ward. virginia chamber of commerce official vicky gardner was released from the hospital earlier this week. she was shot several times in that attack. in a press release garner says she is sure there is a reason she is alive and wants to create a lasting legacy for the journalists who are not. >>> well, we do have a bit of good news here. i saw kari's graphic it said not as hot as yesterday, kari. >> but still very hot for the inland areas. along the coast that's where it starts to come down and especially this weekend. a look outside right now, 63 degrees in the east bay and, look, there is some fog in the peninsula along the coast it's 68 degrees and highs today up to 100 degrees. in the north bay, east bay, 94 degrees, san fran

parker doing more damage at the plate. a two run shot off drew pomeranz. it was 10-10. oakland does it again. parker. parkerted five home runs in his nine at bats. giants rookie, giants win 14- 10. the dodgers magic number to clinch the division stays at 2- 2. marker is the first since willy mays to have three home runs and seven r.b.i. in a game. >> it is unbelievable. i'm speechless. i can't really respond to that. to be able to mention that kind of company is unbelievable. >> it was surreal. i had flash backs of the last time i pitched in san francisco. i came in the dugout. i was like wow man. i couldn't believe that i got to be on the field in an as uniform and receive an ovation. because you know, when i had last pitched in the major leagues, i thought there might never be another time on the field, let alone for the as. >> now, to college football. patience is finally start to pay off. a win today in seattle would make the bears 4-0 for the first time since 2007. third quarter. marine catholics. kenny lawler gives cal the lead. 64th touchdown pass ties the school record. 27-14 bears at the end of the

parker said no. we will not do that anymore. this stops now. the credo was after parker parker, if you get in trouble or involved in the shooting were beating up somebody that needed to me we will protect you but if you take 1 penny your ass is ours. that is history since then. so parker did some day that started a lot of problems or for the lapd he agreed to have a small police department on the cheap to be mobile with 470 square miles and to be in a patrol car looking around, faceless not making contact with anybody unless they saw somebody doing something and very often in ghettos of the barrios is where they suspected people doing something all the time. and that was an attitude that we will stop people and put the fear of god into them. parker believed if people are nice to the police it meant they wanted something. there were not supposed to be nice there were supposed to be aloof and be better and believe that they were better than you. can you repeat your question? [laughter] i am rambling. >> that period of time in 1992 the last year of the gates chief through the depa

parker were shot and killed last week by a disgruntled former employee. mourners showed up wearing marine colors for the two schools he attended. he will be buried tomorrow. alison parker's parker is holding a private ceremony this evening. >>> bill talked about it earlier, two storms in the pacific and they could be heading straight for hawaii. >> and we are just 5 months from super bowl 50, coming up next, we go live to the area that will host some of the festivities and serve as a camp site for some of the homeless. it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. >>> a judge is expected to make a decision by the end of the week on tom brady's suspension for deflate gate. tom brady and roger goodel -- and nfl commissioner roger goodel were in court today. they are fighting over the 4 game suspension. they were not able to reach a settlement today so now it is up to the judge. >> we tried to reach a settlement but i think it -- for us it reinforces

but there also some other stories like john p parker. parker is a young man who is enslaved and is stole away from his mother when he was eight years old. the changes his life and he fights through the whole experience and begins to help other people like that. the story is interesting it's called his promised land that talks about his escape. he is eventually able to buy his freedom and comes to cincinnati and becomes involved with this incident on tran underground railroad. he was one of the few people who went across the river and help people escape. there were rewards offered for him in the state of kentucky. you also had william casey who would go across the river and bring people back. there are stories of people going into the south and getting people out and bringing them back to cincinnati. >> what would you like people to walkway reading your book to know. >> i use it in the context of multiracial, multiethnic movement to divine freedom for everybody. i think the most powerful kernel they should come away with, i talk about this all t

parker, a two run shot. it is 10-9. in the eighth, it's 10-10. parker again? seriously. grand slam. the first giants rookie ever to hit three homers in a game. second giant with three homers and an rbi. willie mays did it.>> it is the best defensive game i have ever seen.>> i will stick to my game plan. the home runs were pretty wild. i'm thinking about now how it is pretty crazy.>> you know who appreciates the effort? tim hudson. the giants win by a football score in a football stadium. 14-10.>> it was a good day to get out there and pitch. the fans were awesome. it was a day where there was a lot of emotions going on. it was fun. i am honored to be here and do it.>> it was surreal. i had flashbacks of the last time i pitched in san francisco. i came in the dugout, and i was like, wow, i couldn't believe i had got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation. that was a special to be out there and have the fans give me some love and be on that mound today. i have always loved his ballpark . the home team is just awesome. >> a classy moment for the fancier. something that we both will appreciate forever. >> jerrod parkers -- jerrod parkers magic postponed the inevitable. the dodgers could not officially eliminate the giants. the mets could clinch a playoff spot with a win in cincinnati. that guy helped them. lewis duda, grand slam, 25th homer of the year. the mets win 10-2. they are in the postseason for the first time since 2006. the cubs new before they played the part it's that they had clinched a playoff berth. -- they played anyway, and mercer went deep.

parker. father of alison parker. mr. parkernk you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> state of emergency in effect tonight in parts of california. two major wildfires are burning in the northern part of the state where at least one person has died and over 100,000 acres have burned. jake ward is live in middletown, california tonight with the latest. the scene behind you is horrible, jake. what is happening? >> reporter: well, richelle this scene behind me was an apartment complex and school here in middletown, and it's just a scene of utter devastation. the fire came in and just ripped through here and immediately overwhelmed local resources, and really we haven't cherry picked a bad scene to show you. it is bad everywhere. we drove about a 20-mile drive this morning between the operation center where all of the responders have gathered all the way down here and all along that drive homes and trees were burned. this was a violent fast-moving fire. it's really just extraordinary to see that firefighters are not just battl

parker is going to be our first guest. in an op-ed in sunday's "washington post" andy parker named names including a member of congress who represents the area where the double murder took place. andy parker wrote, "we must focus our attention on the legislators who are responsible for america's criminally weak gun laws. legislators such as representative bob goodlatte who represents roanoke where the shooting took place on live television in his two with years as chairman of the judiciary committee has had plenty of opportunity to bring up gun violence prevention bills he's refused to lead. on the other hand, he had no problem cashing his check from the national rifle association during the 2014 election cycle. shame on him." on monday night, andy parker, his family and friends gathered to remember alison and celebrate her life. on sunday, the national rifle association welcomed andy parker to the gun control debate this way -- >> turning this murder in to a gun control dog and pony show minutes after the shooting because you can't make sense of what just happened is ridiculous. to the parents of alison parker and adam ward, i have no right to tell any parent how to grieve about the loss

parker was gunned down on my tv. her father andy parker is demanding action. brianne carter is live on capitol hill with the details. emotional pleas from family members of gun violence continues. take a look behind me, you can see the hundreds gathered here in this shirt that says whatever it takes. those were the words echoed by andy parker hours after his daughter, alison parker, the wdbj reporter shot and killed alongside her photographer adam ward, on live tv. again today he said he would do whatever it takes to change gun laws. he is calling on congress and oners to pass legislation background checks for every gun purchase. mr. parker is speaking out today two weeks after his daughter was killed and says he knows the change will not happen overnight but says change has to happen to stop another tragedy. i come here still in a state of raw and consuming grief. i am not here because i want to be here. i am here because i have to be here. i am here because allison would want me to be here, and in fact, she would insist that i would be here. ofause that is the kind amazing young woman my daughter was. he was standing here alongside the governor of virginia as well as other senators. we reached out to the nra for the response to the rally and in a statement they said -- the nra has been calling for meaningful mental healt

parker. but in the 2 1/2 weeks since their murder, i can tell you the healing has begun. >> chris hearst was off since investor parker killed alison parker and ward last month. hearst was dating parker. he said they were in love. >> i know the answer to all what we all must do. it's to profess love, not hate. to love one another, to love strangers. alison and adam projected a love and niece our world that can never be taken, even if they were taken from us. >> that was hearst's message to viewers as he returned to the anchor desk last night. he said he heard from survivors of other shootings across the country in the time he was away. >>> five students charged with the death of a freshman during a hazing ritual head to court today. the five students from new york's barook college are charged with the death of michael deng. it happened when the students were on a trip to the poconos. the hazing ritual included being blindfolded, weighed down by backpacks and being knocked over. >>> today several women at white house are being honored as champions for change. they all work to empower other women in their communities. one mar one, marisa je

parker. hudson struggled as well. the righty didn't make it past the second inning. however, the fans gave both pitchers a rousing sendoff. after that, it was back to the jarrett parker show. parkeromers on the day, a giants' rookie record. san francisco wins in a wild one, 14-10. >> i was feeling pretty great. an awesome day. ones i could only hope for in a big league game, so that was pretty special. >> the best offensive game i've ever seen in person. i've seen three home runs, but, you know, to hit a grand slam with the game tied, just an amazing day for this kid. >> walks off the field. for the last time here in oakland. >> classy, you know, classy moment for the fans here. it was something that, you know, i'm sure we'll, you know, appreciate forever. >> today, you know, was pretty incredible. being between the lines is a huge part of what we do. i mean, it's everything that we do. >> again, today's game starts at 1:05. and coming up on "today in the bay," the fallout following john boehner's abrupt decision to leave his position as speaker of the house. political analyst larry gerstin joins us live to show us why it may lead to a first in california politics. john boehner h

parker. andy parker is urging lawmakers to stand up to a gun lobby. he joined a national whatever it takes on capitol hill today. congress needs to get on board with most of america's views on gun safety reform. >> we have to do whatever it takes to fix this problem. >> the overwhelming majority of americans agree with common sense reforms. too many members of congress remain in the pocket of the gun lobby, and that has got to change. >> parker'sghter allegationen and her cameraman aaron ward were shot dead during a live tv interview last month. >>> authorities are desperately searching for a sniper or possible snipers responsible for ten shootings in 12 days. fear is keeping many residents off the highway. massive flooding in eastern japan, leave people missing and force evacuations. as more migrants and refugees flood into europe. the obama administration announced it would increase the number of syrian refugees america would accept. and it's become a big political issue here in the united states. that's next. difference? difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. (di

parker were fatally shot by a former coworker during a live broadcast last wednesday. no funeral plans have been announced for parker's yet. >>> virginia tech's football team will honor ward and ms. parker with a special sticker on the players' helmets. it has the number 7 for wdbj 7, and teal and maroon ribbons with the initials of ward and parker. teal was ms. parker's favorite color and maroon, virginia tech's school color, will represent ward who graduated from the university in 2011. the team will wear the stickers on their season opener on labor day. >>> 300 24-hour walmart stores are no longer open around the clock. walmart says closing for a few hours overnight will allow them to be in great condition during peak hours. some employees say their hours have been cut and they think has to do with their raise to $9 an hour. walmart says it's only happened in stores where managers overscheduled workers. >>> a fire in san jose. coming up in 20 minutes, the questions firefighters still have about how that fire started. >> first though, it's an unusual move for the catholic church. what the pope is saying this morning about women who have had abortions. >> and we're looking at traffic t

parker by his former co-worker. parker's funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. >>> a father stricken with grief attacking his 3-year-old daughter's killer in court. >> the convicted killer was being sentenced when duane smith comes in and slams that solid punch. they worked to pry the two men apart in the courtroom. he was sentenced from 6 to 15 years for involuntary manslaughter. >> no settlement between tom brady and envelope commissioner roger goodell. but a decision could come very soon. the judge set to announce a ruling as early as today but no later than friday in the quarterback appeal of a four-game suspension for the deflate gate scandal. the sketch artist who made the quarterback look more like frankenstein getting a second chance. her first drawing faced harsh backlash on-line. including a storm of means like this one. but you can see the clearly differences in the new sketch with brady's angular jaw the chin ditch pell. a tom brady courtroom sketch in which his face isn't melting. >> fee iat chrysler has a popul suv. >> chrysler is recalling more than 206,000, 2014 jeep cherokee suv's in north america. the windshield wipers can stop working unexpectedly. static build up can disable the wipers if they are used when it is try. they are offering the car owners 100 bucks if they bring their car in for a repair. owners can get an extra 1,000 or 2,000 dollars as a trade in incentive to buy a new car inste instead. that's your 5@5 this morning. the best and worst place for drivers financially speaking. factors include the commute time, vehicle theft and crashes. coming up with a blip. there's start with the best in 5th place minnesota followed by wisconsin, next wyoming, vermont is in second place and idaho is the best place. they are averaging about 20 minutes. a little less than that. as for the worst state you have new jersey, maryland then the lonestar state, second to last place california and the worst state tofor drivers is louisian. not many people there. but car insurance is very high. meanwhile amazon is delivering farmer's market produce in southern parts of california. some folks getting the fresh items hours after they have been harvested. coming soon scottish scientists developed milk re -- melt resistant ice cream. the product could be on sale in the next 3-5 years. hopefully for summer. >> we will be waiting. it won't be melted. it will still be frozen. >> how young is too young to talk to your children about booze. guidelines say you need to start at the age of 10. >> from ar fair to cars what is worth your money this month. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. a oo a desperate search unfolding after a 29-year-old mother vanishes. her name is kristin whitney gilardy. she was on her way to help a homeless man named patrick see his parole officer in s. they met at a homeless shelter. kristin is 5, 6 with a newly shave enhead. she was last seen in her toyota corolla. the plate number is 5 vlm 990. how young is it to be too unioning to hear the hard truth of alcohol? >> doctors and parents needs to talk about the dangers of alcohol before their 109 birthday. linda schmidt explores. >> i think it's never too early to start teaching kids about the dangers of alcohol or drugs. how old are you going to be when you have your first drink? >> over 21. >> this 10-year-old has her marching orders. the american academy of pediatrics says parents and pediatricians should start having the booze talk with children by the age of 9. it's the age when children start exploring. dr. harris straight ner is the vice president of care and treatment centers the largest substance abuse program. >> we know a lot of kids have their first drink at the age of 12. >> the more young people are exposed to alcohol advertising and marketing the more likely they are to drink. >> i think social media has a lot to do with the youngsters drinking at an earlier age and are being exposed to chat rooms and peer pressure, et cetera. >> if there's a family history of abuse conversations should be had earlier than 9. >> if somebody has the disease of addiction in their family and they are being exposed to it, it could be a 7-year-old talking to them about it they see mom and dad get drunk they need to know what's going on, that it is a disease. >> studies found 21 percent of young people have tried more than a sip of alcohol by the time they are 13. >> and that brings us to brew on this. talking to kids about alcohol at age 10 better safe than sorry or do you think it is far too young? >> send us your comments on facebook or twitter and we will of course share them later in the show. >>> it is 25 minutes past the top of the hour. put that legal hide to good news. should pot be legalized to pay for public schools? the hot debate is coming up. >> the most adorable game of peak awe beau you will ever see. a little by verses a gorilla at the zoo. >> it is tuesday september 1st. this is a fox news alert. while you were sleeping another police officer shot and in critical condition as we learn disturbing details about the execution of that texas sheriff's deputy. >> more than 100 classified e-mails how does the state department respond to this. >> the long list of health risks with not getting enough sleep got longer. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> hopefully you got good rest last night. heather childers. an area police officer is fighting for his life at this hour after being shot while responding to an emergency at the wrong house. >> three officers were responding to a 911 call about a burglar rebut were never given aen address so they ended up in a wrong location and ended up in the wrong house that's when the gunfire exploded. it is unclear why. the officer and homeowner both shot in the leg. the officer under going surgery overnight. the homeowner expected to be okay. all three of the responding officers now on administrative leave. >> not one bullet was spared. brand new details about the ruthless murder of a texas sheriff's deputy as the accused killer appears in court for the very first time. kelly wright is here with the latest. >> president obama spoke to deputy darrin goforth's wife. he told her she and -- he and michelle are praying for her. hundreds of others are praying. harris county sheriff tells fox news kathleen goforth is a very, very strong lady twho along with her two children are devastated. >> she now feels a direct calling to address the rhetoric and the extremism of that rhetoric because it may have led to her husband's death. her kids who felt their father was their hero now have no father at home. >> here's what he means by that. police don't know of a precise motive for the shooting but they think the shooter may have acted on a personal level. harris county hashave rif says could to from mounting police rhetoric. the group black lives matter marched at the minnesota state fair they chanted pigs in a blanket, friday them like bacon. >> when talk shows and different groups begin to elevate the level of extremism and that kind of dialogue that there are people who are subject to responding to that kind of language. sometimes in violent ways. >> the suspect shannon miles has been charged are capitol murder. he was found mentally incompetent and sent to a mental health facility. texas governor greg abbott ordered flags to fly at half staff. >> kelly wright live for us with the latest. as police search for a solid motive in the it ex as deputy's murder a former aid to president obama's 2008 campaign has weighed in. black lives matter movement and making extreme comparisons. >> try to make the argument somehow these things are related is like saying sarah palin is responsible for the gabby gifford shooting or talk show hosts are responsible for anti government violence timothy mcveigh did. words have power. >> slain deputy darren goforth was targeted because he wore a uniform. no motive has been established yet. >> the e-mails just released. and guess how many contain classified information. 125 of those. rich edson is live to break it down for us. >> in total the police department released 13,000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails only about a quarter of the total the government says it will review and release to the public. saup preem court justice john paul stevens in the highly controversial citizen funding place. good for him wish he was 50 instead of 90. also.joked about having multiple e-mail addresses. on may 31st she said please feel u to use whatever my current address may be any time. >> the nearly 4400 documents the state department deemed classified information and 125 of them, this is done retro actively writing this happens frequently several times a month. we are identifying documents that need to be classified prior to public release. we are leasing the documents in a manner that protects sensitive information. she never sent or received e-mails marked classified at the time. federal bureau of investigation is looking at how classified information made its way on to clinton's server whether it can recover information to the server of clinton is wiped. >>> thank you. from one vice president to another. run in 2016 he says. dick cheney is urging joe biden to enter the race siting a lack of democrats are running. >> earns joe biden a run? >> did i. we are not close. obviously we are opposite parties, but i think it would be great if joe got into the race. he wanted to run. he ran twice before. i think they are short candidates on their side. we have 17. >> we will hear more from the former vice president dick cheney and his wife liz cheney when they arrive on "fox & friends" this morning. >>> the commander-in-chief will be joining the list to shoot an episode of the reality show running wild which features celebrities doing insane outdoor stunts. >> don't expect the president to do anything too dangerous. the secret service already nicked some of the wild ideas coming from the team. >>> a powerful monsoon rolling into the phoenix area dumping 3 inches of rain in one hour. watch the next video. you will see a transformer blowing up across the area right there knocking out power to more than 37 homes. >> the rain making a big mess for drivers trying to make it through all of the blooded roadways. 75 mile per hour winds knocked down power lines>> what's the latest for this tuesday? >> heather and ainsley look like the rain is going to continue across parts of arizona. we have the possibility of more storms to fire up. you mentioned the monsoon moisture. we tend to see a lot of action out here across parts of the west. we have flash flood warnings from yesterday. areas in the east especially in the southeast continuing to attract heavy rain. potential for flash flooding locally up to 6 inches of rainfall will be possible in sections of northern florida and also southern georgia. across the north west we have a p front coming through which should bring beneficial rain across washington state. we have the fires ongoing across parts of the northwest. we will take all of the moisture we can get. ahead of that system the winds are being kicked up in places like montana you have elevated fire danger in place. temperature wise feeling like summer out there for the eastern haft of t half of the nation. 90d in chicago and also in new york city. heather and ainsley? >> thank you very much. 37 minutes after the top of the hour. a disturbing new report just as kids are heading back to school. is the bus they are taking there really safe? >> splurge in september. from air fair to cars. what is poworth your money. >> a little girl asks for teddy bears for her birthday. her story will inspire you. >> the fun i recall for adam ward is today. they welcome a thousand mourners to celebrate the life of adam ward. the 27-year-old was gunned down on live tv along with reporter allison parkera former co-worker. parker's funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. >>> the pentagon making a huge mistake under stating the cost of a new low range bomber by $225 million doll $25 billion. calling it a mistake after giving congress two different tenure cost estimates. saying it would be 33.1 billion compared to 58.2 billion. that's a 76.8 percent increase. they expect to replace the bomber fleet by the year 2020. a big man in the sky. a 6 foot tall jesus statue watching over a montana mountain for six decades get to stay where it is. they rejected arguments saying big mountain's jesus presence on federal land does not violate separation between church and state and he's not being used for religious purposes. jesus was placed in the 50's as a tribute to fallen world war ii soldiers. >> put the big ticket items back on your shopping list because september is the time to buy. cheryl casone is here with this month's best buy. >> i love good deals. >> i have been telling you thi

parker, the father of alison parker. his message of dozens of people gathered today on capitol hill. they're fighting to end gun violence. the rally was led by parkerrecall the horrific images of alison parker and her cameraman being gunned down on live tv. her photographer andy ward -- excuse me, adam ward, it happened last month in roanoke, virginia. advocates pressed lawmakers to act stronger gun control legislation. parker's specifically targeted virginia congressman paul goodlat te. >> sir, if you won't support background checks, we will find someone else who will. >> so colin goddard is a survivor of the shooting at virginia tech. he joins us today to talk about whatever it takes. colin, it's good to have you here. we see the shirt you have right now with the simple message you're trying to pass along to people on the hill. but over the last few months we've seen this staggering number of shooting attack, charleston, the movie theater shooting in louisiana and roano roanoke, virginia, the happened on live television. so explain how you feel this is different, that this push is going to work for gun control legislation. >> every time more horr

parker -- tv reporter alison parker attended an invitation only event in virginia. hundreds showed up last night including colleagues at wdbj and the state's governor. they shared memories including her love of dance and theater and her personality. parker and cameraman adam ward were shot to death last week doing a live report. >>> investigators trying to solve a mystery in ma lynn county. a man's body washing ashore yesterday afternoon right near the beach. investigators are still trying to identify the victim and say it's unclear if he had any traumatic injuries. >>> an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. >>> a teen is under arrest after two high school football players collapsed following a game last week. the two junior varsity players were rushed to a hospital friday night. one remains hospitalized and sheriff's investigators say they got a tip the stimulant adderall must have been involved. >> we're after truth and the safety and security of our kids. how do we support that in this whole process as well? >> investigators say a 17-year- old was arrested suspected of supplying drugs to minors but so far there's no positive link 'tween the drug and -- between the drug and the medical emergency. >>> a man h

wdbj ropter alison parker and photographer adam ward -- reporter ali is son parker and photographer adam ward were are killed. -- reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were killed. >>> now, tom brady is speaking out after the nfl took off his suspicion. the judge ruled the nfl was out of bounds with the punishment. brady seemed focus on the first game of the season, not the past. >> everything that happened over the past 7 months, you know, i have a lot of personal feelings and but i really don't care to share many of those. i care to think about what i need to do to go forward. >> the nfl plans to appeal the judge's decision. the patriots first game is thursday night. >>> and still to come. a deadline is coming up fast for the governor's plan to fix the roads. the speed bumps that the plans caught hit along the way. >>> it has opinion a busy week for chp for saving birds. tonight they are sweeting about it. >>> the heat is so for everywhere. 1degrees inland,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> apple is gearing up for a press event that could unveil the next big thing. the event is set for wednesday at a bill graham auditorium. so, what will

parker. >>> virginia tech football team will honor ward and parker. they will be wearing a special stick ordinary reason the players helmets. it has the number 7 for wdbj7 and also teal and maroon ribbons with both the initials of ward and parker. teal was miss parker's favorite coo already and maroon virginia tech -- favorite color and maroon virginia tech school. >>> a warning is going out about 275 apple user have their id's and pass words stolen opinion. security firm says hackers were able to target those therm phones with mall ware. the malware was spread by unauthorized apps. users with jail brokeniphones are being encouraged to change their pass words as a precaution. >>> apple has teamed up with cisco systems to sell moreiphones and ipads to business partners. it's the second time in two years that they teamed one a major -- last year a announced similar partnership with ibm. >>> mcdonalds making another change to the way it cooks some of its foods. items with english muffins, biscuits, or bagel this will be cooked with real butter. the rollout is expected to take place once the restaurants use up all the margarine. >>> it is now 6:15. we want to check in with sal on the morning commute. how does it look sal? >> not b

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parker, during a live tv interview. the interview ' survived. the shooter, former wdbj reporter, vester flanagan, took his own life. parker's father attended a service for his daughter over the weekends. >> i met the people she worked with and the people that really loved her. and it was profoundly difficult for me. >> there have been several tribute for ward and parker over the last week. parker's funeral set for later date. afterward her family is promise to go take on the issue every gun control, erika. >> try to make a positive out of this tragedy, but his high school where the service was held, so many connections with him for that high school. >> so many connections, obviously,'s graduate, his dad was a high school counselor there, and friday set to cover a football game at that school. so, a lot of connections in the area, erika. >> certainly will be missed, thank you very much. >> right now, 5:06. ridley park police officer mark hanley, under arrest. he credit a bulletproof vest, with saving his life. hanley says his department requires the vest to be worn on duty. not all of the officers do so, especially, in the hot summer month. >> not the most comfortable thing, it is for lack of better term like wearing a distinguished l all day, and it is tight, and it is, you know, but it is therefore one reason and one reason only, to save your life s

>> andy parker's daughter, alison parker, was killed along with her photographer, adam ward, while theyon the air. this happened near roanoke, virginia. >>> the arts are being celebrated today at the white house. 18 people and three organizations were recognized today for their contributions to the arts. among them, author steven king, and academy award-winning actress, sally field. the national medal of arts is the government's highest recognition for entertainers and artists. today's ceremony marked the 50th anniversary for the national endowments for the arts and humanities which selects the recipients each year. >>> a maryland mother wants jail time for the driver who caused a crash that killed her son. find out if she will get justice for sean. >>> plus, child safety seat recalls can be common. recalls can be common. find out why millions of i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the

parker sent a solo shot to left. parker's day just getting started. tim hudson meanwhile would quickly come to an end. bottom of the second, eric with a bases loaded would get a free pass. come around to score and makes it 4-1. next batter full to walk as well. butler touches home now 4-2. mark takes one for the team. 4 3 and that would be it for hudson. comes to give 17 seasons in the bigs, giants get out of the inning and gave hudy a wonderful ovation. top of the third, zito would start things off, this is hudson walk to buster posey and that would do it. these two would get a great ovation from the crowd. coming to get him. hudson loving it. after that with the pitches out of the game, all jared parker with a solo shot to the two-run bomb in the seventh and eight game tied at ten. bases loaded he would go yard again. parker the first, the giant rookie ever to hit three homers in a game. hudson loves it and gives the giants the 14-10 win. football score today over in oakland in washington playing football in seattle. fourth quarter, highlights of that coming up later tonight. >> all right. looking forward to that. thanks. >>> we'll be right back. something many of us face. but it is realy tough for parents flying with kids with special needs. ==vo== >>> this year of flying many of us pace but how tough for parents flying with kids that have special needs. specialized support as they went through tickets, security and boarding. organizers say there is also something that parents can do to help. >> really trying to encourage those traveling with those with special needs to alert the staff the person coming to them needs more support and accommodation. >> there is more information about

parker. really nice parker. >> it needs a little work. >> i think so.one stand-up in one way or another your whole life and you're a writer. you write all the time, too. what do you do just for fun? >> i don't have any fun. i'm a scottish protestant. it's against our thing. >> there's something under that kilt. >> the thing americans do. oh, next you'll be going on holidays. did you snort laugh? >> thank you, frank. >> i like that. >> you did bring up being a scotsman so i think we should play a game. we have to get these on in honor of you. we're going to say something and you tell us what it means. >> i love the irish music. >> that's irish, whatever. >> all right, are you ready? yer bum's oot the widae. >> your derriere is outside the window. what it means is it literally means that. what it actually means is you are incorrect. you are wrong. >> you're talking nonsense. ready. haud yer wheesht. >> be quiet. >> ye mak a better door than a windae. >> you're standing in front of the tv and i can't see it. >> doing ma dinger. >> you're upsetting me. or i

parker. his daughter alison parker was killed, gunned down on live tv. she was the morning reporter for wdbj. you can follow the movement on twitter hashtag whateverittakes. you can follow the rally by logging on to our mobile app wusa9. back to you. >> reporter: today a new $26 million visitors center will open at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. video, artifacts and photos tell the story of flight 93. 44 people died whether that plane went down -- when that plane went down on september 11, 2001. >>> the county fair opens in maryland. admission $6. children are free under 5. >>> final look at the forecast, 80 degrees today. that's the good news, way cooler than yesterday. the bad news we're not done with the rain. on and off showers this morning and the potential for thunderstorms this afternoon. a nice day tomorrow with a high of 84. >>> the suitland parkway certainly having its problems right now eastbound at nailer road. two lanes blocked as a result of an accident. a tow truck is on scene so it should clear up soon. want

parker's daughter, alison parker, was shot and killed on live tv. today, he brought a powerful message to capitol hill. he challenged lawmakers to pass what he called common sense reforms to reduce gun violence. news4's steve handsman talked to him. >> reporter: the most sympathies for your loss. >> i appreciate it. >> reporter: andy parkershington two weeks after his daughter, reporter allison packer, and her cameraman, were shot dead by a former station employee. andy's campaigning for tougher federal gun controls. why do you think you can succeed when so many dads and others before you have not succeeded with this? >> it is a fair question. because i am eat -- sad to say the fresh face of this. >> reporter: parker's appearance brought dozens to a capitol hill rally. >> keeping the pressure on our lawmakers until they do the right thing. >> reporter: tougher background checks, even at gun shows, is the goal and was after the shootings at sandy hook elementary in 2012. but by this year's shootings in the charleston church, congress had refused to beef up background checks. opponents point out alison's killer passed his. they say more guns in the hands of good guys is the answer. >> mass murders, wit government defines as four or more, occur almost always in gun-free zones. why don't we go after that? >> reporter: becaus

gardner was shot during live interview with wdbj reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. parker and ward died during that attack. gardner is expected to be released from the hospital soon. >>> kim davis, the kentucky county letter jailed, has filed appeal. thursday judge found davis in contempt of court and lock her up. davis objects to same sex marriage on religious grounds. she stopped issuing all marriage licenses in june after the supreme court legalized gay marriage. davis is a elected official so she can't be fired. her attorneys say they are client had no plans to resign. >>> and, syrian refugees continue flooding into europe, benjamin netanyahu has announced his country will build a fence to keep them out. israel has already gun build that fence along it eastern border with jordanment netanyahu has sadist ray sell too small to take in any more refugees. how much, israeli opposition leader herzog, countered netanyahu by saying israel should continue to take in limited number of syrians. >> turning now to campaign 2016, challenging numbers this morning, for democratic pres

parker, father of alison park he who was shot and killed while on the air in roane oklahoma, virginia. andy parker has inspired the social media campaign, whatever it takes which has become a rallying cry for gun safety advocates. today, he vowed to fight any member of congress who opposes his effort to expand back ground checks on gun sales. >> folks, that is what it will take to bring about change. keeping the pressure on our lawmakers until they do the right thing. just doing the right thing. if they don't, we will find their replace many. >> the most recent data from pew research shows support has dropped 20 percentage points from 1999. from 66% to 46%. despite that drop, 85% of americans say they favor expanded back ground checks on gun purchases. according to the brady campaign, an estimated 40% of guns are sold today without back ground checks. 40%. i'm joenld by moms demand action and andy parkerther of alison parker. shannon, every time we go to a new horror, we think this will be it. people will wake up who don't have a fascination with guns who see a sobriety about it. guns don't kill people, people do. so let's keep guns away from the people who should not have them. and yet nothing happens. >> i would argue that with you. i think something has happened. moms glanld action. we have 3 million members in five years. the nra has 5 million and they've been around for decades. we are winning in the states. we are passing laws that keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and it closed the loophole. we are getting policies in place in starbucks and chipotle and target. to have policies around guns like smoking. it is xong has shamefully not acted since sandy hook. if this congress won't act, we have to get xong will. in the meantime, we will kick and scream and yell every time. >> let me go to andy about your daughter and your feelings. what do you think you can get double

>> parker heights, texas. >> parker heights, texas. tell everybody back home i said hi. >> yes, sir. >> for service members who weren't aware, what we're referring to when we talk about mbk is what we call my brother's keeper. one of the most important principles, i think, of america is that no matter who you are, no matter what you look like if you work hard, you can get ahead. and, you know, there are pockets of poverty in places where people don't have an opportunity, and that's particularly true among young men who too often are ending up in prison instead of going to school or serving our military. and so what we've been trying to do is to set up hen to haveship rams -- hen to haveship programs, provide them with job training. i had a meeting with some folks in new orleans, young men who have just come from terrible circumstances, terrible neighborhoods. and we want to make sure that they are aware of how they can break the cycle and do right by themselves and, ultimately, do right by their families. and one of the young men who w

she also shot during a live interview with allison parker and photographer adam ward last month. parker and ward died from their injuries. the gunman eventually took his on life. >>> a southwest philadelphia church used it's annual block party to kick start it's celebration of the world meeting of families. they also it's not being catholic, but about building strong families. >> what we have in common we love god and we want to carry out principles of loving mankind and being better citizens and great christians. many plan to attend the world meeting of families later this month. >> firefighters in wisconsin took unrunning -- took running a marathon to a who new level running in firefighter gear adding an extra 35 pounds of equipment. he was going to run a half marathon, but decided to do the full race. >> i had to dig deep and push through it for other people. i have a lot of people supporting me. it's been a good experience. >> he ran to raise money an organization that provides temporary housing to young or expectant mothers. >> that's a good way to lose weight. >> i don't think it

parker, a two-run job off drew to make it 10-9 oakland. it was 10-10 oakland in the 9th inning, and parker again. a shot into the bleachers for a grand slam. parkerruns in nine at bats for the giants rookie. giants win 14-10. the dodgers magic number to clinch the division stays at two and parker enjoying his 9th day as a baseball player. >> yeah, we can say that. pretty solidly. >> it was surreal, because i have flash backs of the last time i pitched in san francisco and i kind of came in the dugout. i was like wow, man, i couldn't believe i got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation because, you know, when i had last pitched in the major leagues, i thought there may be never another time on the field, let alone for the oakland a's. >> to college football, went 1- 11 in his first year at cal. patience is starting to pay off. a win in seattle would make the bears 4-0 for the first time since 2007. third quarter, jared steps up and he finds kenny lawler who gives the cal the 27-7 lead. 64th touchdown pass. that ties a school record. 27-14 bears at the end of the 3rd quarter, and vick is staffed up in the back field. he fumbles

garner smiling for she was shot during a live interview with reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. ward and parker were shot and killed. the shooter later shot and killed himself. d.c. police have made an arrest in a shooting that killed one man and wounded another in northwest. the shooting happened just before 3:30 this morning on 7th street. a 55-year-old died at the scene. a second man was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. we have an update to a story that we brought you last night at 11:00. police say they have found a prisoner who escaped from custody in northeast. jerome wright took off from the area of seventh and eighth streets. in custody for drug charges. checking the weather right now, another warm day, but what is ahead for labor day? meteorologist devon lucie has an early look. devon: we are going to return the humidity. the temperature was pushing a little warm as compared to the average high of 83. we are above that downtown and reagan national. low to mid 80's out there today. real-time temperatures, lower to mid 80's. we are already taking those temperature

you may remember gardner was shot during a live interview with alison parker and adam ward. ward and parkere also shot and they died as a result of their injuries. >>> in houston, a selfie of a teen and female officer goes viral. it all happened after the officer was getting gas for her patrol car. the teen asked if he could stand by to watch her back. he said he wanted to make sure that she was safe. the gesture comes after a deputy was killed while refuelling his patrol car. that's backup. >>> and authorities are deciding what to do with a student who crashed a drone into a university of kentucky football game last night just before kickoff. it slammed into a corner of the stadium. nobody was hurt, nothing was damaged. >>> coming up, 30 minutes of all the football analysis you could possibly handle. cnn sports anchor rachel nichols is with the pro himself, dan marino, with a preview of the new season. rachel and dan. >> thanks. all right, dan, it has been the conversation around the nfl for months now. deflategate. federal judge vacating tom brady's suspension, so what do you think of thi

parker. >> something that wasn't said today. kathleen? >> kathleen parker, not -- i love her, but i am kathleen parker.come to "hardball," stay with us. >>> let me finish tonight with something i think is really important. something that wasn't said today. everything about today was great, of course, pope francis was simply wonderful, especially in the way he let people touch him, let himself be gripped by the thousands who came out to see him. he showed a love equal to that of the crowd. and that was a lot of love. our city, the u.s. capital was radiant. not just the weather, but the glow on the trees, the eagerness of the president, the bright smile of the first lady. and i loved it all, yet, i believe, i must add another picture to your memory bank. one more endearing, loving, late yesterday, i attended a funeral mass for my aunt. it was held outside philadelphia. the chapel was alive with the sisters of st. joseph who shared aunt eleanor's life, her calling, vocation, her commitment to teaching, including those most vulnerable who find learning basic learning beyond their good-given reach. well, th

whatever it takes being the pledge of andy parker, father of alison parker shot and killed while reportingn virginia in august. >> he was amongst just some of the people there who also came together yesterday -- take a look at this -- for a truly emotional event. 40 family members and survivors all in one room, all in one place at one time, forever linked by the pain of gun violence. they shared their stories of suffering and survival and also what they -- what they want changed. it's part of a special report titled "the loneliest club." look at this. >> my husband, brian kirby, was killed by a man who was diagnosed with schizophrenia. he sent his girlfriend to buy the gun and killed my husband. and that, right away, you have to ask how could a mentally ill person who is a felon on top of that get away with sending his girlfriend to buy the gun, and they still haven't found the gun. and his death has been devastating for me. he was the love of my life. >> their pain is so raw. brooke is here with us now. this just happened yesterday. you're doing a whole special on this today. tell us what

parker. it took place at 6:45 this morning. just around the time the gunman opened fire last wednesday. killing parker and the photo journalist adam ward. parker was a 2012 graduate. leon: two days after losing his job at the starting quarterback for the washington redskins, robert griffin iii made his first public comments today. he received the redskins salute of war. recognized for the off-field work he does supporting the military. the ceremony was part of the annual welcome home luncheon. he comes from a military family and he spoke about the honor. >> this is an honor to be in this position and have this platform to give back in a positive way. that is a choice you have to make. i am blessed to have teammates that led me in the right direction to use the platform for a positive thing. in the military, one thing you have is your word. i give my word to familiar i will, the washington redskins, teammate and the military i will be there for them. appreciate you guys. leon: with that he received a standing ovation from the crowd as recipient. but coming up in sports stay tuned because robert burton has more of the lunchen and the first words

. >> alison parker's father is fighting for tougher gun laws. parkerand ward were the latest victims of what is called a national epidemic. from sandy hook to the charleston church shooting, advocates say enough is enough. tod7eg plan to demand action from lawmakers. two virginia senators and virginia governor is expected to enter the advocacy group. >>> a credit card scheme has landed one man behind bars. police arrested this man torro and here is what led to that. a u.p.s. driver realized he was delivering too many credit cards in one neighborhood and thought someone was following him on his route. route. minutes later, police culled over torro in a vehicle that the u.p.s. driver had described to police. >> we had discovered u.p.s. packages that belonged to residents in that neighborhood. he had the tracking numbers when they were going to be delivered. >> officers say they intercepted 80,000 in fraudulent approved credit card and gift card. the fbi is now involved and they believe the case is connected to others in new jersey and new york. there are

parker is still smiles but it may not last. parker is the ceo of d.c.-based the ellison group. 70% of her business involves government contracts. so if the government shuts down so does much of her work. possibility that forced her to prepare. >> the biggest thing for us is just making sure that our employees are taken care of and making sure we will continue to sustain the projects. >> these recent undercover videos spark this current up certainty. many believe they show planned parenthood breaking the law. by selling the body parts of aborted fetuses. some g.o.p. leaders say the organization should no longer be funded by tax dollars. they say they are willing to shut down the government. to make it happen. >> i think planned parenthood needs to be defunded but it should be separate from the budget, itself. >> virginia represent representative whitman said that this morning on newschannel8 that has the business owners like parker relieved but she is still praying. >> just to speak about it can be frustrating or concern for all small businesses. >> when december 11 does arrive there will be a new speaker of the house since john boehner re-signed. the likely successor is mccarthy, the president from california who is staunchly pro-life which many believe increases the likelihood of the shutdown happening. on capitol hill, chris papst, abc7 news. >> still ahead, new details on a troubled hospital in prince george's county. leon: doug is tracking more potential of bad weather. the latest coming up. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports how close are we to see rgiii suiting up again? we have the latest on colt mccoy's injury coming up in sports. leon: the pentagon and the white house announcing intentions of the airstrike in syria. moscow claims the target islamic state. maureen: tonight we are learning that more than 70 people will lose their job when laurel regional hospital is closed. the closing was an

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parker in the middle of winter to jump into the inlet,. >> parker, go. >> on a frigid day. they did it for a bet for $20 a couple packs of cigarettes. they also put a video mocking him and laughing. when he made it back to shore he was in the car they were laughing at him. >> they have been charged with endangering the welfare of an incompetent person. but the court case has been pushed along and now we are sitting here in september at the courthouse where they're going to face the charges. but they're being represented by their attorneys and they didn't have to show up. parker's mother was not happy about it and she decided to withdraw and go to trial. >> did it require the family pressed charges. is that why they are negotiating over a plea deal. >> i don't feel like we have appropriate legal representation. or enough information to accept the plea deal. when i spoke with the lawyer he was giving false information. >> how is parker doing now. >> he's not been the same. these individuals took a part of my son away forever. >> part of endangering the welfare of an incompetent person. your son, with all due respect is not incompetent. he's not he has a job in a facebook account. isn't that insulting to you. >> you don't know my son, having a facebook account is his right. it doesn't make that is competent. >> i have to say your question to the mother is incredibly offensive and insulting. if you know who knows that boy is the tube who took advantage of him. and what they put this young man through is an ex- usable and unforgivable. and to see that they don't ha

violence among those leading the rally and the parker his daughter television reporter allison parker killed two weeks ago by gunmen during a live broadcast fannie parkerd soft supporters could do whatever it takes a including calling on congress to pass legislation which would strengthen background checks for gun buyers virginia's governor to stay u.s. senators also participated in this rally. . "unless continue to put pressure on our elected officials overwhelming majority of americans for with common-sense reforms but to many members of congress remain in the pocket of the gun lobby that has to change. carfuls >> pam: show cause surviving family members in the shootings with arizona and virginia tech charleston's of carolina or colorado all in attendance today officials arizona and investigating possible shooting this morning interstate 10 in that state if confirmed it be the 11th such is shooting in the area in the last couple week. to investigate on their own. arizona department of public safety says the agency would prefer the investigation left to the detective investigators say no suspects at this time. >> catherine: holmes a court and the man

parker by a former coworker. parker's funeral arrangements are not announced yet. >>> a powerful storm rolls through arizona dumping three inches of rain many in one hour. imagine that. start to see a the electrical transformers exploding killing power to the area. it was a big mess for drivers to make it through the roadways. 75 miles per hour winds ripping trees from the ground, downing power line. >>> the reporter couldn't be more excited about this. take a look. >> daily whale watching trip -- >> i'm so so sorry. i don't believe -- i've just heard word we have on our helicopter a blue whale. >> it is real. yeah. that tv host barely keeping it together when a rare blue whale is spotted on the tv show called "big blue live". >> he was really excited. heather, thank you for. that. >>> blue whales by the way are friendly, correct? they only eat plankton. >> if you know what blue whales eat -- i don't think it's people. >> if you're excited brian said plankton, let us know. >>> 10 minutes past the hour, this is coming up. a sichant about our men and wom in blue. >> now the leader of that protest defending the disgusting chant ahead. >>> should vice president joe biden run for the white house against hillary clinton? 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>> i don't know. i haven't talked to her. when you go to the basement for the national security meeting. there's a basket for cell phones, pagers, everything else. no one wants to tap into proceeding has went on. there's a lot of sensitivity around you all the time. for her to have in her home a server for her e-mail set up, it's beyond comprehension. i don't know what they thought they were doing. >> you worked this the state didn't. is will there a loophole or something she could have had an excuse for this? >> nothing i could imagine. the question you say to yourself was she naive and competent enough to think she could function this way or think rules don't apply to her? no matter how you answer that question, it raises concerns if for her being president. >> it seems like she is above the rules. >> and apparently deleting e-mails from the server while under subpoena. >> president obama didn't want her to do this. he had a whole thing, you shouldn't use your private server. she did it any way. how is that to have someone blatantly disobey you? >> he had ways to correct it. i assume he didn't know about it. this was a practice she did on her own. when dealing with that sensitive information that comes across your desk. you're in meetings, having conversations, meetings that involve classified information at that level, especially secretary of state. >> mr. vice president, we look at poll numbers and this reflects the fact this is not sitting well with american people. hillary clinton dropped 20 points since may when you look at favorability and trust numbers. they're low. it is opening up the door for vice president joe bide ton sn p in and run. what do you think? >> it's a great idea. he would add a lot to the race. they're short on candidates on their side. they need more. >> let's talk about book. it is phenomenal. gives the reason we are exceptional. the world needs america. liz, why? >> the united states unlike any other community of nations and national body, has to be out there protecting and defending peace and freedom. what we want to do is go back to world war ii. we open 1940 with roosevelt in the nation explaining for 75 years republican and democratic presidents alike for the most part understand america has a unique role to play. >> mr. vice president, stallon wanted a martial plan to rebuild for america and the world's sake. talk about that decision. >> i'm a huge fan of general marshal. i had the portrait taken down behind my desk and hung up a picture of george marshal. she's a man of other enormous impact. he really shaped our military response, created the military that we used in world war ii, built divisions and had phenomenal impact working with roosevelt. >> america was the only one to do it and save western civilization. >> the only ones that could. when germany invaded poland 1939, marshal became chief of staff in fact. he did a phenomenal job throughout the war in terms of military strategy, overseeing the whole operation, mobilizing the economy. it was key. >> to that engagement in the woshlg world, what do you say to appetite of people? >> first of all, we need to think about the world in which our adversaries decide what the world order looks like. this is a world not hard to imagine. you have groups like isis, nations like iran, russia, china who clearly have a different concept of what the world should looking like and and how important freedom is. we need to understand we're the exception. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you both. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >>> no heroes allowed. did one school ban this lunchbox because wonder woman is too violent? the real superman dean cane is here to respond. ♪ ♪ small, medium, large and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large-- a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per phone. pick a size. change it up anytime. it's the simple way to get the best network. and now, get $300 when you switch. only at verizon. they have businesses to run.at the post office. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? 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>> i did of course. experienced it before. this is can -- whether true or not -- everyone is is questioning the validity of this. the fact its could possibly be true is insanity to me. super heroes -- with her being too violent, you couldn't have a police officer on your school lunchbox. to me they're heroes. it's insanity. police and word warriors have lost their mind. >> yeah. the thing is too dean, you take this power wonder woman as a symbol. this is a positive message to that. she fights crime. is that a bad message? >> that's what i'm saying is insanity. that's what i'm saying about police officers. strong, beautiful, independent woman is too violent. i worry about the little girl that got sent home. she's scarred. oh my gosh, i shouldn't have wonder woman. she's too violent. what are we doing to our kids? it's like everybody getting a trophy which i disagree with as well. >> how do you send kids to school with a georgia washington lunchbox or george patton? seriously, where does this end? >> by the way, kids love the patton lunchbox. every 4-year-old -- >> just a brown bag. >> i'll give my 15-year-old a patton lunchbox. that's for sure. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. those people are heroes to me. like police officers and wonder woman. the most powerful being on the planet, superman. he's the most powerful on the planet. he's the most moral and just person on the planet. raised in small town kansas on small town american values. he's a hero because of that. it's embracing american exceptionalism again. it's ridiculous. if it's true, come on man. >> what an awful lesson to teach kids. >> that's a sports reference, come on man. >> what about the courage of superman's parents knowing their planet was blowing up and having courage to put you in their own rocket and send to our planet. how fortunate for earth you landed here. >> not if you're going to carry a lunchbox with superman on it. don't you dare. very bad. >> going to get a lot of kids in trouble. >> i would lose miss mind. >> super man speaks out in favor of wonder woman. >> absolutely. >> i want to see you on a lunchbox. >> back in princeton days. >> love it. >> thanks a lot. dean cain up early to defend super heroes. >>> a young girl home alone when this happens. that's a man breaking in. how her quick thinking may have saved her life. >>> he sold drugs by age 11, in prison by age 16. something happened. god saved his life. his story and reaction to the race issues that america seasis facing today. ♪ ♪ fact. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicine in aleve or tylenol. the medicine in advil is the number one doctor recommendation for joint pain. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil skwhat are you doing? 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started to sell drugs in middle school. parents drop kids not thoughing -- studies show drug dealers target middle schools. this opens the eyes for parents. >> you wanted to. >> i escaped with handcuffs from the police. had to dress like a woman get on an amtrak train to get to north carolina. became the largest drug dealer in winston, salem. three women came and prayed for me. when i felt the power of god come over me, i took all the crack out of my pocket, threw it in the garbage. i said god i'm never going to sell crack again. i'm going to sell weed because it's natural. i was a little confused. i needed someone to work things out with me. they told me i need to turn myself in. came to new york, facing seven years for escape charge. the judge pardoned me. that was huge grace. >> mercy. >> she said if i sent you back to jail, we wouldn't want you to become the street god you used to be. we want to see you from the person you are now. >> can i ask you, right now, there seems to be such strife, an area, almost war between black and white again or that being created. when we see videos now and this coming out of minnesota, we see them chant aing pigs in a blank. i would love your words on how we can make it better again and get back to love. >> okay. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> when we say fry, we're not speaking of kill a police officer. we're saying treat police the same as you're going to treat a civilian who creates murder against a police officer. >> that was defense of that say what do you say? >> that is deplorable. black lives movement is difficult for police. every group can say we're black lives on 55th street. that's a serious problem. real black lives matter is the situation we were in. we went into housing projects and limited homicides for ten years. we stopped black on black crime. this week, we sponsored event where police came in and played basketball with toughest and greatest kids in the kpluntd. that's the stuff that needs to happen. police relationships with people in the community. not walking around chanting hate. the movement has had positive things. i had friends beat to death, tossed out a window, never made the newspaper. i think bringing some light to the situation is good. without a leader, without someone guiding the movement, there's people that want attention to say horrible things like that. >> how do you explain the fact most african-american leaders never talk about black on black crime? they chump on garner, brown and what they think about that but won't tackle what you tackle. >> there is air play for those dialogues. >> what do you mean? >> sometimes there's not a lot of press when you're doing it. i stopped broad river ten years from homicides. ray kelly came to see me and honored me for what i did. that hasn't been in the press. >> peace makers don't get the press. >> it's usually radical, screaming, angry get the press. like the whole situation in charlesto charleston. i was there on the ground mobilizing people. there were groups of people that came to turn the heart of people to anger. when we have jesus, god in the community, we can bring healing. we want to see street gods go out there and help change. this book gives a blueprint of how to change. >> you went through it and say look where i am now? >> absolutely. >> such is a great leader. >> thank y'all so much. what a joy. >> find this book. it's exceptional. >> i got an oautograph copy. >>> a mom disappeared without a trace after helping a homeless man. she volunteers through her church to help the homeless in southern california. she was last seen on her way to pick up a homeless man identified only as patrick. we're told she was talking to him about going to see his parole officer. she drove him there, we understand. she never came home. her family calling police when she didn't pick up her 10-year-old from school. kristin is 5'6" with a shaven head. she was last seen in her 2006 gray toyota corolla. >>> president obama touring alaska saying we are dooming our children's future. listen. >> if we do nothing to keep glaciers from melting, oceans from rising, forests from burning faster, storms growing stronger, we'll condemn our children to a planet beyond their capacity to repair. he went on to urge world leaders to move quickly to reduce climate change. >>> a robber caught by a clever little girl. a 12-year-old started recording the crook on her cell phone. you see it here. she realized the guy was trying to break into her house. home alone, she called 911. >> my mom is coming home from work. she is almost here. i don't know what to do. >> stay on the phone with me. >> fortunately they got there quickly enough. police arrested this guy, 53-year-old out on probation and parole for same crime, breaking into houses. a smart girl. >>> a bizarre pamphlet handed out at the boston campus telling resident assistants, those that live in the dorm, to teach incoming students while men can't because they're white. jesse waters went up to the school's campus to ask students what they thought about it. >> do you feel comfortable enforcing this? >> enforcing white males can't be oppressed, no. >> you can't oppress the while male? >> absolutely not. they're racially gender wise above everybody else. >> i can't be oppressed. i don't know about you. >> nobody can hurt you. >> i guess we should point out some students said at any time for any reason, anyone could feel victimized. those are headlines. >> what is it like to be at the top? >> i'm unoppressable. >> fantastic. >>> all right. it's great. we will air more of that peace later. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. >> instead of getting better, problems at the va keep getting worse. senator ted cruz has the plans to fix them. wait until you hear his ideas next. >>> a disturbing report as kids head back to school. the bus they take to get there might not be safe. ♪ ♪ i'm ready to crack like nobody's watching. why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab lover's dream or savory snow crab bake. i'm just getting started so hurry in and get crackin' flrelieve nasal congestion andly otc itchy, watery eyes.d to most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance, flonase controls six. see the world in a whole new light. flonase, this changes everything. ♪ [ female announcer ] everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. you handle life; clorox handles the germs. >>> now to a fox news alert. a dangerous mix-up in georgia. we know a surprised homeowner shot a police officer when cops showed up unfortunately at the wrong house. fox 5 atlanta reporter is live outside the hospital where the police officer is in critical condition this morning. katelin, what do you have? >> reporter: good morning to you. we're told a police officer lost a lot of blood. he was shot in the leg by this homeowner. the homeowner also shot in the leg as well, also at the hospital this morning. the only explanation at this point from decab county five minutes outside of downtown atlanta. police had a general vague description. they went inside a back door that was open. that's when the homeowner and police officer shot at one another. all of this, the family pet was shot and killed as a result. an investigation now underway by the georgia bureau of investigation. officials handing this over saying they want thorough investigation. the police officer shot in the leg, losing a lot of blood. the home owner here after being surprised. >> it's such a great honor having you here. it's a mess, we know it. we saw the video of a paraplegic left alone at a hospital. we have medicine going to coo coo lane. you're going to candidates to see their perspective on this issue. how they would remedy the issue. you spoke to ted cruz. >> absolutely. we're doing town halls with policy makers saying the va isn't fixed. let's keep the focus on. yesterday we were in new hampshire with senator ted cruz where a town hall full of vets and family members had the chance to ask what's going on. he had the chance to give words about what's going on and current va secretary. here he is. >> the problem isn't fixed. i'm interested in results. secretary mcdonald has not been willing to take on the cartel and lead the fight to fix the problem. no, i would not keep him. although, i will say that's not an unusual assessment. it's difficult to any of any obama cabinet member that i would keep. >> go ahead. >> he ended with a joke, but the point is secretary mcdonald was a business leader. we had high hopes for him, supported him. he called it cartel. we call it bureaucracy. if you don't reform fundamentally, it's not going to change. >> if he goes in there to run a business -- put him chairman of wal-mart and running home depot. most think he can do it. he walks in and says we want to fix these things. union says you're not allowed to. you're not going to put them on probation, put them on 30 days probation period. what do you want him to do? >> problem is running business is different than driving bureaucracy. he's going to allow firing of employees. this would give the secretary ability to fireworkers, yu e th are union or non union not treating veterans properly. for vets out there, we're trying to keep this in the conversation. >> have you met up with trump on this? >> we're open to catching everybody. we've been with rand, marco and bush so far. >> dr. ben carson had a startling thing to say. >> a lot of ideas. a lot willing to mix it up. >> he said get rid of all of it. >>> coming up straight ahead. >> which of the hot rides go from 0 to 60 in four seconds? we have the best muscle cars around for you. >>> first day on this day in history 1963, "my boy's back" by the angels number one song in america. i think they mean all their boyfriends are back. ♪ ♪ your allergies bring more than sneezing... ...and itchy eyes. they also bring tough nasal congestion. so you need claritin-d. it starts to work... ...in just 30 minutes. in fact, nothing works faster. so blow away nasal congestion, fast, with claritin-d. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. now for decades they've been keeping our hearts racing. high speed hollywood chase scenes. what are the car has make those chase scenes possible? muscle cars. here for day two of our car series, chief of automobile magazine, jamie, welcome. >> how do you do? >> thanks for bringing cars. >> oh yes. >> 2016 chevy camaro. take a look. this is very, very nice. they say the base model about $26695. what's under the hood? >> this has a 455 horsepower va, 44,0$44,000 ss model. it's more sophisticated really. >> people think lighter, they don't think safe. is this safe? >> safer than ever. absolutely. this one here we're coming to. this is the dodge challenger. this is an old school muscle car. still got 707 horsepower, unleashed when you have the red key. give the parking valet the black key, it only has 500. >> that is so cool. this will cost me they say -- >> $61,000 if you find a dealer who will sell to you for $61,000. >> the mustang has never left us. does this have the 351 my mustang had? >> it does not. up to 445 horsepower. this is the convertible gt model. it's lighter, has independent rear suspension for the first time. it's more sophisticated than ever. >> and the cadillac. does this have muscle? >> absolutely. twin turbo v 6. incredible 646 horsepower. very fast. get it with manuel transmission. it's built on the same flat form as the camaro. very sophisticated. via home, country club or race drag. >> unfortunately out of time. can't award. >> i'd like to give you that. >> thanks jamie. elisabeth, tell us what's next. >> we're going to pick out our cars here in the meantime. >>> donald trump attacking jeb bush on this video. is strategy too risky? we are joined next live. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 1st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. more hillary e-mails exposed. tate department releasing 7,000 pages of e-mails that show not only did she break the law but cracked jokes about it. i'm not joking. >>> a sick chant about our men and women in blue. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> now the protest leader defending that disgusting chant ahead. >>> what do you get when a grease a pole, stick a flag at the end and challenge burly guys to go get it? this is an actual sport. >> need to try that. >> i like to gopro. >> mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you're looking at the guiding light church choir. we'll hear the whole song later. this is a little of a song called all lives matter. there in birmingham, alabama. we'll catch them from the start. >> we'll speak to the youth pastor responsible who wrote this song. what an honor to hear from them both in voice and intention behind the words. >>> now to a fox news alert. it happened last night about 9:00 p.m. we had a chance to have ed henry go through it with our team to find out what are the latest batch of hillary clinton e-mails reveali revealing about her day this is the white house and level of confidentiality. >> this is the fourth and largest release since the federal judge ordered the department to undergo monthly releases. remember in april, the executive order signed by president obama revealed confidential information reasonably could cause damage to national security. we're spotlighting this now. 150 e-mails are entirely censored because they contain classified material. we know the it and state department didn't know what to do about this. didn't know what was going on. they had a number of tail why you ares -- number of failures when hillary clinton was sending e-mails. staff had to pick words carefully because she was using a private e-mail server. >> there was a benghazi situation going on. that gave birth to the fbi situation they picked up the server. they're trying to see what was scrubbed clean and what's out there. she rushed to microphones and said the reason i used private server was out of convenience. i wanted one device. we now know she was not telling the truth. >> we have the e-mail, one from an advisor talking about the ipad that arrived. hillary clinton said that's exciting news. do you think you can teach me to use it? now we have evidence what she said was not true. she's receiving it, doesn't know how to use it. you don't know how to use the a pad you're e-mailing from. this drips and drips. only 25% of e-mails have come out so far. a lot more to come. inside that communication, it's clear they're dancing around, what should i say or not say? the country i referenced. they can't say the country. they know these things are sensitive. you know when you're talking about something of interest. they knew it and dancing around it from the beginning. now the world knows. >> i think two things. she wanted her own confidential copy for her own sake. i don't think issue trust the president and her own staff. when she took the job, i don't think they ever stopped being rivals. they wanted to keep secrets from other. state and white house wanted to do their own thing. >> wow. >> i don't think the white house ever trusted. they told her not to bring on blumenthal. e-mails reveal he remained political advisor. >> i'm in the state department and saying wait a second. i have a job answering questions about a secretary of state that left the the job two years ago. the i'm president obama, i'm saying why am i doing this? i told her not to do it. i don't like the knuckle head blumenthal who's clearly a cloung. why is -- clearly a clown. >> we asked former vice president dick cheney and liz cheney, former state can department official, what they had to say. >> when you go in the situation room west wing basement for a national security council meeting, there's a basket outside. all electronic gear goes in that basket. nobody wants electronic device in the meeting to be conceivably used to tap into the meeting that took place. there's sensitivity around you all the time. for her to have in her home, a server for her e-mail set-up is beyond comprehension. i don't know what they thought they were doing. >> was she incompetent enough to think she could function this way or think the rules doon't apply to her? it raises real concerns. >> don't worry. that server is guarded by secret service agents. we'll find out. of documents they've gone through, they found out 210 have classified material. >> she's down 20 points since may. favorability going down. people simply do not trust her. >> that's right. >>> another disturbing story. is defending of video we saw yesterday for the first time outside the state fair in minnesota of black lives matter activists chanting down the street, chanting pigs in a blanket, cook them like bacon. they've asked the leader of this particular protest how he feels about it. this is what the leader of the protest said about that chant. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> we see on the flip side of that is when a police officer kills an unarmed black male, the system still works in their favor. they're able to get bail. when we say fry, we're not speaking of kill a police officer. >> you're not? >> we're saying treat the police the same as you treat civilian who commits murder against the police officer. >> all right. that's why you chant. that's less than 24 hours after a deputy sheriff was gunned down gassing up his i car because he was wearing uniform. we're trying to get the reason that happened 25 miles outside houston. big question is, are the incidents related? are the black lives people prompting violence against cops? the author of the book called "street god" lived life on the streets selling drugs. he had multiple incidents. he weighed in on this. take a listen. >> i think bringing some light to the situation is good, but without a leader, without someone guiding the government, there's people that want attention and say horrible things like that. the whole situation in charleston, i was there on the ground mobilizing people. quickly groups came in trying to turn the heart of fornegiveness into anger. because of jesus, those people forgave. we have jesus and god in the community. >> he's reaching out, creating a relationship to reduce black on black homicide. it's amazing. his book is "street gods." we look at saturday to yesterday. it was revealed there was no network news morning and evening programming covering disgusting chants against cops. it's yet to be covered. why? >> you wouldn't know that chant originated december 2014 when two cops were ambushed in new york city in their cop car. instagram post before he shot them said i'm putting pigs in a blanket in their place. >> i do think it was great the president called the family of slain deputy sheriff yesterday from alaska. >> sure. >>> heather has a fox news alert. >> i told you the story and a police officer involved shooting. we'll start with new information. we now though a surprised homeowner is the one who shot a police officer when cops showed up at the wrong house in georgia. here's what we know so far. three officers were called to investigate a burglary. they were never given an exact street address. when they found the home that matched the description from the 911 call, they went inside the home. that's when the officer was shot. that officer is now in critical condition this morning. we're continuing to follow it. >>> drivers on high alert near battle creek michigan when police warn a highway sniper may be on the loose there. drivers have been calling police claiming cars were hit by bullets. one of those reports has been confirmed. so far no one has been hurt. cops use helicopters to search for that alleged shooter. >>> the hunt is on for a box of rad radioactive materials that got lost in a shipment. it was shipped from a lab the in minnesota and never made it to college station, texas to a research lab on campus. fedex records show someone signed for this august 21st. lab teachers are hoping to find it. they say the elements won't pose harm if undisturbed and secured. >>> what would you do if you saw this guy? take a look. all right. pretty unusual, right? that's a guy named logan paul. he considers himself to be a social media star. as you see here, he's breaking into splits across new york city. some people just keep on walking by as they would in new york city not giving him a second thought. those are your headlines. brian, i want to see that from you. >> i wish we had time. i looked at run down, no time. >> it's right there. >> give it a try. >> actually this was the time. i blew it. >> oh my goodness. >>> 12 minutes after the hour. >> attacking jeb bush on immigration with this video. is it too risky to secure nomination? we are joined next live. >> i believe he's walking this way. >>> what do you do when you grease a pole, challenge burly guys? it's an actual sport. ♪ ♪ go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... pubut to get from theand yoold way to the new,d. you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. >>> they broke the law, with but it's not a felony. it's kind of -- it's a act of love. >> wow. donald trump hammering jeb bush on immigration on a twitter ad on a controversial new camp pain ad you could say. >> you know a little about strategy. thanks for joining us. >> you look at this ad and know it's twisted. jeb bush wasn't talking about criminals committing an act of love when they murdered innocent people. he was talking about coming here for their families. it was a misuse of words right? >> exactly right. jeb bush was talking about coming here for hope and american tradition. donald trump the turned that to talking about criminals. >> donald trump says they come here for other reasons, they're criminals. both are kind of rights. >> there's an element of being right. when you talk first about hope, opportunity, people come here for what america offers, and we've got to keep criminals out. you have a welcoming and inclusive message. when you say people are rapists and criminals, you have exclusionary keep them out message. very different message. >> why doesn't keep you out -- >> what's happening, republican primary voters are searching and hunting. we're going through deliberate antiestablishment phase. traditionally 20 to 25%. donald trump maybe up to 28% in the recent poll. when this gets down to trump versus one or two other people, can donald trump win? i don't think he can. this doesn't grow the base. >> jeb feeling the heat. his campaign came out with a new video, trump talking about his background. they must be feeling the heetd. there's a back and forth between these two folks? could pit come down to trump an bush s bush? >> primaries are nothing but heat. trump surprised everybody by how durable he's been. that trump ad was effective. >> obama sh-- excuse me, poll yesterday shows ben carson and trump in a dead heat. >> what carson has going for him is high favorable. people like him. donald trump is winning because of excitement. he has a tremendous number of people that don't like him. he's going to have a challenge growing his vote. >> favorability is trump going up. >> that's true. he has been turning it around. there's a much higher ceiling for a guy like carson. >> surgeons surge. we have a communicator here. >> we really do. >> that's right. communicating master. thank you very much. >> no problem. >> we'll see you if this surge continues. >>> 10 minutes before the bottom of the hour. >> a mom charged with endangerment after she accidentally left her child at the store. we have this debate going on for you next. >>> chris christie fan of the donald? >> i completely expect had the, didn't you? 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>>> outrage as we discussed yesterday, continues to grow after a mother of four who left her 2-month-old son in a shopping cart at the store and charged with child endangerment. she left him there 40 minutes. the issue sparked a social media debate of "fox & friends." some backing her up saying it was a mistake, others say it was worth a misdemeanor charge. parenting specialist dr. lindsey and safety mom allison jacobson. do you believe a misdemeanor is worth this case? >> when we become parents, we're not bestowed with super human powers. we make mistakes. she made a terrible mistake, but there's no neglect here. we're not seeing that. this was a terrible mistake. we're seeing the surge of support because everybody as parents knows at any given time that could be one of us. >> dr., one thing is clear she recollects -- she ended up in a super cuts place for a while. she doesn't have a history of neglect. >> this is breaking the law. there are child protection laws for a reason, to protect children. this is a situation where yes, parents make mistakes. your most precious cargo needs to be loaded into your car first. start with your youngest child and move from there. even if you're in the grocery store parking lot, a child in a shopping cart is not the safest place for them. >> i look at kids, see how young and needy they are at that age being able to walk, strapped in, knowing they could run in the street. easy for me to see how she could get caught up and forget a kid. is something wrong with me there allison? >> there's the key. she said she did something out of normal routine. usually she parks away to the store and pushes the cart back. this time she parked next to hit and didn't. it takes one small thing to make a difference. i agree. she needs to have something that reminds her to put the child in first. >> are we too safety conscious dr. heller or getting better as a society looking out for kids? >> i don't think we could ever be too safety conscious. obviously a 2-month-old can't fend for themselves. they need us. they need functioning adults looking out for physical and emotional safety. when you look at a situation like this, it sparks me to look at, is this part of a larger problem? is this parent overwhelmed, exhausted? is this a wake-up call? is this time for her to say, wow, do i need help? >> but not by spending money on legal fees and prison. >> thank you. weigh in at the end of the show. >>> if you thought his comments shocked the catholic church, wait until you hear what he just said. his stance as he comes to america. >>> she thought her husband was miss her first time cheering in the national football league, but -- that cheerleader sees a marine. she joins us live next. ♪ ♪ what's the most important thing your parents do for you? 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>> oh no. i completely expected that, didn't you? >> no. >> of course everything he does is fabulous, spectacular, wonderful, amazing. >> the new jersey governor taking a jab saying he predicted donald trump would be leading in the polls. later, he got serious explaining the election is a long way off. >>> what do you get if you grease a pole and stick a flag at the end? a challenge for a bunch of burly guys to go get it. watch. >> these grown men participated in the annual tradition on the small european island country. the objective of the game is grab the flag. the weather is nice. why not go for a jump in the weather? those are headlines. b

parker gathered for a memorial. they shared memories including parker's love of dance and theater. and her exuberant personality. parker and cameraman adam ward were shot to death last week during a live report. >>> a disturbing mystery in ma run county. a man's body washing ashore yesterday afternoon near stinson beach. investigators are still trying to identify the victim and say it's not clear if he had any traumatic injuries. an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. >>> the end of long-term solitary confinement may be in sight. the brown case challenges long- term solitaire confinement in state prisons, an announcements will be made later this morning and some cases like at pelican bay, prisoners have been in isolation for more than ten years. >>> santa clara county leaders say they are fed up with delays and rising costs on the valley medical center expanse project. ex-- expansion project. kpix 5's len ramirez explains why the 49ers' new stadium could have played a role. >> reporter: workers for turner construction continue to build valley medical center's new hospital wing but by this tim

[ cheering and applause ] >> parker is the father of roanoke reporter alison parker who was shot to death on live tv. hundreds joined him on a rally on capitol hill to ask congress for expanded background checks. >>> a new multimillion dollar pledge tonight to test thousands of rape test kits. the forgotten 70,000 untested sexual assault kits nationwide has some $79 million to start the project. >> the commissioner of -- >>> the commission are of the new york police department has personally -- commissioner of the new york police department has personally apologized. james blake matched a photo of one of the suspects. an informant pointed the finger at blake yesterday outside a machine hatten hotel which led to the -- a manhattan hotel which led to the arrest. >>> a woman fought her way out of sex trafficking into the spotlight at lincoln center. >> i don't think he's read the bible, he's built in the bible. i -- not in the bible. i don't think he reads books when he's not in them. >> the latest on the war of word over who is more religious. >> if you're looking for a way to clearly commu

parker, the reporter gunned down during a live broadcast in virginia. a vigil will be held at 6:45 this morning, the exact time when parker was killed last wednesday morning. she graduated as a media arts and design major in 2012. her family created a scholarship in parker'smory. funeral services for cameraman adam ward were held in roanoke yesterday. more than 500 people were there. ward's brother and sister spoke on behalf of their parents. ward's burial was held privately. ward and parker were gunned down by a former co-worker a week ago today. vicki gardner, a chim ber of commerce official who they were interviewing at the time was wounded during the attack. >> thank you for your love and support. >> the tv station that the journalists worked for produced this video and posted it to facebook. wdbj thanked everyone for their support. >>> several bike riders showed their sport for the station. the route the bikers took forms a heart and the number 7 for channel 7. >>> police charged a woman in montgomery county with setting up a cancer charity but never giving that money to the parity. tracey kratzer created the site for jay henson. people donated more than $8,000 to him. but sheç had no intention, the say, of handing over that money. >> i can't even e

gardner was shot during a live interview with reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. ward and parkerr injuries. >>> apple fans can get excited, it's that time of year again. apple is holding a press it event this monday. the past couple years they have revealed the next iphone. and if it ports are true, you can expect a repeat performance. apple may announce an upgrade and life -- likely introduce a new apple tv and maybe launch a large ipad pro. the event is at 10:00 o'clock at the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco. people trying to take opportunity to cash in on the pope's visit to america on the 26th and 27th as part of his visit to the u.s. and cuba. hundreds of people on ebay and craigslist are tried to sell tickets to the pope's visit for up to $40, four times higher than the value. the only problem is the ticket aren't even sold out. the city's commuter rail line says only half the available 200,000 tickets have been claimed. a spokesperson is urging those interested in tickets to go on their website and they just $10 for the ticket. >>> the university of kentucky

parker made his first visit to washington since she and her colleague were gunned down on live television. >> andy parker was among hundreds of demonstrators calling on congress to enact tougher gun laws. allison park her called her dad -- alison parker had called her dad the coolest dad in the world and now he's determined to make expanded background checks part of alison's legacy. >> if i weren't doing this, she'd be really ticked off at me because she wanted the story. she wanted the story told. she was a journalist first and foremost. she packed in so much in 24 years and it was all perfect. >> parker told us that last night alison's ashes came home. her family will be scattering them on north carolina's famous nantahalia river. every day 88 people are killed by gun violence in this country by gun violence in this country and injures hund what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. it's ford suv season. now just sign & go. wi