he did not receive jail time, and the piazza family is now reacting tonight.ere's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the only former penn state fraternity member to plead guilty to his role in the hazing death of 19-year-old pledge tim piazza will not spend any time behind bars. 21-year-old ryan burke telling the court he's sorry, pleading guilty to hazing. prosecutors say piazza was given so much control during a hazing ritual that he fell down a flight of stairs and eventually died. burke and others accused waiting 12 hours before calling 911. the judge sentencing burke to three months of house arrest, 100 hours of community service, and more than $3,000 in fines. piazza's family reacting to the news. >> hopefully this sentence is a determ to other people. future fraternity members, they need to know there will be con consequences. >> reporter: david, those 25 other former fraternity brothers have all pleaded not guilty. some will be in court next month and others will begin their trials early next year. david? >> gio benitez tonight, thank you. >>> when we

piazza's father jim doubting his remorse.m. this was no accident. tim was killed. this group of fraternity members were playing russian roulette with the pledges. tim just happened to catch the bullet. >> ryan burk's attorney declined our request for interview but said in june his client accepts full responsibility for his involvement. what's next? this case is far from over. a trial scheduled for early next year for more than 20 other defendants facing a range of charges related to piazza's death including hazing and reckless endangerment. >> sheinelle, i know i'll be watching. keep us posted. >>> the first trial to grow out of the russia investigation is scheduled to get under way today in virginia. paul manafort charged with bank fraud. those tied to ukraine and predate the time of the campaign. the trial will provide the best look at cards held by robert mueller. overpass the president's lawyer rudy giuliani escalated attacks on mueller accusing him without evidence of building a team that is biased against the president.

ryan burke is the first of 20 defendants tolead guilty in charges connected to the death of timmy piazza. piazza had a dangerous amoun of alcohol and suffered a head injury after a series of falls.> wo minneapolis police officers who shot and killed ag flee suspect, will not face any charges. this body camera video shows the officers chasing thurmond blevins down the street. the officers cursed at blevins, warn him to stop a runningnd put his hands up. blevins can be heard saying he has not done anythi. and the county attorney says blevins posed an immediate threat to heofficer's safety. the family said he was not a reat and called for the officers to be arrested. >>> you may save some gas the next time you fill up. gas dropped 3en per gallon. the average for adregular- gas is about .9 per gallon. in virginia, the lowest is $2.60. the decline is tied to crude prices. >>> right now, there's an emergency need for blood donati donations. it's so urgent, the red cross will give you an amazon card for donating. he red cross also needs platelets and plasma. donors will be e-mailed a $5 amazon

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piazza died two days later.due to face trial in february. >>> and a new study debunks a popular diet tactic that you can trick your brain into eating less by using a smaller plate. researchers based the study on a common illusion, which shows people perceive sizes differently when placed in larger or smaller objects, but they found hungry people were less likely to be fooled by plate size. turns out, food deprivation actually stimulates stronger analytic processing, which makes people more accurately identify portion size. what about small forks? maybe? just throwing it out there. >>> four paramedics accused of refusing to care for a patient and racially profiling her will face a disciplinary hearing today. the hillsborough county fire responders allegedly failed to check crystle galloway's vital signs. she had given birth earlier and died at the hospital after her mother drove her there herself. >> several mistakes made here. hillsborough county said they failed to provide adequate care, but galloway's family i

tim piazza died after a night of heavy drinking and a series of falls that left him with a fracturedkull and severe abdominal injuries. other defendants face trial in february. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you to speak with dozens of actually customers of the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. - my cars do make me proud, so when the accident did happen, time stopped. but i was able to use my choice of body shop. they couldn't have really done anything any better. - [announcer] join the millions of customers 50 and over who trust the hartford. - [woman] call the hartford at to get a non-obligation quote or go to >> bret: this is a fox ne

with someone like victoria nuland, other about musty department people, and maybe even joseph piazza,ewed michael flynn, he could -- sources tell me he could be a potential whistle-blower to tell what he actually understood advantage of you, namely, michael flynn did not lie. >> laura: i agree with you 100%. that is partly why i am sending these names over to judiciary and oversight committee because they arty have a task force than convened. they should be able to do all of these hearings in the public, full transparency, so that people can watch on live television. that is my recommendation to the committee chairman. i believe they will follow that recommendation. they may have other names. so far we sent them the 17 plus the ten, 27 names we have sent them. we will be sending a more names here later this week this week. >> laura: congressman, thank you so much for alerting us tonight. we really appreciated. former trump attorney michael cohen breaks his silence but why? what is really going on there? and company the love to be missing his true message? dan bongino and chris hollend

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. >> i was crying and everybody in the piazza was clapping. it was a beautiful moment. >> their wedding in 2001 was actually a three-act extravaganza. first a small wedding in chicago's botanic garden held solely for the purpose of allowing michelle's father, who was dying of cancer, to walk her down the aisle. next, there was a lavish blessing ceremony in a 12th century villa on italy's coast. mark flew in a dozen gifts from the states. then mark topped it all off by renting chicago's field museum and inviting 110 guests for another formal reception there. those were the memories that kept running through michelle's mind as she and her mother waited for mark to return. but when the sun set that night and mark had not returned, as the captain had promised, michelle knew something was horribly wrong. but what? there were no reports of an accident involving mark, no signs of foul play, no ransom notes. only questions. was there a note of any kind? >> nothing. >> no message, nothing. >> i went through the boat like a crazy person just tearing eve