watkins died at the hospital. his father says his son recently moved out after having problems with his ex-girlfriend and lived at the house with his mother and ex-girlfriend's mother and he also had a daughter with the ex-girlfriend who also lived at the house. >> he knew the house very well. so i don't think he was an intruder but that's the information supposely that the officers got from the 911 call and i haven't heard that at all. >> reporter: and the 23-year- old worked at walmart. he played football for de anza college. the family says he was distraught over the breakup and he was trying to get his life back together. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the officers who opened fire last night are now on paid administrative leave. >>> passengers may have been exposed to measles after an infected person rode bart trains for three days between lafayette station and san francisco. there are now 15 confirmed cases of measles in the bay area. contra costa county health officials say that person rode b

. >>> the family of the man shot by police tells abc7 that philip watkins was depressed and suicidal when he confronted officers. he needed help not a bullet. alyssa? >> officers were first called to the house about an arm intruder but the woman says that was bogus made by her son who may is wanted a confrontation with police. >> he needed help. >> the 23-year-old philip watkins, her daughter's fiance was shot and killed in front of her outside watkins' mothers help in san jose. buchanan was here when he stopped by. >> he was distraught and said he was unhappy, he was sad, he didn't feel like things were going right in his life and...he didn't know if he wanted to live. >> she said watkins called 9-1-1 himself. according to san jose police the call mentioned an intruder with a myself and when they arrived the subject charged at them with the weapon. they opened fire.. [ inaudible ] >> next door neighbor her the commotion. >> i am sad. he needs help. the police didn't have to shoot. >> family members are distraught and baffled how quickly things fell apart. they describe him as athlet

two officers then opened fire and watkins died at the hospital. according to his father, watkins used to live at the house with his ex-girlfriend and his own mother. >> he knew the house very well. so i don't think he was an intruder but that's the information that the officers got from the 911 call and i haven't heard that at all. >> i saw him a couple of weeks down in gilroy and he was living with a college friend. he has a 2-year-old daughter. you know, people have disputes. >> watkins' father said his son was upset about his relationship with his ex- girlfriend. >>> cargo will not move through 29 west coast ports four of the next five days because of appear on going labor dispute. the companies that operate the terminals including the port of oakland say they won't hire crews to load or unload ships today or three days over the president's day weekend. the companies don't want to pay the workers weekend or holiday wages. they accuse the longshoreman's union of slowing down to gain leverage in contract talks. meanwhile truckers are caught in th

don't shoot. >> reporter: watkins played football for de anza college. he was engaged to his ex- girlfriend but they broke up. he was distraught over the breakup. >> he was trying to better himself. >> i didn't want him to be betrayed as a gangbanger, intruder, as a, you know, just a crazed out you know person because that's know he is. like my brother said he was trying to get his self together. >> reporter: in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. the officers who fired the shots have 7 to 8 years experience and were members of the gang unit. they are on standard paid administrative leave. >>> west coast ports including oakland are closed right now and will stay closed for most of the long holiday weekend. terminal operators won't high crews to load or unload ships today or th presidents day weekend. they accuse the longshoremen of a slowdown to get leverage in contract talks. >> its slowed down to nothing. they are trying to work it slow to make pressure and trying to make it hold the trucks outside. >> the pacific maritime association which represents

it was watkins who called 911 and it was his way of calling for help. the radio captured tense moments when they arrived. >> male walking towards us. >> reporter: they ordered him to drop the weapon, so he fired. >> shots fired! >> they shot him. and i begged the policemen not to shoot him. that he needed help. they could have tazed him. >> reporter: watkins was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. a police spokesperson says the officers were in fear for their life and they are trained to stop a threat. watkins was 23 years old, attended san jose high school and deanza college where he played football. he was engaged to buchanon's daughter. >> he was thinking of becoming a policeman. ironic huh? >> reporter: it is unknown if this is a case of suicide by police. detectives are trying to piece together what happened here. in san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at noon, a key figure in the san francisco conspiracy case involving leland yee was back in court today. raymond shrimp boy chow and five others were arraigned on an

his family identifies him as philip watkins. police say he threatened them with a knife, but his family believed he wanted a confrontation with officers. >> bob redell spoke with the suspect's family today. >> good morning. police say that 911 call came into them yesterday, that a man with a knife was trying to break into that house on sherman, but the people who live in that home say that person was not an intruder. he was family. they let him in. they say he was upset, suicidal, and he was the one who called 911. philip watkins' mother believes her son was so distraught, he wanted to die at the hands of police. fay buchanan was not sure what her future son-in-law was thupging when he called 911 does does know he wasn't in a good place. >> he didn't feel like things were going right in his life and he didn't know if he wanted to live. >> buchanan said she called the suicide hotline. they promised her police would send out an intervention team but instead, at least two officers with a gang suppression unit showed up after 5:00 l

watkins played football for de anza college. he was engaged to his girlfriend but the relationship recently ended. his family says he was not a gang member and are no criminal history. he was just distraught over the breakup. his football coach still can't believe it. >> when i first found out it was a shock. we have known this young man. he was on our football team in 2012. it was a championship year for us it. he was a really good player for us. outstanding character. we had no problems with phil at all. he was a good kid. >> reporter: there is a lot that police have to short out in this case. one of the things they may be looking into is something we heard that watkins may have been the 911 caller himself. that's something that police will still have to confirm. as for the two officers, they have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. reporting lookive in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> surveillance photos could help catch the man who knocked a san francisco police officer off a muni platform. police say that th

they described watkins as an athlete. he used to play football. was working at walmart and loved his 2-year-old little girl. they say he had no history of mental illness. >> the officers who opened fire had been placed on administrative leave which is a routine procedure pending investigation. >>> san jose's launching an innovative crime fighting network, one that relies on private home security cameras that could help with investigations. >> but some residents are worried that the network could give the city the power to snoop on them. abc 7 news reporter chris winn is live in san jose with the story. >> there's no secret police resources are stretched thin right now. that's why the city is getting creative, they're asking residents and business owners who own security cameras and have put them on their properties to tell police that they have them there. that way police can turn to them for help in the event they need to solve a crime. >> we all know we don't have as many officers as we want or need in the city. >> since taking office, he's been

okay, fine, but, this is not the first time kory watkins has been in the headlines.t month on the first day of the texas legislative session, he posted a video that his gun rights group in the office of an official lobbying. >> we just -- we're going to start shopping for somebody that will. >> i don't want to vote yes. >> as far as i'm concerned you're a tyrant to the constitution for the united states of america. >> you won't be here very long. >> we're going to take texas back. >> you need to leave. >> i'm asking you to leave my state. >> you need to leave my office. >> read the constitution. lead my office, get your foot out of the door. get out. >> read the constitution. >> the day after that happened, members of the texas house passed a rule to make it easier for members to get panic buttons in their office. joining me now is poncho navarez. >> what was going through your head at the time? >> the office was full, my family was there, and every emotion that you could have goes through your head. you're fearing for the safety of those around you and you're not su

watkins was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. here is what we were told by his fiance's mother. >> he called 911. he called them himself. you know, that's -- that was somewhat of his plea of asking for help. >> reporter: why did he call 911 himself? >> i have no idea, honey. the boy was -- he was distressed. he was -- something i had never seen before. i didn't know things would get to this point. >> reporter: watkins used to live in the home. we're told that he had a 2-year- old daughter that he was distressed. it was some sort of call for help. she said she begged officers not to shoot. they are questioning why police didn't shoot him before his waist. a spokesperson said officers are trained to stop the threat. police collected evidence at the scene and conducted interviews with witnesses. again, they are really trying to piece this all together. the two officers are on administrative leave. we're told they've been with the department between seven to eight years. i've also reached out to police for an update and we are still

police determined it was philip watkins who called 911. police capture the moment officers saw a man with a blade running towards them. he failed to drop the knife. they opened fire. he died at the hospital. police stated both officers each with 8 years experience responded in self-defense. it is unclear if they knew about the solto the suicide help line. witnesses told them after the fact he was battling depression. >> i was shocked. >> he says he was a running back on the football team in 2012. a stand out who graduated from san jose high school. >> i feel real sad. there are young men -- he had a lot going for him when he played here. it is a shock. >> reporter: it is unclear if the officers received training on how to deal with suspects suffering from mental illness. both offenses have been placed on paid administrative leave. >> azenith smith in san jose, thank you. >>> police in antioch release surveillance video hoping someone will recognize a daring thief. look at the video. it shows a burglary in action monday morning at the wendy

i thought he had a lot going for him when he played here and this is a shock. >> watkins was engaged to be married and leaves behind a 2- year-old daughter. >>> san francisco police are searching for a man who they say charged at an officer and knocked him off a muni platform. these surveillance photos were taken on january 23rd. police say a group of officers was conducting some sort of investigation at 4th and king streets near at&t park. police tried to stop and question the man but he ran off new york knocking one of the officer -- knocking one of the officers off the platform. the officer had minor injuries. >>> the stanford university board of atrustees approved a tuition hike of 3.5%. tuition will be more than $45,000. for students who live on campus, total undergraduate fees will jump to $60,000. but stan fmpd says only one- third of students pay the full tuition with two-thirds steeving some sort of financial aid or scholarship assistance. >>> about a third of alabama's counties have hished same-sex marriage licenses -- have issued same-sex marriage licenses. hundreds of cou

he was a young man and i thought he had a lot going for him. >> watkins was engaged to be married.leaves behind a two-year-old daughter. his family says he suffered from depression. >>> 22 marines were exposed to fire retardant gas. they were conducting an exercise at their base in 29 palms. when an extinguishing system went off triggering the release of the gas. no fire or explosion and most were treated and released but three are in the hospital for observations over night. >>> the former army private in the wikileaks scandal will be allowed to under go hormonotherapy. chelsey is manning formerly known as bradley manning was convicted of espionage. the day after he was convicted in august 2013, manning announced that he wanted to live as a woman. he is is serving a 35 year sentence at fort levings worth in texas. >>> lawyer for the couple says the wedding took place yesterday in mobile county. >>> as steve has been saying it will be another warm weekend but the national weather service is warning of potentially dangerous conditions at the beach. there is a beach hazard alert in e

it was his fiancee's house and her family said watkins made that 911 call themselves. they say they are baffled by the way quickly things fell apart. >> he needed help. he told me he was unhappy he was sad. he didn't feel like things were going right in his life. and he didn't know if he wanted to live. >> watkins is described as an athlete who used to play football. he was working at walmart and loved his 2-year-old little girl. he did not have a history of mental illness. >>> the city of san jose is making a new offer to try to end a bitter lengthy dispute with labor unions. it cuts in half the amount of future pension cuts. this offer is the first since the new city council and mayor sam lacardo took over in january. the union is saying the offer does not go far enough. the issue of pension reform has prompted hundreds of officers to leave san jose for jobs elsewhere. >> also in san jose tonight, city leaders are launching a new campaign against crime. the centerpiece of the plan involves ordinary people who want to help make their communities safer. >> it's a reall

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police said this morning watkins was the one who called police reporting the intruder. the incident remains under investigation. >> a problem with the golden gate bridge's new barrier brought traffic to a stop this morning. cell phone video shows the presidio parkway at a near stand still on the south side of the bridge. the spokesperson says a 14-inch pin that connects each barrier unit worked its way loose. she says there was no danger. the barrier units did it not move noticeably and they were protected by that zipper truck. the crew spent 30 minutes replacing the pin. tonight they'll be back out for a previously planned series of tests to make sure the tension is right so the pins do not slip loose again. >> barrier truck goes back and forth over the barrier checking the tension all along the way making adjustments as needed. >> the company that made the barrier will come out to test it. >> jim harbaugh is parting with the 49ers apparently was not at all mutual. he told it the "san jose mercury news" he was told on the monday after a loss to the seahawks he wouldn't

he has now been identified as phillip watkins.officers say they had no choice but to open fire. >> a good kid, a great kid. he didn't deserve to go down like that. he needed help. and we begged him to get that help. >> reporter: buchanan says her daughter was set to be married to phillip watkins. >> they shot him. i begged the police officers not to shoot him. >> reporter: san jose police received a 911 call from a home on sherman street in downtown. the caller said that a man with a knife was breaking into his house. it was too late by the time police determined that sherman was the man who called 911. when he failed to drop the knife. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: they opened fire, he died at the hospital. both officers each with eight years experience on the force responded in self-defense. it's unclear if they knew about the call to the suicide help line. witnesses told them after the fact, watkins was battling depression. >> i was kind of shocked. didn't seem like this would be in his character. >> reporter: his h

they say watkins was holding it. the two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on routine paid administrative leave while the department investigates. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> this was the first officer- involved shooting in san jose in 2015. >>> bay area doctors say their phones are ringing off the hooks these days. they are seeing more and more patients at their pediatrics centers who want to be vaccinated for measles. the peninsula pediatric medical group in burlingame says a lot of parents are now calling the center to check if their kids are up to date on their shots. doctors say the recent outbreak has parents who were previously hesitant about vaccines now having second thoughts. >> now when you have a case or you have multiple cases popping up and it's starting to hit closer to home, then i think people say okay, this is a good time to do it. i now see that risk for my child. >> the doctor also says they are using precautionary measures at the office because of the outb

police say they had no choice but to shoot 23-year-old phillip watkins. they say he ran towards them, holding a knife. his former football coach at de anza college can't believe watkins is gone. >> i feel really sad. i thought he had a lot going for him when he played here and -- it's a shock. >> watkins was engaged to be married. he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. his family said he suffered from depression. >>> pressure is mounting over the kensington police department and the way they are handling an officer whose gun was stolen by a prostitute in reno last may. last night, some of the people called for the police chief to step down. they are upset it took him almost eight months about before he suspended the sergeant for the incident. the scand am has caused council members to delow a vote on giving police officers a 16% pay raise over four years. the proposed deal was negotiated by barrow. >>> 11en people who lost their home -- 117 people who lost their homes in three big fires recentny in san francisco have been live until a temporary shelter r

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reporter: todd watkins says there was one red light ticket for every 475000 miles they drive, a low rate, showing that kids are in good hands. >> they are much safer in one of the school buses statistically than even in their parents car. reporter: parents were not happy to see bad behavior caught on camera, this bus nailed three times in three weeks at the same spot, making the same turn without stopping. we found a stack of tickets that when unpaid for years. >> we have to pay. >> reporter: in prince george's county, with 249 citations, bus drivers are supposed to pay, but many did not. we found dozens of overdue notices, collection letters, and bus registration flagged when drivers did not pay the fine. >> did we chased down drivers in the past, yes. were we always successful, no. reporter: a new procedure makes statements automatic for prince george's county schools. the district shells out the cash, then drivers pay back the fines. >> i think we fixed it. reporter: fix the payment, but not the problem, with buses still getting nailed. montgomery county has terminated drivers in rela

we were celebrating all the good things happening in mclaren park and robert watkins' outstanding leadership. you will have to click online to see it. that is good. and that, commissioners, concludes the general manager's report. >> thank you very much. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the general manager's report? >> probably robert would. >> seeing none, public comment is closed and we're on item 14, general public comment. anyone who would like to make general public comment who did not comment on item 4? being none, item 14 is closed. item 15 is commissioner matters. commissioners. >> i would just like to have on calendar for february, an informational hearing on the extension of st. mary's park in chinatown. >> thank you. any public comment on this item? being none, this item is closed. item 11, new business/agenda setting. commissioners? public? no public comment. this item is closed. 12, communications. public comment? this item is closed. 13 is adjournment and commissioner buell, i believe you -- >> bear with me for nearly 20 years under helen dillard's lea

. >> reporter: michael watkins was on the same bus that morning. >> any time she get on the bus she hadd with everybody. >> reporter: but he doesn't remember the accident. he fell asleep on the way to school. >> i woke up. then i just heard a lot of silence and screaming. then i felt somebody touching me and it hurt. >> reporter: his leg, his femur, broken. >> do you think he would have suffered the extent of those injuries had he been wearing a seat belt? >> all i know is he wasn't in one and he ended up with a broken femur, two surgeries, a wheelchair walker therapy. >> reporter: u.s. regulations only require seat belts on school buses under 10,000 pounds. and only six states require all school buses to be equipped with seat belts. a big difference from many click it or ticket laws across the nation that require us to belt up in cars. >> when you get in your mom's car, what's the first thing you do? >> put on my seat belt. >> but you don't have to wear a seat belt on a school bus. does it make sense to you? >> no. if you wear a seat belt in the car, you've not to wear it on the bus to

. >> reporter: well, this man identified his son as phillip watkins. he says he was a good kid trying to get his life together. played football, worked at wal- mart. had problems with his exgirlfriend. but he said he was not a violent person, but they had some issues. of course, we will get more details out to you as soon as we learn them. live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> this was the first officer involved shooting in san jose this year. >> betty was reporting near spartan stadium. while that was going on there, people in a neighborhood about 11 blocks south were meeting at a middle school at a meeting. with fewer police officers patrolling the streets, one woman told us it is like the wild west. >> there's lots of burglaries, lots of activity. lots of people discussing the things that are going on. a lot of crime. less police officers. all of it. >> and there's not a lot you can say to someone to console them when they don't feel safe in their own home. i appreciate it very much. >> neighbors are banning together on social media to keep an eye o

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. >> police determined watkins drank a heavy duty degreaser used to clean floors.ral claims have been made against mcdonald's before. an indiana teenager said he ingested cleaning solution in mcdonald's tea. >>> it will not be exactly what we need but every drop counts these days. we have some rain coming along. >> spencer christian is here with what's ahead. >> that seems to be quite elusive this winter. we have some high clouds around, which will thicken over night. let's bounce over to the other side of the country where even though conditions are pretty calm right now there's a little snow shower activity over the central rockies and more missing from the central valley and ohio valley. tomorrow it will be cold again over the eastern two thirds to three quarters of the country. highs of only 15 tomorrow at fargo. 17 in minneapolis. 31 in washington, d.c.. back to california tomorrow. look for slowers around eureka, snow showers over the sierra, and a few rainshowers down south. here in the bay area, we'll see increasing clouds, it will be breezy and cool. highs

. >>> deep float, mark felt, sharon watkins of enron all were whistle-blowers. >> what happens when thetem fails to protect whistle-blow whistle-blowers? good morning p these are the people you want to speak up when they see a red flag. they work in nuclear plants, oil rigs, they work on the planes we fly. the federal government created the whistle-blower protection program to encourage these people to report safety problems because they are on the front lines in industries that affect all of us. but current and former investigators at the agency say the system is broken and that a+eujp)e being vc-hmismanaged. they say there's pressure to dismiss the concerns rather than fully investigate them. look at the cases in region nine which includes california. numbers show osha issued merit finds 16 times out of 562 investigations from 2009 to that's just 2.8 pr% of the time whistleblower was awarded a victory. nationally the numbers equally dismal at 2.7%. osha reorganized its program and added more staff to improve whistle-blower protection efforts. we have a lot more in our complete report

chair oiler, mitch watkins.t job, but check out this tape from what happened the time mitch's union went on strike. [ chairs squeak ] "downton abbey" is still a big hit. it's a big production with a large crew, but the actors couldn't do it without harrumphing coach, nigel smythe-pennington. when someone accidentally uses their soup spoon during the oyster course, he's the one that teaches mr. carson to make this noise in reaction. >> bah! [ laughter ] >> seth: "who wants to be a millionaire" is, of course, the popular game show where contestants -- of course it is -- the popular game show where contestants answer multiple choice questions for a chance to win big bucks. and this guy's been a crucial part of the show for years. there it is, writer of the "d" answers, edgar sims. someday he's hoping to get promoted to writing the "c" answers. keep reaching for those stars, edgar. next up is "game of thrones". incredible special effects on the show, which is why i was so surprised to see this in the credits. there

the family of phillip watkins says he used to live at that house with his girlfriend and he was distraught>> president obama arrives in the bay area today. the president heads to stanford tomorrow for a cyber security summit and then will host a high-priced fundraiser in san francisco. >>> bart's board of directors is expected to ban ecigarettes today. many passengers have complained about the devices. the ban would mirror the restrictions on traditional cigarettes. >>> >>> good morning. delays on caltrain in the northbound direction and an accident happened earlier this morning in the morgan hill area where train 221 hit a pedestrian. there's a fatality now and vta has set up a bus bridge. be prepared for delays northbound caltrain between the south bay and the peninsula. no problems for bart this morning. the golden gate commute is going to be sluggish for that southbound drive getting into san francisco. and delays at the bay bridge toll plaza from the foot of the maze. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> hey, liza, thank you very much. good morning, everyone! we have the sun up over

for communications and strategy at the center for american progress and republican strategist, joe watkins about a presidential campaign possibly allowing more time for the gop field to go after each other. at the same time, she's weighing in on this debate over vaccinations via 2013. is she trying to have it both ways? >> i don't think so. her #grandmothersknowbest. it touches a lot of people your facebook page my facebook page spirited debate about the topic. i don't think she's trying to have it both ways. i think when it comes down to this issue, the science is clear and really there's no debate about safety and importance of vaccines. >> smart move on the clintons' part to send out the tweet? >> social media will have a huge impact in the 2016 election. the world is changing people turn to social media as a way to communicate with millions of people. i think there's no doubt about it smart move on former secretary clinton's part. i think they believe kids ought to be vaccinated when it comes to measles mumps, rue bell a, there's 97% success rate. i don't think republicans are against

here with me to frame the debate victoria soto and joe watkins, former aide to george hw bush.>> i did a double take. was that rick perry saying that or ted cruz it sounded more like ted cruz. we are seeing rick perry beef up. he is dropping comments like these. more importantly, playing the money game. just last week he released a list of 80 top donors in texas. we also know that he has been beefing up in terms of studying in terms of international policy, domestic relationships, and he is in it to win it. the only but is that indictment hanging over his head. he is in a very strong position unless the indictment doesn't disappear in the next five months, then all bets or off. >> kred cruzzism. breaking that rule to not speak of another republican in a bad form? >> i guess he is doing what candidates do in tough presidential primary battles. right now polling behind senator cruz. senator cruz is probably seventh place, most polls i have seen and rick perry is in about ninth place. he has some ground to makeup. maybe this is a way he makes up ground. it will be tough getting th

right now the watt kin watkin county fire district an hour north of seattle, they are applying for assistanceto firefighters grant, which is funded through the department of homeland security. this is a very rural fire district. they have only one paid employee happens to be the fire cheervetion alongchief, along with a volunteer fire fighting force and a volunteer e.m.t. force of six. they have applied for a very small, $24,000 federal grant to realreplace their heavery used and outdated equipment everything from boots and helmets that are now over 11 years old. i have been working with them to get that equipment which protects those volunteers who put their lives on the line to save others. but if congress doesn't fund this department, those grants are at risk and that is unacceptable. and it's proof that this political mess that republicans have made isn't a hypothetical problem. it is something that will have real impacts in every one of our communities across the country. so mr. president my colleagues are not going to give in and let republicans play politics with the department of home

eric, are you talking to ed watkins.e is the guy that fills up the cars and is responsible for a lot of this stuff. how is low gas prices impacting nascar? >> they call him big head on pit row. if that was him there yesterday, i don't think danica would have been shofing him in the chest. ed talk about what it's like just this week alone? how much gas are you going to be using? >> daytona is really, really neat. it's a great race to be a part of. it's our super bowl. we're down here all weeklong. we had the big unlimited on saturday night qualifying on sunday. we had to get -- had the big duals last night, and then a little bit of track time today, and then the big daddy of them all, daytona 500 on sunday. on sunday we'll be looking at four tires and fuel throughout the course of the day, depending on the way pit strategy goes, and one cool thing i get to do that you guys don't get to do. i get to fill these race cars up in about 11 seconds. >> show us that gas tank you have right there. how big is that thing? how much d

officer paul watkins said he filled up his cup with sweet tea from a self-serve station.a sip. >> thought it looked dark. took the lid off. didn't see anything wrong with it. takes a drink it and then the initial, you know, whole thing is burning. >> turns out that employees put cleaning chemicals in that tea dispenser. they forgot to mark it out of service. mcdonald's has since apologized. >> do you remember the 911 dispatcher who told a 13-year-old maryland girl to stop whining as her father lie dying from a hit-and-run crash. >> so two people were struck? >> yes they were yes. >> let's stop whining, let's stop whining. it's hard to understand you. >> now that guy is out of a job. a teenager had called 911 after her 38-year-old father rick warwick was hit by a car while changing a tire alongside a baltimore highway. her father later died. officials for the fire department not saying if the dispatcher was fired or if he quit on his own. >>> texas congressman roger williams introducing a bill to honor chris kyle with a congressional medal of honor. >> let people in americ

his family identifies him as philip watkins.