. >> it still feels unreal. >> which part feels unreal? >> the part that he's gone. >> reporter: did the river take his life or was it his soon to be wife, angelika graswald. >> if this woman killed him, drowning by removing a plug in a kayak, that's a pretty unique case. >> reporter: tonight her bizarre behavior caught on tape in the interrogation room, her astonishing incriminating remarks to the police. >> i wanted him dead and now he's gone and i'm okay with it. >> why would you say something like that? >> reporter: forget everything you think you know about the case that sparked headlines around the world. >> woman accused of killing her fiance while kayaking -- >> indicted for his murder -- >> reporter: tonight in jail she's not getting out so we're going in face-to-face with the woman on the river. >> did y >> reporter: good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. welcome to "20/20" saturday. >> i'm david muir. the case that made national headlines, a romantic rendezvous for a young couple that ended in a tragic drowning. the lone survivor t

unreal as nova just minutes away from winning their first championship in 31 years, if they can holdnto this lead. phil booth as we mentioned is lights out, missing only one shot. villanova is trying to overcome a half-time deficit. they lost 4-5 when trailing at the half and they are trailing at the half tonight for the first time all tournament and trying to do it on the biggest stage. we'll see if the wildcats can pull it out in the final minutes. jeff skversky for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you so much. and jeff following the team from the beginning of the tournament. again a 5-point game, 2:44 to go. and getting tight. >> let's do it. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, smoke filled the popular children's clothing store in delaware county. >>> and a volcano sends ash and lava flying for miles. >>> this is it the way it is going to feel tomorrow morning at 7:30, wind chills in the teens. this is not the only cold snap i am tracking this week. the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and we are asking you to show your nova nation spirit. these are just

the as we said before what a dominating performance by villanova unreal. i have not seen a game like that ever. >> unreal. >> villanova will play for national championship monday night. we can say that again. villanova will play for national championship monday night. the cats absolutely destroyed, embarrassed oklahoma. ninety-five-51 the final. large is margin of victory in the national semi final game. this is a oklahoma team that beat them by 23 in december. josh hart scored 23. villanova shot 71 percent from the feel. jeff skies verse ski witnessed the come nation firsthand and he joins us live from houston with the post game reaction, jeff. >> reporter: ducis, the villanova hoy hotel had fire alarm going off down here in houston at the 5:51 in the morning. you would think villanova players would be exhausted, and tired, but not a shot. they had a record setting performance in the final four, and they are 71 percent shooting is the second best shooting percentage in a final four game since the 1985 villanova team, won the national title, and now this t

michael neuvirth unreal, 103 of the 105 shots he has stopped. should he be the number one goaltender next season. >> well, i don't know they will to have fight that out next year. i thought he should have been in there game three and change the energy. they were down two to nothing. coming back home. change energy. they played a lot better in front of the neuvirth then they did in front of the mason. that game three was pivotal to get him in there and get new energy going. i said it on the the radio at the time. they didn't do it. when you are down three to nothing you will in the win the series. >> mason did not show in my opinion that he was a number one goalie. he let up soft goals. he had trouble. he is one of the worst in the playoffs. >> thing about mason is and they have been saying it for years, consistency level is not that high. neuvirth, consistency level wasn't that high either. that is why he has been bouncing around a little bit. maybe he caught a wave. i don't know who the better goal tender is. neuvirth played better than mason f

. >> the atmosphere is unreal on campus and here. when we saw we were up by 40, i canceled all my flights home tomorrow and we're staying until tuesday. it's so exciting. >> reporter: exciting indeed. one more game. the third trip to a championship game in school history. later on this morning at the team hotel not far from here, a mass will be held for the team and families. of course they will be praying they are returning to philadelphia with a national title. live in houston, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, matt. as you can imagine villanova campus is where you'll find unbridled joy following wildcats win. hundreds of students and alumni poured into the quad when villanova wrapped things up in houston. the fans watched oppose a brig screen and exploded into a frenzy. they are now getting ready for the championship game. the first one in 31 years. >> i think it's electric. i think this energy and this excitement, they will remember this for the rest of their lives. >> let's go, baby. >> reporter: there were just

. >> unreal. mal conn jenkins played with will, in new orleans and he tweeted this out after learning about his death. the word cannot express how much i miss my teammate and friend will smith. with a heavy heart, i'm praying hard for his wife and family... >> they had three kids together. >> yes good unreal. >> just senseless road rage. >> all right. coming up at 7:14 on this monday morning. the here's sue. >> we are playing a baseball game today but, of course, this forecast applies to all of us. padres and phillies, and game time is 3:05. let's see if there will be a home run, fair or foul, we will go with a fair weather, because, i think the rain will be over by then. it will be cloudy but we will see a few peaks of sunshine but quite windy, with possible 30-mile an hour wind gusts but our high should be 32 degrees. 62 degrees and it should be there by 3:05. by 7:30 we are at 58 degrees. still breezy. here's what it looks like right now. you wouldn't think that by game time it will be good, bu

>>> boy, unreal, a smash up in south philadelphia a car crashes, leaves two people dead, and two others in the hospital. what the vehicle collided with causing suspicion by the police on the scene, that is a live shot. >>> plus a nine year-old is hospitalized about being shot, the shocking place that the child, where the child found the gun. >>> okay, it is time to celebrate. oh, they are getting ready at dilworth, parade day in philadelphia for the champs of villanova a wildcats and we will have it live right here on fox starting at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. it looks like a decent day. good morning everybody. friday april 8th, 2016. >> champion ship friday. >> i like that. >> it is also national zoo lovers day good okay. >> tell us, or tweet us, get on facebook, and use the #good day 20 because we still celebrate our 20th birthday, and, what is your favorite animal to look at. >> well, on my facebook page and others have posted too i have posted quiz you can take find out what your spirit animal is. sue serio fox 29. >> what animal you are most closely resem will will. >> multiple c

you called his death, quote, unreal. how are you doing? how are you processing all of this?'s really hard to do the interviews and not be emotional. you know, prior to doing the interviews, and you guys are doing a great job by celebrating his music and it's hard to hear because it makes it real, it's reality. it's hard. >> sheila, let's talk about the music, because you were there with him for so much of it. one of the things that's always struck me about prince is that he sang about the dirty and the divine with such passion. how was he able to do that? what was it inside of him that gave him that passion? >> only he could answer that question and give you the answer. no one really knows. it's just his gift and who he was as a songwriter. we could guestimate. i know that he gave his all in everything he did. the way that he gave his all in writing songs and performing, the fans meant everything to him. >> you met prince back in the late '70s. you wrote a piece on medium.com about that saying in part, quote, we started as mutual fans, then became friends, collaborators and

. >> unreal. looking forward to that. peter thanks so much. >> and you can watch peter vanzant's story tomorrow night right here on cbs2. it was a two-hour special beginning at 9:00. this. >>> co-host of hotted bench hosted a big gala last night. the vera institute of justice honored former attorney general eric holder. he was honored for his work to improve the criminal justice system. you can watch hot bench every weekday morning at 9 right here on cbs2. >>> coming up on cbs2 tonight at 5:00. prom dress shopping is about to kick into high gear and so are the approximate that come along with it. -- problems that come along with it. how to make sure your daughter's dress doesn't go too far. >> and coming up at 6, vintage cars vanish, three classics parked in this garage just disappear. why a long island man believes his town is responsible for their disappearance. those stories and much more tonight on cbs2 news beginning at 5. >>> the city of rome celebrated its birthday on thursday, exactly 2769 years after romulus foun

>> unreal. unreal. man. i might not even cut it on for a minute. >> you haven't talked to your family yet? >> i haven't talked to anyone other than my family out on the court. >> you talked to him on the court? >> they just let me know how proud they were of me and how everything was worth it and all that they love me. they said the same thing. >> you're not letting go of that thing, are you? >> nope. >> have always been this confident, when you were a little kid? >>. >> why? >> well, my teammates do a great job, giving me a lot of confidence. we feed off our defense. when get our defense going, we feel we're unbeatable. we don't care who gets the credit. we don't care who shines. we all want to win. i've never been part of a group of guys who compete this hard at this level. and i have taken a lot of elbows in my day in this program. in practice against james bell and pinkston. you have to be open to anything andly confident. >> have you seen a replay of your shot? >> i saw it in the one shining moment vide

i mean, we saw history in the making, and it was unreal. >> i wet chills, i -- i got the chills, i really. >> reporter: you could see it was the fans out there. it felt electric in their, a lot like a championship game, but it wasn't a championship game, despite the history-making elements to the game. the warriors have to go into the post season, the first he round is going to be against the houston rockets. reporting live at oracle arena, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> that guy gave me chills! >> me, too. >> there you go. >>> dennis o'donnell continues our team coverage. dennis, as christin, a great momentum going into the play-offs. >> reporter: yeah, you think, steve kerr the other day, said he was one lucky guy, and why not? he was on the floor when the bulls won 72 games in 1996. now he's the head coach of the warriors, breaking a record that many thought was unbreakable. steve kerr was a darn good outside shooter in his day, but nothing like steph curry. he was on fire in the first quarter, scoring 20 points in the quarter. his 10-20 point quarter of the season. third quarter, he as so

what sports writers have to deal with is unreal.he pod castellani on sports had normal every day men reach act it tweets. the reaction from the men absolutely disbelief. take a look. there's a lot of c words. i hope your dog gets hit by a car. you need to be hit in the head with the hockey pub and killed. that's it. the point they're trying to make is that it's very easy to see things on the keyboard that you wouldn't say to am month al people. once in a while we get some angry tweets, angry e-mails. i've never gotten anything to that extent. i have friends who work in sports. it's astounding. >> it is. > it is disappointing. it's very disappointing. and the thing is, if you do it, welcome back, just a short time ago, a big raise for the us fat in maryland. the associated press called the winner for congressman chris van holland over conscious man women donna evans 53 to 39 percent. this was a big raise, just a short time ago, congressman van holland spoke to his supporters. let's listen in. you are the life blood of the democratic

bryce harper has been unreal this season. this one and harper's 21st rbi of the season. that tops in major league baseball. the nationals win 3-1. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> tonight, zoo workers in kentucky are working around the clock to help an orphaned gore ril l.a. this is candy born at the louisville zoo in march. her mother passed away shortly after she was born. since then the zookeepers are taking turns dressing in a furry gorilla vest and holding her. >> national remember rehabilitation network celebrated the 30th anniversary with a victory awards gala tonight. the event have overcome physical challenges and serious injuries. the honorees including breaking bad actor and mark french. it was my pl

unreal. >>> something we haven't seen in some time. tiger woods taking a couple of swings. this happened at a new golf course in texas. the big news is that woods has registered for this year's u.s. open in june. he's had back issues. this doesn't mean he will play in the open but it cod he's finally ready for a comeback. and this one, bryce harper. well deserved day off and he spent it at the smithsonian. notice the kid behind him. we don't know if bryce let the kid in on the fun, but it's worth noting, wearing a redskins cap. you've got to love when these guys ingratiate themselves and i mers -- immers themselves in the culture. >> it's got to be cool to walk around and see your own name. >> when you're 23 years old and you get a chance to do it. >> you probably see it several times a day. >> thank you, jim. >> we'll be right back. kids: he came here from rocky married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. h

. >> today the prayers and heart break -- >> it's unreal, surreal, i miss him dearly. >> reverberatingund the globe. >> you can feel that grief out here outside of prince's estate. it could be a few days before preliminary results come back. in chanhassen, minnesota, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> 6abc.com has complete coverage of prince's death and see photos of his career and read about celebrities and musicians, be sure to share your prince memories with us on facebook and twitter. >> on the weather front, we are ending the work week with cloudy skies and a chance of rain later. the sun will come out tomorrow and sunday. the weekend is looking beautiful. looking live at is the center city skyline, temperatures are on the mild side, things could feel humid as we climb to 80 degrees, adam joseph in for david murphy is in with a preview. happy friday, you can feel the uptick in humidity here this afternoon. some fileters sun coming through the area and the numbers are moving up with that southerly wind right now in philadelphia. 74 degrees. 72 in wilmington. 76 in dover as

. >> lighting up in the quad, unreal. so excited. >> all that excitement led to about half a dozen arrests. not too too many. most were for disorderly conduct. >>> overseas today the airport in brussels is partially open since the terror attacks. a limited number of flights. belgian police and military are screening all vehicles on the access road and only ticketed passengers will be allowed into the temporary checking area. isis took credit last month for the attack that killed 35 people and killed 300 others. >>> back in the u.s. a suspicious truck caused them to block off the area last night. it was spotted with keys in the ignition. officers saw wires out of the dashboard and a gas canister in the back seat. they determined the canister was empty. the driver was found and questioned by police but not charged with a crime. the area reopened about a half hour later. >>> we had a wild night weather wise. we had gusty thunderstorms that came through, damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour. some hail, brought some trees do

it's been unreal. that's yoenis cespedes. then lucas duda, 19 home runs the last six games. their biggest output ever in six games but this time the phils come back, 7th inning, run scoring single. that ties the game at 4. extra innings. not only do the mets hit homers in philly, they also strike out 17 in this game. 4-4, 11th inning, runners on 2nd and 3rd for the phils. david wright's throw will get the mets lose this one. >>> now let's get to the yankees. we're going to get to the yankees now. yankees against the as out at the stadium in the bronx. a lot of trouble scoring runs. they started out just fine tonight. dd gregorius goes deep. 2nd inning, yanks have the lead. everything looking good. but the as score three runs in the 4th inning. reddick hits here. calhoun, the runner. brian mccann can't get a handle on the ball. as kept hitting. yanks did not. they go down 5-2. they play again tomorrow. they're still looking for runs. >>> finally from us, dwayne pearl washington died today after battling cancer. he took his basketball game from the playground to the gym and ev

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. >>> hockey now, flyers, it the is unreal that they are still alive, so just how likely is this?nly second time in team history they have forced a game six after trailing three games to none. the only other time, 2010. that is when they came back to beat the bruins. can they do it again. flyers, here, despite a franchise low 11 shots on goal. but somehow, some way, the flyers are back in this series. if they are going to beat the capitals, they cannot just rely on goalie michael neuvirth. >> we have to score. we need to understand that it is not going to be easy and if we play a game like we did last game i don't think we will have the same outcome but it is a wake up call. >> it is a wake up call for us. we have to be better. i don't think anyone is kidding themselves to think that we should have won last night. we did win. we will move on from that. we need a better effort from our group. >> tomorrow is the biggest game of the year. our biggest game of our career, and that is all we're focused on. one shift, one period, within game. >> hopefully the flyers play like this, tomor

this is unreal that this has happened, says one response on twitter. hashtag hashtag #rip rince.ne saying sleep well, prince. a lot of people really expressing their emotion and sadness for a pop icon who many related. prince cannot be f-ing dead, this one says. no way are all the legends going so young. no, no, no. prince is the reason why some of us are even alive, says one, ask your parents. i guess the romantic aspects of his music. can't stop crying. this year has been too much. that is the son of john lennon and yoko ono. now, actually, prince's official twitter account was active just a couple of days ago. this on the 19th of april. well, depending on your time zone. he was actually giving a ball cluplug toa record store in min. that website now is actually down, molly. you can't even access it. to find out what -- you have to go on to the wikipedia page. it's a record store in minneapolis. prince giving a plug for that record store on his twitter account. that was the last tweet he published. >> thank you very much for that. as we can expect, of cour, reacti is gointocont

. >> it was unreal and everybody came out and was completely breathless and about to pass out and scream their heads off. the biggest crowd was here at the university. as you know a big crowd was outside of kelly's tap room in bryn mawr, and police are jurisdiction in that area and they had no arrests and no injuries, a good night to be had for the celebration of this national championship. we are live on the villanova campus, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we'll go back up to chopper 6 hd because the buses have gotten off 476 and are a couple of blocks away from villanova stadium and that is lancaster avenue, and these three buses are making their way -- i don't foe if the fans in the stadium have been told how close these buses are but just a minute or two. lets go back to jaime apody and jaime, i'm assuming that you can hear me, jaime and walter perez in fact, these buses are close and they are going be there in just a minute. >> hey we are awaiting the team's arrival, they will come out from right down here and the bus are close and the excitement is palpable.

unreal. i can't believe he made that final shot. i can't believe we're national champions. absolutely incredible. i can't put it into words. >> drove 23 hours with my friend for to happen like that with chris jenkins, the most clutch three in school history, i'm losing my mind. this is unbelievable. >> some of the players after the game in the locker room, daniel ochefu said he saw the shot go in and told his teammates, everything was just so emotional. he didn't know what to do. those were his words after the game there. ryan arcidiacono named most outstanding player. the team hotel as you can see right now, pretty busy tonight. it was a lot busier earlier. we saw folks up there in the hotel bar. the team, perhaps, they're still partying, perhaps getting much needed rest after that. but hoy can you sleep, again, after a night like that? that is something that these players are going to remember for a lifetime and the people in the stands watching that game and watching it on tv as well. rosemary? >> last night's villanova championship is a victory for fans all over our reg

speaking of goalies, michael neuvirth has flyers in game six tomorrow afternoon, at home, and it is unreal. the flyers, yes, they are still alive, so just how unlikely is this? it is only second time in team history flyers have forced i game six after trailing three-zero. only other time 2010 when they came back to beat bruins. can they do it again? flyers goalie michael neuvirth back on the ice after saving the season last night in game five against the capitals. and you better believe it, neuvirth will start game six tomorrow at noon at wells fargo center. neuvirth has saved 75 of the 76 shots he has faced in the series, including a franchise record 44 last night in a playoff shot out. >> it was an amazing game. i am seeing the puck well. every bounce was going my way. so, you know, i expect washington to be my face tomorrow but we will be ready. >> the flyers are the first team in 18 years to win a playoff game despite a franchise low 11 shots on goal. ryan white's goal even went off a capitals players skate. somehow, some way, the flyers are back in this series, and if they are going t

it's a hidden item but it's unreal. >> allah moan. they first originally opened in conshohocken then they opened one up in ardmore and luckily enough they opened up one in bryn mawr. i go all the time get a burrito. some nice cake and call 8-day. >> if you guys within a national ma'am championship do you think they'll give you a complimentary turkey pa 19 knee. >> if we win a national champion i'll pay for as many turkey pa 19 niece i need to. >> monday is april 4th it may feel like thanksgiving if the wildcats win a national championship. there could be turkey run on the villanova campus. when we join you for sports here at 6:00 o'clock, we will talk to a freshman who may be the key to a villanova win tomorrow night. chris? >> shredder, see you in a few minutes. >>> new at 6:00 lessons in love. kindness one school is doing amazing job of teaching values to young students unwon't believe what these young people are pulling off. >>> plus, two teens trapped high up on cliff. they're okay tonight thanks to someone who was nearby and that

. >> it's been unreal. you can't really describe it.ryone has just boone like in another place, everybody is so happy. >> i'm still pinching myself. ly it doesn't seem possible but it's been great for the university. it's been great for the whole area so we're very pleased. >> reporter: and at one point fans or some students at least stormed the fences along the parade route but in general all the fans were well behaved. it's really a testament to villanova and their fans. i'm live in center city, chad pradelli channel6 "action news. monica. >> thank you, chad. >>> "action news" reporter john rawlins live at the villanova train station. john, that was a popular way to get to today's festivities in center city, wasn't it? >> reporter: indeed it was, monica. septa says it won't have official numbers until sometime next week but there were a number of standing room only trains that departed from villanova today. it's thought between 2000, 2500 fans boarded here today and there were reports of crowded platforms elsewhere. >> let's go nova.

. >> hinojosa: and when you... when you would hear these criticisms of like, "oh, that's so unreal"... >> i laugh at that, because i wondered, "who do these people know?" ( laughing ) i grew up in houston, texas and my father was a dentist and he wasn't the only one. there was an... an association of african american dentists-- the charles a. drew dental society, all right? >> hinojosa: in houston, in the year... you know, i mean, just because a lot of people don't think of houston as having a strong african american community, necessarily. it's such a latino population now and so mixed, but you were there and there was a big african american community-- still there. >> not one, several. >> hinojosa: many. >> there were several. there were... there were at least four african american high schools-- five-- and there were one to two junior high schools feeding into those... each high school, and there were two to three to four elementary schools feeding into the junior high schools. you see what i'm saying? and in every community, there were professionals. there were doctors, there were

almost looks unreal so cute. that the cub likely would not have survived though another day without its mother had it not been found. >> bad mommy. >> we don't know what happened to the mom. >>> let's get some entertainment news. the rolling stones are working on a new album. this would be their first one in over ten years. it's expected to hit later this year. >>> that famous line from "star wars" was spoken by actor erirk bowersfell who died on saturday. >>> and amy schumer was so inspired by "hamilton" and here's how it went down on "inside amy schumer." >> how does a woman who does not know how to sew go on to sew, a flag for her country and if so what could her name be? oh, i know, her name be like -- and yes she's meant to sew a flag. it will wave just like this. >> it was bad, but yet it was good, right? >> it was horrible. >>> okay, jimmy fallon had one of the famous lip sync battles with melissa mccarthy last night on "the tonight show." ♪ rainstorm and with all my friends ♪ ♪ and we are all connected to

it was unreal. the flyers, had 11 shots. fewest ever in their playoff franchise history. and, michael neuvirth faced 44 shots, and stopped every single one of them. he was unconscious and now this series is going back to philadelphia, for a game number six. >> it is the best game of the series. they came at us pretty hard. i mean, they were tough. >> you know, we just got to keep pushing here and try to win him one, in game six. >> how does it feel to be going back to philadelphia for game number six. >> it feels good but it is a team game. we had guys that stepped up. you know, we need to be the at our best and, you know, it is a big win for us. >> neuvirth showed no emotion after the game, whatsoever. he said we are still down in this series but boy was he dialed into this one. ren, flyers have come back from being down zero-three before. they dit six years ago to win against boston and win a seven game series and they cast doubt now because they have blown eight out of the last nine chances to close out the a series. pressure on them. game six noon sunday wells fargo c

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. >> i don't know what to say, just so unreal. we're out there and prayers can answered. >> reporter: ruby of the 700 block of north 39th street lived in her home for 30 years, a leaking roof caused a ripple effect of problems over the years. thanks to rebuilding together philadelphia, or rtb and others her house her house she calls baby got a major make over in four days. >> brand new roof, all of the electrical work, rewiring, i got a new ceiling, new floors. >> reporter: ruby got a new stove that she was hugging, but what is first thing she will make. >> chicken. >>> craft man, volunteers, including students, and drexel university fix up 14 homes this week. >> there are actually 6,000 people waiting for home repairs from the city, free repair program. so if we can help 75 a year, that goes at least a little way to helping homeowners not have to choose between fixing their homes, feeding their families, and having health care. >> reporter: with more than a hundred people working around, one another, there is a system to get peop

it's going to be unreal.ry band does one, i guarantee, every band. >> coachella perhaps the perfect place to remember the singer. >> we're celebrating music. what a time to celebrate a person like that. >> tonight there will be a special edition of "2020" devoted to his life and untimely passing. >>> you can keep track of the latest developments with the abc7 news app. down load it free and get push alerts on breaking news. >>> eight members of an ohio family were discovered shot to death today in what authorities say were execution style killings in four different crime speens in pike county, ohio. the victims included seven adults and one juvenile, all members of the broeden family. each shot in the head. three children, including a four day old baby and six month old survived the shooting. authorities say the killer or killers haven't been arrested. >>> a tanker drop dropped through the ceiling of a parking garage this evening. it suddenly dropped through a hole in the concrete. there were reports the lowe

it's going to be unreal. every band does one, i guarantee, every band. >> coachella perhaps the perfect place to remember the singer. >> we're celebrating music. what a time to celebrate a person like that. >> tonight there will be a special edition of "2020" devoted to his life and untimely passing. >>> you can keep track of the latest developments with the abc7 news app. down load it free and get push alerts on breaking news. >>> eight members of an ohio family were discovered shot to death today in what authorities say were execution style killings in four different crime speens in pike county, ohio. the victims included seven adults and one juvenile, all members of the broeden family. each shot in the head. three children, including a four day old baby and six month old survived the shooting. authorities say the killer or killers haven't been arrested. >>> a tanker drop dropped through the ceiling of a parking garage this evening. it suddenly dropped through a hole in the concrete. there were reports the

. >> reporter: it's unreal, the flyers yes, they are still alive, game 6 today noon at home.nlikely is this matchup it's only the second time in team history, the flyers forced the game 6 after trailing 3 games to none in a playoff series. the only time this happened was in 2010 when they came back to beat the bruins. can they do it again against the capitals. despite a franchise low 11 shots on goal in game five, somehow, some way the flyers are back in the series. if they are going on to win it all gains the capitals, they can't just rely on michael neuvirth. >>> we have to believe it's going to happen. we have to understand it's not going to be easy. if we play a game like last game i don't think we'll have the same outcome. it's a wake-up call for us. >>> we have to be better. we need a better effort from our group. >>> biggest game of the year and our careers, that's all we're focused on, one shift, one period, one game. >> reporter: unfortunately, the flyers still have only one power play goal, face off for game 6 at noon. >>> phillies are playing the best baseball in t

unrealized on leadership. the other chapter on realized leadership. in a sense, i wouldn't call it balance or symmetry. i am just trying to cover all of my bases. if i talked about why guys joined the parade, i felt i had to talk about why some guys didn't join. i would call this not balance or symmetry but acknowledging complexity. one of the major arguments that i have, and there are several in but you will recall that i didn't write the dissertation because of the audience. if i had written it at the time, it would have been a failure. clearly now from a longer timeframe, from a much longer timeframe, i think we can talk about the successes of the movement as well as its failures. in trying to do that, i coined the term second-generation movement. time, i was responding to those who said the movement ended in 1975. second-generation movement organization. i described it as an organization formed by movement activists but without the nationalist or revolutionary rhetoric that characterized a lot of our organizations. these were organizations committ

. >> i was watching like this is unreal. >> reporter: the 14-year-old, taken to the hospital. and treated for minor injuries. >> i think his friends who was right there they should have helped him. >> reporter: the 3-year-old teaching assistant arrested, charged with physical abuse of a child. >> as soon as the school students this incident had occurred, the milwaukee police department was contacted and the staff member was taken out of the classroom. >> reporter: police now investigating the altercation interviewing students who witnessed the attack. >> i'm saddened by it. >> reporter: for channel 7 eyewitness news, ryan smith, abc news. >>> the guggenheim museum must have been flush with cash to buy its newest piece of art. it is an 18-carat solid gold fully functioning toilet and it is about to be installed in a unisex bathroom. the new gold throne is called america, by an italian sculptor who came out of retirement. anyone who pays for a museum admission can use the toilet if you are not shy and don't mind the security guard assigned to make sure it is not vandalized. ther

. >> this unreal. i could not believe it. >> i am saddened.dened these keep going on. >> it is fought clear what the two are arguing about. the teacher ran for security who pulled the aide off of the student. they called police and arrested the 39-year-old teacher aide. the student was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> rebound wrap up a meeting with hers of the persian gulf states. the leaders posed if a group photo and saudi arabia countries share the united states view that isis militants pose a threat. president obama reiterated america's position. >> we will united in our fight to destroy isil or dash which is a threat to all. the united states will help our partners ensure their specialations forces are workable and the nations will increase their contributions to the fight against isil. >> the persian gulf states want the administration to do more to remove bashar al-assad from power. >> hunger strike in front of the misstation in san francisco with members of the black and brown social club protest recent police shootings of

. >> it was still unreal to me at times. i just don't know. >> darrell should be here. he should be here. >> reporter: story of one son, one guard rail, and this is as one whistle blower, and one company, and with crashes and courthouses and california highways everywhere in between. >> he was not taken out by gun violence or something. he was taken out on the highway. >> reporter: it was here on highway 101 when darrell blackman's life was taken. >> darrell fell asleep and hit the guard rail, and the car flipped. >> reporter: he veered off the road, slided with the guard rail and struck a sign post. the berk lie high school football star, and a young coach, florence blackman's only son, died at the sane. >> i just started screaming, and i lost it. >> a lot of stuff is a blur after that. >> reporter: but a clear phone call. >> he said your son should be alive. >> reporter: it was josh harman on the other line. while working for a competitor replacing guard rail in several other states he discovered a pattern. is that how it's posted to work? >> no. >> reporter: ideally

. >> i was watching like this is unreal. >> the student suffered minor injuries and was treated at a loss. the school district meanwhile says it is cooperating with an investigation by the milwaukee police and the aide may be fired. >>> new york city is moving to today mayor de blasio signed a bill into law. the new rules restrict costume characters and others looking for tips to certain areas within times square. officials are concerns about aggressive behavior. >> this bill will allow people to still continue to enjoy their activities, sell their things, be tickled, if they are elmo, on the plaza, but in a safeway, so folks are not harassed. >> the law gives the city's d.o.t. control over pedestrian plazas throughout the city. the exact rules in times square are expected to be out soon. >>> tomorrow is earth day and also the very first car-free earth day in new york city. if you are thinking about celebrating by leaving your car at home and biking to work you are in luck. city bike is offering free rides for every new yorker tomorrow. all you have to do is sign up online and you wi

. >> it was just unreal. >> plowing in to a pier. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with the battle for wisconsin. republican candidates gearing up for a final weekend of campaigning before the primary on tuesday. i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. it is a couple of big tuesdays and another one might be on the way. donald trump trying to put a bad week behind him. stand nothing the way to the road of the nomination is a speed bump named ted cruz ten points ahead of him according to two poll ones and now the gop establishment is looking at the state as a critical juncture to stop trump to the nochlination in november. >> we start with carl cameron who is following the republicans live from dc. joishgs trump -->> reporter: those polls were taken before the abortion remark. he will be there on saturday and then through the primary with with a busy campaign schedule and he was in dc to meet with the foreign policy team. trump was slammed for suggesting as part of the reduce military in asia and europe

like i said you were the first to sell out -- >> i mean how unreal is that? that's unbelievable in my opinion. >> it is unbelievable. >> what i had yet thinks they can do that? >> and did you have that vision? let's go back to when you started to do stand up, did you have the dice character or did you work into that? how did you start? >> actually i started outdoing more of an act of impressions and i took that act as far as don kirshner's rock concert. i got into comedy for acting. what happened is i grew up in the world of rock and roll and drumming and singing and i liked a lot of the comics i was seeing . there is a performance. >> you wanted to be a rock star? >> it wasn't there. it wasn't that. i understood that world. i would talk to my pairns about it and say the image of dice was seeing rock and roll with elvis and we were seeing movies from james dean to travolta on "saturday night fever" and we will see in tv when henry winkler did" -- the fonz, i wanted to create the ultimate rock star hero comic. >> the fonz was big and he was middle america. you

unreal. >>> a bunch of new polls are out. a new poll in california shows donald trump leading with 39 percent and followed by ted cruz at 32 percent. and john kasich distant 18 percent. and democrats really like the candidate. 71 percent have a favorable view of sanders. hillary clinton high at 70 percent. but the unfavorablity rating is twice of sanders. that is 70 percent do not like donald trump and 59 percent don't like ted cruz. and 55 percent don't like mrs. clinton. and mike barnes was a white house appointee in the george bush administration. and kareem is a democratic strat yift and deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley. mark. start with you. two leading republican contenders are so universally disliked by a large share of the population, why are they doing so well in the republican race? >> i think we see the republican race is largely driven by the fringe of the republican party as is often common. and the time for a general election, with them so unfavorable in the broader electorate, what would norm willy b

. >> those gymnasts' strength and skills are unreal. >> it will be great to watch.rea is your home for olympic coverage. live reports and the games start august 5th. >>> air strikes targeting a hospital, killing dozens of people, including the only pediatrician in syria. >>> an arrest in a double homicide of a san jose couple over the weekend. latest is next. >> a live look outside after a wild day of weather across the bay area. we are in store for a major warm-up. how hot your neighborhood could get coming up. >> doing his best steph

. >> unreal, jen. yep, we did that live. this show is something, isn't it? right, we have 20 layer cake, number 19 is going into place right now. >> okay. what's up? >> what's this supposed to be? >> this, well, this is another mystery. >> okay, another mystery? >> another mystery. it is just a backdrop, but -- >> bill anderson made the cake. look at this. >> i know what it is. >> frosty face. >> you know how much i talk about poo on tv? >> oh, mike. >> no, that's not it? >> i thought it was like a smokey man bar where they go there, you have anis whiskey or something, wood grain? >> all right, let's take a break. >> back to you, mike. >> that's the way the worlds should be. hashtag good day 20. >> i remember kim mccarthy. >> ♪ narrator: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare, and expanded coverage for 500,000 people. trump and toomey have attacked women's