this is shirley feeney.yours. >> nice to meet you. >> when laverne and shirley made a guest appearance. the cameraman said look at the two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- >> tuesday night's death spot, death to any program that goes against happy days or laverne and shirley. "lavergne&shirley" >> one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the top number one show this season, laverne and shirley. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same slapstick and physical comedy. >> never thought about its importance except that it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do-do. >> they didn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> once. >> laverne and shirley, happy days. he said i like it. but what's missing? spacemen. because we were getting into space. so that's when i created -- a space man. >> wait a minute, who are you? >> i am mork from ork. >> the wr

shirley: there has never been this much police and violence. on friday morning, two men targeted the small quiet town. the suspects rammed a car into gas contagions outside a gas factory, treating an explosion. neighbors who heard the noise said they imagined anything but a terror attack. >> we heard a big explosion. the windows shook. i thought one of the factories had exploded by accident. >> i thought someone was trying off fireworks. bastille day is almost here. this loud noises odd. ii-- is odd. shirley: police arrested the suspect and they discovered the body of a man who had been decapitated. according to a source close to the investigation, the victim was a 50-year-old boss of the suspect. the two were supposed to deliver mature to the gas company when the suspect killed his boss. the victim's head covered with inscriptions in arabic found in the factory fence. police arrested the main suspect, and his wife. >> the identity of the criminal is still being investigated. but it appears his name is yasin saadi. he was in our files in 2006.

this is shirley feeney. she is yours. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when laverne and shirley made a guest appearance. the cameraman said look at the two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that goes between ab c's "happy days" or "laverne & shirley." >> laverne & shirley was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the top number one show this season, laverne and shirley. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> never thought about its importance except that it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >> once. >> everybody knew what they were talking the about. >> "laverne & shirley" and "happy days." he said i like

shirley, thanks for sitting down with us. i found this very interesting. some countries require you to have your passport valid three to six months beyond your return date. >> that's right. and if you don't have a passport that meets those requirements, will you not be allowed to board your airplane because they don't want to take you there and you have not be able to get entry into the country. the dollar is stronger so there's going to be a lot of international travel and you have to make sure you have correct documents and your children do. if you sit down and lieu at your passport and you think oh, my god i'm leaving in two months and it expires in four, you better get yourself to the state department. fortunately they do have the ability to expedite passports for you so you can get your passport but we have all the information. people need to check it before you start to pack that bag. do all of this stuff in preparation when you're buying your ticket. >> shirley, great information as always. mush appreciated. thanks for stopping by. we have more on o

but i think about people like shirley franklin and jim clyburn, they taught me it was about public service. he was a true servant. he loved to serve his constituents and the lord. this is a very difficult day. we really miss him. we remember those two girls, two children excuse me who are going into father's day without their father. and that's heartbreaking and. >> nine people had their lives lost yesterday. what does it mean to you or how important is it to you in this city that you think the suspect is now in custody. i don't want to tell people -- i think there is satisfaction that they have a suspect in custody. >> this entire state has come together. i listened to nikki haley and we trust me haven't agreed on

shirley is just feet away from a protective mother bear.into the dumpster, she sees myrtle coming in. >> she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> there was only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. my husband calls himself a getaway driver. >> they beat a retreat as myrtle moves in. >> she was bigger than i thought she would be up close. i did want things to move a bit quicker. though i was still up close when the first baby came up to the top and i could have cried. they're just adorable. they're beautiful. i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpster. and drop to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom and they all trot away for the moment. >> and they keep doing this every year repeatedly. we get into the same situation. so i think their hunger definitely overwhelms their possibility of getting stuck. >> when a friend posts the home video online, it quickly goes viral. >> i videoed it just for the sake of sharing it with family and friends. i had no idea i would get so much

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shirley has cerebral palsy and is bedridden his mother tried to put out the fire with a hose.geant earns the and sergeant derek voss. cherokee county sheriffs office arrived first. >> i had to duck doing inside the house. there was lot of smoke inside. >> sergeant voss and myself were able to pick miss shirley up and get her outside the house. >> they're both my heroes. like i told you without ya'll i wouldn't have a familiar daal. >> this family grateful for these two men. >> how does it feel torque you know, be called a hero twice in one night? >> you know, it's just this is what we do. this is what we love to do. >> reporter: in holly springs jacqueline schultz, fox news. >>> utah man on the run from police is in custody after he's found hiding in a chicken coop. police were looking for 32-year-old justin anderson. office knocked on the door of a home where they thought anderson might be and that's when he ran out the back door according to police jumped the fence using a trampoline. meanwhile a homeowner who went to check on his chickens that were acting up stumbled upon a

. >> mohammed earns this shirley's express convenience score on new york's long island.e a big bullet in his line of work -- getting robbed -- until now. it's just past midnight and mohammed is finishing up some paperwork before locking up for the night. >> my head is down on my paperwork and a guy come quick and say give me the money. >> the robber tosses the phone and waves a baseball bat threatening mohammed. >> he said hurry up, give me the money. >> one wrong move could have deadly consequences. convenience store murders are near the top of the list of workplace slayings in the u.s. every year. and now the phone is across the room so he can't call the cops. but the clerk has been siding something from the robber with the menacing bat. he's got a weapon of his own, a big gun under the counter. what would you do in this situation? would you fight back? break out the gun? or just give the man threatening you with a weapon what he wants. >> i had to decide myself. i can't call somebody to ask what am i going to do now. >> mohammed makes some choices this robber never se

. >> osgood: pat boone had been appreciative listener of shirley jones in the 1957 movie "april love"th the legend. >> you've been called square all your live life. does it bug you? >> it's me. i wrote a song once, are there any more squares out there folks that believe in the golden rule help me prove. any more squares out l. i am a square okay. there are a lot of squares think like i do. >> you're proudly square. >> i'm proudly square. four square. >> here is what being square can do for you pat boone turned 81 this month. seems like all those years of clean living have kept him looking like the golden boy he once was with the name everyone knew. >> pat boone! ♪ >> for most of the 1950s, pat boone was it. a clean cut milk drinking icon from gleaming white teeth to trademark white shoes. look back, it could be argued that in the '50s you were bigger than elvis. >> uh-huh. well briefly, i was. when elvis hit he was my opening act the first time we met. >> in 19 5 dj bill randall signed them both for a show in cleveland. boon met elvis back stage and was not impressed. >> i said, bill,

shows you, god, shirley is not . >> what is unique today is that individuals can carve out, scope out their own personnel type of extremism without having to accept the extremism of a clan. >> detectives are looking for answers about the killer's mind-set when he took the lives of nine people, and whether he's associated with hate groups in person or online. for now, the community is focused on grieving and remembering the lives of so many innocent victims. >>> "america tonight"s lori jane gliha here. have investigators been able to find links to any groups? >> there's a lot more to learn about the guy now that they have him in custody, the southern poverty law center indicated that the digging has not connected him to any specific group. that said, he certainly had clear symbols of white supremacy sown on to the jacket. it's not things you randomly have on your clothing. >> how would he know to be involved if he wasn't group. >> it's easy, if you type online, social media, type in area nation, or something like that, or a racist term, thousands of websites come on. you can buy things

. >> reporter: shirley says the he she lives next to the sex offender.can be rehabilitated. >> reporter: in 2012 he was granted release and is currently housed at a state hospital. we told you about him back in march . and now the people that live in the streets are planned to kick about-out. >> : we hired going to go out tonight and get signatures and return a petition because real one here. >> reporter: we did have a petition has over 707 signatures. >> reporter: this is dangerous according to the local police. gulf >> : we are discouraging this and we are bring awareness. >> reporter: there were several shark sightings at the beach. a sharp was spotted about 20 ft. offshore. the letter spotted about 15. lifeguards' kept close watch on thursday. the beach is not closed. the kids swim at their own risk. >> pam: several terror attacks took place around the world today. all connected to islamic extremists. one in was in tunisia -- where attackers gunned down vacationers at a popular beach. it happened in a resort area along the mediterranean. close to 40-

shirley bell said she made a promise to her dying son, brian moses. would have been his 30th birthday, she is still working to fulfill that promise. news4's darcy spencer has her story. >> reporter: they're playing basketball at the laurel armory. but this game is not about who wins or who loses. it is about keeping alive a memory. a memory of keeping alive a memory of a man stabbed to death ten years ago. >> this case is probably considered a cold case, but to me i want to keep it hot. i want to keep it warm and out there. >> reporter: shirley bell is brian's mom. she organized the basketball game as a way to honor her son on what would have been his 30th birthday. he loved the game. >> i look at the calendar, yes, it's ten years. for me it's like it just happened. >> reporter: bell remembers when the police arrived at her home telling her her 20-year-old son had been stabbed. >> it was one stab wound from what i understand. and it punctured his lungs and his heart. >> reporter: brian lived for three weeks an when the doctor told bell her son wouldn'

i want to keep it out there. >> reporter: shirley bell is brian's mom. she organized the basketball game as a way to honor her son on what would have been his 30th birthday. he loved the game. >> i look at the calendar yes. it's ten years but for me, it's like it just happened. >> reporter: bell remembers when the police arrived at her home telling her her 20-year-old son had been stabbed. >> it was one stab wound from what i understand. and it punctured his lung and his heart. >> reporter: brian lived for three weeks and when the doctor told bell her son wouldn't make it through the night, she made him a promise. >> i said to him, basically on his dying bed, that, you know i will find out who did this to you and bring him to justice and that's something that haunts me every day, that i have not been able to get that closure. >> reporter: so every year she does something to remember brian. and she is still working to fulfill that promise she made to him a decade ago. >> and that was darcy spencer reporting. now bell believes that her son knew his killer.

your last test the excitement of your last big red freak out night, and the last witnessing of the shirley ann jackson weather machine. [laughter] [applause] as a naval officer i thought it appropriate that i start this speech and share with you a see story. in my service, the sea story is an important exchange of wisdom. it is told amongst fellow sailors and shipmates, generally in a small place with a beverage of choice and generally reaches , great origins of mythology over the lifetime of an individual. this sea story is true because it is not mine. this story was given to me by captain guinevere polly, the woman whose leadership award is named after her. i met her when i was a young lieutenant commander. that began a relationship of mentor protege. she was an iconic leader. she was born in 1911 and came into the navy in world war ii. with the start of the war, our nation needed the strengths and talents of everyone. the navy started the

i asked you out. >> and of course who could forget her as shirley in "laverne & shirley." >> it was a. >> i hope you did your homework though. i hope you weren't just sitting in front of the tv watching. >> you were hi homework. a whole education on that show. >> all right. >> learned a lot of words. why did you write a memoir now? >> well i just have so many stories to tell. i was on "laverne & shirley," this wonderful show. it opened a gateway to the wonderful experiences. adventures i had. that's what i wanted to write about. all the fun stuff my life has afforded me. >> it really is fun. it's a walk down memory lane. you talk about american graffiti. >> right. that was a role you almost turned down. >> reegt. >> -- right. >> why? >> i wanted one of the other roles. i wanted to play debbie the fast girl played by candy clark so well. or carol, the little girl in the car with paul le matt. i was told i couldn't have it because i wasn't 12. they couldn't find the girl to play the inge nue. i thought, this won't be fun. i'm going to chi through the whole 28-night shoot. and i did. >>

out against racism in our discussion for negotiating clean air criteria our president misses more shirley moore who cannot be here due to a death many her family she's back east who is a retired nurse from the san francisco health department when we were talking lemard and their lead environmental specialist and we were discussing the an nick dotal evidence of dust in homes his response to mrs. moore and julia because they live right above where the stadium the top level is is that mrs. moore can't keep her house clean. she's nasty and dirty what nurse do you know practices that at home? i was hurt i was angry but i maintained and stayed focus on what we were set out to do to provide a clean breath of air. we in our alliance are asking the health department that you cannot sit by and remain silent when you hear ignorance and stupidity being addressed in these meetings you need to speak up because when you remain silent it plays off the bigotry and ignorance as it's a negro problem you are concerned and discussing it. and passed over. they were found guilty by the air district for failure

found newspaper accounts in hawaii of their success, and what they were doing there, and they said shirley girls would be playing basketball throughout the united states. even though there are so few areas of e-mail participation, those areas are very well documented. and people reacted very positively. >> even at the audience olympics, spectators at the audience had a positive reaction. kendra gage: yes, they did. in archery sometimes the native american team was viewed as other, but i would argue given the newspaper account, that the girl's participation in basketball is becoming much more acceptable at the time. much more than we give it credit for. >> about archery, it was considered more or less upper-class? why was that? kendra gage: it is because archery wasn't really played in other areas like country clubs. you had to join the country club. it was something women dead as a part of leisure at the time, and they would travel and play other country clubs. it was a very costly sport to be a part of. it was not a part of even the middle classes. >> these women who competed in 1904 in a

. >> whoa, that was shirley in the middle in the red jack coat, jumping up and down, higher than kids and she went out with a bang nailing the hip hot routine of bruno mars hit "uptown funk." she even spins on her head. look at that! what a way to go. go, girl! amazing. thanks for joining us. go warriors! [cheers and applause] >> yo! oh. oh. oh. uh, uh, uh. uh, uh. [laughs] hello, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. i'll be your host, and you can also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant describes himself with one word: fab-u-lous. he says picking out his outfit today was much harder than any trivia question we could throw at him. from temple hills, maryland, please welcome jonathan walker! [cheers and applause] uh. [laughs]

could have got ran over. >> that was fox's trevor shirley reporting.lls us plea did find the suv but the carjacker is still on the loose. >>> southern wisconsin city expanding its ban on certain service animals. it now includes kangaroos a move that the beaver dam common council made monday night left at least one resident there very very frustrateed. van in a has had a kangaroo in her home for eight years. jimmy is a therapy animal there to take her hyped off her battle against cancer but her animal problems starred in february when she took the roo to a local mcdonald's and customers they got so upset they called police. >> showed him my paper that i had to prove that he was my therapy animal and he said, okay okay. i don't know what their problem is. taking my rights away from me to be happy and to have jimmy. >> jimmy even gives kisses. unfortunately beaver dam no longer considers jimmy a service animal. but it's still giving a thumbs up to dogs and miniature horses. >>> let's get a check what's on your radar tonight. >> here's chief meteorologist

right now reading shirley jackson. wrote a terrific essay a few weeks ago about shirley jackson recently reissued domestic writing. she wrote about living with her kids in the house in vermont. two books called among the savages and raising demons. the titles give a sense of her sensibility and wit. i'm enjoying those at the moment. >> who are some of your favorite nonfiction authors? >> that is such a broad question. they can take notes. they can look at the bookshelves and she read so many favorites. that's a hard question to ask. i wish i had my -- i think it's a good category. biographer. i mean,, david mccullough is an amazing biographer. i'm going look over to the side of my bookshelf. >> embrace people to him. sells well. >> well, let's broaden it. i will add bob carroll to the mix. i'm actually a big find -- a big fan of presidential biographies of political memoirs. it is the storytelling. i mean, if you read -- and this is one of his presidential biographies but if you read his book on the brooklyn bridge tha

out against racism in our discussion for negotiating clean air criteria our president misses more shirley moore who cannot be here due to a death many her family she's back east who is a retired nurse from the san francisco health department when we were talking lemard and their lead environmental specialist and we were discussing the an nick dotal evidence of dust in homes his response to mrs. moore and julia because they live right above where the stadium the top level is is that

philadelphia state senator shirley kitchen called for leaders to be there. powered alcohol to not be sold in stores. >>> research done here in philadelphia could change the way lung cancer is detected. scientists at the wistar institute say tests for a certain protein could pick up the disease in an early stage. lung cancer the leading cancer killing in the philadelphia area even higher than breast cancer. >>> it's 4:26. the movie "entourage" is now playing in theaters across the country and for one athlete it brings up memories. it includes ronda rousey, patriot tom brady, mike richards. and it was the same when ryan howard made a cameo in the series in 2010. we asked him what it was like to be part of the "entourage" party? >> it was cool. you know. it was just an unique experience, like being able to be a part of a show that had so much variety. and everybody is getting along well. and people were calling for it. the call has been answered and you deputy go check it out. >> we also asked him whether he was given a script when he was on the show he said he

shirley's was shot last wednesday in the 2700 block. was not intended for her. if you have information about the people in the video, contact police right away. police identified a construction worker killed in an accident yesterday. 35-year-old ivan was pinned under scaffolding when the roof collapsed. happening right now, i race to protect federal workers after the federal government was hacked. millions of employees were impacted. richard has the latest tonight. >> some leaders believe china is behind the attack. this was discovered when the government was doing security upgrades. practically every government agency could be affected. >> it is being called a massive data breach involving personal information of millions of employees. >> it was a very big deal. >> the government says data from the office of personnel management and the interior department were compromised. >> we have to assume this was done for a reason. it was at random. >> information like names social security numbers. >> those e-mails are going to look like they c

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shirley kitchen want to make it illegal to he will is it, drink or bring tonight to pennsylvania. a public hearing is set for 11:00 at temple university student center. >>> we have some new information this morning about the mistaken ship. of live anthrax to labs across the country. the pentagon now says that 51 labs in the u.s. and three foreign countries may have received those samples. they were sent from an army facility in utah. a procedure to kill the live anthrax in the samples reportedly failed. in new jersey and delaware they are among states believed to have received the samples. >>> coming up on 4:43. it is fun what i june does to you. i was expecting 70's and 80's and it is coal. >> yes. isn't it hilarious. >> it is bizarre how your perception can change. >> i was just on the radio at kyw news radio and they said the same thing. they said boy it is interesting how happy you are when you drive-in and it is dry pavement. just two days of rain will make you feel happy when i dries out. we need the rain. we will to have keep a threat for a shower in this forecast today but

mayor lee has stepped up your we are collectively stepping up will be bringing a housing -- shirley in the fall. we heard a resounding cry for public safety reform and it's more than just stepping up and adding more police officers in the street, but also includes pretrial release. also includes expanding a father program, teaching young men to be a part of their children's lives. it also includes victim witness protection program spending programs that we have an existing. i'm really proud of the services that have been reimplemented into the office of citizen complaints. not only are we funding more police officers, board also funding the the vehicle to hold the police 11 inches. also includes on powering a district attorney's office as well as the public defender to make sure everyone has the tools they need to do their jobs to the best of their ability. so the criminal justice reform, is balanced and very fair. i also want to recognize something i'm excited about is the lunch program senior lunch program, seniors struggling across this entire city into be able to provide a few meal

pilot here is video from the same killed courtesy of a helicopter partnership >>mark: and actress shirley after the plane took off the ntsb brought in to investigate and we were on the scene right now and of they live from jackie cecil. >>darya: two days away from the game won for the nba finals with the tech on the cleveland cavaliers this morning there are some encouraging signs from the sidelines check out there was klay thompson back in action for the first time since his concussion after checking the need to the head and he went down and he was fine but then realized after the game that he did not feel so five he had a concussion he has to undergo the league mandated concussion testing before he could be cleared for thursday's game he is talking here after practice. >>: i feel great at oneself night that was the night of the game but i woke up the next morning killing all right continuing to go through the protocol to be commended for recall for is they his progress to and he looks great the doctors will these a day with him and would take it day by day coming up at six putted the wa

and then "laverne & shirley." is that true? >> yeah. >> what about "maude"? in the family." >> red eye gave birth to a great show. >> right here on the fox news. >> thank you very much. >>> 18 minutes before the top of the hour -- coming up straight ahead -- think you're saving money by renting? think again. three cities where buying a home is now the better deal. that story -- next. >>> plus check out this multitasking dad catching a foul ball with a baby in hand. look at this. good job, dad. how does his wife feel about that? he tells us her reaction when father and child join us live straight ahead. ♪ walk this way talk this way ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing

the most damaging piece of evidence for the defense is the fact that shirley, the woman involved in thisse house it was is going to be testifying against the two remaining defendants. and that information when a jury hears that is going to be damaging and difficult for a defense to overcome. >> she says she was under durest and her boyfriend put it up to it and she could not refuse him. >> if you believe that i have lake front property in the middle of manhattan to sell you. this woman was part of the plot. it will be interesting to see if the jury believes the testimony because when people tell on people they will lie to try to get their deal made. i am not sure they will believe her. but as far as the jury selection process and making sure they have a fair jury it was important they move the trial because there was so much publicity around the case where everyone was talking about it especially the depth and amount of damage and it was a rare occurrence. they had to move it. but the defendants definitely have trouble. >> mark leonard is the key suspect and the girlfriend at the time is