ROMANS: Military honors for Riley Howell, the hero at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. He died as he tackled the gunman in last week's campus shooting. Close friends and family recalling a humble young man who loved the outdoors and was kind to everyone.</s>LUCAS TATE, FRIEND OF RILEY HOWELL: He had this sense of trust in people and love for others, even that he didn't know. Something that I may never learn, but I can sure say that I'm on the right track, thanks to Riley. Thank you for being the big brother I never had. Thank you for being my hero before you were everyone's.</s>CHURCH: Howell was 21 years old and an ROTC cadet at the University. He charged the shooter, as the shooter open fire, saving the lives of others. Howell was killed along with 19-year-old, Reid Polyer (ph), four others were injured.</s>BRIGGS: A plane that skid in St. John's River in Florida on Friday, will need to have all the fuel drained before it can be removed from the water. The aircraft slid into the river at the end of the runway, naval air station Jacksonville. Since the wing is sitting on top of the water, holes had to be drilled above the wing to defuel the plane. There are about 1200 gallons of fuel remaining. The NTSB says, the plane was originally supposed to land from the West, but the pilots requested to land from the East instead. The charter jet was carrying members of the military and their families. All 143 passengers and crew survived, but several pets in the flooded cargo hold are presumed dead.</s>ROMANS: All right, 26 -- 27 minutes past the hour. Almost tensions ratcheting up overnight in three global hot spots, a strike groups heads to the Middle East to deter Iran. Global markets plummet after the president threatens more tariffs on Chinese goods, and a cease fire reach between Israel and Gaza, but for how long.
UNCC Hero Remembered At Memorial Service; NTSB, Plane Needs To Be Defueled Before Removal In St. John's River.