volleyball team at my middle school in seventh grade. and i like fell in love with it. >> also pretty good. despite the fact that she faces a may your challenge. that very few her age have to face. >> my femur was shorter and my fibula was bone was gone. they amputated at nine months old at 11 months i got my first pot set tick and i started walking and i've been going ever sips like a regular girl. >> annie plays on freshman volleyball team at south salem but she's not stopping there. she's dreaming big. dreaming of, the para olympic. >> my goal is to be in tokyo. i don't know if that's very realistic goal to me it is. i think if i push myself hard enough i can be there. >> what a gal. in addition to her schoolwork and playing on her freshman team, annie flows to oklahoma city on monthly basis to train with team usa sitting volleyball para olympic team. she's never been one to let her dissable define what she's capable of doing and she's certainly not doing to start n now. good for her. >> talk about role model. >> you think about how y

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josh mankiewicz (voiceover): kobi laker, eric's best friend and volleyball buddy.heriff's detectives the bechler marriage was great. now he had a different story. eric's told me on several occasions that he's sick and tired of his wife. and he'd tell me that he just couldn't take it anymore, he was tired of it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): about seven months before pegye vanished, kobi says he and eric had a conversation that kobi describes as haunting him ever since. eric asked me about what i thought of the idea of him killing his wife. and i, um-- i was shocked. i didn't know what to say. he told me, subsequently, that he was thinking of taking her out to the ocean and dumping her in a barrel. he said that when he saw that there was a boating accident and eric's wife was missing, he knew right then and there, he saw it on tv, he knew that he'd killed his wife. and he lied to us, he said, because he panicked, and he was afraid, and he didn't know what to do. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): detectives convinced kobi to wear a wire and to meet eric at a restaurant in

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. >> reporter: school raised more than $2,000 at girl's volleyball game. helps feren and his three kids. life changed last month. >> i'm extremely sad about the circumstances. >> wife erin, three kids, along with grandmother driving for errands and food truck crashed into them, killing erin. ben is still in critical consideration. misses his wife's love and support. >> right now i miss her help. miss her help. >> thank you. >> what they're g just undescribable. >> reporter: although he lost beloved wife feels fortunate to be able to watch a volleyball game with his girls. >> feel lucky my kids are alive. >> reporter: help the family in our app entering kaplan to find the gofundme page, shomari stone, news4. >>> coming up, news44 i team investigation. what is done to help them and protect you. >>> 72 in d.c. but upper 70s south and west. that warmer air moves our >>> counterdemonstrators drown out controversial speech by white nationalist richard spencer at university of florida today. on edge all day. protesters greatly outnumbered spencer supporters and f

. >>> so we don't cover much volleyball here on the show. but you have to see this play.itting the ball back over the net. the video has gone viral and the play is now being called super human. >> so finney's team went on to win the point, clearly. she told a volleyball magazine that she doesn't even remember doing it. >> wow, was that good? she blacked out. >> just automatic. >> she said i thought the ball has to go that way. i'm flying this way. how am i going to do it? that's how. >> i love how many angles captured that play. >> never knew volleyball had so much coverage. >> i had no idea, jack. >> you know her other sport? >> what? >> she's a long jumper. >> so there. >> came in handy. >>> coming up, melania trump's new message to school kids about how to treat each other inside and outside the classroom. >>> and later in "the skinny," relationship goals. how one a-list trolling each other in a very public way. you're watching "world news now." in a very public way. you're watching "world news now." i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughs! i m

playing volleyball. not paying attention, a happened? >> yes. i basically was playing volleyball. i went back to do a jump serve? on the way, walking back, i had noticed a ton of commotion going on before pointing in all different direction i like to water, i saw a guy bock up and down signaling a hands in distressed signal, so i looked at my part fer. said that guy is drowning throughout. he looked around. nobody was around to make a rescue. so i headed to the water. made my way in. dari: don't want it to take away the fact i called you a her reearlier. i do think it is heroic what you did. you put your own safety at risk. it did take a couple of police officers to come out to help you get this distressed swimmer out. at what point did you think anyone owed you the $500 deductible if. >> that is funny. so when i was walking out. i had seen people signaling out to the miss officer. police officer. it did look -- it did appear that help, eventually, would be on the way. so my, so my thought process, at that time, was to keep the victim's head above water until more help, you know,

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the scene wanted me to spin a volleyball on my finger. >> >> we do all the classic scenes and then we do the commercial breaks are the other iconic scenes. >> what do you think -- why do you think top gun has a advice grip on sort of, you know. those of us who came in age of 80s and 90s, why is it the film (because there are so many iconic lines in it, so many memorable lines. and also for me, you know, i mean i remember the makeout scene, that was so hot. for the time i was like that is so gross, mom, what are you doing? it has that memory i think, in so many people of our generation and that's why we chose it. it's just a fun time. i think now that we are older we can look back and go, oh, yeah that was like a fun free time in our lives and that is kind of what we are going for. >> you were inverted. may 28th. >> again. >> what distance at 2 meters. >> 1.5. >> what exactly were you doing up there. >> communicating. >> foreign relations, you know. >> an hour show, people, we have 9 minutes left. >> on ktvu.com look for it in the web lynx section. find it on the ktvu mobile app. thank

>> that's from volleyball. >> let's stop exposing my lack of sports knowledge. >>> weather news. a rough day for the east coast. take a look at the map. storms from north to south. >> yeah, tropical storm philippe hitting florida. as we speak. this video. take a look. gives you the sense of just how power -- the power of the storm. a tree crashing down on cars. team coverage. rob is here tracking it all. and victor oquendo is on the ground in miami. let's start with you, rob. >> well, philippe, not very organized. not very strong. four reports of tornadoes across south florida. the center just south of miami. it's lopsided. much of the action now is out to sea. but, this is part of a bigger system that will create a mess across the northeast. trough is digging down across the southeast. it will pick up part if not all of philippe. and bring it up the east coast. we're starting to see that rain. we're starting to feel the tropical air mass. across the northeast. this cold front, this low will combine with philippe. it will be tropical heavy rain. big-time winds. getting into the o

. >> trevor: but what about the volleyball team. >> i don't know, $30, it's not like they have a placeput it. >> trevor: do you see the con undrum. >> okay, fine, it is complicated but guess what, solution lady. if paying athletes doesn't work, then stop paying everyone else who makes money off of college sports. everyone should do it for the love the the game. make coaches work for free, no more commercials, the whole thing should be like my divorce friends mad wree jewelry business. no one makes money and everyone's sad. >> trevor: but if no one is paid, the whole thing falls apart. >> exactly. just like maddie. but i'm tired of seeing cleng athletes exploited for money like i was. >> trevor: yait wait, you were exploited. >> yeah, ea made a video game about me as a college athlete and i never got paid. >> trevor: and that game was called michelle wolf's track and field. >> yes, and everyone loved playing it. me, michelle, here we go. yay. >> o-w. >> trevor: mitchell wolf, everybody. we'll be right back. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread,

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look, my hot cousin and her volleyball team have a game tonight. tall girls, tiny shorts. you in?'m gonna pass. oh, i get it, all right. you're still in perririno's corner, but that's ok, buddy. look, just a word to the wise, all right. just be careful who you hitch your wagon to. i mean that. yikes! i gotta go, ok? hi. can i buy you a house? j.d., voice-over: i guess sometimes it comes down to loyalty. hey, dr. cox. still no talking in the bathroom, newbie. you know what's weird? that you're allowed to talk? i never blamed jordan. i was the chief resident, i was here all the time, and i always made damn sure she knew she came second. but god almighty, i'm trying harder this time. i just hope i'm doing the right thing, you know. j.d., thinking: who cares if jordan wants to keep it a secret? tell him it's his baby! scream it from the mountains! dr. cox! oh, there you are. hey! hi, handsome. how are you? oh, hello, d.j. hey, jordan. how you doing? j.d., voice-over: around here, you have to grab hold of the littlest victories. whether it's victories over your insecurities... dr. kels

senior with superhero moves taking a flying leap over a teammate, diving out of bounds to bat a volleyball more than 30 feet over the net to keep the play alive and turn her into a viral sensation. >>> up next, the extraordinary bravery that earned this hero our nation's highest military honor. the hit and run in the north bay. the people investigators are turning to in finding out who was driving the car that hit two toddlers... and the new role a silicon valley company is playing in how cars are being made... next. right now at 6: a shooting spree >>> we were reminded today that some of the selflessness and bravery in combat we simply never learn about, missions that for whatever reason remain forever cloaked in secrecy. it took many years for the veil to be lifted off one vietnam-era battle in a place where americans were secretly operating at the time and at the white house today president trump bestowed the medal of honor from the fateful battle as he was honored by those who he served. >> reporter: mike rose was just 22 years old, a special forces medic and part of a secret mission d

there's technology and there's ap, everything and there's a theater department and that's a girl's volleyball team and just take an inventory and don't they can one thing away from them. >> i argue. if you watt to add value, even in that school, they have to look at that kid and say, how is she intelligent? how is -- if you -- you have to do that because the goal with education is to add value, not that -- we can't sort kids. we sort kids into winners and losers by their intelligence, how they do on tests. too often it's on their income and race. so, you have to ask a different question, and you do have to have the resources. but it's not enough to have the resources. you have to ask a different question. kids have to become the workers creating knowledge. money will not solve it. >> that's where you can -- how lucky all sat at the same table there. once you say, here are the resources that we did somehow manage to afford, usually for the most affluent families, i would add, and what did those children bring with them? they brought healthcare with them, they brought, i've never missed a meal

footage from the country's state news agency in ca showed hundreds of disciplines watching a women's volleyball match and while they provided voice to support it was a heavy choreographed affair matching outfits seans and routines dominated the stands the competition itself that includes refreshments and games. a recap of the top stories that we're following for you. nearly one month off the german election on love america is starting difficult talks are drawn for a new government to succeed you have to bridge the divide between parties from the left and right. and president xi jinping sets out his vision for china at the start of the communist party congress he says his dream is to turn the country into a global superpower. that's it for now from me and with that she must be back with you in half an hour with more news to join me then provide. knowledge is it a commodity or a public good. p.t.o. is the world's favorite online encyclopedia financed through donations its entries created by. all interiors so to commercial interests really play no role and sustainable is this business model. made

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. >> they're like wilson, the volleyball. crazy. a lot more questions about that story.end forecast as it gets more active as we go throughout the weekend. today we're seeing the areas of rain in mississippi and alabama. we shift that on saturday into areas of georgia, right up the appalachians and western pennsylvania, western new york. tropical rain in south florida. notice the rest of the country is looking just fine. still kind of cool in the middle of the nation. and then for the big storm on sunday, so we see that tropical moisture and a new storm forming and coming up through the northeast. it's going to be a very heavy rain event and we're also going to see strong gusty winds with that, too. if you're watching the nfl games in philadelphia or new york the upcoming weekend you'll notice that. >> all right, bill, thank you. thank you for waking up with us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we leave you with images of the pet masquerade in keyes florid wt, a. >>> welcome to friday morning. it's an early one. can you make out the golden gate bridge this mornin

high school volleyball game goes viral.heck this out, decatur high school, super hero leap, 30 feet from the net. she strike it is ball back over the net, texas team got right back up making another save in the rally. good for her. good job. the 4:00 a.m. hour. happy birthday to my grandmother who is 100 year's old today. lawrence jones will be in outnumbered so join us later. bye. rob: monday october 23rd, this is the fox news alert, tense moments in tampa, florida, the urgent search ramping up right now for a possible serial killer after a third person is murdered in just ten days, how this surveillance video may help track down a killer. >> locked up for life, the fate of bowe bergdahl set for today. >> great spirit for it and people want to see, i call it tax reform, it is tax reform also, it'll be the biggest tax cuts ever in the history of the

she was a cheerleader and volleyball player. a mother of three kids, ney neysa tonks. we also know there are some people who are still looking for their loved ones. i ran into a woman who is a family friend of a man named derek tailor. he is 56 years old and he is missing right now. he was staying at the paris hotel. he never checked out. he had a flight back to california. he never got on it. his family today, i spoke to them on the phone. they have been calling the hot line that official the have set up for people to be reunited with the family members. considering the number of people who left their phones behind. they haven't gotten any answers yet. one of his sons will be here tomorrow to try to piece together those answers, but you can be pretty sure that this is not the only family that is trying to get some confirmation of what happened to their loved one. dave? >> they're setting up some free rooms here at the bellagio, i know southwest airlines is trying to help fly in some people. everything is being done to help these families as comfortable as they can be

. >> and as that yearbook shows, a star volleyball player, too. >> she could spike -- i mean, she's not that tall, but she could jump. >> jane soon met that other gifted athlete, dave laut, already well on his way to becoming one of the best shot putters in california. they began dating after high school, and sometimes let don, little laut, tag along. >> she was wonderful. she was fun. they just -- they got along so well. they loved each other. it was just neat. >> when they got married in 1980, jane's friend helen was a bridesmaid. >> going that morning of the wedding to jane's parents' house, and all the girls getting dressed up. and that was really fun. it was just sweet. and jane was quite excited. she looked gorgeous, beautiful. beautiful on her wedding day. >> he had her on a pedestal. he always said such wonderful things about her. >> this is don's wife, rebecca. >> we became very close. we'd talk maybe once, twice a week on the phone. and probably for hours her and we just hit it off. we were family. >> jane was there by dave's side as he became a national and then world competi

to have politicians on both sides, both the democratic and republican sides making this into a volleyball in terms of what the president's doing or what the president's not doing, and truthfully, i have to say this, don, having the media chase this story and use sergeant johnson and his widow in the middle of it, to me, it's disgusting. this is a member of my army family. we have to wrap our arms around the widow and her children and make sure that they are protected. we can debate what the president did or didn't do, that's one thing, but when we're bringing the family member into it, the widow and her children into it, that's just wrong in my view and we've got to knock this kind of stuff on. it's contrary to what we do in the military. >> hey, listen, i think you're exactly right. if you watched this program tonight from start to finish the focus of the questions is what happened over there to cause these men to lose their lives, that's been the focus of this conversation, so i think you're exactly right. and what took this administration so long. did that have anything to do with it,

cross-country, beach volleyball. >> that is exciting to watch. [laughter] >> golf is ok. it is ok.e other networks. big 10 network. each conference has their own. it is co-owned by fox, they are on directv, but only broadcasting in the u.s. and canada, not overseas. fcc network -- rishaad: they could be looking at doing it. >> possibly doing the same thing if it is successful. there is a cable network launching, which is also tied to espn. many of these are tied to espn, which is owned by disney and disney is pushing into china with theme parks. rishaad: we will watch it. maybe you need more of them. >> we should have a beer and watch some lacrosse. rishaad: i think i am busy that day. coming up, the indian economic slowdown, is it a sign of a much bigger problem? we take a look at the cash ban and the general sales tax. up next. ♪ ♪ back withe're "bloomberg markets." quick check of the latest headlines, we have regulators in asia said to be investigate in charges. it is over the transfer of $1.4 billion from the -- islands to singapore before new laws came up. they are raising que

sergeant won two bronze medals for the 10200-meter-i was part of usa's bronze medal winning seated volleyball looking for role models, dairy say they're on that field [inaudible] the nfl field this sunday. great having you here for the weekend. great to be with you at home. chris wallace, fox news sunday is coming up. for some very important interviews. >> present trump faces a growing backlash over the response to the devastation in puerto rico. >> i am done being political crack, matters hell. >> the governor of puerto rico was so thankful for the job that were doing. >> chris: will discuss the humanitarian crisis and allegations the administration moved too slowly with fema director. then, president trump pushes his tax plan promising the surgeon economic growth. >> this can be

get a volleyball court. maybe even want to do a little boating. kayaking, along the mission creek. >> the city is also exploring the idea of creating emergency shelters on some of the sites to help with the city's homeless crisis. >> a warning for travelers, in the civil rights group, the naacp. >> recent examples of people actually being physically and violently removed from those airplanes. zplt one airline the organization says to avoid and what that airline is saying in response. >>> and the bat sl over between the warriors and the city of >>> it is 4:11, time to check traffic. the afternoon commute, this is the skyway downtown san francisco. oncoming traffic going to the lower deck of the bay bridge, ultimately the east bay, it's slow going in both directions. back with (avo) but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill. (avo) and for people with type 2 diabetes treating cardiovascular

politicians on both sides, both the democratic side and the republican sides making this into a volleyballat the president is doing or what the president is not doing, and then truthfully, i have to say this don, to have the media chase after this story and use sergeant johnson and his widow in the middle of it, to me it's disgusting. this is a member of the family, my army family. we have to wrap our arms around the widow, her children and make sure they are protected. we can debate what the president did, what he didn't do. that's one thing. but when we're bringing the family member into it, when we're bringing the widow and her children into it, that's just wrong in my view, and we have to knock this kind of stuff off. >> general -- >> it's contrary to what we do in the military. >> i think you're right. and if you watch this program from start to finish, you'll notice the focus of the question is what happened over there that caused these men to lose their lives, and what took this administration so long. did that have anything to do with it? perhaps kimberly maybe they thought this wa

prince harry was watching a volleyball match when a young fan went in on his popcorn.h 2-year-old emily who is the daughter of british paraolympic. >> some day she'll be like, oh, my god, i can't believe i did it. >> but it was great popcorn. >>> coming up next, a sunday sitdown with full-time as trophies si cyst and part time late night with liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep stude

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. >> briarwoods high school raised $2,000 for the kaplan family at the girls volleyball game.the money is providing them with help during this time. he cannot help but miss the help of his loving wife. >> right now i miss her help. miss her help. >> he says he's happy his children are alive. his two daughters were there to watch the game. his son ben is still in critical condition. go to the nbc washington app to get more information on the go fund me page. this has to be for him. it's nice to see people rally around him and be a support system. >> the family will need that support. not now but in the months and years to come. still ahead, a bonfire and this 45-foot sculpture. setting up shop on the national mall for a festival. but could it stick around for months? we'll fill you in. >>> imagine finishing the marathon and then learning you didn't. how a major race ro ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and thei

we also know she was a cheerleader an volleyball player. neysa tonks. we know of her death because of her employer confirmed it. we also know there are people looking for their loved one actively at this point trying to figure out whether they are in area hospitals and just haven't made contact or whether they are among those who have died. i ran into one woman, and she's the family friend of derek taylor who is missing. he's 56 years old, a father from california. he was scheduled to return to california but he missed his flight staying at the paris hotel. le he never checked out of that hotel. his family, i spoke to them on the phone, spent their day today calling every hospital in las vegas. calling the hot line that officials have set up to try to reunite people but still no luck. they're obviously hoping he's is it sill alive. dave? >> just one of many questions as we continue to investigate what happened here and how many of these victims still have tough times to get through. scott, thank you. >>> one of those questions, as we move forward is how

she graduated from centennial high school where she was a cheerleader and played volleyball and known for being active in her church. a family friend said she had a heart for people. and then there was jennifer irvine, an attorney from san diego, she had a reputation for being a tenacious litigator who was passionate about helping her clients during difficult times. students from lisa romero muniz's school are trying to cope with her loss. a secretary for gallup mckinley county schools in new mexico. >> she gave advice like keep pushing through the hard things. when i heard she passed that kind of like hit me in my heart. >> whenever i was in middle school with her she helped me through a lot with my family. everything. and you can trust her with anything. >> we should mention carrie barnett an employee at disney. the company's chairman and ceo bob igor said this was a senseless, horrific act. a terrible loss for so pane. we mourn a wonderful member of the disney family. also, another disney employee, a cast member named jessica milam was injured and the company says they are at this

ben's sisters were at this recent volleyball game fund-raiser. and in spite of the pain and loss he's endured, ben is grateful. >> oh, it's meant the world to me. the man who hit our car, he taught me about the evil in the world, but seeing all these kind actions has really taught me that the world can be very nice, too. >> reporter: pretty touching words. now, no charges have been filed yet in connection with that fatal accident. the investigation continues. ben was also happy to hear from us that safety improvements are being made right now by vdot out on that stretch of road where his mom was killed, coming up on news 4 at 5:00 we'll show you the work going on there. back to you now in the studio. >> all right, julie carey. going to return now to our breaking news. reports t york that several people are dead after an incident near the world trade center. >> that's right. news 4's scott macfarlane has more developments for us right now. is that the worldst scott? >> yes, we expect a news briefing. the situation we confirmed includes multiple de

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ben's sisters were at this recent volleyball game loss he's endured, ben is grateful. >> oh, it's meant the world to me. the man who hit our car, he taught me about the evil in the world, but seeing all these kind actions is really taught me that the world can be very nice, too. >> reporter: ben says he's heartened, too, to learn about the work vdot is doing to improve safety on watson and evergreen mills roads where his mom was killed. today the shoulder is being widened, fortified and tomorrow a special nonskid surface will be added to the curb approaching the intersection. and a loudoun county sheriff's office also doing a stepped up enforcement campaign on evergreen mills road. i'll tell you more about that on news4 at 6:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, julie. we're pulling for him like everyone else. >>> all right. this has been one of the most looked at stories on the nbc washington app and tragedy in northern virginia after a young boy jumped from a car below. mean bhiel the community where the boy lived are struggling why they didn't see any warning signs. news4's me

she's on the volleyball team and everything. she has a lot of outside support.ton i'd love to give a shoutout to. they're called families of addicts. foa. and they're not just in dayton. they're in five counties across ohio. they help people like tori. they help kids. they help parents who are dealing with kids with addiction issues. she does have to go to therapy. she does have lasting psychological and emotional effects of what happened to her as you might imagine. >> yeah. kate, i cannot tell you how much i appreciate you coming on and doing this series with us here. i know you'll have more on what teachers are seeing in just about an hour or so on "andrea mitchell reports." kate snow, thank you. >>> up next on this program, we're headed to puerto rico where billionaires could change how the island gets its power. that's next. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phon

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from the country's state news agency can see issued hundreds of participants watching a women's volleyball match and why did provided boisterous support it was a heavy choreographed affair matching outfits and with teams dominated the stands the competition itself will include professional obligations. the german historical museum here in berlin has a new exit mission on the nine hundred seventeen russian revolution which led to the formation of the soviet union those events at the time had a profound influence on the twentieth century and caught in hempstead from our culture desk is here to tell a small welcome can not so much happen in russia in nine hundred seventeen how they managed to pack all this in into one exhibition that's a tall order and obviously no exhibition could ever be exhaustive on this topic it's obviously a very sensitive issue as well so we can also say that it's extremely brave of the german historical museum to even attempt an exhibition like this but this one looks at at the nine hundred seventeen revolution so there was the february revolution that actually overth

her husband tells cnn she's an amazing mom, active helping their daughter's volleyball team. he said she was beautiful inside and out and never too good for anyone. their friend ryan remembered her this way. >> she always had a smile and a hug for anyone who walked in the room. she couldn't hurt a fly. she was one of the kindest people i've ever met. >> hannah lived in beaumont, california with her family for the last five years but was from red lands california originally. john fip enwas at the concert with his son travis who was wounded when he stopped to help someone during the shooting. his dad stayed with him, shielded a woman from a bullet and was killed himself. he and his son both are being haled's heroes. a neighbor described him as a man of integrity. wasn't nothing he wouldn't do for you. his friend says once when they were camping together someone flipped a boat and he went to help. another friend said he always had a smile on his face. >> he was unflappable. just this big guy's guy that you know how there's always that thing about celebrities or politicians, who

her husband tells cnn she was an amazing mom, active helping their daughter's volleyball team. he said she was beautiful inside and out and never too good for anyone. their friend ryan remembered her this way. >> she had a smile and a hug for anyone who walked in the room. she couldn't hurt a fly. she was one of the kindest people i met. >> she lived in beaumont, california with her family for the last five years. john phippen was there with his son. he stayed to help a woman, and she was shot. he and his son were both heroes. a neighbor and close friend described john as a man of integrity who always had your back, nothing he wouldn't do for you, didn't have to ask. his friend said once they were camping and someone flipped a boat and he went to help. he said that's the type of person he was. another friend said john always had a smile on his face. >> he was unflappable, just this big guy's guy. that you know how there's always that thing about celebrities or politicians, who would you want to hang out with? john was that guy you would want to hang out with. a tragic loss. thi