. >> the murdered man was 23-year- old ronald michael lone iii seen here on his facebook page known as mike. this was not a random attack. the family was clearly targeted for a reason, they say, though investigators have not revealed their theories about why. the attackers fled and have not been found. lone was in the home with his brother, parents and a disabled grandmother. p.m. on muncaster mill road in gaithersburg, scott broom, wusa9. >> the family runs a plumbing contracting business. mike was also an event promoter according to his facebook page. >>> maryland state police shot and killed a man and a woman at a motel this morning. two officers were there to serve a warrant. they knocked on the door and identified themselves, according to police. they say a man came out with a gun raised. when he refused to drop the gun the officers fired. police say a few seconds later the very much same thing. no word on whether the man and woman killed are the people named on that search warrant. >>> authorities say a suspected killer on the run from police may be wounded. the oklahoma county s

montgomery county someone called ronald michael lone the third. the victim went by michael. he was just 23 years old. >> he was always asking me if there was things he could do for me. just an all around nice kid. >> investigators say both suspects wore dark clothing and masks and the shooting was not random but would not go into more detail than that. >>> tonight a behind the scenes on beach drive. crews are busy doing intense work on the drainage of the roadway. it's been a big issue this week. they're also replacing railing over rock creek. the hiker biker trail and places for cyclists will be retro fitted. the biggest problem has been trying to keep pedestrians from accessing the site. right now everything appears to be on schedule with five to seven months left in this first phase. >> an majority on the virginia would give spouses of military members killed in action can already receive an exemption. if approved it would extend it to spouses of police officers, firefighters and other first responders killed in the line of duty. as long as the survivor doesn't remarry. s

during the home invasion one shot ronald michael lone. his parents found him on the back porch and called 911. he died as paramedics tried to save him. his family is still in shock. >> he was asking me if there were things he could do for me. shooting was not random but they would not go into more detail about any connection between the victim and the suspects. >>> new details about a murder-suicide in roanoke, virginia. roanoke police say the man was a former employee at freightcar america. he shot three people, killed another and then killed himself yesterday morning. two of the people who were injured are still in the hospital right now. and according to police, fekede stopped showing up from work and was fired from the company in march. he was a kenya refugee who was 63 years old. >>> a former baltimore city assistant state's attorney is facing child porn charges. baltimore county investigators say they tracked down and arrested patrick michael moran yesterday. they received a tip about him in july. they say numerous porn-related item

ronald michael lone was shot to death last night at his home. the suspects are still loose. >>> tonight news of rising premiums has turned the focus of the presidential race to obamacare. >> the president's signature health care law is now the center of a political race that until now has not focused much on policy. garrett haake is breaking down what the cost increases could mean politically. >> reporter: lesli, the worst of the cost increases will affect 7 million people spread across the country, it's not a huge constituency. republicans found what they hope can be a winning closing issue. >> job killing obamacare is just one more way that our system is rigged, believe me. >> reporter: the at a tallahassee rally tonight, the usually policy-shy donald trump hammered away at rising obamacare premiums. >> it's much more. you are going to have 60, 70, 80, 90% increases in obamacare. we a replace it, and get you great, great health care at a fraction of the cost. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the gop nominee recognizing an issue that fires up his base,

night when police surrounded his neighbor's home but he says he quickly learned that 23-year-old ronald michael lone iii was shot and killed. >> came out to the door to see what was happening. >> reporter: terry is ronald's uncle but said close family members called him michael. his nephew ran to the back door of the house and was confronted >> michael turned and said he was shot in the chest. his father went to his aid and told his wife to call 911. >> reporter: chopper 4 flew over the scene shortly after first responders arrived. they tried to save michael but he died before they could rush him to the hospital. meanwhile police scoured the area for a suspect and evidence. >> they were wearing dark clothing with their faces concealed. >> reporter: neighbors say they hope police make an rest soon. thinking about relocating. >> this is troubling. >> reporter: now police say they are confident that they will close this case but they still want to hear from anyone with information about the suspects. they are encouraged to contact the montgomery county police department. >>> to dulles airport now.

it didn't end that way. 23-year-old ronald michael lone iii was grandfather when he heard a noise coming from the back deck. >> his younger brother robert was knocked to the floor. and he saw, i don't know, i think it was two men standing over his brother some rushed towards him. >> reporter: he says robert was struck in the head with a gun and then moments later lone was shot in the chest. chopper 4 flew over the scene shortly after the shooting happened. could rush him to the hospital. meanwhile police and k-9s scoured the area looking for the suspects and evidence. >> they were wearing dark kwlogt their faces concealed. at this point in the investigation they have reason to believe that this was not a random act. >> reporter: investigators won't go into detail about why they believe the shooting wasn't random. but family members are just hoping the information police have will help them make an arres he was always polite to me and helpful. >> reporter: now police were not able to confirm the uncle's version of the story but told us they are confident they will make arrests in this cas

the victim is identified as ronald michael lones iii. investigators are trying to find the two home invaders who up on this throughout the day. he joins us from gaithersburg where the investigation is unfolding. good evening, scott. >> reporter: that's right. we have a badly shaken family and group of friends tonight. the victim known as mike. the entire family of at least five people, including a disabled grandfather were inside that home at 10:00 last night when this happened. beginning with a commotion at the back patio door. who would come to the or the back deck at bedtime with a gun and why? montgomery county police looking for two men who attacked last night. mike lone seen here on his facebook page was shot to death as he ran to the rear door to help his younger brother as two men were forcing their way in. according to relative. >> he heard his brother yelling and came out to see what was wrong and his younger brother -- i don't know. i think it was two men standing over his brother and so he rushed towards them and was shot. >>

recently on the campaign trail, and he used this a lot to say donald trump is a modern day ronald reagan. michael reagan tweeted saying my father would not support this kind of campaign if this is what the republican party wants to -- if this is what the republican party wants, leave us reagans out. nancy would vote for hrc so how can pence begin to honestly make that correlation between pence and trump and should he actually avoid that tonight? >> he might want to avoid it. michael reagan is part of holding the reagan legacy together. he doesn't like it when people invoke reagan connection to trump. we can't speak for how nancy reagan would actually vote in this election. i'm not sure he should bring that up again. >> there are many issues many running mates don't agree with, and also with donald trump and hillary clinton and pence and kaine. they've been at odds over certain issues with the running mate of donald trump opposing his muslim ban, also in favor of certain trade deals and then we've got tim kaine who is not in favor of abortion because of his faith but is willing to support medical

it's michael's day. ronald mcdonalds takes them to the fair. 75 at noon. 78 at 55:00. there's your gate around ride times. wednesday is the hottest day. 48 degrees. you -- 84 degrees. all of the way up into new york city but 60s and 50s up to the northwest. there's cool air behind the cold front that's got get here toward the end of the week. but look at thursday, mostly sunny and 82. and then on friday, 75 and on friday, that's when this cold front is going to come through. and give us those scattered showers. so about a 30% chance. and they could linger see how it gets cooler on saturday. 66 degrees and on sunday, turning mostly sunny again. so i think saturday afternoon, will be fine for football. and sunday, another beautiful day. but cooler, more fall like. but warm coming up. >> like that. warm and fall temperatures. all right. time for sports. you have already asked todd and jeff not to mention your cubs. but there i go bringing it up >>> well, hello and welcome to the sunday sports wrap. i'm always joined by my good friend todd gibbson. tonight we'll break down

incident since 1912, then it is reverberation in the 1980s, but remember this wasn't all ronald reagan and michael j fox. the violence doesn't stop, it continues in all its forms, sexual, economic, psychological as well as physical violence, the ravages of racial terrorism and the violence echoes in our remembering and are forgetting, thank you. [applause] >> thank you. we have time for questions and if you have time for questions the microphone on the side of the room, my right, if you can come and ask your questions from that position. be change could you talk a little bit about your primary sources, 1912 -- >> interview people who experienced it but would love to hear more. >> it was a learning process. one of the things in 1912, it was a real backwater so these, a lot of people i was trying to find out about, the voices of the african-american community were so faint, but so few traces. it was not exclusively sharecroppers but the majority of them, many of them never owned anything, never put their name on the deed, never signed anything so the faintest traces even in the white community this

that donald trump is a narcissist and embarrassing and nothing at all like his father ronald reagan but now michael reagan is changing his tune. the author of lessons my father taught me michael reagan joins me right now. michael, good to see you. >> good to see you. it's not that i'm changing my tune is just when you look at the choices we have which i say in the op-ed piece is i have the narcissist or i have the criminal. i'm going to choose the narcissist over the criminal. trish: so you're going to vote for him? >> who else am i going to vote for? trish: what took you so long? >> i've been saying in my twitter account what i have seen wrong in the campaign. at the end result he's running from someone who is untrust worthy and criminal and i wrote that before last friday. trish: that's right. remember we were going to talk to you on friday and then all of this news broke and it was donald trump press conference, to the rally and then, of course, to hillary clinton's rally where she fail today address this, she waited till later. you believe she's a criminal. what does this new investigation sugg

michael reagan, the son of ronald reagan, getting some attention today. went on a tweet storm, if you will, after donald trump questioned whether hillary clinton was loyal to bill clinton the other night. reagan said, there's no way he or his father would support, quote, this garbage, that he was embarrassed by trump. he asked people to stop comparing trump to his father. does that matter or resonate with trump supporters, do you think? does anyone go, oh, that's reagan's family saying that. >> there are all sorts of prominent people in the bush family, reagan family who have been critical of donald trump. you've got the prospect that there are tens of millions of republicans that will vote for donald trump and don't seem swayed by elites, even if they're from a famous, popular family weighing in against him. >> it does make it hard -- any republican nominee wants to don the mantel of reagan. it's hard for donald trump to say i'm the inhater of ronald reagan if reagan's own children don't back that. it takes away a talking point. >> great to be with you o

if trump is thinking of referencing ronald reagan in his remarks on sunday, one of reagan's sons says think again. michaelgan tweeting quote, my father would not support this kind of campaign. if this is what the republican party wants, leave us reagans out. nancy would vote for hrc as in hillary rodham clinton. michael reagan reiterated that sentiment in an interview with don lemon. >> this family's name's being dropped all over the place, every single day, inferring that ronald reagan would support these things and nancy reagan would support these things, and i have to say no, they wouldn't support this kind of a campaign. not at all. not the demeaning nature of the campaign and the name calling that is in fact going on. if you want to do it, do it in somebody else's name but certainly don't do it in the reagan name. >> all right. with me is david louder, washington bureau chief for the "l.a. times" and david swirlick from "the washington post." welcome, both of you. good morning. david, will reagan's name be invoked on sunday? >> i don't know if donald trump needs to invoke reagan's name if he's on his

michael's day is made possible through a partnership with main financial and ronald mcdonald house. >> what a great day for the families. >> yes, the weather was beautiful again. >> that's right, and nice for terribly humid, so you don't sweat so much, so we're thankful for that, and if you like the warm weather this is your week. the rivers continue to get better along all the basins at varying rates. here's the tar river and we'll focus on tarboro, and the levels continue to decline. projected to be below flood stage wednesday morning in moderate flash flood stage at 24 -- flood stage at 24 feet, and below that perhaps as early as 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the major flood status no longer applicable because we're below that. the current reading is 25.71, so not that far above the moderate flood stage at tarboro. now moving down the way a little bit, and here's the noose river in goldsboro, and the levels there continue to 2:00 a.m. wednesday, going below that. moderate flood stage at 20 feet about 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. major flood status at 24, and the most recent reading from

until 11 a.m., they call it michael's day, he died a couple of years ago he always wanted to go to the fair and ronald mcdonald house provided that. a high at the state fair around 80 degrees. the beautiful weather, fair weather and nice weather continues to wednesday, it will be the warmest day, we will be smacked up, look at the 80's, all the way up to new york but there is cool in front out to the west and that will be coming our way on friday. still warm on thursday, friday a few showers, a morning shower on saturday and that we will clear out. sunday, cool, along with saturday. we will get cooler next weekend. as we look at the three-degree guarantee, and another winner, winner, chicken dinner. i'm going to get you another hundred dollars, today's high was 78, right in that three- degree range. >> i want to let you know that that rocket launch, that you mentioned has been delayed. tomorrow night, but good news you can look to the sky to that full moon. >> yeah, the full moon. is it at the same time tomorrow night? >> 7:40 p.m. whatever i said to do just do it tomorrow night. >>> let's head over t

joining me is the son ever the late ronald reagan, he is the author of lessons my father taught me, michael reagan, good to have you here. welcome. >> good to be with you. trish: we're seeing a pretty big split here between the traditional conservatives and the base supporters of donald trump. in your view, has donald trump really changed the republican party forever? >> i think, yes, he has changed the republican party forever, i think the republican party has to regroup on november 9th to find out who they are. the party of trump or go back to the party of reagan. i would like to see it go back to the party of reagan. real conservatism at that point instead of going down the road of the party of trump, but i think at this point, yes, he has, in fact, changed the party. trish: you say go back to the party of reagan, and so many of his supporters are people that did support your dad. >> yeah, i know that, and i get dismayed at times when they try to equate my father to donald trump. i think i quoted -- or tweeted out a few months ago if donald trump were anything like ronald reagan or ronal

ronald farrow. if you know anything, please call glendale police. >>> and, two phoenix parents now facing child abuse charges tonight. police arrested 43-year-old michael duger on left and melissa lloyd. they are accused of abusing choking her, hitting her, an not feeding her. a sibling told those investigators that the girl would sometimes eat food from the floor or even from the trash. the mom currently on lifetime probation for a previous felony child abuse incident that happened in 2006. >>> tonight, the reward is growing for information after three salt river horses were shot. one was killed and then, even mutilated. as lauren rimer reports, down every horse in the area. >> reporter: in connection to the mcso investigation of the shooting of these three animals, volunteers are out here doing a head count of all known salt river horses. there are between 80 and 140 of these animals and they all travel in small family bands like this one which can make it difficult to keep track of them all. over the weekend, a six month old foal was found shot and killed. members were as wounded but seemed to be doing okay. >> it makes you sick. >> reporter: these

ronald reagan. one of this country's most popular and enduring presidents. please welcome, michaelw that you know, i had your father, president reagan, on my show many times. even celebrated his birthday on my program. i considered your father a friend and great president. >> when i was growing up with my father i learned a lot about gold. i learned how much he thought private and personal gold ownership really was the right thing to do. in fact so much so that he believed it was your right to be able to buy and store gold any way you wanted to. he signed the historic gold bullion coin act of 1985. when you look and see the impact of that act, had it not been signed, we today probably would not be even discussing gold ownership because my father, person i learned from, gold ownership was right. >> listen now to our panelist, brad castillo, tells you how to take the advice you've heard so far tonight and start adding pure government gold to your portfolio. brad? >> thank you, larry. if you're toward own physical gold or you already own some gold but would like it add more i urge you

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look at past presidential debates continues with walter mondale in ronald reagan's debate in 1984, followed by george h w bush and michael dukakis in 1988. >> c-span. created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. week, "the communicators" goes to the university of michigan your detroit, where car companies are using a test site called m city. carmakers are experimenting with technology that allows cars to talk with each other and roads and traffic light so there will be fewer accidents. we spoke with a transportation analyst two studies this technology and with the director of the university of michigan's mobility information center. we are at the university of michigan. specifically to test and develop automated vehicles. >> this is a fake storefront. >> it can create different scenarios for both connected and automated vehicles. test and be able to repeat. when you are out on the street, it is hard to be able to repeat consistently. behind us is a facade.

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america, michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it is simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has experience. the future. a future committed to family. a future committed to freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [applause] >> mr. bentsen? sen. bentsen, your closing statement. sen. bentsen: in just 34 days, america will elect new leadership for our country. it is a most important decision. because there is no more important job than governing this great country of our hands leading us into the future. michael dukakis and lloyd bentsen offer you experience, capable leadership to meet those challenges of the future. the opposition says lower your sites. mike dukakis in lloyd bentsen think america can do better. that america can't it just coast into the future clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough. the stakes are too high. michael did caucus lloyd bentsen think america must move into that future united in a commitment to make th

michael, thank you. >> you're welcome. neil: david stockman became famous for ronald reagan taking him to the woodshed, this theory about deficitsy overdone. that was then. you should hear what david stockman is saying now and how he grades those two missing an opportunity to talk about it next. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. >> reportry rothman live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. with a fox business brief. the price of oil pushes above 50 bucks a barrel. service sector grew much faster than expected that will be a nice lift for the market. the dow up .6 of a 1% right now. a look what names are leading the dow. caterpillar, goldman sachs, dupont and james all up bet -- jpmorgan up better than 1%. consumer stocks are higher on services sector report which came in toda

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america. michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it's not that they're not sympathetic, it's simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has the experience, and with me, the future, a future committed to our family, a future committed to the freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [applause] woodruff: senator bentsen, your closing statement. bentsen: in just 34 days, america will elect new leadership for our country. it's a most important decision, because there's no bigger job than governing this great country of ours, and leading it into its future. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen offer you experience, tempered, capable leadership, to meet those challenges of the future. our opposition says lower your sights, rest on your laurels. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen think america can do better, that america can't just coast into the future, clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough, the stakes are too high. michael dukakis and lloyd bentse

of the reagan legacy foundation and son of president ronald reagan, one of this country's most popular and enduring presidents. please welcome michaeleagan! i had your father president reagan on my show many times, even celebrated his birthday on my program. i considered your father a friend and a great president. >> when i was growing up with my father, i learned a lot about gold. i learned, in fact, how much he thought private and personal gold ownership really was the right thing to do. in fact, so much so that he believed it was your right >>> mylan labs is under fire for hiking the price of its ep i pens, but there could soon be a return of a rival. hello, meg. >> one of the reasons many people cited the price of the epipen was the lack of composition for it. that may help next year. sanife withdrew it from the market. it was found to dispense an inaccurate dose or not deliver the drug at all. the inventor is a private company called kaleo and they said they plan to bring it back to the market in 2018. the key question, of course, is price. kaleo's ceo told me, quote, we're working to make sure we have low out of pocket costs f

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america, michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it is simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has experience. with me, the future. a future committed to family. a future committed to freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [applause] >> mr. bentsen? sen. bentsen, your closing statement. sen. bentsen: in just 34 days america will elect new leadership for our country. it is a most important decision. because there is no more important job than governing this great country of our hands leading us into the future. michael dukakis and lloyd bentsen offer you experience, capable leadership to meet those challenges of the future. the opposition says lower your sites. mike dukakis in lloyd bentsen think america can do better. that america can't it just coast into the future clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough. the stakes are too high. michael did caucus lloyd bentsen think america must move into that future united in a commitment to

. >> reporter: michael vance is suspected of shooting and stabbing to death his aunt and uncle ronald and valerie wilkinson eight days ago. according to to vance's arrest uncle's head. when authorities went to find him vance shot and wounded more officers. >> more intense than what i found. >> reporter: while on the road he posted live foods to faceb facebook -- videos to facebook and threatening to attack more people. >> letting you know, this is real, see? i got a gun. that's the real deal. >> reporter: over the eight days that mike vance was actually on the run, authorities were telling people across this state that he was infected with aids and he was trying to use that to actually in fact, other people. me is being processed, the suspect's body is still at the scene but state officials want to know the threat is over. >> what a strange story. david, thank you so much. >>> italy is assessing the damage from its strongest earthquake in nearly 40 years. the 6.6 magnitude quake yesterday rocked mountainous central italy p.m. the third powerful earthquake to hit the region in two mont

ronald reagan and former vice president walter mondale. then, the second 1988 debate between vice president george h.w. bush and massachusetts governor michaelakis. final 2008 the debate between senator barack obama of illinois and arizona senator john mccain. >> in october 1984, the final debate was held between incumbent president ronald reagan and former vice president walter mondale. it was held at municipal auditorium in kansas city. this is an hour and a half. [applause] ms. ridings: good evening from the municipal auditorium in kansas city. i am dorothy ridings, the president of the league of women voters, the sponsor of this final presidential debate of the 1984 campaign between republican ronald reagan and democrat walter mondale. our panelists for tonight's debate on defense and foreign policy issues are georgie anne geyer, syndicated columnist for universal press syndicate, marvin kalb, chief diplomatic correspondent for nbc news, morton kondracke, executive editor of the new republic magazine, and henry trewhitt, diplomatic correspondent for the baltimore sun. magazine, and henry trewhitt, diplomatic correspondent for the baltimo

. >> michael vance is expected of shooting and stabbing to death his aunt and uncle, ronald and valerie wilkinson. it happened eight days ago. according to vance's arrest uncle's head. when authorities went to find him vance shot and wounded two officers. >> this is more intense than i thought it was going to be. >> reporter: during his run from the law vance posted live videos to facebook threatening to attack even more people. >> what's up y'all? letting y'all know look this is real. see, [ bleep ] going on. that's the real deal. >> reporter: what remains unclear is whether michael vance had help in carrying out the crimes committed over the last eight days. he has quite a criminal history. he also had the aids virusnd officials in oklahoma were warning people that he may try and infect other people with the disease. what is clear this morning, is that the threat is over. >> hmm. what a strange story. all right, david, thank you so much. >>> italy is assessing the damage from its strongest earthquake in nearly 40 years. the 6.6 magnitude quake yesterday rocked mountainous central ital

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america. michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it's not that they're not sympathetic, it's simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has the experience, and with me, the future, a future committed to our family, a future committed to the freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [applause] ms. woodruff: senator bentsen, your closing statement. mr. bentsen: in just 34 days, america will elect new leadership for our country. it's a most important decision, because there's no bigger job than governing this great country of ours, and leading it into its future. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen offer you experience, tempered, capable leadership, to meet those challenges of the future. our opposition says lower your sights, rest on your laurels. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen think america can do better, that america can't just coast into the future, clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough, the stakes are too high. michael dukakis and lloy

michaels server 38 years in this seat. he was a house minority leader for 12 of those years, fought in world war ii, served under ronald reaganght years and then four years with george w. bush. ronald reagan, who spent obviously his life growing up in illinois, he lived -- there is a great book that talks about the seven homes he lived in. he was born into applico not far , from here. he was in my mouth, illinois and not far from here. he was raised in dixon. he attended eureka college. great college 30 miles from here. went there on a football scholarship. they have a great organization over there, the ronald reagan foundation. it really is a tribute to his formative years there at the college, and it is a great museum and history over there. and then you also couple that with edward derksen, senate minority leader from deacon just across the river. had a great career, very involved with the civil rights movement, helped to pass that as a republican. so rich history in this district. , i am well that aware of that, and i am proud of , telling i love people them about abraham lincoln and ronald reagan and edward derksen. also

michaels server 38 years in this seat. he was a house minority leader for 12 of those years, fought in world war ii, served under ronald reagan or eight years and then four years with george w. bush. ronald reagan, who spent obviously his life growing up in illinois, he lived -- there is a great book that talks about the seven homes he lived in. he was born into applico, not far from here. he was in my mouth, illinois and not far from here. he was raised in dixon. he attended eureka college. great college 30 miles from here. went there on a football scholarship. they have a great organization over there, the ronald reagan foundation. it really is a tribute to his formative years there at the college, and it is a great museum and history over there. and then you also couple that with edward derksen, senate minority leader from deacon just across the river. had a great career, very involved with the civil rights movement, helped to pass that as a republican. so rich history in this district. big 20th-century employer here. that is prior to prohibition, most people know this was the whiskey capital of the world. they may not kno