. >> i am more concerned about playing volleyball in that type of bikini.marco rubio fighting back against donald trump. what he just said in the race for 2016. >> heartwarming lighting up the internet. amazing act of kindness for a stranger on a plane. ya know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf. great. how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! the ready for you alert, only at lq.com. >> the fight against isis failing. how do they plan to make good on the promise? >>> oo we will destroy isil. >> what it means in the war on terror? >> edward snowden joins twitter and already has nearly 900,000 followers. >> three strikes and you are out. right? the guy who blew three chances to catch a foul ball now going viral. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> poor guy. >> one direction, young little guys. >> welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half tpast the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news alert. brand new terror fears after a brand new report reveals the obama adm

uh, a volleyball -- you played, you coached.ep, played, coached nine years, and i'm a volleyball official now. all right, we're glad to have you with us. thank you. hi, lydia. hi. lydia burgess from las vegas. yes. are you from there? um, i was born in north carolina, but vegas is home. i've been there for 20 years, so... good, you have one child it says here. i do. i have one son, aiden. he's rambunctious. keeps me going all the time. how old is aiden? 19 months. all right, well, he'll get more rambunctious, i'm guessing, as time goes on. yeah. registered nurse. yes, i work at a privately-owned psychiatric hospital, mostly with adolescent children. sometimes i dabble in adults, but not much. well, i'm with you on that. have you seen -- have you seen marcus's shoes? i have seen his shoes. they're nice, aren't they? yeah. yeah, all right. uh, let's do another "toss up." this one is worth $2,000. and the category is "event." ♪ [ bell chimes ] and it's, uh, rebecca. family reunion. that's it. yes, ma'am. you got $2,000 and you'll b

we had volleyball recruits. over 75 recruits from different teams at that game to experience it, feel that energy. this is what's happening -- >> what a great advertisement. >> absolutely, right? and so what we also did was said watch us. we're on national tv at 3:30 and we had over a million people nationally watch that game and watched us at our best. they watched the students going crazy. the building was 70% temple fans which it had not been in years past. so really showcased us in a great light. that's what really was exciting for me about it. >> how does it impact other sports? we can talk about last year several programs were eliminated. >> yes. >> how does that impact this football season? >> well, i don't think -- that's totally separate. i think in regards to that, what we were able to do with that unrelated to football was to invest in our olys(ic sports. so as i talk about a soccer team that beat the number 25 team in the country in penn state and i take about a volleyball team who has gotten off on

basketball, beach volleyball, my sport, and football, handball and they added hockey and rugby, tennisort. >> it iss going to be a great olympics. hoda? >> what is your name? >> whitney. >> and i am your? >> feared mother. >> and which is the standard answer that you may not receive on the standard "magic 8 ball"? you may rely on it, it is not likely or -- >> a. >> b, it is not likely. oh, look at this one from kathie lee. >> and it is b, it is not likely, and apparently, there are ten positive and ten negative. and i can't stand that sucker, and the best thing is that if you get the wrong answer, you shake it again. >> okay. all right. so, hoda? >> all right. let me say hello to these people real quick. hi. >> hi. >> and what is your name? >> laura. >> where are you from? >> branchville, new jersey. >> all right. here you go. finish this lyric to the jerry lee lewis song. ♪ goodness gracious -- >> great balls of fire. >> goodness gracious great balls of fire. >> she is right, goodness gracious great balls of fire. and apparently he loved the piano so much that he had the pool in the s

. >> i always see the view can as a volleyball game. back and forth with the ball.for me. >> that's sandy kenyon reporting. catch the view every weekday morning right here on abc. >> it's so good to see joy back there in her old seat. and just as funny as ever. and controversial as ever. >> and controversial. so it will be a good sony think. >> absolutely. that's the news for this half hour, everyone. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. we also have an instagram account. lots of behind the scenes pictures. >> some interesting ones. >>> morning on "world news now," hillary clinton admits making a mistake. >> i take responsibility. and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> she says she's sorry about the e-mail controversy while addressing her political rivals. in an abc news exclusive. >>> terrifying scene. the jumbo jet at the las vegas airport erupt into flames. the rush to evacuate the airline passengers injured, and what went wrong. >>> sister showdown. must see event at the u.s. open as serena and venus williams compete against ea

sarah was the captain of her high school volleyball and softball teams. she injured her knee during a regional volleyball tournament at the age of 18. her doctor prescribed percocet. >> i took maybe two one day and really i liked the feeling. it was more of a buzz than just the pain gone and i liked that. it would be the beginning of her descent into heroin addiction. >> what happened when you did it the first time? >> i was immediately in love with it, i loved the feeling. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. when our cameras began following sarah kordenbrock back in 2012 she was trying to kick her heroin habit. >> when did you start using heroin? >> it didn't take long. um, maybe within a year. it got to a point where pain pills were too expensive. >> what did you pay? >> 80 dollars for one pill. i always crushed them down and snorted them.

we as notice on the marquee that girls volleyball and tennis scheduled to go on as planned, cross country, that's today as well as next week as well. maybe by next week when the event, scheduled, the heat wave will break. i'm not wearing a jacket and we're outside at 5:00 in the morning. >> it was about 70 driving in this morning. you know what, if you don't want to go outside, you can actually track the heat all day long with our nbc app. find the temperatures specific to your neighborhood at the palm of your hand. our app is free for iphones and android devices. >>> new details on a stunning sight no one wants to see. a trio of overnight fires in san jose. investigators say three different fires popped up intersection of winchester and north last night. crews were forced to shut down all of southbound lanes 280 for a short time as they doused those flames. all lanes back open this morning. investigators are calling the fires suspicious. >>> it was a pretty wild scene in las vegas, not on the strip but on the tarmac. passengers were scrambling for safety as their british airways flight c

play some volleyball. >> reporter: at number three, the space needle.ning landmark gets more than 1 million visitors a year. >> there's a lot of things to do at the needle. you can have lunch or dinner there. the garden of glass. >> reporter: number two, lake union. >> jonah? >> the site of tom hanks' iconic houseboat. >> if you're a water lover and want to see sailboats you have the best views. it's worth getting down here and taking a cruise. >> reporter: at finally at number one, visit the dahlia lounge for a meal fit for hollywood royalty into do you have kids? >> no. >> do you want mine. >> it is the quintessentialal seattle restaurant. the triple coconut cream pie is the best seller. >> reporter: five locations for meet ready moments, it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: on the seattle set of your very own real life love story. >>> thank you very much. jesse palmer. >> i can't believe since 1993 or 1990s, and people are still going to those locations. >> it's a fantastic movie. it makes me think maybe this weekend might need to revisit that one. >>

. >> so the persuaded catcher volleyball, we chase after them when they landed in the stand.ctually i actually caught the first ball of the day. he told me to make sure i get a clear running path to the stand. >> there's my first ball of the day. i think it was hit by travis. >> since 1990, 8439 baseballs were snagged. >> i asked the players to throw me a ball, work best if you have a higher pitch voice so players think are pretty girl or a kid. >> thank you. >> that was meant for you. >> so back to the superman outfit change, running out of sight and ending his catch from that skier to phillies gear. i also caught some fans in the stands during the same thing. >> the transformation is complete. >> the third was the glove trick. he showed me how he does it. >> you should be ready to get that ball in the gap. >> there's the glove trick, i was sick katie was impressed as everyone else used to be. >> while i was shooting at a ball came flying at our section, he made a red fort, his feet were off the ground and he almost fell over, he ended up snagging the ball. he said it was wo

it was a good day to play some volleyball. perhaps even play in the surf. that's leading to yet another spare the air alert. >>> temperatures soaring today all weekend long. today the hottest day of the period. as a result a lot of changes to report. out toward sfo and right around gilroy as well. we'll show you some of those right now. richmond 96 degrees. the old record 94. sfo tieing a record 93. and gilroy look that the triple digit territory 104 degrees breaking the old record of 101. so here a look at the rest of the -- so here's a look -t -- here's a look at the rest of the bay area. widespread 90s for santa rosa, hayward, fremont, san jose and a few areas topping 100 degrees out toward livermore, antioch and morgan hill. outside right now we have mostly clear skies out there. there's a sign of a few changes that could move into the region on monday. bigger changes, bigger temperatures coming up. >>> 4,400 firefighters are still battling a wildfire. it's 69% contained. it's also claimed three lives and destroyed over 1,000 homes maybing it the third

committee made the announcement yesterday at santa monica beach where the city plans to stage beach volleyball, of course. they'll pick in 2017. los angeles competing against hamburg, bud pest, rome, and paris. >>> giants play the dodgers again tonight. >> take a deep breath. >> i wish they would win. zach greinke outduld bumgarner. >>> new faces in the a's uniform last night. martin started for oakland after being called up again from triple-a in nashville. he allowed five runs in three innings, failed to cover first on a crucial play. the angels went on to win 6-2. >> that's basic. that's little league stuff. >> i'm sure he's very hard on himself right now. all right. that concludes the coliseum afternoon. poor guy, he's brought up and -- >> forgot to cover first base. you've got to do that. >>> can you believe it's been two years since the new span of the bay bridge opened? up next the lingering projects they're still working on and the explosive answers caltrans is looking for. >>> what's behind the latest stock market plunge. >>> weather has done a september callup. cooler weather even in

juliet: volleyball games going on and all sorts of stuff happening. moving along, what do you think of that? maybe you can step in. patriots quarterback tom brady. jeter. robert: hope he loses 1,000 in 0 to the steelers. juliet: a federal judge talked his four game suspension, he will play next week in the season opener against the steelers. the judge said nfl commissioner roger goodell went too far with brady's punishment. and attorney we spoke with said he thought the decision would go the other way. >> this surprises me and i think it surprises the entire an end community. it is very rare for a judge to juliet: see if you can make it to the game. robert: makes my blood boil. juliet: the nfl has appealed the ruling. he will still be able to play, there won't be any move to step in. robert: roger goodell who normally attend the opening game of the regular season will not be there on thursday. juliet: i wonder why. robert: they don't want to take away from the game being played on the field. juliet: it would be at focus. robert: trouble involved in on

they play volleyball over that border wall.cara del toro tells fox news immigration is a hot topic right now. >> we're playing volleyball to try to figure out whether the burger is say texas burger or a mexican burger. i don't think it goes too far. it's really sexy and it's fun and they're playing on what's going on politically with immigration. i think it was a bold move for carl's jr. >> well, a spokesman for the company says the ad is not a political statement but simply helps to paint a picture about that food. let's bring those ladies in, brian. what do you think? >> i didn't know women celebrate congratulate the same way men do. because men make a good slap on the butt. >> women slap each other on the butt? >> you can't talk about a burger without talking about buns. >> oh, buns. thank you. >> 7:11 here in new york city. have trouble justifying an upgrade from your iphone six to the new iphone 6-s? we've got some incentive for you. how about getting the new model for just a dollar. what do i get for a buck? >> so nice to

field house it wasn't an indoor facility; it was a basketball court that had basketball lines, volleyball lines, tennis lines. >> you were playing tennis-- >> tennis. >> on a basketball court? >> absolutely. so you're talking about lightning fast. >> yes. >> it was a group lesson. and-- you know, i started there. and then, one day a week, we went to another boys club-- on the west side. then the old town boys club, where they had a net set up. and so, i developed a fast court game at a very early age. i was a serve and volleyer for a reason. you didn't really want the ball to bounce so much-- >> that's right. >> on a basketball court, right-- >> and skid and shoot through, right-- 'cause they-- >> yeah, yeah. >> played my first tournament, which was the ata nationals, in new orleans. so, mind ya, i'd been playing tennis for a year. my first tournament is in new orleans. so we get in the car, and we drive down to new orleans. and i'm playing in the ata nationals with-- you know, a thousand other people when it came from ages-- boys and girls ten to 18, all the way up to men-- >> you had to

. >> i always see "the view" as a volleyball game. it's not a golf game. back and forth, the ball and then -- feels comfortable for me. >> and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america."

. >> i always see "the view" as a volleyball game. it's not a golf game.orth, the ball and then -- feels comfortable for me. >> and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> good morning. we're following a developing story here on this wednesday september 9th. >> a man who tried to rob a home in delaware county ends up getting shot and killed. >> a british airways jet catches fire on a las vegas runway. this morning we're hearing the mayday calls that came in from the cockpit. >> and you have two more chances today to get tickets to see pope francis during his visit to philadelphia. we'll tell you you how to get them. >> good morning, it's 4:30. let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. okay, enough with the hot weather. [laughter] >> yeah. >> karen rogers has a look at your traffic. >> it's never eno

. >> in pictures from her childhood, with a friend, on the volleyball team and in middle school, miyamoto looks happy. but she says she was constantly bullied, and called kurumbo, the japanese equivalent of the "n" word. >> i didn't cope at all. i didn't tell my parents or my friends. i was the type to just keep it inside me. >> after two years getting to know her dad in arkansas, miyamoto returned to japan and dropped out of high school. then one day, a close friend, who was also mixed-race, killed himself... inspiring her to find a way to speak out for other hafus in japan. at 20, miyamoto became the first half-black japanese woman to be named miss japan. many cheered, but some japanese complained that she didn't deserve the title. "i don't mean to discriminate," one post read, "but i wonder how a hafu can represent japan". another person tweeted: "i didn't know miss japan doesn't have to be pure japanese. what a shock"! >> what does it feel like when you hear from people that you're not japanese enough? >> i ran for miss japan expecting some criticism, so it wasn't such a big surprise

from the splashing around in the water, the volleyball and to this new toddler sport, labor day a day to remember. >> what was he doing? >> he likes to jump in the pulled . >> reporter: dolphins swimming in the ocean, putting on a show for beachgoers. another adorable sight. these russian visitors with their baby mia say the jersey shore is the best. sea. but the beaches over here are way cleaner and the weather is more warm. the beachfront this year. >> reporter: the reason belmar is giving back, the great weather in july and august giving businesses still recovering from superstorm a boost. banner, but very strong. we didn't lose the rain in the springtime, it would have been a banner season for sure. belmar, new jersey, folks staying close to the shore because there are no lifeguards dana, good-bye, summer. it's been a great summer. and a lot of festivals are scheduled this sent up and down the jersey shore. so come on down. live in well mar, new jersey, chistine sloan, cbs2 news. >> she looks beautiful. thank you, christine. great day. >>> is a shark sighting scared some people ou

competed in a volleyball match. there were also demonstrations of wheelchair basketball and wheelchair fencing. >>> raining cash, we'll tell you where money was literally falling from the sky and the tradition behind this celebration that many of us may want to be a part of. >>> plus, nfl games, live concerts and prime time television. the experts at cnbc will introduce us to a new streaming video service that will allow you to tune in anywhere i go. don't forget to cast your vote for our high school football game of week. to vote, go to our website or call or text your vote. we'll announce the winner thursday night. nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> cash raining down from the sky in paraguay. this is part of a celebration of the birth of mary, the mother of jesus. people tossing cash from the mayor yif the nativity church. children waiting below were eager to snatch the bills. the tradition dates back centuries. >> 5:24. another company is joining the growing list of streaming services offered on mobile devices. landon dow

it pains me every time i have to miss a volleyball or poop football game, even though i know i am doing their children is the time we spent together, the values only parents can teach. the encouragement only parents can offer. they cannot come via textures cell phone call sometimes. at least not completely. they have to come from time spent together. that is why one of the greatest threats to family today as they are too many americans that have to choose between being there for their children in times of great need or meeting the basic financial needs of the family. like so many fundamental problems, this one can be hard from the outdated policies of washington dc. our current law mandates employers offered 12 weeks of unpaid leave to workers of certain family and medical issues, like a new print child in need of care. an elderly parent with declining health or personal health crisis. this has proven insufficient. taking unpaid leave is simply not a viable financial option for many americans. most of our current leaders, including hillary clinton, stick to this outdated way of thinking

when i was about 6 my father, who was a multi-sport athlete, injured his ankle playing volleyball.rget the image of the folks carrying my father into the house. he was a large man. he played football. and it was first diagnosed as a sprain. in those days they didn't have the sophistication. four years later they determined that he had broken it in several places and ended up having to have it fused. after three surgeries, they encouraged my father to take up something where he could walk he took up golf again. i was 10 at the time. he took me along with him. every few holes he would stop and i would hit some shots. that's when i was introduced to my long -- life-long teacher and mentor, jack grout. what a great man. and that's when i began to just play golf. my father and mother sacrificed so much for me. the opportunity to pursue my career. the same could be said for my sister who is sitting here today. as my only sibling, i think she got the short end of the stick. but she has been as supportive throughout my life as any family member or friend could be. and for that i love her t

. >> i remember i was at a volleyball tournament inside of the gym and have that shake.s scary. >> the family just moved to santiago to build a church. >> an older man lost everything. there are places without electricity or water. >> they have a message for friends tonight. >> keep us in our prayers, your prayers. there is stel shaking and pray for people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: the crescent city on the north coast of california got a ten inch wave. san diego got about five inches. santa cruz got little or no wave activity but a three-foot wave was reported in hawaii. a tsunami warning remains in affect in southern california. >>> a kidnap victim and her boyfriend are suing the city of vallejo after police there accused them of making up a crime. the claim says he was interrogated as a murder suspect for 18 hours after huskins was freed, police maintain it was a hoax. >> their lives have been derailed as a result of this. and it has prevented them from moving forward in their careers and personal lives. >> both say their reputations have been harmed and

in the movie "cast away" what does tom hanks' character name the volleyball that the becomes his companionarrison or spaulding? >> wilson. >> she got it right, because the writer of the movie stranded himself on a desert island and then a with wi-- with wilson ba washed up on the shore which inspired him in the movie. >> and now, john and sherry from orlando, florida. >> all right. you do it. who is the first to compete for the mirror ball trophy on the "dancing with the stars"? tommy chong, florence henderson or cloris leachman. >> it is cloris leachman. >> wow! right. >> and yes, and she is going to be on the show i ot >d ye absolutely, cloris was 82 when she was on "dancing with the stars" and i saw her downstairs and she is amazing. >> yes, there is nothing she won't do. >> hi, gang. >> i know you have this. which talk show was a graduate of ball state university, steven colbert, jimmy fallon or david letterman. >> david letterman. >> i can't believe it. yes, yes! congratulations. >> i am so glad that the people are getting the visa cards, because we are almost out of my signed cds. >>

. >> i remember i was at a volleyball tournament inside of the gym and have that shake.s scary. >> the family just moved to santiago to build a church. >> an older man lost everything. there are places without electricity or water. >> they have a message for friends tonight. >> keep us in our prayers, your prayers. there is stel shaking and pray for people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: the crescent city on the north coast of california got a ten inch wave. san diego got about five inches. santa cruz got little or no wave activity but a three-foot wave was reported in hawaii. a tsunami warning remains in affect in southern california. >>> a kidnap victim and her boyfriend are suing the city of vallejo after police there accused them of making up a crime. the claim says he was interrogated as a murder suspect for 18 hours after huskins was freed, police maintain it was a hoax. >> their lives have been derailed as a result of this. and it has prevented them from moving forward in their careers and personal lives. >> both say their reputations have been harmed and

every time that i have to miss a volleyball game or a football game or a field trip.e their children is the time we spending to -- spend together, the values only a parent can teach, the love only a parent can provide, the encouragement only parents can offer, and they cannot come via text and cell phone calls sometimes. at least not completely. it has to come from time spent together. and that's why one of the greatest threats to family today is there are too many americans who have to choose between being there for their children in times of great need or meeting the basic financial needs of their family. and like so many fundamental problems, this one can be traced back in part to the outdated policies from washington d.c. our current law mandates that employers offer 12 weeks of unpaid leave to workers with certain family or medical issues like a newborn child in need of care, an elderly parent with declining health or a personal health crisis. but this has proven insufficient, because taking unpaid leave is simply not a viable financial option for many americans.

. >> i rememberives at a volleyball tournament. being inside the gym and having that shake like crazy. and it was -- it was scary. >> the family just moved to s d santiago in april of last year. >> there's an older woman that she lost everything. there's a lot of places without water. >> reporter: and the death toll in chile is expected to rise as rescue workers make their way north. i'll have a message that this family has for their friends still in the bay. >> natascha, thank you, we'll see you at 6:00. >>> scientists say a very small tsumnami with significant damage in the 2011 japan quake. the director says this time, wave heights range just over 8 inches in santa monocan to only about an inch. >> american airlines flights across the country are getting back to normal this afternoon after a morning computer glitch grounded many airplanes. all planes heading to the destinations were also briefly grounded. it had no reason to believe the issue was related to a hacking. >> a san francisco police officer the recovering in the hospi

committee made the announcement yesterday at santa monica beach for the city plans to hold beach volleyballe international olympic committee will pick host city in 2017. competing against budapest, rome, and paris. >>> pretty soon you can get an egg mcmuffin after 10:30 in the morning, mcdonald's serving breakfast all day long after october 6. hoping to bring in additional 200 customers every week to every restaurant. hoping to boost sales by 2.5% a year and there are more than 14,000 mcdonald's in the u.s. >>> coming up, shots fired on the platform of east bay bart station. what police are saying about the confrontation with a man that disrupted service. >>> and people in the south bay are going to sacramento to raise awareness about racial profiling. . >>> a bizarre shooting is under investigation here at the west oakland bart station. a man is shot during a confrontation with bart police. but bart police officers say they never fired a shot. we'll explain, coming up. >> we are live in san jose where a local group says racial profiling involving law enforcement needs to change. we'll tell

announced philadelphia locations for this year, studentses are already taking advantage playing volleyball and board games after school. the printed scheduled are in bus stations and train stations and pal centers, we have a post on our website at 6abc.com. >>> at the "action news" big board now the fourth annual made in america festival brought tens of thousands of spectators to the ben franklin parkway over the weekend and philadelphia officials say it was a huge success. "action news" was along the ben franklin parkway earlier today and you can see that construction crews have a big job ahead of them. parts of the stages came down as soon as they left the stage, mayor michael nutter says it was the most successful festival, more than 64,000 were there on sunday, a sellout for both days, the mayor added it's an example that philadelphia knows how to handle big events. >> for the city that knows how to do big events well and we'll keep doing them well in the months and years ahead. >> well in addition to the top musical acts, 16 charity pz including project homes received proceeds from th

. >> reporter: in pictures from childhood, with a friend, on the volleyball team and middle school, she looks happy. she said she was constantly bullied and called karumbo, the japanese equivalent of the "n" word. >> i didn't tell my parents or friend. i kept it inside me. >> after two years of getting to know her dad in arkansas, she returned to japan and dropped out of high school. one day a close friend, also mixed race, killed himself. inspiring her to find a way to speak out on behalf of other-afoos in japan. >> at 20, the first half black japanese woman was named miz japan. many cheered, but some complain that she didn't deserve the title. she said: >> reporter: what does it feel like when you hear from people you are not japanese enough? >> i ran from japan, expecting criticism. it was not a surprise. those comments don't make me feel good. i try my best to turn it into positiveness. >> reporter: how much does japan embrace diversity. >> how somehow i put this - i think we have a long way to go. >> in japan, fitting in is sticking out. >> we, as a nation have a lot of virtues and

and i used to go set -- when i first got here, i used to sit and watch her play volleyball down at the i'd just sit and watch her and think, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to realize that. she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she said, "hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend." i was like, "excuse me?" she said, "yeah, you heard me right," and i was like, "i don't think so." >> she come back and say something? >> who, mama? i had to talk to her. yeah, go figure, right? >> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >

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the whole movie,vate the volleyball king is really great. jonathan: figured out. nice job, too.e fun! eric: i appreciate it. jonathan: we expect tickets. eric: you got it! it's there! alison: have a great time. jonathan: coming up here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- update to the all-important weekend forecast. when the rain will arrive tomorrow and if it will wash out the plans. chief meteorologist doug hill is back after the break. alison: but first joe announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: police are confident at this hour that a lunchtime shooting at union station has nothing to do with terrorism. we are told the security guard shot another man after he had stabbed a woman. both were transported to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. charges have not yet been filed. alison: vice president joe biden has been through a lot in the last few months, grieving the loss of his son beau to brain cancer all the while wrestle with the decision should he run for president? emotional biden opened up to colbert last night. reporter: the most open and e