here's to you, scott. it was one hell of a ride. >> i would like to introduce hayward police department acting sergeant brian maloney. >> i got one running, adam 5-3 i'm with him. that's what it was like working with scott lunger. family and friends of scott, sara and ashton, jen, trevor and ethan, our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, first responders, community members and distinguished guests in attendance, thank you. my name is brian maloney. i worked with scott for 14 years, side by side, beat partners in the gang units and on the s.w.a.t. team. the past couple of days i put these words together, all while sitting next to scott's side, so he helped me write this. scott and i started the hayward police department a few months apart from each other in 2001. he came from the contra costa county sheriff and i was a lateral from the almeida county sheriff. scott breezed through the field training program. one of his ftos even said, "i was supposed to be teaching him but i found out i could actually

this sums up scott's life. the kind of man scott was. scott was a son. a father. a brother. they are beautiful in every sense of the word inside and out. the love and admiration they have for their dad speaks directly to scott's parenting. he was their world. he lived as an example to them just as he led as an example for the hayward police department every day. he led from the front. he worked hard every day. he mentored his men and women. he trained his men and women. he was ethical. he was driven. he was funny. he was stubborn. boy, was he stubborn. scott was absolutely wonderful. like all of us scott did not come by all of these great qualities naturally. he was the product of great parents, who raised him and guided him to become the man that he was. scott attended a communications course, and on the last day, students are asked to put together a presentation about a significant event that influenced their philosophy of life. i will never forget scott's story. it was that impactful. scott told the story of when he was a young boy and i don't recall exactly how old he wa

here's to you, scott. it was one hell of a ride. >>> i would like to introduce hayward police department acting sergeant brian maloney. >> boy 14 i've got one running. adam 35-3 i'm with them. that was what it was like working with scott lunger. family and friends of scott, sarah and ashton jen, trevor and ethan, our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, first responders community members and distinguished guests and attendants thank you. my name is brian maloney. i worked with scott for 14 years, side by side as beat partners, in the gang unit and on the s.w.a.t. team. the past couple of days i put these words together all while sitting next to scott's side so he helped me write this. scott and i started the hayward police department a few months apart from each other in 2001. he came from the contra costa county sheriff's. i was a lateral from the alameda county sheriff. scott one of his ftos even said i was supposed to be teaching him, but i found out i could actually learn a thing or two from him. h

scott: yeah. -lemonis: okay. -scott: awesome.s: so, what options are important for people that doesn't throw a wrench in the process? -matt: it's definitely paint. -scott: i have ideas about that. i think you go one flat finish, but it's a natural satin stain, 'cause then you're eliminating the cost of the laminate, you're eliminating an extra step when you're doing the baring edges. pat: what about, like, formica? scott: formica's cool. but then again, what is it? 100 bucks a sheet? one sheet covers one kit. your labor, the contact cement, the labor spinning it, drying it, doing the seam, doing the outside edge, filing the outside edge. i think natural's the way to go. what's the size of the bass drum gonna be? chris: it's a 20-inch bass drum. scott: 20-inch? if you offer a 20 and a 22, you have almost the same shipping costs, 'cause you're still getting one box, but then we're able to get another shell in there. [ drum pounding ] lemonis: scott's knowledge of innovation and creativity is second to none. and, quite frankly, i th

scott walker: all right. >> you have my vote. scott walker: thank you. i appreciate that very much. >> thank you. scott walker: you are sweet thanks for coming out. >> [indiscernible] scott walker: market access is what it is all about. thank you for your service. what branch? scott walker: air force. great. i will see later. [indiscernible] >> i'm on the city council, i appreciate you remembering the small towns in iowa. scott walker: i grew up in a very small town. >> it is very similar. thank you. thank you very much. good to meet you. scott walker: [laughter] you are sweet, thank you. tell because we're for it. good to see you guys. i come out and do our co-op. the whole bit. >> we appreciate you. scott walker: level the playing field, let the market drive. they're going to do good stuff. less to send to those folks overseas. >> they want you to be a honey badger. remember? scott walker: i know. i know. >> that was my daughter the guy in the picture. scott walker: i still hear from one of the guys in tucson, arizona now. >> you get that story out the

warning shot sergeant scott lunger. he died at the hospital. here is what the chief had to say about him. >> we lost a warrior today. you know? sergeant scott lunger was that it guy. when you look at that police officer that is a police officer, sound, that is a role model for young officers, tenured officers, he was that guy. i mean, he was fit, aware, he was experienced, he was smart. he was ethical. and he truly represented what we do every day in this line of work. >> reporter: immediately after he was shot his officer returned fire and the driver sped from the scene. he got away. his vehicle was dumped in oakland. the investigation and the truck led police to a home in oakland. the home of the gunman and his family. police say he was injured when his partner fired back. he is under guard at the hospital. injuries are not life threatening. the family has not been cooperative with the investigation. neighbors were in disbelief over what he is accused of doing. they describe him as a polite, friendly, hard working man

scott: not yet. lemonis: okay, so that -- that's -- my issue isn't putting money to chase the business. my issue is putting money in and not knowing what scott's gonna do with it. scott: i know you about want to shoot me right now. lemonis: [ chuckling ] i do kind of want to shoot you. i do, because i feel like it just never ends. you see, when i look at the $85,000, the question is should it go into a new machine for orders that don't exist, or should it go into new inventory, where i know i have a guaranteed return? scott's not willing to take the time to do the analysis. that's my issue. i think the concern that i have, scott -- and, you know, we've talked about this -- is that our original deal was for me to put $630,000 in the business. i'm now well over 1 million bucks. and every time that phone call comes, right, it's, "we got to get an order out. this is burning down. that's burning down." but i'm not sure where the end of the hole is. and so how much money do you think you need right now to

[laughter] senator scott: and it is also a very happy day. it is a happy day because as you know and you have been thinking about it, as your kids graduate, it is almost feels like a raise. and that brings a tear to your eye. now, let me speak to the graduates themselves. graduates please take just a moment to look around. look to your left, look to your right. here the voices screaming your name out there. >> [cheering] senator scott: all the people! [applause] senator scott: i don't think they hurt me. i don't think the hurt me. i said, all the people screaming your name out there today. >> [cheering] senator scott: that is what i thought i heard. i would be happy to -- i would be happy to. now, let me restore a little bit of order. i would be given more excited if i was sitting in the seat. but if our sitting in the seat getting ready to get my degree i would ask the speaker to do just a few things. give me a little piece of the puzzle and then go sit down and shut up. i knew it. so let me just get on and give you my three pieces to the li

in hayward, sergeant scott lunger pulled over a man for driving erratically. >> sergeant scott lunger got out of the car and approached the driver, the driver shot sergeant scott lunger without warning. >> reporter: a second officer at the scene returned fire. the truck raced away. the vehicle was dumped in oakland. sergeant scott lunger died from his injuries at the hospital. >> we lost a warrior today. you know? sergeant scott lunger was that it guy. whennia look at that -- when you look at that police officer that is sound, that is a role model for young officers, tenured officers. he was that guy. >> reporter: by 8:00 a.m. this morning police come to this home in oakland. it is the home of the gunman 21- year-old mark estrada. >> it was 20-30 police officers. >> reporter: an unusual scene for this neighborhood. >> going in now. >> reporter: officers broke down the front gate. no one was home. >> i heard the news. and then i came home and saw this and i started putting two and two together. >> reporter: neighborhood watch captain says there are problem houses on every block but thi

scott? >> scott: all right doug. we'll check back in soon. news at 4:00, we have people trying to save a man. kimberly: trapped under a free branch and he had been stuck there for a week. kevin lewis is live tonight and crews are trying to figure out how he managed to survive. kevin: absolutely! this is a remarkable story. someone walked down the street and they looked left, where the rescue vehicle is. 25 to 30 feet down the embankment the individual saw a man trapped under a tree. he was extremely dehydrated, had major cut to his leg. it turns out that that man was 66-year-old larry shaddy who has been missing for more than a week. he disappeared from his veterans home in the neighborhood last monday morning. police have been looking for him for a long time. he survived in the humid summer elements for more than a week. here now is his care-giver. >> if it had been too hot or raining all the time how does one survive that? in a ravine in a wooded area. it's amazing. the only answer that i can possibly come up is that he went back to his sur

but i thought today you very much got scott walker, the real scott walker. he's a friendly, affable, if a little bit sweaty guy, who has limited experience outside of wisconsin, who is selling a polarizing, domestic and foreign policy agenda. so there's some similarities. but at the same time, at his core, is he who he is. he's a little more polished than he used to be, and he's made fewer gaffes in the last two months or so. but he's still the same guy i've known for 22 years. >> you know, the reason i went through some of those gaffes that have happened on the campaign trail is not just for the absolute value of showing scott walker gaffes. i admit there is absolute value to that for any candidate. >> no, no, sure. >> it's in part just to say, you know, the eagle scout answer to why do you think you're prepared to be president or why aren't you intimidated by the prospect, was an unforced error that could not have been a friendlier audience. similarly, he volunteered the analogy between protesters at the wisconsin state capitol and the islamic state in ira

scott: all right. developing right now in the bill cosby sex scandal. walt disney world is removing a bronze statue of cosby from the hollywood studios theme park. this follows the revelation that cosby admitted to buying drugs with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. we also learned today two cable tv networks bounce tv and centric announced they are pulling reruns of "cosby." sitcom that ran from 1996-2000. the founder of the popular restaurant chain in the d.c. area say they have no plans to remove pictures of bill cosby placed inside their store. kimberly: chili bowl opened the newest location this morning and that is where we find sam ford. sam, are there pictures inside the new restaurant? sam: yes, there are. i don't know if we will see it but we have a shot in the story. the folks are line around the place here. they are here for the opening day for the fourth restaurant with much fanfare. if late chuck brown go-go band provided the music as the customers lined up dow

. . >>> scott paul lunger was born to paul and alice lunger on 13 march 1967 at st.spital. 8 pounds, 3 ounces, 20 inches, and as you heard from dad, big ears. they moved from tennyson road in hayward and bought a house with three bedrooms in dublin. scottie shared his bedroom with his older brothers, mike and todd. shelly got her own bedroom because she was the only girl. like you heard earlier from dad, before he could even walk, he scooted around everywhere so that's why dad called him scooter. between the ages of 5 and 10, scottie played baseball, basketball and football. that's stuff he did even into adulthood. got anything for us there, tony? they often went camping and fishing and that's something they also did for life. dad and the boys built a trailer by hand, specifically for camping. that trailer is now in idaho at shelly's place. scottie got his love of horses from his grandparents, tom and sally tate. they had a ranch on second street in the hayward hills and scottie roped and rode even into adulthood also. look at that hair! it's awesome. if you keep you

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=scott/tech= =box= thanks, scott. thanks, scott.fter net neutrality. of. >> maybe we don't lose the raiders after noul. >>> 911 is not working for thousands of people in the north bay. there is a problem with the system. the people with the prefix of 966 in the 707 area code are told to call 707- 25 - 20911. >>> a vote that could affect hundreds of thousands in the south bay. if they vote no, 911 operators may go on strike. union representatives teblt actively active active agreed to a deal. >>> an disputes over frozen embryos. ==take vo== according to the mercury news, married couple mimi lee and stephen findley decided to freeze lee's embryos back in 2010. their decision was made after lee was diagnosed with a cancer which was likely to leave her infertile. now, findley wants those embryos destroyed-- against lee's desire to preserve them. their divorce trial-- marks the first time a state court will address the issue directly. ==laura/cu== the search for a missing baby from shasta county is now in its 13th day. this morning, poli

scott walker. moments ago, walker made his presidential campaign the real thing. >> instead of the top-down government knows best approach you hear from so many, we need to build the economy from the ground up in a way that is new and fresh, organic and dynamic that says as long as you don't violate the health and safety of your neighbor, start your own career. live your own life. mark: our query, how did he do? al: pretty well. he played on the home court in venue and message. no one will confuse him with vince lombardi, but scott walker has to win the initial caucus. no one will have anything but praise for the speech from iowa. he touched the right notes and reached out. it was a solid performance. mark: i gave him a b plus. he put on offer what he is selling, is the scott walker message. remarkably, no teleprompter. he gave the speech word for word. that is a message he has been honing for months. he didn't address on national security and what it means to take his wisconsin record national. he

following his brother and father's example scott entered the trades to support his family.ud member of ivew local 595. dad made sure to refer to him as a wire man, not just an electrician. they refer to themselves as wire men. he was a journey men, a foreman, and a general foreman. he was a clam per, e clampist. scotty told me they had to join because they needed a designated driver. the lungers were a young growing family that often competed with each other. look at that family. scotty didn't give up on his dream of being a police officer. he was a reserve deputy for contra costa county for two years and did it for free. he worked mounted patrol and worked the streets in lafayette, a contract city. after two years of reserve scott was hired full time by the cocoa county sheriffs department. he attended alameda in dublin, member of class 109. [ applause ] he worked in the contra costa jail but was soon brain washed by mike's neighbors scott cooler and darren nishemoto and forced to come to hayward pd. in 2001 he became a hayward police officer. his badge number as police of

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thank you. >> we want scott. we want scott. we want scott. >> thank you. i love america. [ cheering ] you know as kids my brother david and i used to love to go over and visit one of our neighbors. mr. condin was a bit of a legend in our small town. he had served our country in world war i and world war ii. [ cheering and applause ] then like so many other veterans he came back and served his community. over the years we used to love to see him down at the concession stand at legion baseball. he would help out at the church and he was a leader of my boy scout troop. i can remember before memorial day he would organize me and all the other scouts as we would put flags on the graves of the fallen. [ cheering and applause ] it was impossible to be around mr. condin and not share his love for god and country. i think back years ago and his post helped me go to a program where i learned about state and local government. there was a program in washington, d.c. i met a veteran there by the name of bob turner. bob and all the veterans not only taught us about the

kron-4's scott rates tells us.that firefighters have been having a tough time. >> scott :the site is on and the battle raging to stop the this fast-moving brush fire before it burns homes >>:we have crews posted any structures that may be in danger >> scott :the fire has scorched some 7,000 a. on wednesday, fire attack the blaze was close to 1400 fire fighters 120 angers'--engines they have made progress but the treacherous terrain and dry conditions are not helping matters. >>:the drought is definitely having an impact on the fire because there's a lot of brush and very very dry. >> scott :while some have been able to go back into their homes, mandatory evacuation stay effective for many areas in the county including county creek area. chris lives nearby >>:cal fire is so fabulous helping me out psyching get to the places i need to be >> scott :cal fire will continue battling into the night and now all we can do is hope >>:we're very optimistic but now all we can do is have helped-- jope >> scott :last time we checked the fire was 15 percent contained, and we're hoping that number c

is scott walker in danger of having one?d: that was kind of presented by the reporter as a question. i basically said -- how he defined it and how i have seen what happened to sarah palin is that they went away for three weeks and then came back, which raised the question, ok we are going to test you and see what you've learned. the constant input of information is part of it. bigger part of what i've seen is along with that information, we've been out there talking to people, getting reactions, interacting. the one thing i did say in the interview is that -- one of the things that has impressed me is i've worked with problem solvers before. rudy, very much a problem solver. he always asks a question at the end, when we are talking about solutions, how is this going to make people's lives better. he has to go through that as much as he has to go through the information. mark: there is no front runner in new hampshire, maybe jeb bush, maybe not. is it plausible to have a strategy of doing so well in the early state you basica

hayward police sergeant scott lunger died last week in the line of duty. the procession starts at chapel of the chimes. janet o is in hayward. janet? >> a police motorcade will be escorting sergeant scott lunger from the chapel of chimes in hayward to oracle arena. so many are remembering him this morning. his death has been far reaching, even vice president biden share add few words regarding his death. family and friends and community members gathered at the chapel of chimes for the public viewing. the honor guard is positioned around the clock out of respect for sergeant scott lunger until the procession begins. sergeant scott lunger was a revered police officer who truly loved the work he did. law enforcement was the second career a switch he made as a former electrician he loved to help people. it showed. outside the hayward police station a growing trip out for a fallen hero remains. flowers and cards last out as a thank you for a man who gave up so much to protect the community he served. people will show their support for sergeant scott lunger this

jeb bush, scott walker and coe rubio are the ones to beat. an amazing speaker let's not forget his father is a minister, he grew up like this. he has been making speeches since he was in school. >> perhaps starting with scott walker talking about july 4th as being a holiday where we celebrate our independence from the government, that the not quite what 4th of july means but it works for conservatives right? >> it does work for conservatives. and saying rond reagan two ronald reagan two or three times that helps and when he says i will repeal obamacare that works. >> again, scott walker becomes the 15th prominent republican to enter the race. we'll have more on our news at 7:00. i'm david schuster. the news starts. >>> hello, everybody, this is al jazeera america. live from new york city i'm david shuster. ahead this hour leaders from greece and the european union have agreed on a debt deal but it has painful strings attached and now the prime minister has to convince his people to accept the deal. >>> el chopo has broken out of prison. >>> a

sergeant scott lunger leaves behind a wife and two daughters. police departments from cross the country will be represented here at his funeral. the baseball team will be here along with the game's varsity team where he was an assistant coach. the governor brown and congressman will be here, as well. when sergeant scott lunger was taken from the hospital to the coroner it was escorted by police from a few different departments with officers standing at attention. the whatever said the formality will continue today. >> scott really liked the ceremony in things. he liked it big. he liked it bold. that is how we intend to do it. >> there will be a procession starting in hayward from the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard at 8:45. the procession from hayward to the arena and the chief would like to see people line the route and show respect as the casket and body is brought here. the chief said that is how sergeant scott lunger would have liked it. >> many members of the public plan to attend this morning's service for sergeant scott lunger.

sergeant scott lunger was a 15 year veteran of the hayward police department. he was shot and killed yesterday morning after pulling over a car. the funeral for sergeant scott lunger is next thursday at a church in castro valley. ktvu's azenith smith is at the chapel of the chimes memorial park tonight where his killing is being felt by law enforcement across the bay area. everywhere. >> reporter: yeah. that was evident today. it was a touching sight. people were saluting or had their hands on their hearts and afterwards officers were seen hugging and comforting one another. >> reporter: it was a procession fit for a hero. a united front to honor and remember sergeant scott lunger who died paying the ultimate sacrifice. shot and killed during a traffic stop wednesday morning. >> he was a family guy. enjoyed life. enjoyed fishing. enjoyed his friends. >> reporter: her husband is a former police officer who was sergeant scott lunger's friend. she was among those who came to pay their respects as well as police departments near and far. >> that is the most difficu

scott walker has a calling card. he can say donald trump wants to be the tough guy and stand up for america, well i did it gop voters. i did it. i stood up to the unions and took them on and won not only once but twice and three times, i won. >> is the that his strategy, abby to say i'm the guy that's actually done it and done it as a chief executive? is that walker's strategy that would be hard for trump to answer? >> going up against trump thanks really is his only strategy because they are appealing for the same voters in iowa and so far, scott walker is doing well in iowa. donald trump is also doing well but they have similar messages against the government problem is donald trump says it in a way with passion and energy and says some things that folks on the far right think but don't necessarily always say and he's out there doing it. so i think that's his only strategy in that sense but look scott walker as the governor was saying has someone to speak to. he can say i'm a fighter and won three races in the past

>> good evening, scott. well i've got to say the verdict is not much of a surprise, but the speed of the verdict certainly is. this jury just started deliberating yesterday morning. they spent about 13 to 14 hours in the deliberations before reaching their verdict, and let's look at that verdict: guilty of murder in the first degree. what that means is the same jury goes right back to work now to deal with the penalty phase. will james holmes get life in prison or will he be put to death? there are family members who started gathering here like 90 minutes before the verdicts were read. in fact, they're inside right now because the verdicts are still being read for many of the cases. some of them wanted holmes to be punished. they will take some kind of comfort in this. interestingly enough, one of the jurors is a survivor of columbine, the massacre in 1999. he said he didn't really want to be in the jury, but he thought he could bring something to this case. scott, he was the one the jurors chose to be their

scott loved this job. this is a tragedy that this happened. >> police say linger was trying to stop a driver who was swerving erratically when the driver shot him. this happened at 3:14 this morning, a second officer on the scene returned fire but the driver drove off. this is the moment scott lunger was taken away by ambulance. police will not confirm how many times he was shot on where he was shot. he was transported to the medical center in castro valley where he was later pronounced dead. neighbors described hearing the exchange of gunfire early this morning. >> the shots were so rapid fire it was war-like. bam. bam. bam. bam. bam. bam. bam. about seven. >> terrible. it could have just been a ticket and he made it something even worse. police have a "person of interest" based on the vehicle registration of this white pickup truck found abandoned at an oakland intersection. there were at least five bullet hole on the driver side. the truck and plates match the christmas on the vehicle and sky 7 shows th

>> reporter: scott, here's what we know about the emerging deal. iran's nuclear program will be frozen for at least a decade. iran will cut its number of centrifuges from 19,000 down to around 6,000, and if iran complies, economic sanctions will be lifted. now, the final 100-page agreement has been held up by an argument over exactly when to peel back a ban on iran's ability to purchase and sell weapons, including missiles. and precisely how much access weapons inspectors will get to all suspect nuclear sites, including military facilities, is still under negotiation. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the talks for us tonight. thank you, margaret. tonight severe storms are tearing through parts of ohio, kentucky and west virginia. yesterday there were four tornadoes in minnesota. thousands lost power. bolt after bolt of lightning lit up the sky. eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric, what's next? >> well, scott, we've been watching the storms all day long, very early this morning. they rumbled through the chica

she wants to use the scott walker record in speeches as much as scott walker does. >> i think you'rebably right. look, scott walker is an incredibly divisive figure. and it is absolutely true as charlie says, that running a republican primary, if he emphasizes who he is and what he's done, that's going to get him traction. because he likes to talk about not just the issues, but taking on the left. that's a big theme of his. and similarly, for hillary clinton, she has to appeal to her party base being against scott walker's going to account for something. i do think there's an interesting element here, unspoken or not as discussed here. and that is that in this speech scott walker did his longest soliloquy on foreign policy. and he really positioned himself as a very hawkish candidate on foreign policy. were you hearing he'd like you to think it was a ronald reagan speech. it sounded a lot like a dick cheney speech. and that's a place where i do think the democrats are going to perhaps enjoy highlighting their differences with scott walker. >> charlie cook at this point scott walker i

scott walker announcing the same. would say it is the race of big donors, working people's rights to negotiate living wage and etc.. my father, a great political figure who waged many battles he has a keen eye. he knew scott brown was going to win in massachusetts. he is very astute. he thinks marco rubio will give hillary clinton a run for the money, excuse the expression. i am not so sure. on the money front, jeb bush is poised. on the other hand, a do a radio show every few weeks with rich lowry. and he says that the lack of enthusiasm for jeb bush is quite astonishing. host: anthony from new york is on the line. thank you for waiting. caller: hi, thank you for the opportunity. in light of the two callers before. you folks do a remarkable job deciphering all this information. it is like niagara falls of information, 365 days a year you are up at 7:00 in the morning. the at the producer's, moderators, and i'm very grateful for that. and whenever people call in with comments that are stupid or inconsiderate, i think

he's here and so is republican senator tim scott. to kevin corke at the white house, what america just agreed to. >> good day to you. always a pleasure to be here on the show. we're talking about years of diplomacy, my friend not to mention that marathon negotiating session that took us all the way up to the final hour and ultimately 150 plus page agreement that the white house says will keep iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon for at least a decade. as you know, this has been a long process that has been handled not just by the secretary of state and the secretary of energy but alsothal president's innercircle. the national security team hard at work along with the diplomat corp. they say they're going to have according to this deal more inspections and monitor the inflow t flow and out flow of materials that could be used for enrichment. the president is calling this deal ground breaking and historic. >> today's announcement marks one more chapter in this pursuit of a safer and more helpful more hopeful world. >> meanwhile secreta

the word warrior was used to describe sergeant scott lunger. he was a leader in the police department and a leader in his family as well. one of his daughters said i hope you and god are doing cool warrior type things up there. ken wayne walks us through the emotional ceremony today at oracle arena. >> reporter: led by an honor guard the casket carrying the body of sergeant scott lunger was escorted in. a man who guided them, a mentor who seemed to always be there. even now. >> i put these word together while sit next to scott's side. so we helped me write this. >> reporter: his father talked about how he grew into an electrician before deciding to become a cop. >> we talked about my concern for your safety a lot and you always said dad, don't worry, when it is your time to go you can't do a thing about it. it is in god's hands. >> reporter: his daughter spoke wearing her father's shirt. >> i think that my dad always knew something like this would always happen. i believe that if he had to go this is the only honorable way for it to happen. >>

three to five thousand." >> scott :during the summer, it's a weekly event. but this time, it'll double as a fundraising event for sergeant lunger's family. especially his two grown daughters. >> : "this gentleman participated and was very actively involved in our community, i.e. coach, lived in brentwood, kids went to school here. brentwood lost one of its own today." >> scott :a huey lewis tribute band will headline the event. it starts in front of city hall at seven o'clock in the evening. and, the mayor says everyone watching this is invited. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :our coverage of the memorial for hayward sgt. scott lunger. continues on kron 4 dot com. there you can see more pictures from today's memorial. as well as watch the emotional eulogies by his loved ones. the other major story tonight. 15-year old adrian gonzalez appearing in court in santa cruz. to face charges of sexually assaulting and strangling 8-year old madyson "maddy" middleton. he showed no emotion. and he did not enter a plea. kron 4's rob fladeboe report

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scott walker is a national disgrace.ve been going at him. >> they had a go at him at the state house and his mom's house, but he's headed to the white house. americans are tired of the special interest groups taking for themselves and hurting the taxpayer. when scott gets his message out there, you'll find it is a unifying message. it's a message of common sense for all parties, democrats, independents and respects. guys they're going to be dealing with a new guy, new policies, and reformed nature for the federal government. >> he's about to declare formally and officially. here we go. thank you very much for joining us. i'll be seeing you on the fox business network. it's called "varney and company." we start at 9:00 sharp. scott walker is a national disgrace that's a direct quote from richard trunker. "varney and company," we start 9:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. "the five" next. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera dana perino and eric bolling. this is "the five." scott walker is r

anyways, scott walker, he is making sense to me. he's about the best republican we've got so far that i've heard. and i've heard every one of them. and he's doing a good job in wisconsin and i think he could do it in washington. if everybody gets behind him. >> let's hear from washington next, back to the nation's capital democrats' line and caroline good evening. >> caller: good evening. how are you? >> fine, thanks. >> caller: i'm calling because i was actually raised republican. i grew up with a military family. and now my family owns and runs a joint small business started in virginia. and just looking at scott walker's abysmal business record in wisconsin, it would be really frightening to see him actually become the president of the united states. >> did you say really frightening or really exciting? >> caller: frightening. their records show that with him as governor of wisconsin that business start ups were abysal. there are several articles featuring that. and coming from a family that owns and runs its own business, it's r