BRISTOW, Va. (WUSA) -- The death of two-year-old Ryan Murphy is a painful tragedy for everyone on the Gentle Shade Drive, but for the Murphy family, is has transformed their lives, filling them with tremendous grief, sadness and guilt.

"It is a terrible accident.  This whole neighborhood is in mourning," said neighbor Marian Lofton.

Neighbors say the father, Mark Murphy, was already at the golf course where he works Friday morning. The mother, Karen Murphy, who is a veterinarian, was apparently on her way to her animal hospital Friday morning. Neighbors believe it was either a miscommunication or that she forgot to drop off her youngest child, two year old Ryan at his daycare.

At 4:15 pm, when Karen Murphy realized little Ryan was still in his carseat in the backseat, seven hours later, it was too late. She screamed, a neighbor performed CPR, but the child could not be saved.

WOODBRIDGE (WUSA) -- Two Woodbridge teenagers have been arrested for assaulting two men.

The two victims, a 51 year old man and a 20 year old man, told police a group of four teenagers were throwing trash into their yard.

An argument with the teens escalated into a physical fight, police said. Only minor injuries have been reported.

Both teens are being held at a Juvenile Detention Facility, but a court date has yet to be set.

The phrase "under God" was left out of a golf promo featuring the pledge of allegiance last weekend on NBC. NBC says it's sorry.

Some of you are not in a forgiving mood, like Daniel in Gaithersburg:

"It's obvious executives at NBC were testing the water by intentionally omitting the word God from our Nation's Pledge of Allegiance. This was just another slap in the face to Americans from the Liberal Left ownership of NBC. Most Americans didn't fall off the last hay truck through town, and nobody's buying NBC's lame lying excuses..." 

But we get some historical perspective from Bob from Dumfries, Virginia: