(audience laughter) uh, ronnie. - why don't we tell dad the truth? - oh, ronnie. we have to be careful of that. if your father ever gets used to the truth, i don't know what i'll do. (audience laughter) now, come, come, come. somebody must have an idea. blanche. - gracie, what's the matter with me? - you shouldn't even be at this meeting, having me cough and ronnie cover his mouth. how did you expect that to work? - i didn't. - then why did you suggest it? - i did... gracie, look, would you listen to me please? - blanche? - i've got an idea. - i knew you'd come up with something. - yeah, let's listen to harry von zell. - ronnie? - yeah, let's listen to what mr. von zell has to say. - oh, you're lucky we're living in a democracy. go ahead. (audience laughter) - i was just going to say that it was harry morton's idea about the annuity. now if we can get him to go over and convince george that the boat is better than the annuity, we've got no problem. you go over and do it. - it was your idea, you come over and help me. (audience laughter) - say, mother, i want to th

- oh ronnie. oh ronnie, you shouldn't kiss me like that before your father. - well i'm too old to kiss my father. (audience laughs) - ronnie, you're 21 and that joke is 22. (audience laughs) - goodbye marie. - [marie] goodbye mr. burns. - bonjour. (audience laughs) - bonjour. - [marie] (laughs) - oh ronnie, i stopped by to talk to you. you know this is my last week in this country, my student visa has expired. and i must go back to france. - gee that's too bad. i wish you could stay here. look if there's anything i can do, just say the word. - well there is something you could do, but it would take two words. - well say them! - marry me. - oh marry you? - why not you're 21, there is nothing to stop you. - well no look it's too fast marie, we've only had three dates. - but when we are married we can have more. (audience laughs) - give me a few days to think it over. - but in six days i'll be on the boat. - well then give me a week to think it over. (audience laughs) - then the answer is no? - no. -

-[ronnie] oh, ok, dad. (upbeat music) ronnie, you're my son, you better go with me! -[ronnie] sure, dad. dad, you're not scared? -[george] no. (door bell chimes repeatedly) ronnie, you're way ahead of me. you're taking such big steps. -[ronnie] no, i'm not, dad. it's just that you're not taking any. -[george] you better give me a push, i can't get started. -[harry] good morning, george! -[george] i must be dreaming. (door bell chimes) -[harry] good morning. -[ronnie] i'm having the same dream. (door bell chimes) -[george] well, you can go upstairs. i can handle this without you. -[ronnie] oh, please, dad, let me see him make his entrance. -[george] ok. -[ronnie] thanks, dad. -[harry] come on, george. cut out the tricks, and let's get going. it's a perfect morning for duck hunting. why aren't you dressed? look, there may be a new stall on the lake, and the weather is just cold enough, and we can bag a brace of... i got you out of bed. you don't care anything about duck hunting. now i'm fired. -[george] no, you're not. -[harry] oh, really, boss? -[george] remember when

ronnie? - yes, dad? - here's 20. - thanks, dad. - i usually give your mother only 10 dollars for that trick, but daring to make an exit before you got the money, i thought was worth another 10. (laughing) - [george] thanks, dad? - [ronnie] thanks, dad, yeah. - that's a nice tie. i ought to know, i gave it to him last christmas. (laughing) in fact, it's so nice, he's getting it again this christmas. (laughing) - come in and sit down, brian and bonnie sue. ronnie'll be right down. oh ronnie? - isn't it exciting that brian's finally graduating after nine years? - yes ma'am. - well, your father must be proud of you. you know, some boys hate to study so much, they rush through college in four years. (laughing) - bonnie sue! - well, ronnie, why are you throwing your arms around bonnie sue? brian is the one who's graduating. - oh yeah, i got mixed up. brian! - don't you dare. (laughing) - congratulations anyway. bonnie sue, you ready to go to lunch? - i certainly am. - brian, would you like to go with us? - wel

. - hello, ronnie. it's nice and airy out here. - yeah, well that's because the windows are open inside. (audience laughing) what are you so dressed up for? - oh, this? well, can't afford not to, after all, i'm going to college. - well, you went last year and it was all we could do to get you to wear shoes. (audience laughing) - well, i was only a sophomore then. - oh, sit down, ronnie, i'll get you lunch. - oh, mother, i'm sorry, i didn't call you, but i'm taking one of my classmates out to lunch. - oh, oh. - so, dad, can i have 10? - 10 dollars for lunch? - well yes, you see, i'm taking her to la rose. it's nice and quiet, and we can study greek philosophy there. - la rose? (audience laughing) look, ronnie, there's a nice little greek restaurant on sunset boulevard. it's cheap and you can get your philosophy right from the kitchen while it's still hot. (audience laughing) - oh dad, all i want-- - oh, ronnie, ronnie. if your father is going to be so cheap, here. - thank you, mother. - you're welcome, n

have ralph steal ronny's girl. that's you. - wait, you mean ralph is going to steal me away from ronny? - well no, not really. and make him think he's doing it. - but that would make ronny jealous, and i like him a lot, and i don't want to lose him. anyway, why pick on me? ronny has lots of other girls. - oh no, no, no. you're the only one. - i am? - well, sure. that's why i called you instead of all those other girls. (laughter) - well mrs. burns, ma'am, i'll do it. might do ronny good to show him he hasn't got me hogtied. - well bonnie sue, ma'am. i don't know what that means, but i'll call the boys. ronny? ralph? will you come down here? - the boys are up there together? but i thought they were fighting. - well, certainly. they couldn't fight if they weren't together. (laughter) - mother, did you want to see... bonnie sue. - ralph it's always. hi. - hi. - well, i'd better go. i can see the two of you three want to be alone. - my, what a cute, little, old sweater. where did you get it? - i think it came from a li

bonnie sue, ronnie's here! but in the meantime, i want you to meet the new italian actress, tina cacciatori. - italian? - how do you do, ms. cacciatori? - bonjourno, sir. - you're a very pretty girl. - gratzi, sir. - oh, when you're leaving, be sure and say goodbye. she also knows arrivederci. - as a matter fact, i speak a little bit of italian. (speaks italian) - i don't think i can answer that, sir. i wish i had a mouthful of grapes. - oh, so do i! - ms. cacciatori, as it happens, there's a part in my picture that calls for a texas girl. i just have the feeling that you might be able to play it. - i know i can! - oh, hello art! - [mr. roberts] hello, george! - mr. burns, i got it! - well good, good. - daddy, i got a part in the motion pictures. - oh no you don't. no daughter of mine is going to be in motion pictures. you're coming home with me. - aw, that's too bad. well, i'll just have to find another girl to play davy crockett's wife. - davy crockett's wife? like i said, no daughter of mine would dare to tu

it's all right to let him in, isn't it, ronnie? - [ronnie] okay. my brain tells me there's nothing to worry about. but i got a funny feeling in the pit of my stomach there is. - oh, ronnie, don't be silly. - how do you do? i'm jim monoghan. should listen to his stomach. (audience laughs) won't you come in? - you're mrs. burns, aren't you? i've admired you for a long time on television. but you're even more attractive in person. - oh, poor ronnie. - you told me on the phone there was a young lady who was anxious to meet me. - yes, she's in there with the young man who used to be her boyfriend. (audience laughs) - mr. monoghan, this is mary rogers. - how do you do? - hello. - and this is my son, ronnie. - hello, there. boy, have i got a stomachache. (audience laughs - i better go over and help blanche look for herself in the kitchen. (audience laughs) - ms. rogers, you can't possibly go to sc. i'm sure i would have noticed such a pretty girl as you around the campus. - thank you. as a matter of fact, i don't. i attend the pasadena school of music. -

(audience laughs) - [ronnie] hi, mother! - oh, hello, ronnie. hello, kathy. - [kathy] oh, hello, mrs. burns. - oh, i'm so glad you're here. i brought you a present. - oh, what is it? - well it'll help ya with your marriage. it's the audubon bird book. (audience laughs) oh, but you know, you're so young. ya know, you better not read it until after the ceremony. (audience laughs) hello. - oh, there you are. mr. burns said you were pretty, but say, - well thank you. i think you're pretty too. (audience laughs) - i wish i'd worn my new coveralls. - oh, i think the ones you've got on are nice. you know, they look like they've been lived in. - well now that we've met, would you mind very much if i ask you a very personal question? - oh, no, i enjoy personal questions. especially if they're about me. - what do you think about marriage? - well, i think it's wonderful. it's the kind of thing that holds a family together. - say, you have an original way of putting things. i like the way your mind ticks. - oh, no, it's not my mind. you've got your wristwat

. - is ronnie home? - oh, yea, ronnie? ralph is here. - say, did you see this picture of maria tornini with ronnie? - yes. - boy, what a shape. - well, i'll let you in on a little secret, it's really not that good. - no? - no, you see ronnie always had a little padding put in on his shoulders. (audience laughing) - well he fooled me. - oh, hiya ralph, good to see ya. i figured if you were going to the studio today-- - you'd want to go with me? - maybe i would, yeah. oh, i'm very interested in the technical stuff and the equipment they have there. - i like that, especially if it's imported from italy? - yeah. - well, if you'll excuse me. i have to take some breakfast up to your father. - boy, would i like to trample grapes with her. tell me ronnie, why is it all those italian actresses have such beautiful shapes. - well, it's because of their diet. you know, the italian people eat a lot of olives and you know how round olives are. - well the girls i wind up with must eat nothing but celery. - well, look, all i care about is

- well, thanks to you ronnie has rented an apartment. - ronnie rented an apartment? - his landlord just phoned. ronnie gave him a check with the wrong date. - gracie, if i explain this, will you listen? - oh, you don't have to explain it. i know what it is to put a wrong date on a check. i do it everyday. come, blanche. - i think i know what's going on, but i'd better make sure. - [blanche] but gracie, what can you do at ronnie's apartment? - well, i can at least see if the place is comfortable and if he needs anything. - oh, do you want me to go with you? - oh, no, no, no, blanche. you stay here and get a pad and pencil, and if you can think of anymore words that fit, oooh, that george burns, you write them down. (mischievous music) i'd love to straighten gracie out, but i can't. she ever got anything straight i'd get so mixed up that i'd have to get a fellow with a bigger cigar to straighten us both out. (laughter) you heard of instant milk and instant coffee? well, i'm putting a new product on the market called instant confusion. you put any situation, you add a l

(laughs) hello, ronnie! - [ronnie] hi, mr. jantzen. - [mr. jantzen] good-bye! - ronnie, how was school today? - school? oh, school was fine. that kathy. i'm through with women, finished. i never want to see another woman again for the rest of my life. (audience laughs) - well, you came to the right place. (audience laughs) what happened with you and kathy? - we were in the malt shop. - [george] yeah. - she's so unreasonably jealous. she accused me of flirting with every girl that smiled back at me. - i guess she was pretty unreasonable. what'd you do about it? - i did what any man would do. after she gave me the ring back and walked out of the malt shop, i got sore and called off the engagement. (audience laughs) - now you're through with women? - [ronnie] forever. - good. why don't you go up in your room, lock the door, study, and never look at a girl again. - yeah. (playful music) yeah, that's exactly what i'm gonna do. i'm finished with women forever! (playful music) hi. - [june] hi. - i'm ronnie burns. - i'm jean. - i'm joan. (audience laughs) (audience lau

and this is my son ronnie. he's single, and he's going to stay single. - thank you, dad. - this is too much for me. i'm going home to my ranch. - you have a ranch? - in oklahoma. a wealthy, oklahoma rancher? - i'd love it. - charming woman. - i think so. - go to work. - mrs. crowley. - my pleasure. - well, as we say in the tucker agency, "it's never too late for love and companionship." but don't forget now, my fee is 15 percent of the first year's income. (audience laughing) - you know he's doing better than mca? well, right on the nose. i not only got a finish, but we've got a happy ending. except for my writers, them i'm going to fire. - thank you. - thank you. - thank you. - thank you. thank you very much. well, gracie, what do we talk about? - well, we could talk about my great uncle wyatt allen. he was a western town marshal, he sounds like a very colorful character. - oh, he was. - wyatt allen? - yes, what a fine figure of a man. you know, you should have seen him striding down the street with his marsha

(phone dialing) - ronnie, you're not leaving college. look, let me try to explain something-- - no, it's alright, alright, alright, alright, but remember: your son was willing to make that sacrifice to you because he loves you. (audience laughs) so whatever you hear, i expect you to love me just as much. (audience laughs) - how did you like that performance ronnie just gave? there won't be room for me on the show. (audience laughs) you know, the people who know me are divided in two classes, those who think i should retire, and those who think i did when i married gracie. (audience laughs) you know, it'd be kind of nice to quit work and do the things i've always wanted to do, like singing and acting, smoke guitars and tell jokes, and pause...while i'm waiting for a laugh. (audience laughs) only last week at the breakfast table, i said to gracie, "how would you like to retire?" she said, "don't be silly, i just got up." (audience laughs) it's hard for an actor to retire. now, i knew this big star who announced his retirement every year, a

and, don't worry, ronnie. i'll shoo all those girls away. - well, if you and george are going, that'll be fun. i'll make harry take me. - [gracie] oh wonderful! - you mean you're all going to palm springs with me? - yes. - yes. to shoo the girls away? - yes. - yes. - excuse me. -[gracie] oh, ronnie, your soup! oh, the poor boy's so tired, he didn't even finish his lunch. - you know, gracie, our one problem is how can we get harry and george to take us to palm springs? - yeah, who's going to talk them into it? - my mother can't do it, she's up in seattle. - and mine's in san francisco, so i guess it's up to us. - dad, you busy? hi, i'm leeza gibons with an amazing story about how philips lifeline gives betty white peace of mind and gave my father a second chance at life. daddy is invincible. that's how we want to think about our parents. knowing that dad lives alone, we worry. that's why was so hard for all of us when he had his heart attack. i wasn't feeling well that day. the heart attack hit me, i fell to th

how much is ronnie getting paid in this hotel? - oh, 40 dollars a month in board. - well, then i'll have to send him a little extra every week to get by on. - oh, well that would be silly to send it to him. you'll be there so you can hand it to him. - i'm going to acapulco? - then so am i. if you and ronnie are going, you don't expect me to stay home all alone do you? - gracie, those resort hotels cost a lot of money, and the money ronnie is getting wouldn't pay for our room for one day. - well he's too young to know that so i thought you could pay the difference. - your mind is made up. - [gracie] oh, sure. - have you told blanche? - no, not yet. - well, good, why don't you tell blanche. i'm sure you wouldn't want to go without her, and harry would be crazy to take her as crazy as i am. - that's right. - good. - oh, and now you can go back to your thinking, but don't do it after dark. you know, it's hard on your eyes. - i'm not going to acapulco. gracie, is going to tell blanche. blanche will tell harry, and if i know harry he wo

ronnie was born in april. - no! - i was born in july, and george in january. - the world is even smaller than you think. i was born in march! - oh, isn't that wonderful! here it is october, and we're all together. - it can only happen in america. - that's because we're living in a democracy. now then, what is it you wanted to see me about? - well, i really don't remember. when we get together, we have so much in common i can't even remember things that aren't important. - i think i know what it is. now on the phone, you said something about old pipes. now, when the rainy seasons come, they're liable to burst, and they're dangerous, you know. - oh, well then, don't put in old pipes. put in new ones. - well, they run around 600 dollars. - well, if they cost more than the old ones, it's worth it. - oh they do, they do. - good, now, when can you start? - i will be back in about an hour. - oh, good. - goodbye. - goodbye mr. jantzen. - oh, and by the way, another of my daughters was born in the middle of august. - oh, now

(laughs) - [george] and ronnie, i've got one story he ought to love. it's about an oklahoma oil man who's captured by the indians. - oh no, dad, please. - no, it's great, you see, these indians tie him to a tree and while they're sharpening their knives to scalp him, he gets the hiccups. and then the indians ask him if he has a last request and he says, "yeah, will somebody "do something to frighten me?"?" - dad, you're kidding. - if i get a real big laugh, i'll sing hello, joyce. - [joyce] hello, mr. burns. - nice to see you again. - [joyce] thank you. - dad, this is mr. collins. - mr. collins, i'm mr. burns. - howdy, mr. burns. just been telling joyce how much i admire your home, it's beautiful. - thank you. - you know, you have a lot of beautiful homes here in california. - not as nice as you have in oklahoma. - oh yes, they are and speaking of los angeles, there's only one thing better than rubbing elbows -- - [joyce] daddy. daddy, mr. burns was speaking of oklahoma. - oh yes, in oklahoma they have a lot of oil men and they have a lot of indians. a

after # # strike of bad news ronnie finally got good news. i spoke to the manager at laurel at j jk ran da in plantation. she told me she is putting in the the request to corporate head quarter for the handicap space and it would te time. fortunately it didn't take much time of a few day later ronnie came home to this. a handicap space exactly where she asked the manager to put too. it's perfect. just won wop. ronnie got her space right mere here apartment to make her life easier getting in and out of her car. >> and i am so grateful and it never would have happened if its want for you people and patrick and "helelme howard." >> hey, ronnie's happy. we're happy. assigned parking it's easy to add handicap space. but what about a condo that doesn't have guest park. legal lit condo association can refuse toreate a handicap space there because the law says they can. someone park aid problem in your life. need some spapa so you can walkway from it. contact us. and be our imeft as we reserve a solution just for you. with this "help me howard" i'm p

ronnie tye.he most amazing person in the world. >> i get married on the 23rd. i'm pretty excited about that. she's a very sweet girl. and i do love her. she's the best thing that's happened to me. >> he's just amazing. it's like he has his own little disposition, i guess, that i like. he's very honest. no matter what he tells me the truth. some things he's told me i'm like, i could have lived without that. >> she keeps me out of trouble. she helps me out a lot. >> i got his name on my leg. you want to see it? i would marry him in the cemetery out back if that's the case. it doesn't bother me. >> a relationship behind bars poses a unique set of problems. >> we get four hours every two weeks. that's kind of what i live for, four hours every two weeks. >> and those visits might become even more restricted. since tye was recently caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials might decide to put him on non-contact visitation status or suspend it all together. >> hi, baby. >> they could also decid

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they have to markoff a hancap space that is near ronny's apartment. if it is a condnd with spaces owned by the residents, the best solution is probably to just turn two guest spaces into a handap space. >> she finally got good news, i spoke to the managers in plantation, she told me she was putting in the request to corporate headquarters for the handap space and that it would take time. it did not take much time. a few days later ronny came home to this, a handicaed space exactly where she asked the manager to put it. >> it is perfect. it is just wonderful. >> patrick: ronny got her space near the apartment to make her life a little easier getting in and out of her car. >> and i am so grateful and this never would have happenene if it was not for you people. and patrick, and help me howard. now at complexes where there is no assigned parking it is easy to add a handicap space, what about a condo that does not have guest parking, legally the association can refuse to create another handicapped space there cause the law says they can. someone parked a

>> trevor: ronny, don't you ever touch a black man's holiday!not trying to touch your holiday! dunes the words coming out of my mouth? >> trevor: nice, that was rush hour. >> it is from rush hour. see, bringing us together, already. >> trevor: that feels good. thank you so much! ronny chang, everyone! (cheers and applause james drove his rav4 hybrid into the frozen wilderness. the scent of his jerky attracted a hungry wolfpack behind him. to survive, he had to remain fearless. he would hunt with them. and expand their territory. he'd form a bond with a wolf named accalia... ...become den mother and nurse their young. james left in search of his next adventure. how far will you take the all-new rav4 hybrid? toyota. let's go places. i was in the military for 18 years. i joined the service so i could serve my country and see the world. but i smoked. and i got heart disease. so a lot of the world i got to see looked like this. my tip is; it's hard to serve your country when you're too weak to put on your uniform. (announcer)you can quit. for free he

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>>reporter: ronnie is a father of 3. and now til he's facing even more problems. his league is not being renewed at the store he says. years already. putting this business together. establish and everything so now i have a problem of the landlord kicking me out. for what happened to us. >>reporter: we reached the person that ronnie sub lease from his and he says the crime has nothing too with the termination of the lease in fact he says the lease expired prior to the incident. >> i think it's really bad for what they are doing to us. because basically we come over here every day to work.. try to make our money. so we can go forward b now the landlord just kicking us out with no excuse asasy lease is up. so i'm trying to fight that now. >>reporter: so many issues for ronnie but the bottom line for this store owner the store robbed twice. he's now in jeopardy of losing the store and the men who caused his physical pain the still out there. on the run. okay remember north miami police that work in the case, detectives need your help. if you have any information give

remembering ronnie diaz.20-year-old man was killed last weekend in san jose by a hit and run driver while crossing the freeway. >> marty:on saturday his friends and family gathered for a fundraiser to pay for his funeral. kron four's philippe djegal their loss. sot- "we're just carrying on, you know, we just haven't had a chance to grieve." >> reporter:it's been a week since a hit and run crash claimed the life of 20-year-old ronnie diaz. he was a passenger of an suv that overturned on the northbound interstate 280 connector to southbound highway 87 last sunday morning. the california highway patrol says the woman behind the wheel was intoxicated at the time. the c-h-p says all seven people after, but were eventually caught -- the driver arrested. the c-h-p says ronnie was killed by another car when he tried running across one lane of the freeway. sot- "really hard -- he was like one of my own kids." sot- "the person that hit him, i just don't understand how you can just hit somebody and just carry on and not

>>reporter: ronnie is a father of 3. and now tills he's facing even more problems. his league is not being renewed at the store he says. >> we have been here for 4 years already. putting this business together. establish and everything so now i have a problem of the landlord kicking me out. for what happened to us. >>reporter: we reached the person that ronnie sub lease from his and he says the crime has nothing to do with the termination of the lease in fact he says the lease expired prior to the incident. >> i think it's really bad for what they are doing to us. because basically we come over here every day to work. so we can go forward b b now the landlord just kicking us out with no excuse as my lease is up. so i'm trying to fight that no >>reporter: so many issues for ronnie but the bottom line for this store owner the store robbed twice. he'sow in jeopardy of losing the store and the men who caused his physical pain the still out there. on the run. okay remember north miami police that work in the case, detectives need your help. if you have any information gi

. >>> remembering ronnie diaz, the 20-year-old man who was killed last week by a hit-and- run driver while crossing the freeway and today, his friends and family gather for a fundraiser. >> we are just trying to carry on. >> reporter: it has been a week since the crash claimed the life of ronnie diaz, the passenger of an suv that overturned on the northbound interstate connector. the california highway patrol says the woman behind the wheel was intoxicated at the time. chp says all seven people ran off sharply after but were eventually caught. the driver arrested. chp says ronnie was killed by another car when he tried running across one lane of the freeway. >> he was like one of my own kids. >> the person who hit him, i just don't understand how you can carry on and not look back and see what you've just done. to live someone for dead. is unimaginable. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, her loved ones joined at the park selling food, t-shirts and posters with his picture, raising funds for his funeral next week. friends and family say he was an avid skater, happiest on his board. >> w

his name is ronnie porter. he has been in the news lately because the town does not have a police car, and they are having trouble apprehending people. they have one, but apparently it doesn't -- [ laughter ] >> it's not working too well. and it's been in the national news, so we invited chief porter here to explain his plight to us, and later on, as a special surprise, all of the democratic candidates running for president will be out here and do a cone-head sketch. [ laughter ] >> it sounds like a great show. [ cheers and applause ] >> we'll be back, thank you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] >> hello there. [ cheers and applause ] >> what is going on? [ cheers and applause ] >> were you serving drinks outside or something? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i think they are so happy that we have started our 22nd year. >> when did he start that? >> two nights ago. >> we did? >> yes, this is the third night. >> monday we had our anniversary show and we showed a lot of highlights and tapes. we didn't show e

ronnie anderson did not want to talk to us about the case. both suspects face several charges. we have those listed on our website. live in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. breaking news coming in from the peninsula. police say someone has robbed the dollar general on warwick boulevard. that's in the lee hall area. around 7:30, officers say he took out a gun they say someone hit dozens of cars, between two oceanfront hotel garages. officers took reports from the hilton and the sheraton, both on atlantic avenue, on saturday. the valet at the sheraton says-- more than twenty cars parked in one garage had the windows smashed. he tells 10 on your side, it was tough to break the news to drivers. c0001 cody i was about to explain it to them i didn't even want them to see their car right away. i had to warm them up to it. i park in there too. it doesn't feel safe. it happens everywhere you can't control it. the valet says the sheraton has surveillance video of the suspect. police have not released a description. looking for a killer. police say someone shot 35-year-old jer

this is an hour away from where ronnie was last seen and where she lived. the connection to gilbert's corner is a question that still remains unanswered. >> you think about it all the time. jeff: virginia state police special agent chris mclure and loudoun county sheriff detectives steve shoshay have been working the cold case for years. >> i talk to ronnie every day. give me something. let me know who did it. jeff: evidence remained thin in a crime from so long ago. ronnie's last known boyfriend in 1982 who the family did not know remains a person of interest. the age progression sketch gives an idea of what he might look like today. >> we have had numerous people on the radar. we still, there are still some people we haven't eliminated along the line we have come up with the person that did it. >> you hope we get a call saying we got him. >> for bill and heather the hope will not go away. >> i don't think we are looking for justice. looking for closure. >> until the day the phone rings with an answer. >> in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> hav

(thumping) ronnie, go check that out. (muffled cry) ronnie? yo, ronnie! sru! sru! put down the weapon! get the ground! drop down! (all shouting indistinctly) get on the ground! get down! hands behind your back! leslie: spike! where's your dad? i don't know. he never showed up. boss! mac never showed up. where's bullard? where's bullard?! one last time, where did they take jeremy bullard? i don't know, man. haven't seen the little snitch. (man grunts) snitch? jeremy. over here. bring him over here. (jeremy groans in pain) he's lost a lot of blood. i stopped the bleeding, but he'going to need a doctor soon. sure. of course. there you go. (groans) that better? yeah. good. we're gonna get you taken care of. okay, kid? first, i have a few questions to ask you. nobody's saying anything about where bullard is. staff sergeant from 52 division says jeremy was down there with his lawyer and thprosecutor. he cut a deal. reduced sentence for testimony against his cle. he's not planning to send jeremy out of the country. hey, boss. a uniform on a drive-by reported seeing that t

. >>> new at 8:00, reebing ronnie diaz.20-year-old man was killed last weekend in san jose by a hit-and-run driver while crossing the freeway. today friends and family gathered for a fupd raiser. spoke with loved ones in san jose mourning their loss. >> we're just trying to carry on, your honor, just really haven't had a chance to grieve. >> it's been a week since a hit-and-run crash claimed the life of 20-year-old ronnie diaz. he was a passenger of an suv that overturned on the northbound interstate 280 connecter to southbound highway 87 last sunday morning. the california highway patrol says the woman behind the wheel was intoxicated at the time. the chp says all 7 people in the vehicle ran off shortly after but were eventually caught. the driver arrested, the chp says ronnie was killed by another car when he tried running across one lane of the freeway. >> really hard. he was -- he was like one of my kids. >> the person that hit him, i just don't understand how you can hit somebody and just carry on and not look back at

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ronnie anderson did not want to talk to us about the case. both suspects face several charges. we have those listed on our website. live in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. new tonight. virginia beach police are investigating a handful of break-ins. they say someone hit dozens of cars, between two oceanfront hotel garages. officers took reports from the hilton and the sheraton, both on atlantic avenue, on saturday. the valet at the sheraton says more than twenty cars parked in one garage had the windows smashed. he tells 10 on your side, it was tough to break the news to drivers. c0001 cody batten/sheraton valet 10;02;42 when i had to bring someone's car around i didn't know how i was about to explain it right away. i had to warm them up to it. i park in the valet says the sheraton has surveillance video of the suspect. police have not released a description. hampton police are still looking for a killer. police say someone shot 35-year-old jermaine jackson while he was sitting in the driver's seat of a car on powhatan parkway near shell road. he died less than an h

ronnie hillman was on snoop's youth football team. compare snoop's coaching style to kubiak's coaching style? >> i don't think kubiak is dancing after a touchdown. you might get a raised hand. i don't think he's giving the whole dance and celebrating. so i think that's probably the major -- he's a little bit more loose with it. >> i celebrate, baby. i'm more into the game than the kids are. you know what i'm saying. it's like a celebratory thing. i feel the kids reflect the energy the coach brings to them on a lower level. up top you don't have to do, that but when you're dealing with kids, you got to give them the energy they're searching for. >> reporter: did you know way back when ronnie was special? >> i knew he was special. he worked different and played different and you could see the smile on his face he was going to get somewhere in his life >> reporter: he certainly has. rod mackey, 9news. >> you can tell the reporters and photographers are probably running out of questions to ask because as you probably saw in that video, al

please tell us that woman was attacked at the wingate inn on north hampton blvd yesterday police ronnie anderson for sexual assault and robbery and two when all is also charged with robbery and abduction. jenny lee has more on how the victim escaped. it was about thirty minutes after midnight. the woman was just getting out of her car heading towards her hotel room police say twenty two year old ronnie anderson came up to her with a knife and demanded money. a second suspect was under each also had a night he took the woman's purse and went through her belongings when they couldn't find anything police say anderson forced the woman back into the car in return we come here to starbucks. it's the same area that this crime took place happened and the police say the suspects then drove her to this seven eleven just down the street and police even men came into the store with conviction and headed for the atm machine. that's when the woman saw a window of opportunity to escape the victim told them she had been raped. the suspects ran from the store and the clerks immediately locked the doors

it should be noted we also spoke with ronnie lott this week. he's not sure that he doesn't have any mental issues when it comes from concussions. however, he feels fine now, but he says this is something he thinks about almost on a daily basis. ronnie lott, the nfl legend with the 49ers and the raiders, of course. also with me here in san francisco is nbc bay area's michelle roberts. we're talking about the excitement here. but a lot of headaches come with the excitement as well as we head into these crucial 48 hours. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i've asked a lot of people down here today, so how is the commute getting around? i've got to say most of the complaints come from people who live and work in this area just trying to do business today was a challenge. but many out of towners are applauding public transit saying, hey, they got around pretty well and most people say they've been getting around the city on foot. >> it's been like probably about a mile and a half so far. oh, great, well i have a fitbit. >> reporter: he says he's had a s

reagan, and ronnie was his usual charming self. you have to admit reagan is charming, he told hirohito give my regards to your white horse. [ laughter ] >> and then -- these all can't be gems. once in a while -- [ laughter ] >> and then air force touched down, they took the helicopter to the white house lawn, george bush come running out of the oval office, what did you bring me? what did you bring me? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> did i do that? >> yes. >> i sound like hugh herbert. what did you bring me? what did you bring me? i'm talking about politics, did you see what secretary of state the day before yesterday. now, this is the new diplomacy. secretary of state send gaddafi you have had it, pal. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> he is starting to sound like don johnson of miami vice. hey, you are pond scum camel breath. [ laughter ] >> what's going on here? now i mention ratings weeks. they take ratings of the tonight show too. we are not resorting to sex on this show or things like that. >> ah! >> even though tonight

[cheering and applause] steve: ronny. ronny: liposuction. steve: liposuction. wow.play, play, play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] victor, he's your twin brother? victor: yes, that's ri

ronny. ronny: take the air out. steve: take the air out. yeah. ree: throw it. steve: throw it. like to play. steve: they gonna play. here we go. ree, how you doing? ree: i am doing very well. steve: good. where y'all from? ree: we are--we live in athens, georgia, a lot of us, but guess what. we are from cleveland, ohio.

ronny? ronny: cougar? steve: cougar. yeah. [applause] joel: a lion, steve! she's a lion!ve: a lion. rod? rod: a dog. steve: a dog. ha! man: did i hear the-- [youngs cheer] steve: pass or play? man:e

' player. >> i'd love to see ronnie hillman win a super bowl. >> it's cool. just to be at this level and you see somebody that helped you out, get to where you are, it's cool. >> even though snoop is backing >>> you are witnessing the broncos bounce, we saw this dance on you tube yesterday. nnt going to lie, whole newsroom went crazy. we were practicing it. the dancers jonah and josh are here. they're going to show us this first we wanted to bring in stephanie, because you have a big event going on. >> yes. we decided to enjoy and celebrate the bronccs''trip to the super bowl, so we created the dance, and party 2:00 to 3:30 tomorrow and teach the dance and have contests. >> anybody can come? >> all ages. we've been teaching 2-year-olds to our 70-year-old students. >> what was the inspiration? has this dance been around a long time? >> just like a week ago. >> okay. >> yep. last saturday i think aatually. i was a former cheerleader for the broncos, and i still work with the girls and wanted to have fun. >> you know how to get >> yes. >> what do we need to know

and ronnie hillman? he'll likely be too pricey for denver to resign. most broncos fans would do anything to go to the super bowl. one woman scored tickets and a free ride... by doing something nice for for the biggest game of the season. one fan here is also putting a lot of preparation into her trip to the super bowl... she won tickets to the game a month ago. but like the broncos - her journey - will not be an easy one. 9news reporter jonathan gonzalez explains. :24 getting ready for the super bowl. :25 7:46 of all the perks you can get from having cancer, this is probably the coolest one. 7:50 kimberly ringen looks at football... 2:23 i like to kind of compare it to my current fight, that not all wins are pretty. 2:28 the same way she looks at... 3:07 and we're going to win. 3:09 ...her lung cancer. 3:17 every week is a new challenge and you have to have a good outlook. 3/l22 kimberly is on her way to california to cheer on the broncos after she raised $22,000 for the chris draft family foundation -- named after the lost his wife to lungs can get lu

. >> pam: former 49er legend ronnie lott. on the impact super bowl 50 will have on the bay area. long after the game is over. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> pam: super bowl- 50 hype is building. and one of the main attractions is known. as the "n-f-l experience". fans get a chance to throw, catch, kick. and much more. all in san francisco's moscone center. >> pam: our own grant lodes and justine waldman spent the afternoon yesterday *competing in several events. they are live now there now. with a look at how it went. >> pam: hello, you to? >> grant: pam how did you think it went? >> pam: i think, justine won! (laughter) >> grant: i knew that you were going to say that. >> reporter: this is not easy. there is a lot of people watching. i think there is a lot of pressure to make it. >> grant: come on peyton! you got it, baby! >> grant: is more pressure of competing against your wife and losing. >> grant: we competed in how many events? 7? >> re

i think he asked me about ronnie hillman since he coached him in little league. but i was just chilling with snoop. no problem. [ laughter ] >> thank you, mike! [ laughter ] >>> how police are preparing for a broncos win having learned from past super bowl wins that crowds can sometimes get out of control. also ahead, a view from above of this morning's deadly crane collapse in new york city. and a health warning especially for broncos and panthers fan

trooper said 45-year-old ronnie myers died after being hit by the car. the driver of the vehicle was not hurt, the accident remains under investigation. >>> deputies looking for a guy for using a stolen credit card, not just any guy, this guy. the man you see stole the woman's credit card and then use it'd to make purchases totally $1,400. call crime stoppers if you know him. >>> and a woman is facing embezzlement charges. she stoled from the elementary school where she worked. she worked at riverside elementary school and an audit showed she took several payments meant for the child care program. she's been placed on administrative leave. >> the new police chief is sworn in on monday at 9:00 in the council chambers at the town hall and there's a meet and greet reception in the community room. he was named chief last month and he's a chapein native. in the race for the white house, donald trump is under fire for postponing a campaign stop in new hampshire. he did so because of a his commitment saying if they can campaign, he can too. he's rescheduled tha

"i told ronnie i wasn't sure if i was dying. i wasn't sure what was happening. it was just so different. a couple of episodes got really bad." cardiac electro- physiologist usman siddiqui needed to perform a procedure called ablation. "usually, either apply heat energy or cold energy to freeze or burn the tissue that is causing the problem." doctor siddiqui used a new robotic system with magnetic navigation that allowed him to operate two devices at the same time. it's called a stereotaxis v-drive duo system. one robotic arm allowed doctors to visualize the area. "this is a special kind of ultrasound machine or ultrasound catheter that we put inside the heart so we can have real time pictures." the other robotic arm delivered the catheter to ablate the area. "as soon as i woke up, i knew i felt different. i really didn't feel the heaviness that i had felt." what she did start to feel was more energy. giving her more opportunities to make new memories. i'm martie salt reporting trt 1.35 oc std. doctor siddiqui said the catheters are very soft, almost like noodles

over there, jean valjean. [ chuckles ] hi, ronnie. hey there, arthur. looks good on you. thank you. one size fits all? [ chuckles ] [ clears throat ] harris. barney. i'm glad you thought things out. obviously i'm delighted you decided to join us. thank you. as for our earlier discussion, i said some things in the... heat of the moment that, uh... i didn't mean. i'm sure you said some things you didn't mean. no. the hell with him. all this time, seven years. i was sure you guys were out looking for me, asking questions, showing my picture around. you know, like on "dragnet." occupation? self-employed. oh? i make potholders. that figures. it helps pass the time. ever make oven mitts? no, just potholders. sort of funny, you making potholders. how's that? you're the one that's getting burned. what? hey, you wanted "dragnet," didn't you? captain, i have tried to talk to fleischer, but i'm afraid it's a waste of time. i wouldn't know about that. of course, you realize he was acting entirely alone. no one's accusing the post office of any wrongdoing. i can assure you this sort of thing pro