they have -- sabrina are right. you have health centers that can use this money for things like cancer, not abortions. >> so according to steve, john tammany, the situation is pretty simple. they violated the rules they were supposed to operate by. >> even if they didn't violate the rules, they should defund it because government should have no opinion or another about abortion. planned parenthood wouldn't disappear if it were defunded. it would still be a vibrant private organization. that's the point. those who support planned parenthood should not want the federal government funding it simply because it discredits it in the eyes of voters. this should be private. >> i don't know whether it would survive if the federal government. federal government funding, by the way, $528 million last year. $540 million the year before. >> it would be an interesting test. let barbara boxer go out and fundraise for something she believes in. i think the majority of americans find and a growing majority find absolutely disgusting

hey, bob you're at sabrina's. >> hey, gang, good morning to you.to you live from callowhill, molly and eve all the way in from saint louis. take a look at the jammo that's on the counter here. whew. sabrina's live from callowhill. when we come right back. >> ♪ test. test. test. >> this is our back studio. that cat has been walking around there, he's a cool cat, man, but here is the thing that happened over the weekends. our beautiful plants here, the i am patience, half of them have been destroyed. now, i need to know from people who are working garden centers, greenhouses, et cetera, what happened? it looks as though somebody sat on them or an animal sat on them, or ate them from the center youth. -- out. i don't think it is just wilting. because on the other half of the planter they're fine. >> look at that. >> what got to it? a giant rabbit? an alien? i don't know. >> maybe we should put ahead end camera therefore the other flowers? >> maybe that cat has who has been sitting up there, i swear, three, four weeks. >>> okay, let's get to the bottom

joining steve today is michael, elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina shafer, john tammany. here's what the donald says specifically about the flat tax. play the tape. >> the problem with a flat tax is it's sort of the same. i actually believe that people as they make more and more money can pay a higher percentage. >> what do you think is he going to do? >> dwoent know yet. he may be meeting with some of us to discuss ideas. we'll see what happens. i hope he goes for a pure flat tax. he is the master of the art of the deal. you go for purity, and then you negotiate when you get elect and have to deal with congress. at the beginning keep the old code, that's just going to be a breeding ground like a swamp for more complexity. we tried this in 1986 when we ended up with the beast we have today. go for simplicity. >> wouldn't simplicity be a good thing? >> if our tax code was simple and dealing with congress was simple, sure, that would be a great option. one thing he has proposed is increasing tariffs. he thinks increasing tariffs on imports into this country we will be able

melissa: sabrina? >> christie if he is talking about entitlements only. >> jessica. >> i am still going bush, because ron took kasich, he is not that exciting but we could get democrats and independence. melissa: thank you we appreciate it. david: democrat likes bush, so during a debate night, what was democratic frontrunner hillary clinton doing? taking selfies with the kardashians, ed henry has been talking with clinton campaign, from hillary to trump, the very first question trump had to answer, would you run as a third party candidate, he said yes. >> he left the door open. david: if he would do that, a lot of people say that would be giving the election to hillary, that leads to conspiracy theories that there is a trump-clinton deal. >> a phone call with bill clinton and donald trump in may that was just reported. david: what do you think of that. >> i know both of them a little bit, former president and don ton, they love golf, they love to talk. and they are both sort of wheelers and dealers. da

. >> sabrina, what did you make of what the president said? >> it's concerning. they are not stand alone instances. one of the reasons words do matter is this is an understanding, even though we are not fighting a specific state, we are fighting movement that is global in nature. it is unified by a belief system. i think when we talk about them as murderers, we are acting as if it's a random killing in nebraska and florida. it's not what's happening here. this is a unified way of thinking and we have to get inside their head if we are going to defeat them. >> the statement you aired about the president is a copout and doesn't explain why he wouldn't supply the kurds with arms. this is a president that is totally disengaged from what's going on over there. he is not going to get engaged from now until the time he leaves office. >> rich, what do you think? >> if he suddenly began calling them islamic terrorists, does it mean anything? president obama uses words as tools, not a serious thing. a red line in the sand in syria, on the health care plan. it wouldn't caus

sabrina register joins us with more. and sabrina, you're in shalen, washington, and my understanding is that these days, it's virtually a ghost town. >> reporter: it is, tony. you know, you walk around town and you do see some people, but those are really the long-time residents here, and this is a very popular vacation town. certainly in the month of june, july and august and the tour resists have stayed away. there are massive wildfires not just burning here, but all over the state, several of them, including on one to close to the town of chelan. this is a supply company, and you can see a tree here, a chard remain here, and if you look over, it's just the shell of this lumber company. you may be thinking lumber, of course it caught fire, but the owner tells me that all of lumber was inside at the time and that's why the fire really surprised him. >> our building was all metal with metal siding, and all of the lumber was inside, and we thought, oh, we're the titanic, we're not going down. >> reporter: and he was able

sabrina register has more from washington. >> we are in north central washington at a fire camp, roughly firefighters who are staying here are working fires throughout the state. they are still massive fires throughout the state of washington, including the oaknaga check fire, which is the largest fire in state history. two tents and a camper is home for the parker family and others right now. they have been camping since they fled their north central washington house a week ago. >> we left. we was there for roughly four hours. and evacuated. >> when flames from the complex fire showed no signs of slowing. >> in the town about 30 miles away evacuated residents like sandty found some comfort sharing stories with other displaced families in the parking lot of a home improvement store. these tables are stocked with food, and supplies from this store, as well as community donations. >> they have made us feel so welcome. and secure. they have cared for us, they are feeding us. >> but it may be a while before they are allowed to see whether they have a home to return to. more than 1200 firefig

. >> reporter: police say gonzalez 17-year-old sabrina rhodes of philadelphia and philip hernandez of medford, new jersey crashed into a tree on sandmeyer lane in bustleton. ment -- the driver 20-year-old christopher bloomfield survived. his friends do not believe he was racing another car. >> they were going to be something. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of ever 8 children and heading into other senior year at george washington high school. >> i've been in a car like that hundreds of times when i was a kid and i'm here with my family. it ain't right. i don't understand it. >> as you look at the memorial there's another passenger to tell you about whose in critical condition at thomas jefferson university hospital. as for the driver bloomfield police say he walked away from the crash. as you can imagine the police investigation is continuing to determine if speed or drag racing was a factor. in bustleton, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a 10-year-old boy is in the hospital this morning after being shot outside a community pool in delaware county. police already have the

is in the that state, sabrina. >> because of really gutsy conditions in the next 24 to 48 hours two towns in central washington are going to be evacuated. winthrop and twist. winthrop is a very, very big not in population but a big tourist town so this is really going to take another toll just like it has on chelan. wildfire has destroyed this business here and many others. many are in harm's way. the good news, help is on the way. more than 2600 firefighters are already on the front lines in washington state. two squads from joint base lewis mcchord will join the firefight. >> this is the second time that the active duty personnel have helped in fire suppression. >> reporter: fire managers say there are several even larger fires burning in the state. in central washington residents like dave real pick up mask to help combat the smoke from the erik nearby fires. he worries more about wind than poor air quality. >> there was supposed to be another storm coming like last week, that could start up contend, that is very concerning. >> causing flames to jump a river and destroying a buil

. >> gonzalez and sabrina roads of philadelphia and phillipea fernandez died after this acura ran intoree in the bustleton section. police are looking into whether drag racing may have been involved. the driver 20-year-old christopher bloomfield of philadelphia survived his friend doesn't believe he was racing another car. >> not them. i believe it was an accident. >> i'm sure they were all going in the right direction man they were going to be something. >> sabrina roedz was one of eight children and headed to senior year george washington hospital. she can't make sense ever the macety that claimed her life. >> i've been in a car hundreds of times when a kid i'm here with my family it ain't right. i don't understand it. >>reporter: and back out here live as the home orial grows people still mill around here remembering the three young people who lost their lives wednesday night and another passenger abagden artonaf is in critical condition and bloom critical condition and bloomfield walked away from the crash. they're still investigating to determine whether speed and potentially drag

. >> reporter: sabrina corgatelli and her boyfriend speaking to us while on safari in south africa. the idaho huntress not backing down despite fierce backlash after posting these photos on online, saying "i got an amazing old giraffe. i couldn't be any happier." >> so many people are calling me a poacher because they don't even think it's legal to hunt giraffe. >> reporter: sabrina says the hunts she's on are legal, and that is often the case. but tonight, zimbabwe authorities now accuse a second american of illegally killing a lion, pennsylvania dr. jan seski seen on a hunting website proudly posing with a head hippo. big game hunting is big sport for americans u.s. citizens one conservationist group says americans import 64 percent of all lion trophies. that's any part of the animal the hunter keeps. but now, airlines, like delta and emirates, are making it tougher to bring those trophies home. she tells us her hunt in south africa is not only legal but she calls it 100% ethical. >> all right, thank you. >>> nearly two weeks after a gunman opened fire in a screens of if the train

sabrina has more on this. sabrina?> reporter: tony, you talk to people around here, and they will tell you, this is the worst wildfire they have ever experienced, and they have been through quite a few of them. we did get confirmation that the fire affecting this area is now the largest wildfire on record. in just the last few hours, overnight it grew by 12,000 acres. it's now more than 250,000 acres. 200 homes have been destroyed, but 12,000 are still in jeopardy, and that's not counting the outbuildings and other structures still in danger. and thousands have been evacuated. there's no welcome mat, but this campsite with two tents and a camper is home for the parker family and others right now. they have been camping since they fled their north central washington house a week ago. >> we left to tanasc ut, we was there for roughly four hours and evaluated all of the area. >> reporter: when flames showed no signs of slowing. >> we watched trees erupt and literally explode into huge columns of flames, like a roman candl

by the way, that was sabrina trying to chime in with the last word.sabrina, she didn't get the last word here, but she will on forbes on fox, you can watch atomorrow morning 11:00 a.m. eastern time, that's on our sister network fox news channel. lori. >> and still to come, bush introduced the latest member of the presidential family. the story behind her unique name. you don't want to miss it technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? : with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to

. >> exciting for sabrina but hard on mom. >> i cry every time i think about it. i made it through today so far. >> just a few blocks away, benjamin is also from southern california returns for his sophomore year. >> i know what it is like to be a student. this 19-year-old says he now has more confidence. >> i can see more fun and some where accemaed. >> it is a challenge finding a new place to live in this housing market. $3000 for a two bedrooms and bath apartment that he shares with a roommate. >> we were looking nearly months now and we had nothing. >> back at the dorm, sabrina will be walking around campus to familiarize herself and get comfortable in her new home. >> my mom is ruining my life and constantly reminding me what i need to do. >> on monday, uc berkeley will welcome students with a special ceremony and classes begin on wednesday. >> it is here already. amber, thank you. >>> another beach in santa barbara county is a mess tonight. oil kept washing up on summer land beach. tar balls covering the sand and causing a strong odor. it is not clear where

afterka expected more >>> sabrina, many are surprised, nearly every financial metric shows that presidentush did more for the continent of africa than president obama. so did bush do more? >> if you are looking at numbers, he did create a lot of investment in africa that paid large dividends. that is one of the initiatives under the administration that doesn't get a lot of attention, and i will say when president obama came in, he inherited domestic crises that we see played out throughout the tenure, there's much for him to deal with, i don't think you could compare. >> he created the crisis. >> he created them, and we see the onlying struggle against i.s.i.s., and all the conflict. it redirected the focus to the middle east. the foreign policy of the administration, and domestically what the president dealt with, and a crisis, one after the other to keep the government open, and pass routine spending bills - it created more tension and a lot, i think, more challenge for his administration to allocate the time it would want to africa. >> is sabrina spinning. >> i think president bush dis

sabrina, i must start with you. according to a quinnipiac poll 37% of republican women say they would never vote for mr. trump. and that was before this debate. did trump help himself with women last night? . >> carol, i thought the whole thing was such a spectacle. and it was so disgusting. he was a baf foonfoon up there. it was ridiculous. some of the unique challenges women place in the workplace with health care. not one of them stepped up to talk about minimum wage or paid mandates. this is the cornerstone on the republican agenda and no one jumped on it. it was a lost opportunity for the gop. >> robert i'll go to you next. you're a trump supporter. when trump admitted he called rosie o'donnell fat and a slob the audience went wild. they cheered. can you explain that for us? >> sabrina, the latest poll has donald trump leading amongst women. but i thought it was a great debate last night. all the candidates were really really good. but it should have been called the fox let's try to ambush donald trump show. it

. >> reporter: gone saps and sabrina rhodes anne philip hernandez died after the car crashed into a tree. the 20-year-old christopher bloomfield of philadelphia survived. his friends do not believe they were racing another car. >> i believe it was an accident. >> i'm sure they were just going in the right direction. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of 8 children and heading into other senior year at george washington high school. her uncle said she can't believe the mistake that claimed his niece's life. >> beyond -- i don't understand it. >> reporter: there's another person to tell you about, he is in critical condition in the jefferson university hospital. bloomfield walk away from the crash. the police investigation is determining whether speed or drag racing was a factor. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a 10-year-old boy is hospitalized after he is shot outside a community pool in delaware county. police have a suspect in custody. a 17-year-old is accused of shooting the boy twice in the stomach yesterday afternoon. it happened near the pool at veteran's memorial park. >>

the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> this morning, a 17-year-oldcritically injured in a hit and run crash has been upgraded to stable. the teen was crossing westminster street in west philadelphia around 1:30 yesterday morning when a gold buick lesabre hit him and took off. about an hour later officers stopped a similar vehicle, a vehicle matching that description reckless driving. that's when they spotted the car's heavy windshield damage and determined this was the car involved in the hit and run. the driver was arrested for driving under the influence. more charmings could be pending. >>> family mem

sabrina is in ohmac, washington tonight.abrina. >> reporter: john, we're in the parking lot of a home improvement store in northwest central washington, and if you can see behind me, there are campers back there, tables are set up as well as chairs and coolers stocked with food. some people here have been here a week. they have been forced from their homes because of the fire as you mentioned, the largest fire now in state history. it's more than 25,000 acres, just 12,000 acres overnight in the last few hours, so it's really growing rapidly. 12,000 houses still remain in jeopardy. the residents we spoke with today, those who have been evacuated, they say they simply wait and worry. there's no welcome mat, but this lake side park campsite is home for the parker family and others right now. they have been camping since they fled their north central washington house a week ago. >> we left. we was there for roughly four hours and evacuated all of the town. >> reporter: when flames from the fire showed no signs of slowing. >> we

. >> reporter: 17-year-old sabrina rose was a kid on the cusp of her future. the family says this vigil was heartbreaking. >> a great kid. she has everything ahead of her and she was going in the right direction. >> reporter: his grandfather today urged everybody to use this tragedy as a lesson for others. >> this is not the first and won't be the last. the family is still out here. they have been here for three hours. they have put together an online fund-raiser. >>> a gathering in philadelphia for viewing of frances he was in car when witnesses say an suv crashed into him and did not stop. police found the suv and know who it's registered to but continue to investigate who is behind the wheel. today was day five of or heat wave. tomorrow could be day six. >> the forecast high as we get into tomorrow is right at 90 degrees. a few more isolated showers in the poconos. as we head into tomorrow we'll get rid of the shower activity. we'll see plenty of sunshine. it will be warm and mild start to the morning by 7:00 a.m. i amtraking ingtracking the return of the h

. >> reporter: 17-year-old sabrina rhodes and philip hard nens -- hernandez died after the car crashed into a tree. police are looking into whether drag racing was involved. their friends do not believe they were racing another car. >> i'm sure they were going in the right direction. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of 8 children and heading into her senior year at george washington high school. her uncle said he can't make sense of the mistake that claimed his niece's life. >> i've been in a car like that hundreds of times when i was a kid and i'm here with my family. i don't understand it. >> another passenger is in critical condition at thomas jefferson university hospital. as for the driver, bloomfield, police say he walked away from the crash. as you can imagine the police investigation is continuing to determine whether speed or potentially drag racing was a factor. in bustleton, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a 10-year-old boy is hospitalized this morning after he was shot outside a community pool in delaware county. police already have the suspect in custody. a 17-

the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. >> great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> this morning parents in the city of chester are outraged after 10-year-old boy was shot at a community swimming pool. a 17-year-old was running after three young boys yesterday afternoon, chasing them, and opening fire near the memorial park and pool. the 10-year-old was grazed in the stomach and is now in stable condition. several chester city workers helped police catch the teen shooter. authorities have now charged him as an adult. >>> there are new clues this morning about what may have led to the plane crash last year that killed philadelphia inquirer co-own

>>reporter: sabrina says the hunt she's on are legal that is often the case. tonight zimbabwe authorities now accuse second american of illegally killing a lions. pennsylvania dr. killing a lions. pennsylvania dr. young seen on hunting web site proudly pose with a slain hippo. as the minnesota dentist accused of illegally killing cecil remains in hidingth big game hunting is big sport for americans. one conservationist group says americans import 64 percent of all lions trophies that's any part of the animal the hunter keeps. this is abc news new york. >> the man accused of killing a police officer in memphis is in federal custody tonight after an intensive 2 day man hunt. ex convict will burn surrendered to federal authorities this afternoon. 29-year-old is accused of shooting officer shawn bolt on saturday night while he was trying to stop the drug deal. he was marine veteran who serve add tour in iraq. he had previously been sentenced to continue years in prison for bank robbery. >> politic now and the race for the white house. big question tonight will vic

the family members sabrina rhoads tell us the circumstances are heartbreaking. >> she had everything going for her. she was going in the right direction. >> investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. the community also gathered yesterday in philadelphia to honor the life of a man who was killed during a hit and run crash last weekend. francis arroyo was in a car with his brother when an suv crashed into them and did not stop. arroyo leaves behind a pregnant fiance and two sons. police found the suv and know who it belongs to but are still investigating who was behind the wheel. >>> parentses in the city of chester are outraged after a 10-year-old was shot at a city swimming pool. a 17-year-old was running after three young boys yesterday afternoon, chasing them, and opening fire near the memorial park and pool. the 10-year-old was grazed in the stomach and is now in stable condition. park employees helped catch the teen sh

let's bring in our roundtable, jason johnson, sabrina siddiqui, howard fineman.oward, she is getting tougher, she's calling out these people. this is no longer ignoring the republicans, she's hitting them. why? >> for several reasons. first of all, she cares about the women's issues. she's running more openly on women's issues this time. but as you've said, it's easier to get into the flow of a story than to start one yourself. all the attention's on the republicans. she's getting in the mix on that. she's rather talk about jeb bush than bernie sanders who is creeping up on her in iowa and new hampshire. she's rather pick a fight on the republican side than be drawn into mentioning her actual rival at this point. >> is that true? she doesn't want to talk about bernie who is on her tail, within the margin of error. can she keep knocking jeb? >> i think at some point, you'll see her taking more digs at bernie sanders and other democratic rivals. right now, she's still struggling with progressives who view her skeptically. but this is something that the obama campai

sabrina, are fire-dehli making progress? >> they are making some progress. the winds are light, what they will be dealing with in a few hours is low humidity, and that makes everything challenging for fire-dehli. i want to mention as you said, i'm in north central washington, and we are having roughly 400 firefighters. the okanagan firefighter, more than 250,000 acres burnt. many communities are in jeopardy. 12,000 hotels -- homes have been destroyed, and others are in jeopardy. there are thousands of evacuated residents. >> there's no welcome mat, but this tent is home for the parker family, they've been camping since fleeing their house a week ago. >> we left. we were in for four hours. when flames showed no signs of flowing. it's like a roman candle. the parkers are hard by alone. 30 miles away, the residents spent comfort sending stories. the tables are stocked with food and supplying from this store and community donations. they have been absolutely phenom nam. they have made us feel so welcome and secure. they have character, feeding us. it will be a w

sabrina is here tonight. it's unusual to see the military called in to help. >> it is, and it's been a decade since that had happ. we learnt that 200 military personal soldiers - that's a military installation about three hours were here, will join the firefighting effort. some will come here, and some will go to other states joining firefighters. >> that is on top of the firefighters battling blazes. >> the massive mobilization includes an aerial assault. smog jugglers and planes in oregon tackling dangerous planes. in california fire are punishing. resources are stretched thin nationwide as 30,000 firefighters bottle blazes. soldiers have been called in to help from washington state. for some, it's too late. what some were homes, are nothing more than ash and rub. >> this woman joined hundreds of neighbours making the difficult decision to leave. >> i didn't take family pictures for anything like that. >> reporter: it's not just homes that are gone, here, this is the home of washington state billion dollar

. >> reporter: sabrina corgatelli and her boyfriend speaking to us while on safari in south africa.daho huntress not backing down despite fierce backlash after posting these photos online, saying, "i got an amazing old giraffe. i couldn't be any happier." >> so many people are calling me a poacher because they don't even think it's legal to hunt giraffe. >> reporter: sabrina says the hunts she's on are legal, and that is often the case. but zimbabwe authorities now accuse a second american of illegally killing a lion. pennsylvania doctor jan seski seen on a hunting website proudly posing with a slain hippo as the minnesota dentist accused of illegally killing cecil remains in hiding. big game hunting is big sport for americans. one conservationist group says americans import 64% of all lion trophies. that's any part of the animal the hunter keeps. but now, airlines, like delta and emirates, are making it tougher to bring those trophies home. as for corgatelli, she says her hunt in south africa is not only legal, she calls it 100% ethical. cecile vega, abc news, new york. >> this is

they may have more fires so deal with, covers more than 400 square miles, a sabrina register reports state officials are asking for more help. >> an historic first request in washington for volunteers to fight fires burning across the state. robert rusk returned to its home town, compelled to help. connected to the community and the people here. i feel responsibility to go what i can. >> an astonishing 5,000 people from near and far emailed. marching through the doors, asking what they could do. >> it was a hummable experience to go through, and see all the people offering up they aring they could. they can come on up. it was great. >> 50 volunteers have been helping fire crews since sunday. many of them farmers, special heavy equipment, unable to work now because of the fires. firefighters are grateful for reinforcements. >> there's not a lot of rer enforcement for the fires. >> 12 major fires ranging for washington. one fire is the largest history. the western u.s. is in the midst of a challenging fire season. the u.s. is looking to other countries for help. >> the battery-packed f

sabrina register, al jazeera, omak, washington. >>> volcano erupted in reunion in the indian ocean andava from the volcano since monday evening. people don't live nearby which is fortunate but the area is popular with hikers. it's one of the world's most active volcanos and this is the fourth eruption this year. let's get the weather now with rob. talk us through the typhoon which has left japan. >> finally and taken two days to go up the string of islands and down the sea of japan. let's have a look at the satellite picture, this time yesterday we were just watching it having gone through okinawa and did damage with the amount of rain and left 300 millimeters but wind was strong and it was a category three typhoon by this time. and then, and you can see it behind me, the eye of the storm shows it tracking right up the train and a typhoon all the way and hit as a category two typhoon and downgrade since then and then it's gone. now that means it's quite active at time it got here and the winds were quite strong, the rain was quite significant, easily 300 millimeters and of course peopl

sabrina shot a giraffe, zebra, warthog and impala. >> reporter: they say the comments they are receiving on instagram would make your blood run cold. give me a sense of the kind of comments that you have received? >> horrible. >> horrible. >> i want to chop you up in pieces. who says that? they tell me i amount heartless one. >> there upset at us for hunting an animal. yet they hope that we all die. it is shocking to me that they claim to be, you know, have a heart and compassion for life. >> reporter: a lot of rational people sympathize with the hunted not the hunters. >> murderers! terrorist! >> reporter: the question now is that anger justified or misplaced? this weekend a new york city landmark lit up in honor of cecil. the empire state building transformed into a towering projection screen. the skyscraper with threatened and endangered species for the first time since king kong. among them zimbabwe's most famous lion. ty toys has come out with a cecil the lion beanie baby, proceed to benefit livon conservation. delta air lines will no longer, transport, lion, elephant, buffalo, ryeh

two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and kill. twenty year old philippe hernandez, also died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez's grandfather, a deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night, including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but, for now under this tree. >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, it is difficult. >> there was a fifth person in that car, a young 17 year old man, also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering. and then police continue to search for the driver of a second vehicle, they say they saw on surveillance video they hope tonight view the occupant of that vehicle as well. reporting from bustleton steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police have 17 year old boy in custody who they say sho

two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and killed, 20 year old philippe hernandez also died at the scene. driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez zest grandfather deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but for now under this tree? >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, just it is difficult. >> there was a fifth person in that car a young 17 year old man, also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering, and police continue to search for the driver of second vehicle they say they saw on surveillance video. they hope to interview the occupants that far vehicle, as women. reporting tonight from bustleton, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police have 17 year old boy in custody who they say shot a ten year old boy

sabrina, i think it was your posting about killing the angry. a giraffe sunday a predator, it's a plant-eater. and you wrote, quote, my emotion after getting him was a feeling i will never forget. why did you put it just that way? >> because it's not just -- to animal. it's the hunt, it's -- there is a lot of personal things that happened in my life recently that has added to that, and i won't get into that or disclose those feelings. but when you -- when you hunt an animal, it's not -- everybody just thinks we're cold-hearted killers. and it's not that. it's -- there is a -- how do i want to describe it? >> there is a connection. >> there is a connection with the animal. and just because we hunt them doesn't mean we don't have a respect for them. but giraffes are very dangerous animals. they could hurt you seriously very quickly. >> sabrina, there has been a lot of backlash on social media. you posted the photos seemingly taunting people with what you guys are doing in south africa. somebody posted your job, the name of the president of the org

sabrina register has more now from washington state. >> there's no welcome mat, be uh this camp site with two kents and a campser home for the parker family and others right now. they have been camping since they fled their north central washington house a week ago. >> we left we was there for roughly four hours. and the evacuated all of tenaskat. >> the flames showed no signs of slowing. >> it is like a roman candle, on a scale of 1 to 10, this would be a 15. >> the parkers are hardly alone. in the town about 30 miles away, evacuated residents like sandy, found some comfort sharing stories with other displaced families in the parking lot of a home improvement store. these tables are stocked with five and supplies from this store, as well as community donations. >> they have been phenomenal. they have made us feel so welcome. and secure. they have cared for us, they are feeding us. >> but it may be a while before they are allowed to see whether they have a home to return to. more than 1200 firefighters are working what is now washington state largest wild fire on record. more than 40

the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. >> great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash earlier this week. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> today in philadelphia you can step back in time at the national constitution center where they are hosting colonial field days. you can try your hand at colonial games, dress up in 18th century fashions and enlist in the continental army. >>> also happening today, big day. eagles fan also welcome another football season. players will hold their first training camp practice in than an hour from now. it was a very busy off season to say the least. some big names have moved on. others have moved in. one big unanswered question what will they do abo