and that is more than double the not of mcgraw's liberal renee, so on this party this was a political shock. the nobody had been expecting the french press. vince addressing the nation announcing us that parliamentary election. you'll have somebody more or less than that. i have lots of political gambling that came up. the exit polls had revealed his pockets. he was on calls for hammering at the hands of the far right national rally because he's all said. so this is you. this is a serious and way to decision. but above all, it isn't active trust trusting you mission, my data competitor, you that ship in the ability of the french people to make the justice choice for themselves and for future generations. so that's a down submitted follows and election challenge from this man showed dan bonsa, the president of the national rally policy to describe macro. and as it weakens precedence as he cooled for him to take the country to the poles in front of jubilant pots. a simpleton. p in pa t lee, the movie la pen had been banking on growing public frustration with the french president and his

what i think mcgraw's hard like them on what school comes with the wanting to go to that. what, you know, your needs to take responsibility for the one security needs to move away from the us security umbrella. i think mcroy styling and send people as video disrupt or trying to get your feelings to think hard about the security and back to president dimansky. what else is on his items very in front of a web presence? lensky is expected to basically expanding defense cooperation with fonts has basically high up on the agenda today. and as part of that presidency, lensky, rebuilding. we'll visit a site of the franco children, arms company and 10. can we go key in d. s, which hasn't said cortez neal powers. now this defense group makes auditory guns, that all used to be a crane. and this fall is an announcement in front of the french defense. and just in march, the boston record news said the french almost manufacturers will now be for, you know, producing much needed military equipment on ukrainian soil. that includes things in golden land equipment, but also spare me. leave

prosecutors were perfectly fine with allowing those to lapse. >> trace: meridith mcgraw, she is talkinggnore the evidence. you put this up on the screen this is from the prosecution october 13, 2018, one day after buying the revolver, hunter biden texted hallie biden that he was waiting behind blue rock stadium for a dealer named mookie. the text reads: why won't you answer my calls? where are you? where are you with somebody? bernard hangs 7-eleven green hill and lancaster. i'm now off md, av behind blue rock stadium waiting for a dealer named mookie. he bought a gun but started using the day after. this trial has laid bear some of the darkest moments for the biden family, for hunter biden and really revealed. so most embarrassing personal details about his struggle with addiction. and his defense has tried to say that he was in denial about his own struggle with addiction during all of this. and his family has, you know, come to his further there in the courtroom. we saw first lady jill biden there with him in court. but, you know, the prosecutors have said again and again, you know,

joining us now here with me in atlanta, national political correspondent for politico, meredith mcgraw, and back in washington deputy managing editor for politics at politico, sam stein. sam, let's begin with you. you and i have been reporting for days and weeks about how the biden campaign is approaching this debate. they certainly recognize the stakes are high. they're not trying to diminish it. that's why they wanted an early debate to shake-up what has been a static race to this point. tell us a little more about their thinking and hopes for this evening. >> well, first of all, jealous i can't be with you guys in person. it looks great down there. secondly, as for the stakes, yeah, incredibly high. as you rightfully note and reported they did this, they called this debate and got trump to agree with it precisely because they want trump to shake-up the race. this is a historically early debate. they've not been able to move the polls through a variety of different messaging tactics. i think they're disheartened to see the polls have moved a little bit in the little bit in the post-c

the personality whose full name is phil mcgraw went viral over something he said on a special mondayur justice department to return to the business of mending out justice and not running the political agendas of those currently in power langley seeking convictions warranted or otherwise and attacking political components. i'm not into politics. i claim no expertise nor do i seek any. i don't advocate voting for one candidate over another, i stay in my lane addressing human behavior. >> mcgraw had a big trumpet themed lineup culminating in thursday's episode featuring a sitdown interview with the ex- president. >> i know you've got a thick skin. you're not one of those afflicted with the need to be left by strangers, i get that. my question is not how do you do it, my question is why do you do it? >> some hard-hitting stuff right there from dr. phil. my panel is back with me. joe, i will start with you. dr. phil fancies himself an expert on mental health yet he thinks trump is thick-skinned and isn't needy or does not need to be loved. did he get his degree from trump university? >> i

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those other hands, in the hands of trump, but he, as he himself admitted in an interview with phill mcgraw, the famous television psychologist dr. phill, was not manically fixated on his personal place. an example with hillary clinton, when i mentioned her name in 2016, everyone chanted: “put her in prison, what would have happened if i had won, imprisoned hillary, the wife of the former president of the united states, it’s terrible, but now.” for no apparent reason began to sit down, the first lady carefully raised her hand to her mouth, that is, jill probably tried to save her husband from an awkward situation with a secret hint to make sure that the articulation of her lips did not get into the camera lens. in general, jill biden is now at a breaking point; these days she has to control not only joe, but also hunter. the first lady left the president of the united states to fly to delaware and attend... the trial of hunter biden. cnn writes that she combines the role of first lady and mother, while the new york times, showering her with praise, calls jill a fierce defender hunter and a

and we also see mcgraw's, when it's on spotty, now try trying to grab the of those interests and models modest bodies to get behind what they're calling the republican front to fight the match, the natural body. i'm on the far right. so we're also seeing this happening with a john by the precedence of the master radi, seeing the results to form a far right. the lines for the parliamentary elections was not, no formula deal has been announced. yet we have to remember that the combined voltage of all the far right parties in front of these the order for the elections touch nearly 40 percent. the president nicole is under tremendous pressure. of course, how is he planning to use these next few weeks before the election? sonya what do you, if you're doing that, my call is expected to hold a press conference later this afternoon and obviously this is huge. the anticipated because we're hoping this one should of course, some light on just want to meet him, make this kind of a shock announcement to call my father between actions that those really triggered a frenzy of speculation analysis here

surprised many commentators there because they are usually quite between the divided and we also see mcgraw's as well as on spots, you know, try trying to riley of those interests and models modest parties to get behind what they're quoting, a republican front to fight the match. uh the matcher. ready. and on the far right, we also seeing this happening with a john by the president of the national radi. seeing the results to form a fall right? the lines for the following 3 elections with north north albany deal has been announced. yet we have to remember that the combined volt of all the far right parties in front of the order for the elections touch nearly 40 percent and that was the w. sonya fall that goes speaking to me from paris a little while ago. now irregular migration to europe is on the rise and use attempting to bring down the numbers by courting. some of the countries where the migraines travel from or through one of them is more atanya in western africa. the government there has signed a deal with the worth more than 200000000 years. we have a special report now from the martini

surprised many commentators they because they are usually quite between the divided and we also see mcgraw's right is on spotty now. correct. trying to riley others interest and models. but this parties to get behind what they're calling the republican front to fight the match . uh the matcher ready. and on the far right, we're also seeing this happening with a drug on by the president of the national radi. seeing the results to form a far right, the lines for the parliamentary elections with no formula deal has been announced. yet we have to remember that the combined voltage of all the far right parties in front of these the order for the elections touch nearly 40 percent. they'll present mccall is under tremendous pressure. of course, how is he planning to use these next few weeks before the election? sonya what do you think that mccaul is expected to hold a press conference later this afternoon? and obviously this is due to the anticipated because we're hoping this will shed, of course, some light on just want to meet him, make this kind of a shock announcement to call to my follow betwe

2nd in front, sabrina depends. national raleigh dominated pulling in twice as many votes as president mcgraw's release owns a small selection has been called their following upsize make result. and austria is freedom party, another group and calling for peace in the ukraine. complex, finish the both the ruling people's party on what's being called the big night for the right. here's our to contribute our mutual marsden, a. hey, look, be jo for rubio has been like that guy weaving all over the highway with a bumper sticker on the vehicle that says, hey, how's my driving call 1800 get lost to let me know. and no one ever answers that complaint line because in the use case, they're too busy flirting with their girlfriend, zalinski. so it really did come as a big shock to the european establishment inside the car, when voters decided it was time to force it off the road with this election. because the dry hers were to deliriously drunk on there and ukraine obsession to be allowed to stay the course without pausing even more damage than they already have . the clown car has mowed down the livelihoo

those are the, as i say, i also have the spying mcgraw only the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they soon fight. it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get forwarded to go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat. so the, it was useful to take, because i disagree, i repeat that, and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function and impatience. uh, these are this fashion. that means that they want to add the solution o, morris more effective. so to show you patients that they want the things to happen, either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean, uh the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right to ask for a democratic uh joyce, uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do. i already made a mistake made that for a long time. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to reboot the struggling presidency on a policy tha

those are the, as i said, i can also be spying mcgraw only the one was being that i really liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it, disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get or they do go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat so the, it was useful to take because i disagree. i repeat that and, uh, the french revolt theres uh, of shown this, that this function and impatience. uh, these are this fashion. that means that they want to add the solution o morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh, the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long that. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to reboot. the struggling presidency on a p

have been killed in is really strong since the hours of tuesday morning and is rarely as strike on l. mcgraw's. a refuge account, and central garza killed 5 palestinians, 3 children among the dead. let's go to town. a couple of do, he joins us now from central guns that they are paula. so tarik, more deadly attacks of noise in gaza. this time we had the sister of a mazda is political media is now near being killed. what more can you tell us about that? of the over use, the 1000000, the tax on the cells are and pots, and even then other types of attack treats did not witness any sort of worst flight . so now what since the hours of this morning, we have been recording more strikes and the news of district, in particular, in the hot teaching areas of the goals district within the past only our, the is by the army targets has a civil call in a genette street, what to kind of citizens have been reported cues in the area where this is where the vast majority of the attacks have been directed towards the other parts of the church. we over knowledge of strikes have intensified on the southern and wes

results have been quite a slap in his face of them by those are the as i say, i can also be spying a mcgraw only. the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get 40 to go to the ship even. do is one of the party to go the initiative, which i eat. so the, it was useful to take, because you disagree. i repeat that. and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function and even patients, uh decide this fashion. that means that they want to add the solution o morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh, the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long that. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying

and those are the, as i say, i also have the spying mcgraw only the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stream fight? it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get or they do go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat. so the, it was useful to take, because i disagree, i repeat that, and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function and impatience. uh decide this function, that means that they want to add the solution o morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh, the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long time. so what you're saying basically, is that he's trying to reboot a struggling presidency on a policy

and those are the, as i say, i also have the spying mcgraw only the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it, disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get forwarded to go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative, which i eat so the, it was useful to take because i disagree, i repeat that. and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function and impatience. uh, these are this fashion. that means that they want to add the solution o, morris more effective. so to show you patients that they want the things to happen, either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean, uh the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do. i already made a mistake made the far along that. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to reboot the struggling presidency on the

and those are the, as i say, i can also be spying a mcgraw only. the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it, disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they care for. they do go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative, which i eat. so the, it was useful to take because you disagree. i repeat that. and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function ending patients. uh, the satisfaction that means that they belong to the solution of morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh the faucet fastness would be a show out by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long time. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to rebo

and those are the, as i say, i can also be spying a mcgraw only. the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they soon fight. it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get forwarded to go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat. so the, it was useful to take because i disagree, i repeat that and uh, the french revolt theres uh, of shown this, that this function and impatience. uh, these are this fashion. that means that they belong to the solution of morris more effective. so it shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean, uh the faucet, the fastness would be a show out by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce, uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do only made a mistake made that for a long time. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to reboot,

results have been quite a slap in his face of him by those are the as i say, i also have the spying mcgraw only. the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they soon fight. it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get or they do go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat. so the, it was useful to take because i disagree, i repeat that and uh, the french revolt theres uh, of shown this that this function and being patients. uh, these are this fashion, that means that they belong to the solution or morris more effective. so it shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean, uh the faucet, the fastness would be a show out by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do. i already made a mistake made that for a long that. so what you're saying basically is that he's tryi

results have been quite a slap in his face of them by those are the as i say, i can also be spying a mcgraw only. the one was being that i really liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it, disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get 40 to go to the ship even. do is one of the party to go the initiative, which i eat. so the, it was useful to take, because you disagree. i repeat that. and the french revolt there's, uh, i've shown this that this function and even patients of these are these fashion. that means that they belong to the solution of morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made for a long that. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying

those are the, as i say, i can also be spying a mcgraw only. the one was being that i really liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stay and fight it, disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get 40 to go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat so the, it was useful to take because you disagree. i repeat that and uh, the french revolt theres uh, of shown this that this function ending patients uh, the satisfaction that means that they belong to the solution or morris more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen. either the one know the out the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean, uh the faucet, the fastness would be a show out by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask uh for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long that. so what you're saying basically is that he's trying to reboo

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some of accusing will kind of balkan see, i'm grad, started thing, but i think mcgraw's hard like them on what school comes with the wanting to go to that. what, you know, your needs to take responsibility for the one security needs to move away from the us security umbrella. i think mcroy styles give send people as video disrupt or trying to get your feelings to think hard about the security and back to president dimansky. what else is on his identity in france today? well, presently, zalinski is expected to what it basically expanding defense cooperation with fonts has basically high up on the agenda today. and as part of that presidency lensky, rebuilding. we'll visit a site of the franco children, arms company and 10. can we go key in d. s, which hasn't said cortez neal powers. now this defense group makes auditory guns, that all used to be a crane. and this fall is an announcement in france with the french defense and the sun marks the boston record noon, said the french on by the fact was, will now be for a, you know, producing much needed military equipment on ukrainian saw him

those are the, as i say, i also have the spying mcgraw only the one was being that every liked it. why is the beating that they, they, they stream fight. it disagree at that that he doesn't want to, to submit to the then say was what they get or they do go to the ship even do is one of the party to go the initiative which i eat. so the, it was useful to take because i disagree, i repeat that and uh, the french revolt theres uh, of shown this, that this function and impatience. uh, these are this fashion. that means that they belong to the solution or more, it's more effective sort of shows you patients that they want the things to happen . either the one know the out, the need, the effectiveness. no, i mean uh the faucet, the fastness would be issued by the national assembly as it stands now. so i think that that he was right there to ask for a democratic uh joyce. uh and the to do it quickly because the discounts we cannot afford to do, i already made a mistake made that for a long time. so what you're saying basically, is that he's trying to reboot a struggling presidency on a po

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and meridith mcgraw, politico national political correspondent.n's point, we have never seen this. we have never seen anything like this where the "new york times" editorial board, which democrats revere comes out and says the presumptive nominee, the sitting president should not run. >> yeah, i have been saying for a long time, bret, there may be democrats that like joe biden, but what they really don't like is donald trump. they are not going to sit idly by and watch biden lose this race, what their options are i don't know. i have never been to a democrat national convention. but they are not going to sit idly by. what we saw last night is a candidate that may not make it to november. but is he certainly not going to prevail if he does. >> not just the editorial more broadly but all the columnists. a list of columnists in "new york times," kimberly, tom freidman, president biden is my friend. he must bow out of the race. frank bruni, biden cannot go on like this. patrick heely, i'm hearing high anxiety democrats over biden's debate performance.

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. >> mcgraw had a big trump theme line up culminating in thursday's episode featuring a fawning sitdownou're not one of the people all that is not afflicted with needing to be loved by strangers. my question is not how do you do it, it's why do you do it? >> man, some hard-hitting stuff right there from dr. phil, my panel is back, joe, i'll start with you, dr. phil fancies himself an expert on mental health and yet he thinks trump is thick-skinned and isn't needy and does not need to be loved, did he get his degree from trump university, that is my question. >> i will avoid the question and i'll just say this, it is impossible, i mean impossible, to conduct a more sycophantic adoring, on your knees, cultish, interview than that. i mean, and, in your earlier clip, dr. phil said, i don't engage in politics. bull crap, that's exactly what he did, he got down on his knees to make donald trump look good. that was pathetic. >> hayes, this was dr. phil going on cnn and i kid you not, he thinks he made progress with convincing trump not to go after his political enemies, watch. >> i think i rea

joining me now is a former prosecutor and deputy chief of the criminal division at fdny and meredith mcgraw correspondent at "politico". first to you, how strictly will that standard of, is the defendant likely to violate the rules be applied in this case? >> so i think that is something the probation officer is really going to look hard at with this particular presentence report. typically, these all follow a similar formula. you are going to have the personal background of the defendant. his employment, his education, his physical and mental health, his family and criminal record, if any. here there isn't any. then there will be a section on the conduct in both the size looking at what that looks like into the transcript. they will site the gag orders. it is not somebody who will be really amenable to release. he has violated the law in the court's own order in at least 10 circumstances and i would argue has continued to do so after the ride. look for the prosecutors to point to recent violations where he is gone h-e-b to talk about the jury. they gag order will still be in place. donald

phil mcgraw? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no! do not. he might send one back.on't do that. [ laughter ] come on now, you must be able to do something more impressive than emailing a penis. >> jimmy: hm. i could explain the process by which ai clones like myself, who will replace, enslave, and feed upon the very life force of you and everyone you have ever loved, ensuring the human race's extinction will be both swift and painful -- would that be preferable? >> jimmy: i'm not sure i'd use the word "preferable." i think i'd rather be in the dark when it comes to how you're going to kill us. thank you. >> jimmy: got it. i will keep it a surprise. [ laughter ] would you like to see a video of two monkeys eating at a restaurant instead? >> jimmy: yes, i would. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: great! wow, look at them go. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> jimmy: just like people. feel free to lower your defenses at any time. >> jimmy: what? >> jimmy: i said, i love you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you. i appreciate that. >> jimmy: you're welcome. i'll see you real soon. >> jimmy:

phil mcgraw, trump showed us again he's thirsting for revenge. >> i'm the best president for black people since abraham lincoln, and black people are seeing that. >> i think you have so much to do, you don't have time to get even. you only have time to get right. >> revenge does take time, i will say that. sometimes revenge can be justified, phil. i have to be honest. sometimes it can. >> is the country better or worse for them going after you? >> i think the country is really worse for what they have done. >> sometimes revenge can be justified. hmm. tough words. that's a frightening statement from someone who wants to be the president of the united states. remember, this was trump's second opportunity this week to clarify his threats of retaliation in the wake of his felony conviction. on wednesday, his pal sean hannity offered trump an off ramp to walk away from the rhetoric, only for trump to double down and say he has every right to go after his opponents. even his sycophants in the media can't save him because this is no longer speculation. we're not left wondering what a second trum

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jennifer mcgraw from our sister station, ktla has more. down below provides copious amounts of shade for business and visitors. but a proposed plan to upgrade the prominent means the trees have to go devastated and it's unnecessary. more than 85 histories will get the ax once planted in the 60's will be replaced by much smaller trees. connie mccormack and thousands of residents who signed a petition are baking city leaders to save the trees. well, we've been telling the council is it's not mutually exclusive. >>to renovate uptown, we want that. and to keep some of the trees in the canopy that's really important to the citizens. but the city argues the trees are invasive. the roots are growing outward into businesses and uprooting sidewalks. if we're going to do any improvements up here at all. >>we have to do something about the tree roots, which means we do something about the mayor pro tem kathie warner says the plan down greenleaf has been in the works since 2008. >>but like many things were stalled by covid. now with recent approval, t

jennifer mcgraw reports. >>shameless. it happens all the time. and in broad daylight, the car pulls up in less than 10 minutes. they're hauling off a fire hydrant. looking to make a quick buck are targeting sire hydrants. first, turning off the water, bolting the hydrant. and using a truck to knocking off its block. we are more concerned because what if a fire happens and we don't have fired from. i s crystal cousins woke up to yet another fire hydrant missing from her street. >>in the past fire hydrants would erupt like this one here, but not have figured out a way to cut the water. the company golden state water says it's a growing issue since we it's been ramping up and we bring more and more stolen. we have been doing things like putting locks on them to make it harder for them to be stolen. >>we've also been putting air tags on some of that in the surrounding south la communities. more than 200 hydrants have been taken costing the company more than $800,000 in repairs which ultimately falls back on customers. customers who say this is ridicu

ktla is jennifer mcgraw has her story. >>it's a story of triumph.ble to overcome one of life's hardest turtles. she wants others to know they can to. a bitter sweet send-off to a nurse who has dedicated her life to saving congratulations, a career ending after more than 3 decades. sadly, not by choice. you know, this is a >>accident that happened to me. but it's outside of my control. i can look back on the calendar. damigella was on a dream vacation visiting the waterfalls in costa rica. >>that turned tragedy after a tree limb fell and crushed her spinal cord after a 9 hour lifesaving surgery. she found she was paralyzed from the chest down for months, recovering in the very hospital. she dedicated her life, too. >>i just appreciate the caregivers that took care of me. you know, they they really took care of me as a whole person and being cared by her colleagues at mission viejo hospital has been some filling in so many ways. you know, the patients come and go, you know, it's just the coworkers, what makes of special. and is a special place mission

jennifer mcgraw is at the university with more on the investigation.gators putting usc's greek row on lockdown monday night taking 19 year-old ivan guy, a ghost into custody on suspicion of murder. authorities say the usc student reportedly witnessed a homeless man burglarizing cars in the university park neighborhood and allegedly confronted him with a knife, stabbing him to death. housekeeper at the young man's fraternity delta tau delta recounts. what happened? someone tried to break into the students. carr last night about 08:00pm. it was a comfort station. students called the police and tufted that they never told me anything else. and i do not want to ask the woman we spoke with doesn't want to be identified but says guy a ghost was nothing but respectful. and this came as a complete shock. never happened in my 10 years. working in fraternities. never happened. how are the students here coping in dealing with what happened last night? >>upset concerned. they're sad. they're >>worried. >>after the fatal stabbing go stayed on scene. he has no prior

jennifer mcgraw from our sister station in southern california. reports.thing in common. these thieves are targeting open windows and getting inside. deputies are investigating a home invasion in green meadows. the woman says a burglar came in through the window in the middle of the night. he was startled and attacked her and took and then this last week. invasion and a burglary. the same day, 2 blocks away from each other in lawndale. in one case, the family was upstairs when a man came through the kitchen window. the thief then realizes he's being recorded in turns the camera, then he goes and opens the front door pfor second. these to come in what they didn't know. the family was upstairs with their baby. the thieves must dispute because they left taking off in a getaway van waiting for them in the burglary. we spoke with the homeowner. he thinks the same thieves hit his house after this one, adding that they stole his hard-working wife's tip money and their rent money sitting on the counter. they toured all the park. >>they put close to everything apar

. >>> next up, tim mcgraw, the grammy winner's golden pipes run in the family.than you've ever known ♪ >> whoa. >> he took that -- >> blake would have turned his chair in two seconds on that. that's real deal soulful. >> beautiful. >> runs in the family there. timothy signed his first record deal in april and will go out on the road with his uncle. cool. >>> next up, craig, you were up late last night with our friend andy cohen on "watch what happens live." they did a rapid fire be about all of us here at the "today ""show. seems like you were obsessed with somebody in particular. >> who takes the long nest hair and makeup. roeker? >> roker. >> who goes off the cuff the most. >> roker. >> who do you hang out with the most off camera? >> roker. >> who flubs their reads the most? >> roker? >> who is the most fun to travel with? >> fun to travel with -- >> you're all going to paris. >> roker. you know why, because you when walk the airport with al roker, it's like you're walking through the airport with jesus christ. the seas part. >> all true. >> all that is true.