and music from shawn mendes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, believe it or not, here is jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. welcome to our crowd [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a terrific show here for you tonight. we hope, you never know. but -- gwyneth paltrow is here tonight to detoxify us. and to support "stand up to cancer," a special airing on tv networks, including abc, it is a big sumulcast. as you know, cancer research desperately needs funding because none of them came up with the idea to dump a bucket of ice water over your head. and tonight, very interesting, he got his start on "vine" and would sing popular versions on vine, he became so popular he got a record deal. his first single debuted at number one on itunes, he is 16 years Ñiold. so maybe vine has a purpose after all. you know how it works, you shoot a video maximum six and a half seconds long. which made recording his new album a little bit tricky. >> yo

hank silverberg continues our team coverage. >> shawn, he was a free spirit. he just had the most life and wherever he would go i just thought everyone should know, he would draw a smile on everyone's faces. >> reporter: it is a sad day here in olney for many teenagers and students at sherwood high where 15-year-old shawn gangloff attended class. >> i'm very upset to be honest. shawn was the type of kid that you'd see in the hallways or anywhere else, at events and your face would light up. he'd brighten your day. >> reporter: as the rain moved in here tonight in olney, some of shawn's classmates came here to the oakdale methodist church. we were not allowed into the regular sunday night service for high schoolers at the church but were told many students came in with sherwood high jackets to protect against the rain. back in the neighborhood where the crash occurred some parents were worried about the impact on their own teen-agers. >> i made my kids get up, pulled them out of bed. the road was taped out. i made them look at it. i knew my son probably knew th

ned popeck showed me what he left for schaub today. >> he always made you laugh when you were -- shawn today. >> he always made you laugh when you were down. >> he was an all around really, really great kid. >> reporter: abby palmer is a childhood friend who said shawn's death has left her thinking differently. >> when you see someone leave intoxicated, you need to speak up and i don't think enough people did that. >> reporter: the three teens involved were at a party before the crash. regardless of what happened that night, only community members tell us they're dealing with a life that ended too short with even those that didn't know the victim stopping by to pay respectings today. >> shawn's mom, she was my teacher. it's just, you know, shaken the whole community up. >> reporter: the sherwood high school principal also wrote in an e-mail today this is such a difficult time for the students involved in the accident, their families, our students and staff and the community. we are heartbroken. the principal also said they're working to provide those grieving classmates with help when

that's why shawn is here, that's why we're here today. we need to reach beyond government to include religious leaders and faith communities, entrepreneurs, civil society group, all working together to invest in a future that embraces tolerance and understanding and, yes, even love. our faiths are linked in the fight for pluralism. we know beyond any doubt the places where people are free to develop an idea and to debate different ideas, those societies are the most successful not occasionally, but always. it's not just a lack of jobs and opportunity that give extremists the opening that their recruitment strategies need to exploit. they are just as content to see corruption and resource exploitation fill the vacuum so they can come in and prey on the frustration and anger of those young period of time who were denied real opportunity. make no mistake. when you go back and study the major faith traditions, there's one thing thistha really does -- thing that does leap out at you. i was privileged to speak at an interfaith at yale universit

. >> shawn: let's do it. >> max: all right. [ cellphone chimes ] >> shawn: hold on. >> max: what's up>> shawn: damn. word from our plant. morgan is up there. >> max: i thought ava and morgan were on the outs. >> shawn: no. he's in there now, okay? we can't make a move with him up there. >> max: so, what are we gonna do -- you want to call it off? >> shawn: no. no. we may never get a better shot at getting ava. we'll sit tight and wait for our opening. once we get word...morgan is clear...we make our move. >> max: all right. >> all quiet? >> fritz: not a peep. >> ava: now that you know there's nothing between me and your father -- no affection, certainly no future... can you imagine one for me and you? >> morgan: ava, i -- >> ava: it's -- it's okay. you don't have to say it. >> morgan: i just -- i don't think there's any going back for us. >> ava: that's...fair. >> morgan: okay? but -- but there may be a way to go forward for me and the baby. >> ava: do you think so? >> morgan: i'm still figuring it out, but i-i've had some time, so i've been thinking, you know, what good is it gonna d

spotey also came to the where the crash happened that took 15-year-old shawn gangloff 's life. kids, is one of those never caught him mad. not once at anything. >> friends say they had just seen him when school started last week. his death is hitting them hard. go back andd to have that empty seat. >> officials say he was in the backseat of a chrysler that crashed early saturday morning. the driver austin hall and passenger maxwell dechter also suffered serious injuries. police say hall lost control and a curve and was ejected when he hit a tree. it then took out a light pole and finally stopped hundreds of feet away. they are investigating its speed and alcohol were involved. teenager to as a make the right decision. you make mistakes. again, you get a sense of how angloffthought of g was in this county. weeks before they have all the test results they need to officially determine what led up to this accident. that is a tough loss just one week after class has started. news around the region, a disturbing discovery in a popeye's restaurant. the manager found an employee dead i

up first, shawn and mike.hawn and mike, their relgtship has always been about dreaming. -- >> relationship has always been about dreaming. >> we daydream. it's a funny thing. shawn introduced it to me. when the lottery gets really big, you start dreaming. the odds of winning not so great but it's the 15 minutes of dreaming that makes it worth it. >> reporter: they dreamt about what the one would be like. >> you always do. >> reporter: they met while running literally. they were each looking for a running partner. >> you spend so much time talking when you're running. it just really -- all you can do is talk. so sharing life stories, sharing everything. >> reporter: dreaming of a time when they could make it official. >> i didn't think i would ever be able to be married. so seeing the world change and being a part of that and watching it happen in our generation and our time, it's just kind of opened up a world i didn't think we'd ever get. >> reporter: when that happened mike proposed. the idea to enter the co

. >> sure enough the lost wallet belonged to a fellow named shawn buckner. >> shawn buckner was a close friend of pat cone. the prosecutor's star witness. the letter and buckner's lost wallet called cone's testimony into question. >> that letter talks about pat's doubts. pat kind of hoped shawn buckner and his fiance about his doubts to the point where they wrote each other a letter about it. >> richardson flew to louisiana where buckner was training in the air force when he got there buckner closed the door on his face. >> he didn't want to get involved. >> shawn buckner didn't know whether to betray his friend or help free someone who may be wrongly accused of triple murder. it was a tough one. shawn buckner had no reason to help tim hennis. >> richardson came home empty handed, hoping buckner would eventually change his mind. the retrial of timothy hennis began on february 27th, 1989. almost four years after the brutal murders of gary eastburn's wife and daughters. >> the state went into a replay of trial one. meanwhile the defense had an entirely different case. >> this time hennis

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a year i draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but g

shawn was in the back seat of aquarist -- shawn gangloff. shawn was in the back see the of a chrysler convertible. police are waiting for the driver's toxicology report but say the three teenagers were at a party just before that crash. >> you see someone leaving and they're intoxicated, you need to stay something and speak up and i don't think enough people did that. >> the principal of sherwood high school sent out this e- mail today. "this is such a difficult time for the students involved in the accident, their families, staff and the community. we are heartbroken." >>> a second floor outdoor deck collapsed during a party tonight at an apartment complex in towson, maryland, injured college students. a machine who was pinned underneath was rush -- a man who was pinned underneath was rushed to the hospital in serious condio when it came dow >>> jennifer lawrence, rihanna and kate upton, what do mere mortals like you and me have in common with these a listers (more than you might think after these celebs got hacked in nude photos leaked onl

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hernandez the mother of awe shawn. i just wanted you to read i all about a mothers wish. child is the most precious gift especially, when a child has been placed on a list of gift children like my son an exceptional young man that faced many of lives hurdles the minute of his passing i thought any god there will be month more he needed help. i immediately set out things in motion by asking the administrator to help me set up a memoriam foundation he was full of district a young man, i felt his motion mission was incomplete who am i to judge he was an atheist he once i said when i go i want to for you to release those off a ship by putting my acres into the ocean he said mom you're the best. that's what i would have done for my son in i had the means. his scholarship will aba charity of the treasurer and winery for the scholarship memoriam in his name >> if i can be referred. >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar >> thank you. i just have one item a significant effort in the bayview hunters point neighborhood it connects up a number of different communities learning

that's the difference. >> shawn what would republican control of the senate look like?> el wiwell, republican contro the senate would look like this -- right now, we only control one-half of congress. we've put over 300 bills on reid's desk. things like regulatory reform. all of those things will start to move forward. weem get people back to work. two years of more democrat control is going to look like more dysfunction, more reid stop things, more obamacare, more things they did when they controlled all branches of got which is what people are -- >> -- an all-time low -- >> since my time's limited, a new question. there's a new story in politico, griping about the leadership of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. does she intend to serve as chair through 2016? >> she's the chair of the dnc through 2016. we've got a great relationship with the white house. she's going to be appearing on stage tomorrow with vice president biden, president obama -- >> you read the article -- >> is there no fact to that article? >> look, washington -- you got all sorts of articles that co

tonight i come here tonight for my sisters and brothers you may not know but my nephew right away shawn williams was murdered 3 weeks ago tonight it is still a serious issue in the district before we could talk about i think first of all, we need to start off and provide our children with a safe environmentalist our children cannot learn if they don't feel safe okay so i don't know if you know or not but i come here doughnut e tonight because i fear for my 0 noise and envelopes there were two suspects only one was coming out u caught they know what schools my noise and envelopes go i want to make sure that the school district it aware of it this tragedy can happen again to anyone many parent or child okay it's really scary knowing they know where that the kids go to school at so i want to ask you to make sure that our children are safe i come before you today, the dismay that my sister went to her school and asked for help don't fail us and the mural of the suspect is still at the school it's a combatant reminder to our children of wasn't happened and can happen i ask you to take it ser

that teenager is 15-year-old shawn gangloff who police say was ejected from the back seat of a vehicle when he and two other teens lost control of their vehicle near hines road and macduff avenue early saturday. doctors pronounced gangloff dead at the hospital yesterday. today as officers await the driver's toxicology report, the makeshift memorial grows with fellow classmates, teammates and parents still in shock. >> it can be any of our kids that we could be going through this right now. so our hearts and our prayers and thoughts just go out to all the families. >> it was just all around really, really -- he was just all around a really, really great kid. he'll be missed really a lot. >> reporter: throughout the day really several different people stopped by to pay respects here. tomorrow when students return so school, fellow students will wear their sherwood high school colors and uniforms to remember shawn gangloff. in olney stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> shawn gangloff played lacrosse for the sherwood high school warriors. they are preparing to have counselors tomorrow. >>> right n

i'm shawn johnson of the 2008 u.s. gymnastics team. i'm here with our friends from "veggie tales" to say... all: be a player. get up and play an hour a day. besides gymnastics, how do you stay in great shape, shawn? i love to dance and rollerblade. cool. cool. you don't have to be an olympian to be a player. just do the things you already love to do, like jump rope, ride a bike, or even play freeze tag. now, that's something to flip for. well done. for fun ways to get healthy, visit www.smallstep.gov. the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. shake up something new to love at mcdonald's. >>> let's get traffic and weather together, vittoria, good morning. >> good morning everyone. still a very nice ride, great way to start your day heading out to head to work this morning or making plans to head to school. look at i-95 right around philadelphia international airport. pretty wide open if you are commuting in the northbound direction. earlier construction zone

. >> good evening shawn burk good evening, commissioners just a couple of quick notes will ongoing issues with establishments all the names you've heard before one is macy's on polk street going on for about a month initial complaint across on alley a situation i thought had sort of resolved after a couple of visits to macy's involving a meter after this complaint it came back from a extended vacation the noise continued i advised the repositioning of a couple of speakers and buffers and overall reduction in base and volume and went out the following weekend for a sound tested it was apparent things decreased we did a test open the resident home and went back at 11 o'clock at night and released the problem p had deceased so malibu the 3395 mission is a plays during the night we've kept an eye on we did an extensive sound prove after putting restrictions on their permit it's helped quite a bit we've heard from the neighbors that the noise used to be coming from inside the club is no longer a problem but noise generated from patrons outside the club they're on our list to keep a closer eye

fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >>> good morning, everyone. more countries are stepping up, but critics say two key nations, turkey and qatar, have done far from enough. >> translator: it is against this group that france mobilized and was called to help by iraqi authorities. also, the air operations, because there are no ground troops, these operations will continue as long as necessary. >> there are now 62 countries in this coalition, as varied as albania and dora as well as israel and moldova. but the variety of their contributis range from already launching attacks in iraq and syria to promises of humanitarian aid. britain, belgium, denmark are the latest to offer the milligram military, but have yet to launch in the air strikes. so far, the u.s., france, saudi arabia, jordan and bahrain have done that. the united arab emirates took their mission led by their famous fighter pilot. but qatar, which has supported and funded islamic radicals is backing -- is not backing the operation directly. and, of course, turkey, which is facing that immi

and i met with shawn. and i really liked the character of wendy. i thought she was funny.nd i thought her story was very sweet and heartbreaking and not a story that i felt like-- i had not seen that story before. >> rose: what is her story. >> well, whenee's story is that she met the love of her life across the street, a guy, and she has the high school sweetheart. and then some thing bad happened when they were young and in love, that made him not quite a guy that she could really marry. he has like a brain injury. and he's still really handsome and ville very sweet but he can't really function. and at some point in her past she had to make the painful and pragmatic decision to move on. and so she's coming home. and she's married a much more outwardly successful guy, businessman, handsome guy. but she's constantly haunted by the fact that she maybe didn't do the right thing or also that the man that she really truly loved was taken from her in a way. >> rose: and your character. >> brother of, previously mentioned story line. >> it seems like -- >> my guy is, he walks in

them encountered shawn brown. he had a handgun. it's not clear if there was a firefighter.n autopsy is scheduled tried tohó jump a turnstyle. he jumped on an eastbound train and jumped over a westbound train before dropping to the platform. he continued to run until the police trapped him in an exit and took him into custody. >> it's criminal. he could have got hurt or hurt someone else. i never saw anything like this before. >> the teenager face as long list of charges tonight. >>> they remembered a young life caught too short by murder. and dann cuellar is live live ae art institute of philadelphia. dann. >>reporter:it was a standing room only crowd at the art institute to honor the member of laura. it was clear that the pain of her loss was shared by many at the institute. [♪ singing ] it was >>> tuesday night the big story on "action news" tonight is the surveillance video that has shaken the world of professional football and brought domestic violence in the forefront of the conversation. ray rice was punching his then fianceÉ janay palmer in the face. roger goodale re

fox news senior correspondent, eric shawn, on that angle.ood morning. >> good morning, maria and good morning, everyone. >>> it was founded in 1949 to face the soviet threat. now nato finds itself again confronting an ominous and aggressive russia and a new enemy, the radical jihadist islamic terrorists of isis. from its headquarters in brussels, the now 28-member north atlantic treaty organization has a long history of protecting western interests. its missions evolving after the fall of the soviet union and the end of the cold war. in 1999, the nato forces waged a successful 78 bombing campaign of kosovo. in 2003, nato troops were dispatched to afghanistan as part of the international fight against the taliban after 9/11. while striking isis we're told with u.s. forces on the ground, the heavy lifting, as always, will come from us. american taxpayers pay more than two-thirds or 67% of nato's $9 billion-plus budget, kicking in $618 billion. that's 12 times more than britain. ten times more than france and germany. the smallest contributor,

. >> i'm eric shawn. as we follow these vital developments from the white house, we're also watching now a somber and meaningful event right here in new york city occurring on manhattan's upper east side where dozens of celebrities, fans and family are gathering for the private funeral celebrating the life and brilliant career of legendary comedian joan rivers. the temple emanuel is where the service is on going n. a few moments. we will also remember her later in this hour. >>> in washington, the sunday shows bringing back a familiar political rivalry has both president obama and mitt romney hit the airwaves giving duelling interviewing, tackling hot button issues from the growing isis threat to ukraine as well as immigration reform. leeland vitt terse is live with more. >> we saw a slightly more reflective president obama and certainly the president's tone has changed a little bit about isis from when he called them the jv team a couple months ago. still he stopped short of sounding the alarm bells too

, not going to be in tonight, robert griffin, iii, obviously not there, but shawn lavelle is pretty big because he's an offensive guard, not the sexiest position, but he's a physical player and without him we're going to get a chance tonight to look at them. it will be interesting to see how the young buck steps in at that guard position. keep an eye on that. like you say, eli manning and his offense starting to find a groove finally. >> reporter: they won last weekend, this new west coast offense they're trying to learn, those three guys will be key. orakpo said it hurts. it might be more difficult, but he can still get the job done with that cast on his hand. >> reporter: the guy is a warrior, but he's got to get to the quarterback, kerrigan as well. 10 sacks two weeks ago, none last week, got to do better than that. >> reporter: especially tonight, both teams coming in 1- 2. the loser does not want to be looking up from the basement and the redskins looking to snap a seven-game losing streak against nfc east rivals. so even though it's week four, it's a big statement game. >> reporte

. >>> still to come tonight on "action news" the eagles getting ready to face dehe shawn jackson and redskins. jeff is up next with the preview for tomorrow's game. >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports and tomorrow's eagles game have a major sub plot. >> a small one. tea shawn jackson says he is not coming home to be buddy/buddy, sometime between now and tomorrow's 1:00 o'clock kick off redskins coach jay gruden says he will talk specifically with former eagles star desean jackson about controlling his emotions when he takes that field begins the eagles tomorrow. jackson and redskins arriving in philadelphia late this afternoon despite his shoulder injury, jackson is expect to go tomorrow, as far as the eagles they are expect to play better to start games. even though they are two-o. eagles have been out scored 51-six in the first half. so what is the issue to start these games. >> well, i don't know. i really don't know. i have been wondering that myself. there are small details, we are not executing. even from my plays, i got, really, just i don't know fit is just waking up, and

. >> i gave you that 30 minutes back, and i gave you some air power, would ambassador stevens and shawn smith be alive today? >> yes, to me, without the delay they would still be alive. >> my gut is yes. >> you in on that? >> i much strongly believe if we would have left immediately they'd still be alive today. >> with me now, shawn smith's mother, pat smith, good evening, pat. >> hi, judge. >> this has to be so hard for you to watch. but what is your reaction to the first-hand account from the men that tried to save your son that night saying they believe that had they been allowed to go when they first wanted to they might have saved him and ambassador stevens but instead were told to stand down? >> that's correct. that's what they said. >> do you believe them? >> them, yes. i absolutely believe them. who else am i supposed to believe in the people who didn't tell me anything like the state department when i kept begging them to tell me what happened? they wouldn't tell me. so now i get the information that i've been waiting for, i needed. i've got to finish processing this so i can g

a man named shawn carter is coming up next. >> i was just warming it up. a friend of the crowd with 65,000 people in central park. ahead is jay-z. >> would you say that the crowd is more excited about us up there? >> it looks like he's excited for the guy that's about to come out. ♪ ♪ jackson tennessee ♪ ♪ down in jackson tennessee ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ ♪ ♪ start spreading the news ♪ i'm leaving today ♪ i want to be a part of it new york new york ♪ ♪ i'm longing to stray ♪ right through the very heart of it new york, new york ♪ ♪ i want to wake up in a city that doesn't sleep ♪ ♪ when i'm king of the hilltop of the heap ♪ ♪ if i can make it there i'll make it everywhere ♪ ♪ it's up to you new york new york ♪ [cheers and applause ] ♪ right next to de niro but i'll be hood forever ♪ ♪ right there up on broadway pull me back to that mcdonald's ♪ ♪ took it up to my stash spot ♪ down a street driving on the west side ♪ ♪ new york concrete jungle where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ there's nothing you can't do ♪ in new york these streets will make you

and, surprise, shawn parnell, that is not who you expected to be running against. governor ship is seen as an independent democratic pick-up. nebraska is a really, really red state. everybody thought, like in alaska, his lieutenant governor would step up and everybody would replace him. he announced way back in 2011 that he would be running in 2014 to replace the governor when he stepped down this year. but, then, the omaha news he recalled put in a freedom of information act request for lieutenant governor's state-owned cell phone. the lieutenant gov northerly refused to comment on this subject. again, the gov noer's name is henaeman. so it e thanks, nebraska. and this week, lieutenant governor heideman also resigned after another kind of doe mesic dispute. and, in his case, it was a doe mesic dispute involving police. not to put too fine a point on it, but it stems from a violent conversation between the lieutenant governor who is now with their brother laney instead of lavon and less. and it all happened at the home of their mother, lola. this dispute between th

. >> shawn mc greg or found stacey through the "action news" facebook page and then he turned the raw video into something truly wonderful for free. >> i get excited every time i watch it. ♪ >> that's your song. >> yes. >> ♪ >> creativity i was amazed. >> he made me believe there were still good people out there out of nowhere. >> our sincere thanks to shawn and all the other editors to help. healedit videos. you can reach him open my facebook payment and on 6abc.com i posted extended clip of mendez's finished wedding video. if you need my help with a problem i would love to help you, go to 6abc.com/troubleshooters and e-mail me troubleshooter troubleshooters@6abc.com. nydia han, "channel 6 action news." >> if you need help nydia han is a good resource you. >> know what i'll do for you. >> what. >> edit the forecast. get rid of the rain and replace it with sunshine. house that. >> not a bad deal. >> not a bad deal. summer sunshine at that. >> double scan live around the region we're clearing out not only the clouds but even some of those gusty winds out of the north. so if are you out

the hospital after the convertible they were driving crashed into a tree this weekend. 15-year-old shawn gangloff of anally was thrown from the back seat of the car on saturday. he died. two other teens were trapped in the front and are still in the hospital. police are still trying to figure out what happened here. >>> classmates at sherwood high school who are mourning the loss of shaun gangloff gathered at an olney church last night to remember him and to pray for the survivors. >> shawn cute, free spirited. he had the most life. everywhere he would go, he would draw a smile on everyone's faces. >> the makeshift memorial continues to grow on hines road at the site of the accident. >>> right after the break, u.s. prisoners call on the government to bring them home. >> plus, you can bet hollywood celebrities are deleting in pictures right now after hundreds of nude photos were leaked online. who's been >>> welcome back. three americans are being held in north korea and they are speaking out now about their conditions. a cnn reporter was able to meet with them at a hotel, including kenne

i'm shawn johnson of the 2008 u.s. gymnastics team. i'm here with our friends from "veggie tales" to say... all: be a player. get up and play an hour a day. besides gymnastics, how do you stay in great shape, shawn? i love to dance and rollerblade. cool. cool. you don't have to be an olympian to be a player. just do the things you already love to do, like jump rope, ride a bike, or even play freeze tag. now, that's something to flip for. well done. for fun ways to get healthy, visit www.smallstep.gov. >>> a live look right now at bucks county's garden of reflection, it is just one of the places observing anniversary of the september 11th, 2001 attacks on america. other observances will take place at the white house, lower manhattan, pentagon and in western pennsylvania where flight 93 went down that day. >>> president obama has authorized air strikes in syria for the first time and more air strikes in iraq. president is also sending more non-combat troops to iraq to assist iraqi forces battling islamic state militant. >>> former fbi di

i'm shawn johnson of the 2008 u.s. gymnastics team. i'm here with our friends from "veggie tales" to say... all: be a player. get up and play an hour a day. besides gymnastics, how do you stay in great shape, shawn? i love to dance and rollerblade. cool. cool. you don't have to be an olympian to be a player. just do the things you already love to do, like jump rope, ride a bike, or even play freeze tag. now, that's something to flip for. well done. for fun ways to get healthy, visit www.smallstep.gov. >> acme as parent company says there has been data breach at some stores in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. the company also has cents had a data breach over the summer, so if you shop there, check your credit cards statements. >> the centers for disease control is expected to start testing whether a four year old who died over the weekends in mercer county had the enterovirus. preschooler attended yardville end miri school. >> auction for today's revel casino. it closed earlier this month after filing for bankruptcy twice. an inv

>> i strongly believe if we'd have left immediately they'd still be alive today. >> with me now shawn smith's mother pat smith. good evening, pat. >> hi, judge. >> pat, this has to be so hard for you to watch. but what is your reaction to the first-hand account by the men that tried to save your son that night, saying they believe that had they been allowed to go when they first wanted to they might have saved him and stevens but instead were told to stand down? >> that's correct. that's what they said. >> do you believe that? >> them? yes. i absolutely believe them. who else am i supposed to believe? the people that didn't tell me anything like the state department? i kept begging them to tell me what happened. they wouldn't tell me. so now i get the information that i've been waiting for, i've needed. i've got to finish processing this so i can go on with my life. right now my son is dead, and three other guys are dead. and i just think of them as my sons. and my sons are all dead now and they were abandoned and just left to die there. >> how does it make you feel when you hear thes

he will face incumbent democrat chris coons n race for state simmer, ken simpler, he will face shawn barn any november. for more results from the delaware primary go to cbs philly to the come. >>> alarming new information in the healthwatch about teenagers and marijuana use. australian research are found teens who smoke marijuana every day are more than 60 percent less likely to finish high school. they are also seven times more likely to attempt suicide and eight times more likely to use illegal drugs. that study followed 3700 teenagers until they were 30 years old. >>> also on the healthwatch researchers in france and canada warned longterm use of pills for anxiety and sleep problems could be link to alzheimer's disease. their study examine 9,000 patients, and it found that those who took the pills three months or longer had a greater risk of always highamer. they found the risk uncreased with longer drug use and more powerful pills. >>> dallas cowboys owner jerry jones goes on offensive after ago accused of sexual assault. he calls recently filed lawsuit a money grab. twenty-seven