good luck to you, kevin. kevin definitely has potential if he can really search his heart and want to make the changes, i believe he can do so. but it's truly up to him. i hope he's successful. that's all i can say. >> while kevin is excited to go to placement, for kymyada being sent to a placement facility means separation from her daughter. but her story does not end here. >> that statement that you said hurt me really bad because -- he says she's an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here. nexium 24hr. it's the purple pill. the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protectiontm. lifewe scream shout,owl, shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in, our world gets smaller, quieter, but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shou

kevin: it is a distraction. if you're going to sell a company for $60 billion, it's not a terrible thing. i just think it's a very unlikely transaction. until this happens, we have to put the odds at very small. it's just so big for those large companies. nobody wants to make a $60 billion mistake. we have seen many acquisitions go badly. those are not the type of typical transactions that google does. a double-click or youtube or even an android, in some ways they bought core technology early on and build it from there. i think it is not very likely. emily: on that note, bill mcdermott said that you don't buy companies where prices are going to drop and revenue will be under pressure in the future. corey you have always been , beating on salesforce. what do you think of that statement? cory: i am always loving salesforce. it is not growing like it used to. in the latter stages of growth they have been fueled by bigger acquisitions. this is a company that has grown lately, not because of their software, but grow

kevin, you are staying with me now. i do want to talk to a little bit about something new that you're working on. you've had a lot of experience launching and building up companies. you just announce her latest startup called kontor, for office design. kevin: there is a $60 billion market every year of companies buying furnishings. there is no website to see the entire selection, get inspiration, so were building that right now. we will launch in a couple of weeks. it looks very exciting. i think it's going to be a huge opportunity. it's exciting that you can still find enormous opportunities in the internet where no one has launched yet. this is one of the areas where you can find big things. i think kontor is going to be a big success for signing up the architectural firms. it will take a subcategory and make it bigger. emily: startups used to be started in garages. now we are seeing companies spending a lot of money on their offices. is it assignable bubble? real quick. kevin: the biggest increases the large companie

kevin, what do you want?" and you go -- you go to this nice lady and you go, "do you have any fountain sodas?" and she goes, "do we look like we have any fountain sodas?" [ laughter ] and he goes, "i don't know, you're the one who works here. i'm just asking." she goes, "well, what does it look like? look around." >> i just don't think it's that ridiculous a question. >> jimmy: so then -- you guys start to debate, getting in an argument with this old lady. i had to break you up. >> jimmy had to step in. "kevin, take a regular diet coke and let's go watch the movie." >> jimmy: "get out of here." >> how would i know if you had fountain sodas? i don't know, man. >> i mean, fountain sodas and popcorn -- i mean, i don't think it was that ridiculous. >> jimmy: i've never heard of anyone ever asking, "do you have any fountain sodas?" >> fountain sodas are way better. whatever. so we go in to see -- >> jimmy: remember the thing -- we go into -- >> are you gonna tell the -- amazing. >> jimmy: we're watching -- it's a g

live in southeast tonight, i am kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kellye: kevin, thank you. four people heard, at least one person dead when somebody opened fire in the ardmore rec center. we understood the park was packed when someone started shooting. roz: it was, indeed, and we are lucky more people were not dead. this was all in the quiet neighborhood park. police say this happened around two: 30 this afternoon at the ardmore recreation center. there was a crowd, people outside playing basketball, and believe say that a car rolled up, and somebody in that car opened fire. dozens of people scattered, but four people were hit. they are investigating, trying to figure out how and why this happened in the usually wyatt neighborhood. >> it is a sad, redundant narrative. some folks were using the park. it was a busy day in our car and somebody pulled up and opened fire. a tragedy. roz: so far, we do not have any suspect information. we expect to get some of that, and police say they are looking at several people and several groups, and we hope to get information on the victims

kevin: thank you. i thought we would start big and had small. for me, the main focus is where we are fighting, the middle east. you are now the chair of the armed services committee. your committee has oversight of the military and the wars. do you think that the rest of congress, the leadership adequately focus is on the middle east and the press coming out of the middle east to the united states and the united states's interest in the region right now? rep. thornberry: adequately, probably not. much more focused than they used to be. i think of is not just the members on the armed services or foreign affairs committee that our focus, i think the american people and most all their representatives in congress have some appreciation for the seriousness of what is happening and are really -- im getting more questions at home in my district about what is happening around the world then i have ever gotten before. i think the american people have more just and therefore there is more focus and co

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sting kevin connolly science expert, kevin delaney and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 269, battle creek! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! welcome. looking good. welcome, welcome, welcome everyone to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. here's what everyone's talking about. of course, it's the presidential election. and this is kind of a surprise. in a recent interview, the rapper 50 cent said that he is going to be supporting hillary clinton. yeah. hillary would be excited, but she doesn't get out of bed for less than a million cents. [ laughter ] so, i mean. actually, hillary clinton has gotten a lot of endorsements from recording artists in addition to 50 cent. ja rule and snoop dogg said they are supporting hillary. not to be outdone, all the gop candidates are now touring as the who tang clan. [ laughter ] i know those guys. i know the first five guys. and i saw that this week, hillary clinton joined the networking site linkedin. [ light laughter ] and you tho

kevin: all right, pat, katie kevin you're sticking with us. cory johnson, our editor at large, thank you always. in today's edition of drive,uber has apparently emptied carnegie mellon's robotics laboratory according to "the verge." they announced a strategic partnership to work on self driving cars, remember? they even set up shop at the robotics center where they shared a parking lot. four months later they are moving into what they called the advanced technologies center one mile down the road. that partnership looks like it may have been more of a job fair , according to "the verge." we reached out to uber for comment but have not heard back yet. here about the woman who's feeling this elite role? next. -- filling out this elite role? next. ♪ >> alley, emily, emily? emily: senator rand paul protesting a possible renewal of the patriot act. but is -- but is it all for show? it technically is in the filibuster, the senate is set to vote tomorrow on legislation that prohibits the nsa from collecting phone records in bulk, but it were news p

but, kevin, kevin, hey. let's not get--let's-- i don't need you for the other company. kevin. kevin. kevin. yes, you do. oh. (chuckles) i just don't. the problem is, there's leakage in the deal. i don't get any of the good stuff, just the risky stuff. no, it-- no, it's not risky. so, scott, what exactly is the property that you own that you can defend and have defended? a garment with no wires in it but the capacity to wire things in it. is it a design patent? yeah, design and utility patent. and it's been issued? not only issued, not only tested in litigation, but recently reexamined and passed reexamination. so basically, the patent is attributable to the wires? that's right. only the wires? so they--for example, this pocket here has a hole in it that leads up through here. that's ridiculous. that is ridiculous. that's just common sense. wires in, wires out. that's what's killing this country, that we get dumbass patents that people then turn around and sue, when it's just common sense stuff. yes, i love this country. it's ridiculous. but, uh-- you're being un-american. thin

kevin lewis is live in northwest with the story with us tonight. kevin? kevin: hi there kellye. they lost their son. he was a baltimore county police officer. a are sitting here today, looking at the reef they just laid at this photo. -- they are sitting here today looking at the wreath that they just laid at this photo. each has a unique, sad story. [bagpipes play] dozens came to remember more than 20,000 fallen officers. >> it is powerful, powerful. kevin: retired u.s. border patrol agent made the trip from yuma, arizona. are the people we came to visit, their names on the wall, people out there, doing the best they can or our country, trying to protect our country and our borders. kevin: today's memorial comes at a carry us time, two opposite is shot to death, and last night's double cop killing him earl mississippi. -- a double cop killing in rural mississippi. >> from day one, he knew he was going to marry me. kevin: killed in 2011 during a domestic dispute call. his children attended today's memorial. >> they know their daddy was a cop and that their daddy is in heaven. a

kevin: the key is happiness. brendan: he also said love is an emotion invented by men like me to sell pantyhose. i don't member what car manufacturer it is, but it features a man in a car talking to his six-year-old daughter about driving. she is not six years old, but she is an adult, but that is how he thinks of her. tom: does the ad world -- does this translate into earnings and cash flow for traditional ad providers such as saatchi and saatchi? kevin: we are all in the entertainment business. we would create fantastic ideas that touch people. brendan: what would he put on spotify? kevin: a tribe that he and his people wrote that was uplifting and full of hope. -- a track that he wrote that was uplifting and full of hope. tom: vonnie: is more cynical than me. vonnie: madmen was successful. let's get to our twitter question of the day. how much advertising can you tolerate? we are bombarded with over 13,000 advertising messages a day. a few more or less to not matter. a second answer, zero advertising. that is

kevin: scott lives in this him. police say he was a suspect in an easter weekend break-in at the home directly across the street, and when dick and jodi vallarta were killed last sunday, detectives went looking for tomasscott. >> i think everybody would have a difficult time making sense of that. it makes no sense. kevin: accused of murdering his neighbors, dick and jodi vallarta. police say he then stole pricey items, including a rolex watch worth $7,000. >> these folks worked 24/7. kevin: officers arrested him in juneau alaska. he was on a cruise with his family. detectives say they found blood-stained money while searching his room on the coral princess. >> even if you gave a reason would it make sense? kevin: neighbors described him as strange and antisocial. the 2002 will do in high school grad was still living at home with his mom and dad. it's unclear if he had a job. >> the fact that this individual committed such a brutal crime and have no emotions when apprehended is just incomprehensible. >> you start que

sam: lieutenant kevin mcrae was in charge of engine six,

[applause] >> thank you very much, kevin. that was a great start to our delight the call of our panelists. well, i guess i will start from up here. as you can see kevin has been joined by four panelists. but we are very fortunate to have been to each comes from quite a different background and works everyday the kind of institution which i thought would be a useful way to get some different responses to what kevin has to say today and in his book. let me start by introducing alison byerly to my immediate left. just been president of lafayette college in easton pennsylvania for just about two years. she was previously robust at middlebury college and specifically what she has had a good disciplinary appointment. she is a literary scholar by backroom. she been a visiting scholar at mit at stanford, at oxford. she's a leading voice nationally about, on issues of emerging forms of digital scholarships as well as the changing role of the humanity in the digital age which i hope we will touch on this afternoon as well as mooks. she

kevin was my best friend. >> trell parker mcrae is still trying to wrap her head around the fact her husband and best friend is gone. >> of time we'd go anywhere -- every time we'd go anywhere we'd go together. we were like velcro. >> reporter: 44-year-old lieutenant kevin mcrae, graduate of ballou senior high school in the fire cadet program died last wednesday. >> that's all he talked about, how they all looked out for each other. >> reporter: he had been fighting a two-alarm blaze in the shaw neighborhood when they collapsed to the ground in cardiac arrest. >> he always made sure that i knew to stand on my own two feet and not depend on nobody else. >> reporter: lieutenant mcrae leaves two sons by previous marriages, his second wife died from cancer. >> it's hard. i lost my mother two years ago. now turn around and lose my father, but i mean he went out doing something he loved. >> he's got two stepchildren. the veteran fireman leaves a daughter who proudly reminds us she's now in 1st grade. >> she knows his gone, but she keeps asking me she better see him again. >> there are pict

kevin: kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kellye: 7 on your side with more fallout after the omni richmond the redskins home during training camp, informed more people there rooms and meeting spaces that they booked are no longer available. 7 on your side consumer investigator kimberly suiters has an update. kimberly: the problem looks like a double booking. the nfl preseason schedule runs a week later, so the redskins need their home away from home the romney richmond -- the omni richmond, a little longer. >> i don't blame the redskins. i'm still a fan. it is the omni and their negligence. kimberly: one week ago, this fiancÉ asked 7 on your side for help. >> they said they had to make a business decision. kimberly: 21 of the redskins' contract or the couple's 90 days before the wedding. the rÖntgen's promise to give the couple sideline passes. we call the hotel general manager who promised a refund. an fda protection seminar booked at the omni was also bumped for the same reason, affecting 125 government attendees from 14

let's bring in kevin daly. kevin, these are your forecasts. 2.8%. a lot of people are bullish on the spanish economy. maybe not the spanish people though. kevin: absolutely. your reporter hit the nail on the head. voters tend to focus more on unemployment. that is when you get those filter through into the feel-good factor. i think there is a clear difference between the u.k. and spain in that regard. spanish growth is improving very significantly. unemployment remains very high whereas unemployment in the u.k. is only 5.5%. jonathan: political risk and uncertainty a still big risk for europe. we saw what was happening with greece and maybe next is spain italy, and france. do you think spain they are looking to greece and thinking don't want any of that? it has a real economic impact. kevin: absolutely. one of the reasons is not just the germans are taking a very hard line against greece. the spanish and italian governments don't want to give any ground to greece, because if they do so, the response will be, people in spain and italy would be quite

kevin: hi, alison. police say stone-coleman many may know by the stage name kidd-cole pretended to be a terrorist. he called in the often thinkable on board the buses and trains. jerez stone-coleman accused of wreaking hank on metro. 11 threats of terrorism police say in one case he outlined a violent ambush on president obama's motorcade. in another given stance he reportedly demanded $15 million to deactivate a bomb on board a metro bus. >> huge inconvenience on the passengers. kevin: the captain said he wasted time and money. >> he made allegations that police officers were shot in the middle of the street. we responded to each one of those as a real incident. kevin: stone-coleman today at a home in southeast. at which point he told the officers he felt a sting in his chest. >> were the chest pains a hoax as well? >> apparently -- i don't know if they were a hoax as well but he has been released. he didn't spend much time in the hospital. kevin: last year m.t.v. exposed stone-coleman on the hit tv sh

in ashton hill, kevin lewis. >> there is no excuse for it. kevin: abc7 news. alison: now within just the last ten minutes kevin spoke with the montgomery county humane society and the president told him that the cemetery is very expensive to maintain and he added that the landscaping can be cumbersome as the crews try to avoid disturbing the more than 50,000 grave plots there. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- it's funded by donations so they are stopping the practice to mark the graves? jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan with the abc7 on your side team. a woman's leg is pinned between two vehicles and her leg decimated. alison: a moment that changerred a mother's life forever. iris was packing her car when a driver blasted through a stop sign, crashed into her and then took off. fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan revisits the unsolved case and the battle the mother is still fighting. in an interview you will see only on 7. >> someone said get the license plate. he backed up. drove off. jennifer: drove off and left 44-year-old iris of d.

come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bleep ]. >> what do you want? >> what i want? >> yeah, what do you want? >> you [ bleep ]. what i want. >> yeah, what do you want? >> first of all, i want my dinner. i want my dinner and i want you all to leave me the [ bleep ] alone. >> if i get you a lunch -- >> am i going to stop? no. tomorrow same [ bleep ]. >> with kevin blanco you never knew what was going to happen. case in point, i was actually interviewing an officer about kevin blanco -- >> he has a problem with authority. >> and in the midst of this we heard over the radio that kevin had taken his rec cage hostage. >> we're going to stop. come out with us right now. kevin blanco. >> you all want a reason to keep me in a cell? here's you all's reason. >> when we arrived at the rec pin we found the deputy warden trying to talk blanco into cuffing up and leaving the pen. but blanco would have no part of it. >> if you want the possibility of being moved, then you're going to have to practice some

. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point he said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson, but knew it would be an uphill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was about to change. >> on december 28, 1984, 19-year-old jay lagard, and his sister who was 12 and his brother went to the super dome for a college basketball tournament. after the game as they were getting in the car, an african-american man jumped into the backseat, pulle

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kevin mchale calls a time-out. the 20-point lead has been cut to 11. 2:24 remains is that all that's left to the clippers' season? it's rockets' ball when we come back. you put in 4 hours before the 9 to 5'ers even show up. and you don't drive to an office. your van is your office. for you, ford created a different kind of full-size van: ford transit with ecoboost. efficient where it counts and built ford tough. and so customizable, it'll fit any business like a work glove. this is ford transit. during ford commercial van season,t up to $2000 cash back and up to $1500 in upfit assistance on america's best-selling brand of commercial vans. taco bell's new steak doubledilla. two helpings of juicy, marinated steak, inside of a cheesy quesadilla, with a side of chips and salsa. unbox it, only at taco bell. [sfx: bong] [ pickaxe hitting rock ] when a day's work was mining for gold under the frozen ground for twelve straight hours. happy hour had a whole new meaning. and when the men sat down for their banquet, mister co

kevin doyle had no criminal record. but the day after the murder, he did something very strange. >> kevin shows up and offers his assistance to the family and how he, himself, can keep that business afloat. we're thinking, okay, we have a suspect here. you know, you hear so often of the overcooperative witness, so to speak. well, that was kevin. >> police also learned that maryann and her business partner, george hansen, never got along. >> it was always a challenge between the two because their personalities were so much different, they were always in conflict. >> she didn't realize that he was angry over the fact that al zullo had made her an equal partner to the business when he died. >> george said there were no problems and that his relationship with maryann was a good one. >> when you have a business, really, it's just like a marriage, you have to get along. if you don't get along, break it off. and we got along great. >> when questioned by police, george said he had an alibi for the time of the murder. >> he had

kevin mchale calls a time-out. the 20-point lead has been cut to 11. 2:24 remains is that all that's left to the clippers' season? it's rockets' ball when we come back. you put in 4 hours before the 9 to 5'ers even show up. and you don't drive to an office. your van is your office. for you, ford created a different kind of full-size van: ford transit with ecoboost. efficient where it counts and built ford tough. and so customizable, it'll fit any business like a work glove. this is ford transit. during ford commercial van season, get up to $2000 cash back and up to $1500 in upfit assistance on america's best-selling brand of commercial vans. taco bell's new steak doubledilla. two helpings of juicy, marinated steak, inside of a cheesy quesadilla, with a side of chips and salsa. unbox it, only at taco bell. [sfx: bong] [ pickaxe hitting rock ] when a day's work was mining for gold under the frozen ground for twelve straight hours. happy hour had a whole new meaning. and when the men sat down for their banquet, mister

why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is there a grilled cheese riding piggyback on a cheeseburger? why? cuz, things get weird late at night. that's why i make the munchie meal. it's a box fulla crazy craveables like the stacked grilled cheeseburgr or chick-n-tater melt, plus halfsie fries, two tacos and a drink all for just six bucks. so get one tonight, and get weird. >> jon: that's all for us. we're going to check in quick with larry wilmore at the nightly show what shapping. >> hey, jon. >> jon: love, love love the piece in baltimore where you went down to the diner and spoke with gang members. >> larry: thanks, jon. that was some of fun. in fact one of them said he saw you at the protest. >> jon: one of the gang members no i was here the whole time. i was doing shows. >> larry: how long you have been a crip jon? (laughter) >> jon: 17 years. >> larry: yup that must take up a lot of your time swrz i'm actually in the reserves, so it's-- one weekend a month. (laughter) >> larry: and you're leaving the show to go ful

but the effort would cost kevin mcrae his own. zakieya boston says he saved her family. >> my sister was having an asthma attack. and we had to take them to the hospital. i mean, he encouraged us to the hospital because that person was going to drive, go right now. and he started getting sick right there at the bus stop right over there. he died doing what he loved. >> reporter: at washington hospital center firefighters stood at attention and saluted the flag-draped body of their fallen colleague and friend. d.c. mayor muriel bowser spoke. >> d.c. lost a hero today. >> reporter: sheryl baskerville lived at 1330 until recent. she knocked on doors to warn her former neighbors. she called lieutenant kevin mcrae the best of d.c. and became overwhelmed with emotion when she thought of the three children he leaves behind. >> i just want the kids his kids and his family to know that this building 1330 is grateful for him. we are grateful for him. >> reporter: black bunting. another firefighter was seriously injured, but he is going to b

i i -- kevin always had a smile on his face, always had a positive attitude. it could get pretty ugly in the last 20 hours into your shift and he was there doing it just the same as when he came in the door in the morning. his smile and his positive attitude are the best things about kevin. >> reporter: mcrae was known as a family man. everyone said he always made time to spend quality time with his family and certainly a source within the fire department here says it's just too soon for his close family to talk. live in northwest debra alfarone, wusa9. >> certainly a man with a kind smile. no word yet on funeral arrangements. another firefighter and two occupants of the building's ninth floor were injured in that fire. >>> prince george's county are seeking your help to find a rapist after a 19-year-old woman was sexually assaulted during her morning commute. our mola lenghi is live in the mitchellville neighborhood where it all happened. >> reporter: authorities spent the evening in this mitchellville neighborhood manning out these wanted flyers. pictured is

one is kevin mcrae who died. the other is in serious condition. two residents were also transported with injuries. for those tenants who escaped the fire they say they feel very fortunate. >> i thought i wouldn't be caught up in the fire. the elevator nobody can use the elevator so i had to rush by the stairway. >> family members called. the neighbors called me. somebody came and knocked on my door. me being difficult to get with my chair. >> reporter: coming up at 6:30 we will hear from the woman who lived in that apartment where the fire started. they call her miss ruby. and we'll see how she is doing. if she can understand how this started. >>> this afternoon a group of high school students gathered to support lieutenant mcrae. dunbar high school is across the street from engine six. it is the school from which mcrae's son will soon graduate. the students and dunbar's principal walked from the school to the fire house today to pay their respects. in community leaders were quick to show support on twitter. tonight we look at how many don't succu

kevin: police arrested him today along davis and southeast. he told the officers he felt a sting in his chest. were the chest pains a hoax as well? >> i don't know if they were a hoax as well but he has been relieved and he didn't spend much time in the hospital. kevin: last year mtv exposed jerez stone-coleman on the hit reality tv show "catfish." at the time he led a girl to believe he was a successful music producer and bilked her out of thousands of dollars. >> getting him off the street is a big win for the customers and a big win for law enforcement. maureen: the national transportation safety board plans a two-day hearing into january's deadly smoke incident on metro. electrical malfunction caused a train and a tunnel to fill with smoke. you might remember a woman from alexandria died and dozens of people were injured. ntsb investigative hearing is scheduled for june 23 and 2 in washington. -- 24 in washington. metro says the orange and the silver line trains are through east falls church because of a track problem. abc7 viewer isn't th

so i called kevin, you know. i said look kevin the factory you know caught fire. he got mad you know? he said what happened to the factory? so why didn't you send somebody to get our things out? >> success apparel accused simco of subcontracting the order without their knowledge. and wal-mart blamed their supplier: success. but simco insists that success knew about tazreen... and that wal-mart also would have known because its own database - retail link - requires suppliers to identify where orders are being filled >> retail link is supposed to have a record of every factory authorized to produce more goods, every factory engaged in the production of wal-mart goods. >> in may, wal-mart named over 240 factories it would no longer work with, saying it had a zero tolerance policy for unauthorized subcontracting. simco was one of them. >> if there were no shorts found in tazreen then business would have gone on as usual. it's like everybody knows what's going on. it's an open secret. but getting caught on camera, or i think in the act, then you have to disown everythi

kevin lewis is live in baltimore tonight. a lot of people you have spoken with were waiting to hear this news. [no audio] announcer: now, abc seven news at x: 30 -- on your side. kellye: as we were telling you we are getting back to peace in baltimore. things are getting back to normal and we have kevin lewis standing by live with the latest. kevin: everyone from bar owners to everyday citizens certainly happy to have their freedom reinstated now that the curfew has been lifted. the mall here reopened for the first time since rioting rep did and we learned the national guard will be out in full by tuesday. today, we started our day at 10:30 in the morning. we met with other members of the media and governor hogan that a catholic church on the west side of baltimore. we met there because governor hogan wanted to have a day of prayer, a day were baltimore the state, and the country could pray for peace to come over the city and continue. there was a 90 minute church service. the governor his wife and daughter attended the servi

kevin, good to see you. thanks again. kevin o'leary. more episodes of "shark tank" at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> more details on the tragic death of dave goldberg, ceo of survey monkey, husband of cheryl sandberg. the associated press and reuters reporting that he died while exercising on a treadmill, and apparently slipped and hit his head. that's according to local officials. family members went searching for him after he left his room and did not return for two hours. the four seasons motel has denied the reports. the general manager at the four seasons said goldberg had not been a guest and the accident had not taken place at the four seasons. a private service will be held today in stanford. just a sad, sad story. >> he was a beloved executive, and a mentor to many an entrepreneur. he will be missed. >>> let's get a check on the markets now. still negative territory. the dow down by 80 points. s&p down by 13. the nasdaq fairing the worst, down more than 1%. we are expecting to get some retracing for gdp numbers. we did see the trade deficit come in weaker than expected. ev

. >> you tell me you're kef kevin liles? we think this is russell simmons wolf. >> larry: bill nye the science guy, is there a scientific explanation of this or is it just douchey? >> before we go down the race road -- >> larry: oh, i didn't go down there i said douchey. >> no, you never do. (laughter) , no douchey -- yeah, if i -- if the producer is in your ear and you're under pressure, that's the guy from def jam! that's the guy! i'm telling you! you know, like he's listening, and then -- >> larry: he's like no (bleep) that guy. he's russell simmons! >> exactly! >> larry: like the guy is going to say you're right, what was i thinking? >> right. my take on it, it doesn't bother me. if you don't live around black people, if you haven't been around a lot of black people -- i can understand why you might not be able to. listen i don't live around a lot of white people and sometimes y'all blend. i'm sorry. you do. i saw you eight times today. eight times. on the train. i was like, he was singing, right? on the e train! >> larr

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we just learned his name lieutenant kevin mccray was on the scene of this apartment fire in northwest washington. our coverage on news 4 midday begins there with news 4's chris gordon. chris? >> reporter: this is chris gordon at the scene. this is 1330 seventh street northwest, a high-rise apartment fire. we want to show you that fire truck four still has a ladder extended to the ninth floor. that's the apartment where this fire occurred. we want to show you video shot at the height of this smokey blaze. it happened about 8:00 this morning. it's a two-alarm fire. additional fire ambulance and medics all this equipment was brought to the scene. we were told a firefighter was transported priority one, that means critical condition can life-threatened injuries. we later found out he died. also we were told about other serious injuries. >> the second firefighter was transported serious but non-life threatening injuries and another reported serious with non-life threatening injuries. >> all i know i work to an alarm going off in the building. i came to look outside my door there was smoke

kevin, who has 25 stitches and several cuts and bruises, says he's doing great. >> you know, kevin, people are thrilled that you are okay, but you know there are many people that are saying, what in the world were you thinking? >> i should have packed it up a little bit earlier than i did though. when that gale force wind picked up to 70 knots, 60 knots, and it carried me across the street, that was a little dangerous. i regret it a little bit, but i learned. >> kevin taught himself how to kite board and says he's been doing it for four years. he's thankful he has no memory of the whole ordeal, but he surprises everyone with what he says next. >> the next time i'll be out there, but i'll be packing up a little bit earlier than i did this previous time. >> so you would still go back out there in a tropical storm, is that what you're saying? >> definitely. >> video of kevin's wild ride travels like the wind around the internet and hits the kite surfing community hard. >> initially i was shocked by the violence of the accident. >> rick is the director of florida's kite surfing association and

kevin truit and thomas and mr. o'neill thank you for your presentation we this could could be a whole evening our con sees so thank you for your presentation. >> i have 3 speakers kevin and others and i want to make a note we've run out of speaker cards if you want to speak write it on a piper and hand to the administrator in keeping with the status one minute per person. >> good evening susan solomon a few comments sf members participated through our joint save and rules committee meetings that are ongoing so the matrix has a lot of support built in one right of concerns with the pedicabs is the district going to be providing all the support we're looking you to you to make this matrix real and part of the discussion about that being a living document their may be changes pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. practice what is in it another issue that came up is as classroom teachers and paraprofessionals looked at this we realize this may be this matrix is about admi

kevin, that was a big smile. mr. clerk can you please kale call the roll. >> call the roll? supervisor yee. >> here. >> supervisor yaoe present, supervisor cam possess. supervisor cam possess present. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. mcdonnell present. commissioner fewer? >> here. >> present. >> commission mer wynns present, and supervisor kim, chair kim present. >> can you please call item number 16789 >> it is the hearing on the current status and future plans for the san francisco unified school district's student crossing guard program. >> this was a hearing request from supervisor norman yee and it is a program he's been leading on belaugh o f of the city so i would like to turn this meeting over to supervisor yee to chair. >> thank you, colleagues, i wanted to highlight the student crossing guard program, i myself served as a crossing guard as did superintendent goranza and chief sir and mayor lee and commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner fewer, anybody else? but i'm realizing as i startd rolling out this -- asking this program to be rolled out again for the public sc

kevin lead off. gentlemen, play well. >> all right, dan, as you mentioned, two recognizable names, one not so much. sergio garcia, the tenth ranked player in world, rickie fowler, the 13th and kevin kisner, the 123rd ranked player. you'll see how they played this set of three holes, fowler 6 under, garcia 6 under, kisner 1 under. kisner will have the honor to play first. >> this is going to flame out to the right. this is going to miss the fairway. >> chances are that will force a layup. >> kevin kisner next to play. >> garcia next to play. >> this one started up the right-hand side also. he hit it a little bit high. >> that one missed the fairway as well. so opportunity for fowler, perhaps, to jump out in front here. with a good drive. remember he made three here. in regulation. >> well, that's all three of them. this well right as well. maybe the furthest one right. >> okay. so no one able to hit the fairway on the first playoff hole. garcia, fowler and kisner, a three-hole aggregate playoff to det

montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has details. kevin? kevin: hi allison. the big question was the double murder targeted or random? police not saying either way. we have seen detectives take out a number of brown bags presumably full of evidence. 15 minutes ago we saw detectives carry a large brown box out the front door and placed it in the bed of the gray pickup truck. >> very unsettling. most unsettling. kevin: day four in the mother's day double murder at the $700,000 rockville home remains unsolved. police say the killer or the killers crawled through an unlocked window and slain husband and wife dick and jodie vallardo. today they described the homicide scene as terribly bloody and added the cutting wounds appeared very personal. their adult daughter whose sedan is parked in the driveway found her mother lying dead inside. her father later discovered on the back porch where police have assembled a white tent. sources tell us they were found wearing their pajamas. tranquilly for neighbors, added gardener is all but gone. >> you cannot wrap your mind a

alison: thank you kevin. well, a snapping turtle has the laurel police to thank for giving him a second chance. officer jordan right there found this big guy in the 600 block of main street after all the heavy rains last night. the city thanked him on behalf of the turtles out there. leon: how about the residents out there? they can take off an arm. snapping turtles are no joke. they can take off an arm a hand, just like that. doug: there were 30 or 40 cells in the area. the cold front is moving through with a change of the wind direction. no rain. it's 83 this morning. low level moisture and fog left over. the skies in the day that turned into a beautiful afternoon. the last image there. delightful. the humidity levels drop through the evening as well. 89 at the reagan national airport. that is the hot spot. it will be a while and probably monday until we get to the temperatures that will turn cooler in the next couple of days. the dew point will drop to the 40's. it's a big change. 53 overnight with the cle