oprah and rachael ray there. and she tells the story she had rachael on her show and said you have it. that was the moment she says her life changed and tomorrow she is the hostess of the 2000th episode program. >> there is hot guys and there is icons and oprah. and there is that. it's insane. >> you know your musical guest comes on and i have chills. >> i was crying. >> my cheeks hurt i was smiling so much. and i think i'm so freaked out i may go home and cry later. >> so yes the surprise guests are amazing. and pretty much everyone squealed with joy and also cried for a full hour, you can watch rachael's 2000th episode with her cohost oprah tomorrow morning at 10:00 and coming up on "action news" at 4:00 we'll talk about the special bond between the two women and why she calls her the fairy god mother and her advice to anyone with a dream. >> very exciting. >> i'm not going to lie oprah walks out and i'm like -- >> i bet. >> looking forward to that tomorrow thank you. quick break and "action news" continues aft

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when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode.nd only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's ear that if she had not brought me into her life, i wouldn't have my life. >> and bringing oprah back. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i think we all owe oprah something. >> bye, everybody. the nature of the decision to hire fusion in 2016 but kept for reasons that i can understand to a very select group given the sensitive nature who they hired. >> fusion gps hired christopher steel, former british spy who compiled a dossier, that included unsubstantiated information like ties to the kremlin. and worked for senator rubios's campaign. >> every compa tent campaign does opposition research on opponents. you want to know vulnerabilities. hiring foreign spies is a rather aggressive tactic which is not normal but normal to do opposition research. >> republicans paid fusion gps to initiate the research during the primary. later as the fbi found some of the information credible it kidded hiring steel but when his role became public, that deal co

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode.welcome, the one and only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's ear that if she had not brought me into her life, i wouldn't have my life. >> and bringing oprah back. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i think we all owe oprah something. >> bye, everybody. now at eight: a shooting at an airbnb house party in san francisco...what we are learning the guests and their gang ties.whooshthis is my house right here. this is it. i cannot believe this sáát."a volunteer firefighter watches the flames destroy her own home ... an amazing story of loss and determination in the wine ocuntry,whooshi saw her phone and her headphones ... tonight hear the husband of kidnap victim sherri papini call 911.the tape released almost a year later, along with puzzling new details of the shasta county mother's three=week abduction.whooshand how safe are women on bay area campuses.disturbing new sex=assault figures from the three biggest local universities.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode. and only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's earth my life. >> and bringback. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i owe oprah something. >> ber >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the yawa tribe, cole broke a healers' trust. >>rib. >> jeff: and got ptiven did form relationship with someone i shouldn't have? soko tribe, ryan had an old alliance with ad h to have to. >> yeah. >> jeff: ate l tribe, desi held all t power. at tribal council, the gameturn. >> this is being your vote. >> jeff: and joe opportunity. >> i got something for you, jeff. making a big

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode. and >> i whispered in oprah's ear that if she had not brought me into her life, i wouldn't have my life. >> and bringing oprah back. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i think we all owe oprah something. >> bye, everybody. >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the yawa tribe, cole broke a healers' trust. >> jessica's got an advantage for the next tribal. >> jeff: and got caught. >> it's my prerogative on who i tell. kid -- did i chew to form a relationship with someone i shouldn't have? >> jeff: at the soko tribe, ryan had an old alliance with a hustler and built a new bond with a healer. >> so you andry going to have to be friends. >> yeah. >> jeff: at the levu tribe, desi held all the power. at tribal council, the game turned upside down. >> this is being used against you to block your vote. >> jeff: and joe seized the opportunity. >> i got something for you, jeff.

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captain rachael haynes top—scored with an unbeaten 89 offjust 56 balls.vised total of 285 from 46 — but were bowled out for 209. there's one more one—dayer, followied by a test match, and three twenty20 internationals. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. friday is looking beautiful and sunny across most of the uk. how about that? that is the forecast... the morning may be cloudy and misty in some areas, especially the south of the uk but by the second half of the morning and lunchtime, it will bea the morning and lunchtime, it will be a case of the beautiful autumn day across the country. a lot of cloud and drizzle early on but that has pushed out of the way, this high pressure is building, and it is squeezing out the weather front that is hugging the south coast during the early morning. temperatures on the early morning. temperatures on the mild side, and drizzle keeps these temperatures from dropping too low. clear skies further north means it will be a nippy start of the day. in glasgow, 16 degrees first thing

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her fellow officers say rachael will be "greatly missed." sandy casey worked as a special ed teacher at manhattan beach middle school, and had just gotten engaged to her boyfriend. susan smith, of simi valley worked as a teacher at vista elementary years and kids say she was always smiling.there's jack beaton, of bakersfield... his family says he too was killed while covering his wife from gunfire. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (2shot) it's been nearly 25 years since the deadly shooting here in san francisco at 101 california street... 9 people were killed...including the gunman. survivors of that rampage went on to create an anti-gun violence law center... today they shared their reaction to the las vegas shooting with our gabe slate.. he joins us now live -- from the newsroom.. ((gabe on camera - lead)) the law center to prevent gun violence has been fighting hard since 1993 to change gun laws.they say they have made headway in a few states like california but for the most part.nothing has changedand they predict there will be more shootings

. >> rachael parker was a 10-year veteran of the police department in manhattan beach. she was 33 years old. >> jenny parks a mother of two was a kindergarten teacher from los angeles county. her husband bobby was also injured. >> and angie gomez was a former cheerleader at riverside poly graduating two years ago. >>> kenneth craig looks at more of the victim stories from las vegas. >> reporter: they were daughters and sons, fathers and mothers. broken-hearted family members are remembering a victim from california who leaves behind four children. >> the older of the two youngest just calling mommy today. you know? that just breaks my heart. >> reporter: john from santa clarita california also had four children. friends say they will miss the general contractor singing on the job and always lending a helping hand. >> this is a -- a really great guy that, unfortunately, a lot of people are never going to get to know. >> reporter: cameron robinson lived in utah but worked in vegas. he was excited to attend sunday's concert with his boyfriend. >> he was the best brother, u

. >>> and we'll check in with our friend rachael ray and how she celebrated her special show. we were behind the scenes and we'll show you the guests and what to expect tomorrow. >> see new a little bit. >>> accuweather coming up when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is back now with a closer look at a cooler accuweather forecast. we are talking sweaters. >> especially tomorrow morning and into tonight. stormtracker 6 live double scan right now we have dry conditions and take a look outside we have sunshine on spring mountain. it's been so warm it's hard to emergency snow on this slope. but we'll get there over the next couple of months and sometime next month we'll bring out the accuweather winter forecast and talk in detail when exactly we think that may happen. no snow for now. nice. yesterday was warm and it was the seventh straight day in philadelphia we got over 70. and temperatures over that period were a little more than 9 degrees above average and 75 was the high and strong wind gusts with trees and wires down in the morning. you can take this and

"rachael's smile could light up a room, even on the most difficult of days," the department wrote.o worked in manhattan beach. the 35-year old was a special education teacher for nearly a decade. "she was a person who brings light wherever she is," said the school district's superintendant. bailey schweitzer was just 20 years old. she graduated from high school in 2015, and was working as a receptionist for a consulting company in bakersfield, california. her boss called her a "ray of sunshine." "no one could possibly have a bad day when bailey was around." austin meyer was in las vegas to celebrate his 24th birthday and an upcoming anniversary with his fiancee. "he had dreams of opening his own auto repair shop after graduation," his sister said. "he was excited to get married and start a family." 26-year-old melissa ramirez was just two years out of college and was recently promoted at a car insurance company where she worked. she grew up in a close-knit family and used weekends to drive back to her home to be with her parents. "she just wanted to be there," her cousin said. jess

. >> reporter: he was off duty enjoying the concert. 20-year-old rachael was working there, an emt. > work. >> reporter: they immediately began treating everybody they could. >> there were head shots. unfortunately you can't do anything for that. it's horrible for me, 100 times worse. >> there was a woman lying on the floor and a man crouched by her. i asked if they needed medical attention. he waved me off. the fact that he could be so selfless and know others needed more. when you close your eyes at night and you see all the lights and all the people, that's something you can't run from. >> what's it like to see him shaken to the core. >> i don't see him shaken to the core. i see him when everything was in chaos pulling together, giving instructions, not breaking down. >> i'm glad my daughter said it didn't strike me to my core. it did. this hit me hard. >> reporter: they're now both seeking help. >> a counselor said if you let this fear change your life, then he's taking another victim that you're not going to let him win. >> no, not at all. >> carter evans, bs new, las vegas. >>>

. >> reporter: rachael parker being remembered, a special education teacher, an employee with the manhattanch, california, police department. friends calling her energy infectious. >> she was bubbly. she was enthusiastic. she was giving. >> reporter: sandy casey was also a familiar face around manhattan beach. the middle school teacher of nine years was at the concert with six other colleagues. >> it was painful. there's a lot of pain on the campus. it's a very difficult day in our district. >> reporter: hanna allers survived by three young children. her family describing her as loving, caring and a devoted mother. denise burditus of west virginia, her husband writing on facebook i lost my wife of 32 year, a mother of two, soon-to-be a grandmother of five. denise passed in my arms and carey barnett, the 34-year-old worked at disney california adventure. so many lives lost there, but we also have to remember the 527 people who were injured. many of them with very severe injuries, as well. and the response from people in las vegas has been overwhelming. >> some people waited nearly five hours

> reporter: by morning nearly 50 people were dead, like 29- year-old sonny nelson from tennessee, rachaelker from manhattan beach, california, and charleston hartfield, a las vegas cop who coached youth football. hundreds more survived, and with hospitals running short on resources, they put out a plea for blood. jeff coe is one of many who stood outside to donate. >> they'll give blood, as much as they need. >> reporter: this is university medical center, the only level- one trauma center in the state. last night they took in 104 patients. now, four of them died, 12 are still in critical condition, but anthony, 40 have already been treated and released. >> mason: carter, they're doing incredible work there. reanks. earlier i spoke with brothers corey and craig nyman who were watching the concert just steps away from the band. did people realize what was happening? >> no. well, kind of. >> when we heard the first couple sounds, a woman went down. we didn't know what was going on. she didn't know what was going on. she was there. then they looked at her cowboy boot and you could see someth

. >> reporter: rachael parker, a manhattan beach police records technician, lost her life.wo las vegas metropolitan police officers were also hit, the sheriff, emotional. >> one was critical, but he is stable, and one of my officers was off-duty, attending the converco concert and lost his life. >> reporter: and amidst the horror, tonight we are also learning of astonishing acts of heroic bravery, huddling together, carrying the injured through the chaos and to safety, using their own bodies as protection. >> there were men going over their wives, their girlfriends to block them. there were lives saved. >> reporter: michelle schmidt packing her car with strangers before getting out and calling her own family. >> i called my his and i told him that i loved him and my little girl, in case i didn't make it. >> reporter: brian claypool trapped in a room with others near the stage. >> mrufr flifr police officers screamed go, go, and i rallied everybody out of that room. i was determined. i said, these girls aren't going to die. i'm not going to die. this is not happening. not ha

that brought rachael haynes to decrease.our peril, 89 from 56 balls, and england had recognised chase on their hands. the storm to hit the west coast, then came the aussie surgeon battening down the hatch is not an option. both of them gone cheaply, heather knight fared little better. but from maiden half—ce ntu ry little better. but from maiden half—century from katherine brunt the england bruising would've been more brutal. the 75 run defeat them with ntl catching up to do, before the next game on sunday. —— with plenty of catching up. the fhm and greg dyke says the national body has lost the public ‘s trust. he described last week's parliamentary hearing into allegations of discrimination by the former england women's manager is a discrimination by the former england women's manager is a very discrimination by the former england women's manager is a very damaging episode for the organisation, and promised a top to bottom cultural review of the national football centre at st george's park. team gb boxer muhammed ali is fac

horrifying in incomprehensible what happened their thoughts are with the families of berta premier rachael not least she also spoke up saying our hearts go out to the loved ones of the burtons who were killed in the last vegas attack and then we have a tweet from prime minister trudeau pretty much after he heard about what happened since words failed those mourning the friendship and support of canadians is with the victims in las vegas and the people of the u.s. prime minister trudeau actually called president trump to express his condolences and to say that if there's any assistance needed from the canadian side we'll send people down immediately we're more than willing to help of course that this whole tragedy is something that the canadian government takes very seriously as well when we see our friends in the states being hurt that we'd like them to know that we're right by their side when it comes to this canadian citizens that were involved in this well the canadian government is doing everything to assist the families and they're looking out to see if there's any more victims that n

teacher.sonny melton -- a registered nurse from tennessee died protecting his wife.also killed -- rachael parker -- a records technician for a california police department.captain tim hageman/manhattan beach police dept.: "she was a true professional and just a truly nice person."the gunman killed himself.he was a retired accountant -- who according to his brother -- wasn't violent.eric paddock/gunman's brother: "he was a wealthy guy and he liked to play video poker. he went on cruises."the gunman's father was a convicted bank robber -- and at one point spent time on the f-b-i's most wanted list.but the shooter wasn't known to law enforcement.investigators say he had weapons stashed in his hotel room and his house.now -- police are trying to determine why the gunman went on a murderous rampage. president trump: "it was an act of pure evil."president trump: "though we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens it is our love that defines us today and always will. forever." (catherine) here's a closer look at exactly where this shooting happened.. the mandalay bay

it's all your news for now we have more for you coming up at the top of the next hour i'm rachael will be with you then i mean while you can find all latest news and information on our website at the w dot com thanks for watching. stories that people have a hold over information they provide the paintings they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. to get a rise in we're on a journey to see how you have smugglers live to muslims in belgium france and spain have the same problems and worries the same desires are europe's muslims the same everywhere are they able to reflect critically on islam where does this work especially well where doesn't it what are their fears do they have to fear exclusion. on the may that's where the conflict is distinguishing between the ideology or religion and the people and that's what motivated me to go on this journey. how many had a bad reputation for hating islam that shows that critics of islam aren't really welcome so you can end up in an. dangerous place it's high time to eliminate this issue from the perspecti

rachael parker for manhattan beach police department and jordan mcildune from columbia, canada.andy casey. >> bay area residents who attended the concert came home in afternoon. many in tears after being up all night. lawny continues the coverage. >> reporter: many still rattled. can see it on their faces. family-friendly event but describing it as war scene. a scene ricky wishes he could forget. cell phone captured panic and anxiety following continuous gien fr at las vegas country music festival. >> just held each other. that's all you can do. then when no gunfire was going off, get up and start running. >> hit the ground, hit the ground, hit the ground. then decided we had to get up. if we didn't, would have been shot. >> reporter: these concert goers arrived home traumatized. others still in shock. >> man shot in the arm, ripped it wide open. guy shot in his head. total nightmare. >> reporter: caught so many off guard, sunny says one man protected her. >> turned to sister, fireworks or gunshots? and man behind me told me gunshots. tackled me to the ground and covered me. >>

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rachael parker, an off—duty police officer from la. the killer, stephen paddock? i would say he is not psychotic. there is something very unusual about this man. of all of the mass shootings we have seen over the last 30 years, it is relatively rare to have someone that is 64 years old. these are usually committed by people who are in their early to mid 20s, sometimes their late teens. this is someone who was able to hold a job, he was able to do things like gamble effectively. if a person is psychotic, if a person has lost touch with reality, if they have delusions and hallucinations, they are not able to function at that level. but how come dangerous people get access to such deadly weapons? there is a chasm in american politics over the right to bear arms. this argument is intensely ideological and blocks any rational discussion of policy. for example, the conservative guru bill o'reilly said yesterday about mass shootings, this is the price of freedom. oh, really? every massacre is different. every massacre is the same. last night

. >> rachael: she is hilarious, and your jaw might drop as what she is saying. >> it's not cute in yourric decision the boy scouts of america announced they will let girls join their ranks. the board of directors agreed to make the move after years of requests from families and girls. it allows them to enter the cub scout program and other girls to pursue the rank of eagle scout and the girl scouts criticizes it. >>> the punishment are piling up for a michigan mom that refused to vaccinate her son. when rebecca defied the court order to have a 9-year-old immunized, today the judge stripped her of custody and will split the duties with the father james horn. he got the while up to date while she was behind bars. >> well, facebook ceo is apologizing today for the way he announced his company would join in the efforts for puerto rico. mark zuckerberg used his virtual reality app to tour the area through a 360 degree video and in it zuckerberg and another executive tell ported using cheery cartoon avatars, the backlash was swift and called the promotion tone death and accused the ceo of exp

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and i am here with rachael. >> hi, everybody! >> stephen: amazing.avatar is actually less awkward than the real mark zuckerberg. it's fun and cool. a tragedy to promote it. >> all right. so now we are in a 360 video in puerto rico. >> stephen: what? you don't go to a disaster zone to push your product! "the new dyson vacuum uses the same cyclonic action that the tornado that just destroyed this town with." that didn't-- that did not stop-- ( applause ) no, thank you. that's all right. that's all right. we want me to show you pictures of the wall again? that did not stop zuckerberg from being impressed. >> one of the things that's really magical about virtual reality is you can get the feeling that you're really in a place. >> stephen: it's true. with this product, it really felt like facebook was up its own ass. >> jon: oh! >> stephen: wow! it's so realistic! oh, look, look! there's the exact spot where we pulled this idea from! we've got a great show for you tonight! conan o'brien is here! tig notaro, here! stick around! it's iphone season! and ever

rachael parker worked for the police department in manhattan beach, california. a civilian employee on the department's front desk. omsa romero was a mother and grandmother who worked as a high school secretary in gallup, new mexico. a southern california p.t.a. says susan smith was a wonderful woman, an advocate for children and a friend. angie gomez was a riverside, california cheerleader. her gofundme page has already surpassed its goal. they and the rest of the victims will be missed. now let's go to jeff glor in new york. >> glor: anthony, thank you. a strange twist. the las vegas massacre has a connection to orlando, florida, scene of the pulse night club shooting last year. the las vegas shooter had family in orlando. manuel bojorquez is there. >> we're shocked, horrified, completely dumbfounded. >> reporter: the shooter's brother, eric paddock, shed no light on a possible motive when he spoke with reporters outside his orlando home. >> no religious affiliation, no political affiliation, no. he just hung out. >> no history of mental illness? >> not a bit.

the rachael maddow show starts right now. >> the last 24 hours has been a weird whiplash news cycle. the administration announced suddenly that it will deliberately throw a wrench into the american health care system. a policy change from the administration that didn't have to go through congress. it will have the effect of costing the government about $200 billion over the next ten years in exchange for spending that extra taxpayer money, there will be an estimated 1 million americans who will lose their health insurance coverage all together because of this change. and health insurance costs are likely to go up for everyone. so that's worth paying for, that's a heck of a bargain. this is not repeal or replace when it comes to obamacare, this is just paying a lot of taxpayer money to make the health care system work more poorly and cost more and insure fewer people. sure, why not? that news from late last night. and that was followed today by the president flinging another wrench into the iran nuclear deal. nuclear deal was not just between the united states and iran but between all

rachael brand has made that one of her interests and made a couple of speeches on that recently. can do more and we will do more. >> ok. thank you. one other item. you mentioned in your opening remarks, with regard to civil forfeitture. that you put some protocols in lace in terms of those whose assets were seized. what other protocols? what are we doing to ensure we have a better system than we have in the past? i'm convinced that has been abused at every level. a.g. sessions: we will respond to any problems that are out there that we identify in the future. when the government has probable cause and is able to seize the money usually, drug trafficking money usually, the -- they have a certain period of time to respond. we cut that by at least half if not i believe a little more than half. we have -- we have directed our assisting united states attorneys to monitor the state authorities and the d.e.a. to make sure the systems are working well. we have required that before we adopt a case from the state that they be trained in proper procedures for a federal court system and not

captain rachael haynes struck 89 offjust 56 balls.i — who won silver at last year's european championships — has been provisionally suspended since may. gb boxing says it's the first time that a member of the gb boxing squad has tested positive for a banned substance. rugby union now and james haskell has been left out of a 34 man england squad for next month's three internationals at twickenham. the wasps back—row, who has 75 england caps, started the season with a hand injury and has been replaced by exeter‘s sam simmonds, who receives his first call—up. england play argentina at twickenham on 11th november before facing australia and samoa on successive weekends. lewis hamilton says he's determined to go all—out to win this weekend's mexican grand prix. hamilton needs to finish in the top five to clinch his fourth world title, ahead of sebastian vettel. but he says he's aiming to win it in style. i want to be on the top of the podium, iwant i want to be on the top of the podium, i want to be up there. as a racing driver you constan

the rachael maddow show starts right now. >> the last 24 hours has been a weird whiplash news cycle.istration announced suddenly that it will deliberately throw a wrench into the american health care system. a policy change from the administration that didn't have to go through congress. it will have the effect of costing the government about $200 billion over the next ten years in exchange for spending that extra taxpayer money, there will be an estimated 1 million americans who will lose their health insurance coverage all together because of this change. and health insurance costs are likely to go up for everyone.

you'll see one for rachael parker, 33 years old from manhattan beach, california. a records tech nix ni at the police department. and a fishing representative from alaska. there were 30 people from california. only a handful from nevada. and they're from as far away as canada. we understand that they ranged in age from 20 to 67 and, yes, there are memorials that are happening here and in other parts of the city. earlier today we were at a memorial for the las vegas police officer who was off duty at the festival and who was killed there with his wife. his wife survived. a very moving ceremony with several thousand people gathered. we're going to see much more of that in the days and weeks ahead. >> you can only imagine what the friends and family of those people lost have been going through this week. just an incredibly tough and terrible time for them. nbc's ron allen for us, thank you. >>> in the wake of the shooting in las vegas, there are growing signs that a door may be opening slightly from republicans in congress and possibly the nra on reforming gun laws, s

and that's all the school for me rachael all of another update a little bit later all right peter thankyou very much. much more to come on al-jazeera we'll continue to follow the latest on the mash and las vegas now they were smashing and us history keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come. right. it's the end of the breeding season as we take a ferry through the straits of magellan to magdalen island today the island is a penguin colony sanctuary with access to tourists accompanied by food nanda sent penguin expert cloudy old boy we learned the penguin colonies in south america are under threat climate change is one reason it is well documented that changing rain patterns or spend was to abandon flooded nests warmer ocean temperatures have diminished the quantity and quality of fish for the penguins who were swim further and further away to feed their young overfishing and ocean contamination especially plastics are also killing penguins sugar the ingredient the bring smiles but it's also the number one culprit in a global health crisis cardiovascular disease a number one killer al

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captain rachael haynes top scoring, with 89 not—out offjust 56 balls.. in the end, they fell way short, being bowled out for 209. australia lead the series 4—0. the chairman of the football association — greg clarke — says the national body has "lost the trust of the public". at an fa council meeting at wembley, he described last week's parliamentary hearing into allegations of discrimination by the former england women's manager as "a very damaging episode for the organisation" and promised a "top to bottom" cultural review of the national football centre at st george's park. team gb boxer muhammed ali is facing a long ban for testing positive for a steroid. the positive test happened in april, but ali — who won silver at last year's european championships — has been provisionally suspended since may. gb boxing says it's the first time that a member of the gb boxing squad has tested positive for a banned substance. rugby union now, and james haskell has been left out of a 3k man england squad for next month's three internationals at twickenham. the was

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night sky.the lights represent love for the lives lost during a country concert.among the dead -- rachaelker a records technician for a california police department.captain tim hageman/manhattan beach police dept.: "she was a true professional and just a truly nice person."sonny melton was a registered nurse from tennessee who died protecting his wife.autumn ratliff/friend: "he went out protecting heather and that shows his true self in his last moments of life protecting people like he would every day."angie gomez graduated high school two years ago.the cheerleader was involved in choir and loved to act.20-year-old bailey schweitzer was with her mom when she was shot and killed "she just had a heart for people."jennifer irvine was a san diego attorney passionate about helping people.rhonda lerocque was a massachusetts mom who loved country music neysa tonks had three boys.her company says she brought joy and laughter to the workplace. jenny parks -- a mother of two -- was a california kindergarten teacher.susan smith was a 53-year old mother and office manager for a california elementary