. >> reporter: david roush is knockville's police chief.e said zaevion was caught in the cross-fire of rival gangs. roush says one of the gang members who shot at zaevion was brandon perry. a group of men shot at brandon perry's home, and brandon perry went to retaliate, and in retaliating he shot this football star. >> that's absolutely correct. that's exactly what we know at this point. >> reporter: the chief said perry ended up being shot and killed by a rival gang, less than three hours after he shot at zaevion. this weekend at a candlelight vigil, classmates honored the sophomore, who grew up in a high-crime area of knoxville and became the football player with star potential. rob black was his coach: >> a great kid. a guy that, you know, worked harder than anybody, it seemed like, and a guy that made the right choices. and that gave him a chance, you know, to be successful. and he is a success story. >> reporter: as zaevion's family and his football team prepare to bury him the day after christmas, knoxville police are still actively

roush? >> acting chairman moran. in our 425,000 members and supporters, thank you for our opportunity to share our views with you today at the hearing. iava is proud to have previously testified before this committee recognizing the need for consolidation. and we applaud congress for requiring va to put forward a plan for consolidation. we also want to recognize senior leaders at va, who are still with us here today for acknowledging the need for consolidation and providing an approach and process that was inclusive, transparent and veteran centric. last year, the act was being implemented, it became apparent to our members that the new law was confusing and added to a series of previous plans. according to a recent survey, 43% of respondents stated the main reason for not utilizing choice was simply because they did not know how. while 28% of our members who utilized the program said their experience using choice was extremely negative. although necessary to address the scandal in phoenix, it quickly became an examp

. >> reporter: david roush is knockville's police chief. he said zaevion was caught in the cross-fire of rival gangs. one who shot at zaevion was brandon perry. a group of men shot at brandon perry's home and brandon perry went to retaliate and in football star. >> that's exactly correct. >> reporter: the chief said perry was shot and killed by a rival gang three hours later. classmates honored the sophomore who grew up in a high-crime area of knoxville and became the potential. rob black was his coach. a guy that, you know, worked harder than anybody, it seemed like, and a guy that made the right choices. and that gave him a chance, you know, to be successful. and he is a success story. >> reporter: as zaevion's family and football team prepare to bury him the day after christmas, knoxville police are still actively looking for three more gang members they say are suspects. s that's because police believe in total five dpaing members all fired randomly at zaevion and the teenagers around him. the three young girls who zaevion shielded were

. >> cameraman lee roush begins recording an interview with assistant fire chief jim mitchell. >> jimchell, j-i-m m-i-t-c-h-e-l-l. >> okay. assistant chief? >> assistant chief. >> have you guys been busy? has it been mostly calls like these? >> haven't been too bad today. yesterday was a different story. and last night, but today's been pretty uneventful. >> but it won't be uneventful for long. >> in this situation we had some ice on the line. the bigger problem was that snow and ice had collected on the limb. >> the firemen and news crew have no idea the tree limb above the power line is about to break. >> i was, you know, doing this shooting where you're looking through the viewfinder with your right eye and my left eye, i'm looking around, see what's going on. i see the tree branch move a little bit. i kind of looked over at it, and that's when everything let go. >> they're standing only a few feet away from live power lines charged with nearly 10,000 volts of electricity. >> the power lines. >> and i can remember the loud boom, the vibration in the ground and the heat on the back

the board will decide whether they should remove the jewish holidays of yom kippur and roush hashanah>>> it's a gift that all kids seem to want this holiday season but we'll show you the latest problem facing the maker of those popular hover boards. >>> a live look in southeast washington now where the sal valgs army is preparing to make the days of thousands of area kids gift giving in the days ahead even after burglars targetted the warehouse. >>> and taking a look right now, a problem in rockville that is still hanging around. still hanging around. we also have another issue on who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> right now we're seeing a soggy day ahead. this could have an impact on your drive to work dpelkding on where you live. eun yang is with "storm te

. >> bill roush runs the biggest cab company in los angeles. >> you want to ban the competition. >> we'rehe competition. what we would like is to be competing with companies that follow the rules. >> but the lift cars have to meet safety standards. >> whose safety standards? >> the state's. >> they're lensed as private vehicles. there's no safety standards there. this is the honor system. >> actually it's something better than the honor system. >> if i'm checking my app and this driver has been credit seated by his passengers, that's not the honor system. that's the world policing him. >> that's all after the fact. >> in washington, dc, bureaucrats got so upset with car sharing businesses they did sting operations. today, however, d.c. tolerates services like lift. they became too popular for regulators to strangle. there's no evidence that regulated cabs are safer. >> in new york, licensed cab driver jumped a curb, hit a woman and admitted, i shouldn't be driving. that doesn't cry out for less safety regulations, and it actually cries out for more vigorous enforcement of the safety regul

snowden has spent the last two years living in roush shah on asylum. in 2008 he leaked millions of documents to a uk paper. >>> a 9-year-old girl in weymouth is making a big gesture to children in need. giving them her own birthday gift. they posted her story and said she donated her gifts to toys for tots and this morning her story has gone viral. her mom said savana was brought up on a way that focuses on selfless acts. >>> we track traffic and weather every tense minute. northbound from the braintree split to columbia road. shiri. >> shiri: gwinnett will be increasing leading to a wind advisory. southeast mutts, winds sustained 15 to 25 gusting to 45 miles per hour. i have got the latest on those wind speeds and the warm-up ahead. >>> 6:40 this morning. it seems beauty pageants are dominating the. a twitter tlant got one of the >>> a wrestling match anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken count

roush? >> acting careman mohairman mor.n our 425,000 members and supporters, thank you for our opportunity to share our views. iava is proud to have previously testified before this committee recognizing the need for consolidation. and we applaud congress for requiring va to put forward a plan tor consolidation. we also want to recognize senior leaderes at va who are still with us here today for acknowledging the need for consolidation and providing an approach and process that was inclusive, transparent and veteran sen trick. last year, the act was being implemented, it became apparent that the new law was confusing and added to a series of previous plans. 43% of respondents stated the main reason for not utilizing choice was simply because they did not know how. while 28% of our members who utilized the program said their experience using choice was extremely negative. although necessary to address the scandal in phoenix, it quickly became an example of what was and what was not working for veterans, physicians and va emp

roush who had statistics about experiences with the choice program, access to care. let me ask all of you, you're all involved in helping your members helping veterans access care. what's been the experience with the choice act for each of you, each of your organizations' members? >> for the american legion, we've had experiences where veterans have had positive experiences as well as not so positive experiences. it all depends upon the type of relationship the v.a. has within the community, and with the health net. we're still getting calls where even from veterans where their claims have been turned over to collections. because they're not being processed and paid in a timely manner. when we get those issues and concerns, and we turn them over to our vso liaison and central office, and after they check into that, then we get an affirmative answer as to what was the breakdown, and an easy solution to fix it. but then the question then becomes how come we -- why did we get to that point? how come it wasn't appropriately addressed in the beginning? >> for our members,

bill roush, political director for iraq and afghanistan veterans. mr.elly, director of national services for veterans of foreign wars. >> and while you're taking your seats, i want to apologize that i have another commitment. i didn't realize that this hearing would last as long as it has. and so i may have to depart before you're done with your testimony, if that happens, i apologize and i'll leave the hearing in your hands, mr. chairman. >> you have no alternative. thank you, senator blumenthal. gentleman and ma'am, thank you for joining us. we'll begin. i can't see the nametag, but i think it's mr. butler. please proceed. >> thank you, acting chairman moran. ranking member blumenthal and members of the committee. the american legion believes in a strong, robust veterans healthcare system designed to treat those who have worn the uniform. however, in the best of circumstances, there are situations where the system cannot meet the needs of the veteran. and the veteran must seek care in the community. i am privileged to be here today and to speak on beh

. >>> meanwhile, it's been ten months since ready ray roush was found guilty of murdering chris kylerder has not stopped his wife taya from going back to the range and for a good cause this time. taya joins us now with heather nauert and both of you ladies were out there doing a nice job. >> yeah. we sure had a good time. we talked a lot about god, family and country. that was one of your husband's kind of governing principles. >> right. and for a lot of the military i think that's what it is. >> so that's really what helped you start the chris kyle foundation and you were doing so much amazing work for the families of our first responders and our veterans. we sat down, we were in texas and we talked a lot about that. a highlight for you was -- >> well for the foundation. we raised a lot of money. really the main purpose of the whole event was to raise awa awareness for tracking point technology which will save lives for first responders and military members but we also did raise money and the foundation is really centered around -- >> about $500,000? >> actually we raised more than