he bought it a while back for his wife, shirley. shirley was a "clippie" or conductress on a bus like this, working the gloucester-to-cardiff route when ken first saw her. he was in the royal air force and became a bus driver because of her. but that's a long story. he can tell it better. ken morgan: one day, the younger girl introduced me to an 18-year-old blondenamed shirley. and we talked together on the way down as far as chepstow, when i got off. and that was the first time we met. and i asked her, if she had a boyfriend. she said no, so we arranged a date. reporter: it was love at first sight on the gloucester-cardiff line. in 1959, they married. they might not have been able to work together otherwise. these were the 50's, after all. the marriage lasted, and now, they're all three united again -- husband, wife, and bus. shirley morgan: since he's had the bus -- it is the bus that keeps us together, isn't it? it was the bus all the time now. ken morgan: yeah. it's 60 years since we first met -- this year. reporter: now they ta

shirley gibson wrapped up the annual christmas dinner for law enforcement. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was there as she tooked up meals mes in hon -- cooked up meals in honor of her son one final time. >> this family came up from south carolina. >> in memory of her son. >> 's awesome. >> 20 years ago she missed cooking holiday dinner for her son so she cooked and invited the police department over. anybody. eat in. take out. i grew. last month on on tons of cops greeted her at costco when she went to buy food. today they were lined up retired officers, outside the house, inside the house. >> i miss my brian. some days it seems like yesterday when we lost them. some days it seems like 100 years since i hugged h february. 1997. the d.c. police cars look different now than they did then. they had a different scholarship. he was stopped at a late when a man walked up to him and started to shoot him for no reason. >> it was terrible. i can't imagine ma the family would do. shirley says this is the last dinner. she will miss them. go did you sea turnout today? it's unbe

. >> shirley paid off a wells fargo line of credit back in may. wells fargo told her the pay-off amount. a month later sheryly says the bank sent her a statement saying she still owed $200. she questioned wells fargo about the bill but no one could give her an explanation. next thing shirley starts receiving those collection phone calls. she just paid the bill. she wasn't happy about doing that. we reached out to wells fargo. quickly, the bank refunded her $200. in a statement it says it can't discuss the case for privacy reasons but was glad to resolve the issue. shirley's case is a reminder to document everything with loans, especially origin and pay-off. if you have a consumer complaint call 888-996-tips. tomorrow morning, sorting out a mess with a state tax refund. have a great day. >>> check your holiday candles. there is a massive call involving this yankee candle. the company is pulling about 31,000 candles off the store shelves involving the luminous collection fragrance candles. the square jars can crack when lit. they received 16 reports

and joining me right now is shirley gibson. ms. gibson, this will be the last time you have -- >> this is our final time, mark. >> reporter: and you consider all these police officers -- >> my sons and daughters. these are my kids. and i really want them to be able to come out today and enjoy all brian's favorite foods. i would love to have that happen, everybody come. >> reporter: mrs. gibson has preparing this meal with the help of a lot of family and friends for 20 years. this will be the last day they'll serve, lining up here shortly. news4 will be here all day and into the evening to bring you live updates and to show you more of brian gibson's life and the legacy he le >> yes. >> reporter: that's the very latest back in southeast, back to you in the studio. >> what a beautiful way to remember her son. thank you, mike. >> for 20 years she's done this for hundreds of officers, terrific. >>> the discovery of a new set of footprints is giving researchers an incredibly clear picture of humans that roamed africa more than 3 million

deputies say they arrested 17-year-old robert shirley jr. yesterday afternoon at oakdale high school. he is being charged as an adult. deputies say other students alerted the teacher after shirley posted videos on social media with the handgun. they say there is no evidence that he was planning an attack. >>> police say a d.c. contractor may have threatened to shoot up the office of the chief technolo court documents accuse edwin melton of calling a co-worker earlier this month to make that threat. he was apparently upset that his contract was not being renewed. police say when they arrested melton they did not find any guns but they did con if i skfit guns but they did con if i skfse phone that may have been used. >>> more families grieving as the death toll rises. 33 people died in the blast, 12 people are still missing. so that number could go even higher today. a fireworks market basically detonated there. there's not much left of it right now. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked the explosion and whether any safety

meryl streep plays the carrie fisher character, shirley maclaine plays the mother, but carrie told me it was not strictly autobiographical and she represented people wanted that. the mother in the movie is very insecure and wants the daughter to be famous but not more famous than she is, that's not debbie. carrie and debbie had a comb combative relationship at times but they were close and increasingly they became closer to the point where they practically completed each other's syllables. >> you talk about these interviews and you were very fortunate to be able to interact directly with her. i'm wondering, did you feel like even that person being so open and candid was the real carrie fisher? >> i do. the real carrie fisher was honest. she had no fourth wall, she delivered and felt safe with me because i was a kindred spirit to her. i'm funny -- not to pat myself on the back -- but i'm sardonic but basically optimistic and that's the way carrie was. so she opened up to me and i felt i had gotten the privilege of knowing the real person. >> michael musto, thank you so much for coming

next thing you know, shirley starts receiving those collection phone calls. so she just paid the bill because she wanted to protect her credit. but she wasn't happy about doing that. so she reached out to us. we reached out to wells fargo. quickly, the bank refunded her 200 bucks. in a statement, it said it can't discuss the case for privacy reasons but said it was glad to resolve the issue. shirley's case is a reminder to document everything with loans, especially at origin and payoff. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us. the number is 888-996-tip. or visit us online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. tomorrow morning, sorting out a mess with a state tax refund. have a great day. >> chris, thank you very much. >>> this story here was also a mess, but it was not expected. this is a family's kayaking trip in richardson bay. two adults and two children ended up a few hundred yards offshore when the tide went out, leaving them stranded in thick mud yesterday. the group was able to call 911 when it became clear that they were not going to be able to safely

shirley gibson started the dinner because she missed cooking for her son. the dinners make her happy. >> some days it's yesterday since we lost him. other days it's been a hundred years since we hugged him. when they have the vest on their chest and service weapon on their side it's like getting hugs from brian all day long. sam: the police chief came today and from a private donor gave her $40,000 of the travel vouchers on the princess cruise lines. at some point she said she wanted to take a cruise. so a private donor made it possible. 6:00. jonathan: a great tradition. >> check this out. they were hosting a shop with a cop event at wal-mart in northeast. a hundred kids got to go around and pick up the holiday gifts. one child spent part of his day with the interim police chief peter newsham. >> a way to talk to the kids. up to $100 to spend. we will spend it all. >> a lot of times the officers dig in their pockets so they don't leave without. they sponsor this event every year. >> colder temperatures are on the this is 40 for the evening. temperatures in

. >> reporter: shirley gibson is serving an early christmas dinner. opening her home to honor washington, d.c. police officers. she and her husband harrison do it in tribute to her son. brian was killed in a patrol car at a traffic light. after his funeral, she tried to get through the holidays. her solution is cook her son's fate dishes and invite fellow officers. >> it makes it great, it starts holidays for us. >> reporter: she cooks three days in advance him she decided at age 70, this year's dinner will be the last. >> oh my goodness! start shopping for the final time, a big surprise, dozens of police officers met her, forming an honor court at the store entrance. inside, washington's mayor, murial bowser with an early christmas gift. impossible to get tickets to the city's hottest attraction. >> we want to provide you and your family with this team ticket to go to the african-american museum of history and culture. god bless you. >> thank you so much! >> we just have all the good piece and all the love and fellowship that she has provided to all

that mother—and—daughter relationship, meryl streep and shirley maclaine gave us a taste of the ups and downs in postcards from the edge. but it was far from the full story. indeed debbie reynolds wanted to play the role but was told she wasn't right for the part. you want me to do well, just not better than you. what she was right for was old school hollywood song and dance. the show always went on, even when she was abandoned by her husband, eddie fisher, for elizabeth taylor. my personal life is always sort of like this. that little choo—choo train that says, "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can." i seem to marry very poorly. i have no taste in men. luckily for me, god was good and i have two wonderful children. and here she is, carrie fisher, six years old, watching her mother on stage. the photographer said she didn't move. 54 years later, debbie reynolds final words: "i want to be with carrie." but if you want to remember what made her special, remember her like this. the actress debbie reynolds who has died at the age of 84. the head of the royal college of general prac

shirley's daughter encouraged her to call the police immediately. apple says it is working to educate their customers on scams involving itunes gift cards and the company makes every effort to return money to victims. >> apple sent me my $4,000 in a check. so i received my money back. >> reporter: so how did the scammers target shirley? she thinks they found personal information about her and her family in her husband's obituary. >> from that obituary is how they got my name and knew that i had a grandson, brian. and he was the oldest and would probably be in his 20s. >> reporter: experts say there are ways to protect yourself. first, set up a code word with your family so you know it is a real emergency. never pay for anything in pre-paid gift cards. and ask a friend to be your sounding board. call that friend before handing over any. money. >> why do you think people target good people -- >> gullible. we're very gullible. we believe. we trust people. that's just the way we were brought up to you. >> and it happens. >> it happened. so my goal is to

in 1990, the book became a hit film, starring meryl streep and shirley mclane. >> remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up in front of all of those people. >> i didn't lift my skirt. it twirled up. >> this is my house. >> reporter: in 2009 on pbs she told charlie rose she was no longer held hostage by her problems with addiction. >> i can't overcome it. but i can use it instead of it using, i have problems, problems don't have me. i'm not afraid of anything. >> reporter: carrie fisher was 60 years old. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later f news and cbs this morning. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. friends, family, and millions of star wars' fans are mourning the death of carrie fisher, she passed away days after suffering a heart attack on an overseas flight. she was a child of hollywood who went on to become a best-selling author and will be best remembered for princess leah in the star wars trilogy, a role she rep

. >> for the last time shirley gibson served a meal to hundreds of mrifrs. she police officers. she does it this mem ory of her son. gibson said she feels now is the time to call tidiane -- call it quits. >> this is the last time. this is the 20th time that i've done it. i'm sure that, you know, the memory of ryan will always be with enforcement but his mom has gotten to an age where i need to let go. >> shirley gibson we love you. she said the dinner help ed her recover from the loss of her son. he was shot back in 1997 by a man who said he just wanted to kill any police officer he could find. >> what a gift she has given for 20 years. >>> straight ahead the controversial assignment that landed a maryland teacher er in trouble. >> it's a complicated war that has many of you asking how can i help? we will try to untangle the war in syria and explain what you can do to help people caught in the cross fire. we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows po

i did all of this. >> reporter: shirley says the man called her backnd off all the numbers on the back of the itunes cards. >> i got home and hadn't heard from brian. i said, that's funny that he didn't call me and at least thank me for helping him out. >> reporter: it was only after shirley called her daughter she realized it was all a scam. her grandson wasn't the man on the phone and he never got that dui. >> what's going through your mind? >> i was devastated. 4,0$4,000 is a lot of money to but i would do anything to help my grandkids. >> reporter: shirley isn't alone. senior citizens have lost millions of dollars to scams and they urged her to call the police immediately and helped getting money for the itune cards. and apple said they're working to educate customers on scams and making every effort to return money to victims. >> apple sent me my 4,0$4,000 i check so i received my money back. >> reporter: how t scammers target shirley? she thinks they found personal information about her and her family from her husband's obituary. >> the obituary is how they found my name and knew

mae reston, craig, shirley, thank you so much to both of you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> more now on breaking news, the white house announcing punishment against russia for interfering in the presidential election including 135 russian diplomats ordered to leave the u.s. within 72 hours. we'll take you live to moscow. back in a moment. i really did ss of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> welcome back. top of the hour in now, i'm fredricka whitfield. payback has begun. the u.s. government is retaliating over russia's hacking of the u.s. election. in abunprecedented step, the obama administration has just named names of those believed to be responsible. six russians a

deputies say they arrested 17-year-old robert shirley jr. yesterday afternoon at oakdale high school. he is being charged as an adult. deputies say other students alerted a teacher after shirley posted videos on social media with the handgun. they say there is no evidence that he was planning an attack. >>> police say a d.c. contractor may have threatened to shoot up the office of the chief technology officer. court documents accuse edwin melton ofli earlier this month to make the threat. he was apparently upset that his contract was not being renewed. police said when they arrested melton they did not find any guns but they did confiscate a phone that may have been used. melton's attorney denied to comment except to say that melton denied the charges. >>> we're expecting a lot of news about the north carolina bathroom bill. >> molette green has the story. >> reporter: we heard from the ncaa about its decision to pull games from north carolina won't change. part of the early fallout we're seeing over a failed attempt to repeal the controvers

at times, as dramatized in fisher's book, "postcards from the edge," which became a movie starring shirley mcclain and meryl streep. >> okay, i'll stay with her -- you, great. >> no pain, no gain. >> well, no wonder i'm so hefty. >> mother and i lived next door to each other. >> reporter: in later years, they were quite close. in fact, together, they're the stars of an upcoming hbo documentary. their powerful bond showcased a few years ago when they performed on "oprah." unsinkable -- and now unforgettable. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> sobering new numbers show just how deadly a year it's been for the nation's police officers. with a big increase in the number killed in the line of duty. we get more on this tonight from nbc's ari melber. >> reporter: it's been a brutal year for america's police officers. >> tonight, breaking news, dallas police ambush, five killed, seven injured by sniper fire. >> when it came on the news that officers had been shot, i froze. >> reporter: valerie's 32-year-old son patrick was a dallas police officer on duty that horrible night in july. >> they jus

. >> reporter: his mother shirley beal, tells "eyewitness news" that since then he had been on the run and cut off all communication with his family. >> the last thing i heard from him, after he did what he did, he said he didn't want to live anymore, he was tired of living. >> reporter: clearly overwhelmed with emotion family and friend removed his belongings from inside his home he was staying in. >> his last words were i love you. >> reporter: so both philadelphia police and u.s. marshals office are still investigating the circumstances around this officer involved shooting. live at police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the estate of the first fee hail fire tighter to died in the line of duty in philadelphia has now filed a lawsuit against 30 equipment manufacturers. the joyce craig died in december, 2014, fighting a house fire on middleton street in philadelphia the suit filed last week alleged that the equipment that she was wearing failed to save her life. it also seeks damages in excess of $50,000. >>> hundreds of law enforcement officers stood at attent

that mother—and—daughter relationship, meryl streep and shirley maclaine gave us a taste of the ups and downs in postcards from the edge. but it was far from the full story. indeed, debbie reynolds wanted to play the role, but was told she wasn't right for the part. you want me to do well, just not better than you. what she was right for was old school hollywood song and dance. the show always went on, even when she was abandoned by her husband, eddie fisher, for elizabeth taylor. my personal life is always sort of like this. that little choo—choo train that says, "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can." i seem to marry very poorly. i have no taste in men. luckily for me, god was good and i have two wonderful children. and here she is, carrie fisher, six years old, watching her mother on stage. the photographer said she didn't move. 5a years later, debbie reynolds' final words: "i want to be with carrie." but if you want to remember what made her special, remember her like this. the actress debbie reynolds who has died at the age of 84, the day after her daughter, carrie fisher.

. >> shirley gibson is serving an early christmas dinner. opening her home to honor washington, d.c. police officers. she and her husband, harrison, do it in tribute to their son, 27-year-old brian gibson was killed in 1997. an ambush shooting as he sat in his patrol car at a traffic light. after his funeral, she tried to figure out how she was going to get through the holidays. her solution? cook all her son's favorite dishes and invite his fellow officers. >> it makes it great it starts our holiday for us. >> she starts cooking three days in advance. it's now so big that she's decided at age 70, this year's dinner will be the last. >> oh, my goodness! >> when she arrived to start shopping for the final time, a big surprise, dozens of police officers met her, forming an honor corden at the store innocence, inside washington's mayor with an early christmas gift. impossible to get tickets to the city's hottest attraction. >> we want to provide you and your family with 15 tickets to go to the african-american museum of history and culture. god

that mother and daughter relationship, meryl streep and shirley maclaine gave us a taste of the ups and downs in postcards from the edge. but it was far from the full story. indeed debbie reynolds wanted to play the role but was told she wasn't right for the part. you want me to do well, just not better than you. what she was right for was old school hollywood song and dance. the show always went on, even when she was abandoned by her husband, eddie fisher, for elizabeth taylor. my personal life is always sort of like this. the choo—choo train that says, "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can." i seem to marry very poorly. i have no taste in men. luckily for me god was good and i have two wonderful children. in recent years she played the role of grace's mother in will and grace, liberace's mother in behind the candelabra, and then this final moment, a mother grieving for her daughter. but if you want to remember what made debbie reynolds special, remember her like this. debbie reynolds who has died at the age of 8a. the chairwoman of the royal college of gps has warned that pat

postcards from the edge that she wrote and mike nichols directed, with meryl streep playing her and shirley maclaine playing her mother. she put that out there. it was about her story of addiction and trying to get better. for a lot of us, seeing a hollywood celebrity, somebody who was so constant in our lives and everywhere, but she could be so honest about something like that was really refreshing. did you get the feeling there was much more to come from her? well, i recently saw her in catastrophe, where she featured. she was an acerbic and hysterical and i think she was kind of going into those kinds of roles. she has played them her whole life. she has played them her whole life. she would just take over the scene that she was in. i think she had a lot more in her to do. theyjust finished the third season of catastrophe. they had finished filming for the next star wars movie, so she will appear in that movie. i'm sure she had lots of other great things on the horizon. and give very much indeed. thank you very much. 29 turkish police officers have gone on trial in istanbul charged with

that mother—and—daughter relationship, meryl streep and shirley maclaine gave us a taste of the ups and downs in postcards from the edge. but it was far from the full story. indeed, debbie reynolds wanted to play the role, but was told she wasn‘t right for the part. you want me to do well, just not better than you. what she was right for was old school hollywood song and dance. the show always went on, even when she was abandoned by her husband, eddie fisher, for elizabeth taylor. my personal life is always sort of like this. that little choo—choo train that says, "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can." i seem to marry very poorly. i have no taste in men. luckily for me, god was good and i have two wonderful children. and here she is, carrie fisher, six years old, watching her mother on stage. the photographer said she didn‘t move. 54 years later, debbie reynolds‘ final words: "i want to be with carrie." but if you want to remember what made her special, remember her like this. the actress debbie reynolds who has died at the age of 84. there is more throughout the night o

. >> reporter: holiday travelers like shirley wilson took the more than 70 delays and cancellations at newark's liberty international in stride. >> just come in early. because you will never know what will happen. delays, whatnot. come in early. everything will be smooth sailing after that. >> after a bumpy start here at newark airport, traffic is now flowing smoothly. the airline industry estimates, 73,000 more passengers travel in today during the holiday season. margaret. about a 4% increase over last year. >> thank you, demarco. >> his lawyers are scrambling to separate mr. trump from his vast business empire. it may not be so easy. julianna goldman has the story. spend the holidays at mar-a-lago, meeting with advisers, finalizing staff picks and working to untangle any potential conflicts of interest. but we may never know the extent of the conflicts since mr. trump has not released his tax returns. >> at christmas eve service, president-elect donald trump and wife melania were welcomed with a standing ovation. earlier in the day mr. trump announced he would shutter the donald j.

i want you to respond. >> thank you, shirley. this is why it is important to look across the history of the epidemic, and really understand the epidemiology. i think you point out a very important concept and perception. because you know, we only see what's around us. when we see what's around us, we make assumptions about how the virus came and how the virus is transmitted. yet that isn't consistent with all of the data we have now on the what we call the epidemiology of this virus and the scientific evidence that we have of where the virus came from and how it spread. i think we always have to go back to the data, because that is where we have to ground ourselves, because that's how we combat diseases. you combat diseases by really understanding as the previous caller talked about, where this disease has come from, where the virus came from, how we ensure that doesn't happen again. and how we ensure that everybody who is hiv positive is getting adequate treatment and how we ensure we prevent new infections. >> quickly, what abo

former martin shirley, pharmaceutical ceo, will be on the show. be sure to tune in for the bad boy of pharma. tech continues to be breaking ground with huge leaps in ai, autonomous driving, and drones. but will the momentum come to a halt? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the tech industry is having a monumental 2016. spacex landed on an unmanned rocket and amazon is taking flight in commercial drug delivery. the industry now faces possible disruption under trump. bloomberg technology executive editor brad stone writes about silicon valley's reckoning with its own political power. brad stone joins us now. still here is bob o'donnell. brad, talk us through the high points. >> it was a time to reflect. certainly a great year for tech. one of the interesting moments from the summer was when the five most valuable companies in the world by market cap where the five big tech companies. that lasted about seven weeks. a little window into the future where tech dominates everything. you mentioned the breakthroughs, uber driverless ca

shirley gibson hosted her final holiday dinner for d.c. police on wednesday, an end of an era for sure. she began the tradition after her son was killed on the job back in 1997. ms. gibson invited his coworkers over the first year because she couldn't imagine not cooking his favorite foods at christmas. she is ending the tradition because it has become too big. i think she hosted 400 for the last one, but we just thank you for everything you've done for the officers over the years. >>> all right. coming up on 5:20 this morning and it is a weather alert day. the man of the hour, chuck bell. don't start sighing now. you've got your work cut out for u. in ten minutes and if you're going to be outside let me give you some free advice. layer up. maybe do a little jogging in place to get the blood flowing. these are the current wind gusts. winds are gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour in many, many locations. we do have a wind advisory and the tan shading here where winds could gust well over 40 miles per hour and this light blue back here

from the edge" written in response to her relationship with mother and dramatized in film version with shirley mcclain and meryl streep. this is a long and tumultuous relationship but we understand they had made up and they had come to an understanding in recent years. and recently they both participated in a documentary about both of their lives and their work together. that will air on hbo next year. >> and of course like her daughter carrie fisher, debbie reynolds wasn't only actress but singer, dancer, business woman, film historian but known best for leading role in "singing in the rain," define her as princess leia defines carrie fisher? >> i think debbie reynolds probably will be remembered for "singing in the rain" did get oscar nomination for performance in "the unsinkable molly brown" but most remember "singing in the rain" that movie stood the test of time. people still watch and enjoy that. much the same way that carrie fisher is remembered for "star wars" even though accomplished actor, writer, screenwriter and performer as well. >> and debbie reynolds was part of hollywood royalt

. >> if you think triple h is big, 64 inches -- that's the size of the chest of shirley crabtree. >> i thought that was the size of your paycheck. >> 6.4. that was the legend triple h, talking to arjun. >>> we have a few more stories to wrestle with before we wrap up on the program. we will be talking about the united nations appointing the first ever business representative to its general assembly. what does that mean for global commerce? and how does the icc feel about trump's position on things like trade? relations with china? we will spend some time on that conversation when we come back. you're watching "street signs." >>> we're back. you're watching "street signs." london will be a smaller financial hub after brexit according to jose alvarez. he says he doesn't think the city will cease to exist as a financial center, but he forecasts a smaller model to the united states where the businesses are split between various cities like new york, chicago, and los angeles. >> there's hope yet. the united nations general assembly adopted a resolution granting observer status to the inte

>> shirley caesar says she was initially flattered by attention the viral video got and now says some of the images that appear in the video violate her imannual as a christian pastor. so, yeah maybe that right there. >> she may have a case. >> okay. well it's super bowl for local high schoolers. >> maryland 4 a state title game is a montgomery county versus prince george county show down. highlights of quincy orchard versus wives next. >> and as we head to break president obama come into your living room as he prepares to leave office. commander-in-chief will appear on the daily show with trevor noah monday december 12. it will be fourth time he's appeared on daily show as president. >> the year they timely got the monkey off their back. qo made the maryland for state title game for the first time since 2012 that's good news if you're qo fan but the bad news you have to face the same team that beat them in 2012. heavy weight bought in annapolis champion from prince george county and the other country -- that was terrible. they came out swipinging early after qo turnover and john momo

. >> reporter: emotional shirley biehl speaks about her son 28-year-old kenneth, who they called alex. he was shot by u.s. marshals after allegedly pulling a gun on them while they tried to serve a warrant along the 1300 block of hellerman in northeast philadelphia. >> he has mental problems. so he's like a loose cannon. so it didn't surprise me. >> it was like 10:00, 10:30 just woke up and three loud banks out of nowhere. that's why i went upstairs and i seen two bullets in the back and one, you know, when he got shot. >> investigators say the fugitive task force had been on the hunt for him for shooting a man back in july on the 400 block of west huntington in philly. >> there's an individual sitting on the steps at that location. this mail apparently with two other individuals pull up in a vehicle. he exits the vehicle and begins firing at this individual sitting there the victim. >> i didn't know he was here at all. i been looking for him and trying to talk to him and everything but the phone number did he have he must have have changed it right away. i con tack him or anything. >

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. >> reporter: i found democrat shirley turner of trenton and her state house office earlier today. she was disgusted upcoming vote. >> because things are done behind closed doors it's always these back room deals that are cut. >> reporter: senator turner was blasting a bill that would perm new jersey governor christie to sign a lucrative book deal something state law currently prohibits him from doing at least until he leaves officers next year. the trade off, bigger salaries for judges and legislative staffers. senator ray lesniak called eight deal with the devil. >> this is trenton at its worst. >> at its worst. i've never seen a deal this bad in all my years. it's democrats coomb muting with republicans and the governor to jute public. >> reporter: included in the bill a provisioner appealing the law that requires public government to publish in papers. when it do you mean vote? assembly convened michael patrick carol couldn't see why not. one of the bill's co sponsor couldn't see why anyone would object it to. >> the fact of the matter is we created this law about eight years a

. >> i was in miami recently at the winwood diner with my wife shirley. and you walked by and we didn't know we were going to see each other. you walked in and i didn't know you because it was shorter. you are standing in front of a be ben benehana. >> i'm supposed to share a funny story that doesn't deal with news career. i will go back to one of my favorite jobs. i had a lot of jobs in high school and college worked at bass kin robbins. bag boy grocery store and worked in pizzeria. start in show biz started in benahanarobota of japan owned by the sister. chef cooked at the table. 8 people sat around it i had batchhibatchistyle. sweet mullet. sweet photo from my high school years. i would go to the pool every day. bake, go home, shower, go to work at 4:00. party after, you know, afterwards. it was the greatest job because you know when you are 18, 19 years old, you are just out really to have a good time glawnd learned thousand sing in japanese that way. is that how you learned thousand sing japanese. >> i would do the birthday song at the table in my tu

that mother and daughter relationship, meryl streep and shirley maclaine gave us a taste of the ups and downs in postcards from the edge. but it was far from the full story. indeed debbie reynolds wanted to play the role but was told she wasn't right for the part. you want me to do well, just not better than you. what she was right for was old school hollywood song and dance. the show always went on, even when she was abandoned by her husband, eddie fisher, for elizabeth taylor. my personal life is always sort of like this. that little choo—choo train that says, "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can." i seem to marry very poorly. i have no taste in men. luckily for me god was good and i have two wonderful children. in recent years she played the role of grace's mother in will and grace, liberace's mother in behind the candelabra, and then this final moment, a mother grieving for her daughter. but if you want to remember what made debbie reynolds special, remember her like this. this debbie reynolds, who's died at the age of 8a. german prosecutors have released a tunisian man th