JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. — The family of a missing fisherman who authorities suspect drowned Tuesday evening at Lake Jacomo is still praying that he will be found alive.

The victim, Gladin Harrison, is 85 years old. The retired veteran of the Kansas City Missouri Fire Department was fishing with another man when one of them tired of rowing. His friend says they when they tried to switch places, the boat capsized.

“He loved fishing. He loved hunting,” said Teria Jenkins, Gladin’s cousin. “He was self-sufficient. He took care of himself. He took care of other people. If you called him any time of the day or night, he would always be there. He was a great swimmer and it’s very confusing to us how it happened.”

The man who survived was in the water about 30-45 minutes before somebody heard him yelling for help, the Jackson County Fire Department said.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Street League Skateboard Tour will be at the Sprint Center on Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19.  Local boarder Sean Malto and Mikey Taylor from Newbury Park, Calif., visited FOX 4′s Morning Show to preview the big event.

For tickets to Friday and Saturday’s show, visit streetleague.com.

The event will also be broadcast live on ESPN2 at 8 p.m.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police have identified the three people who were killed in an early-morning house fire on Wednesday near 108th Street and Bennington in south Kansas City as Christopher Greve, 31, and his two children, seven-year-old Donnica Runnels and her two-year-old brother, Brinton Greve.

“Jesus. Jesus is helping me through this because I don’t think there’s anybody else that can really help you through at a time like this.. to lose two babies.” said Shyla Greve, the family’s mother.

Shyla was at work when the fire broke out at about 12:30 Wednesday morning. A friend and co-worker rushed her home when they heard about the fire. Shyla works two jobs and was at her overnight job at a motel. As soon as they pulled up, Shyla tried to run into the house but her friend pulled her back because the flames were so intense.