what were you most shocked by, deborah? deborah: i was most shocked that tidy and louise existed.o not know two of themem were women, and i did not know one of them was jackie robinson's older brother. those were the most shocking things for me to discover in addition to the fact that there were 17 others. my whole life, i just thought that was jesse owens, so i was proud to bring the story of all 18 for the world to see. i hope people see it in new york , los angeles, or they check it out on amazozon. amy: thank you so much for being with us. deborah riley draper,, writer ad director of "olympic pride, american prejudice," a documentary that explores the experiences of african-american athletes who participated in the 1936 not the olympics in berlin, germany. this is democracy now! when we come back, a remarkable story. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "ain't no grave" by johnny cash. here on democracy now!, democracynow.org, war and peace. juan: the suspected suicide of a 70-year-old new york prisoner has drawn attention to how the state is failing to release aging prisoners w

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thrifty gave deborah the plate pass discount retroactively. you'll get paid with fees too. >> do other rental car companies use plate pass? >> yes. they work with hertz. hertz charges $4.95 a day. this is important information here. there is a federal requirement eventually to make all of those toll collection systems on federally funded interstates compatible with one another. that's a tough challenge. right now, if you have yousy there. you'll still get hit with fees. >> to get in touch with our consumer investigative team, log on to nbcnewyork.com/gethelp or call us at 866-639-7244. >>> boats go up in flames at a long island marina. new information on what investigators think may have sparked the intense fire. >>> chuck is here with a look at what's coming up new tonight at 6:00. >> the body of a new jersey that's angering parents, students, and property owners on the upper west side. what's behind this controversial city proposal. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. ??? across new york state, creative business incentives, infrastr

>> deborah: i'm deborah norville. coming up, the librarian accidentally killed by a cop. he was supposed to be shooting for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible all of the big local gaming stocks were down today except boyd gaming.. which was flat. red rock resorts had the down a little more than 2%. new numbers from the treasury department show the nation's budget deficit is still moving in the wrong direction. the deficit.. which is the difference between what the government takes-in compared to what it spends.. is running 10% higher than a year ago. through the first

i was there as police and crews sifted through deborah pearl's car. the man read a light -- ran a light at this intersection , his jeep crashing into deborah pearl's card and eventually flipping its top here moments later he was outside of the car shooting deborah pearl with the rifle. we're not sure why he did this. we're told the 2 have no connection. is seemingly a random crime. police are expecting to release his name and the charges he is facing for this crime as well as when he will be in court answering to those charges . we will keep you updated on what >>> a man will be sentenced for the death of a 5-year-old born. mallik norman pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter. he was involved in a shootout last september. one of the bullets hit the young man who was playing football. another man has been charged in this case. he was sentenced to life in prison back in june. >>> a family is fighting for help to get more rehab options. there is 93 opiate addicts but only 107 beds available at county inpatient rehab centers. that breaks down to one that f

deborah. deborah: i think it will be remembered for the stock taking reality of knowing where we have been successful and where we have had this huge gap. 50% on 50% on treatment but less than 85% of young women reach with prevention. we have only had a 15% decline in new infections in young women. the hopeful thing to me that i think will be remembered and i want to thank everyone who put this together, to have jake glaeser there. to have the elizabeth taylor grandchildren there. to have prince harry the sun sun- prince harry the there. together saying we have to address this. to have nelson mandela's grandchildren there and say, we are willing to step up and carry that torch. i see sandy sermon was the head of the u.s. delegation in 2000 to durban working for president clinton. we are getting older. [laughter] it was encouraging to see the next generation willing to step up because we are not talking about something that is completed in five years. we are talking about something that's going

deborah even got a call from the people at target. they tracked down the fabric and are making shirts in different sizes so that her daughter can wear them into adulthood. you can check out all of the today.. just head to our website, ktnv.com coming up at -5-... texting and driving may not be biggest distraction --- while beind the wheel. the new problem that's causing crashes on the road. ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) : get on the ground...get on the this morning into an officer involved your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. is easily absorbed by your body. megared. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish? jet-dry? in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish? jet-dry?. for drier, shinier dishes. in just hours we'll learn more about why officers shot at an unarmed man... finally some progress on the blue cut wildfire burning in southern california. fir

deborah? deborah: i think two things. that we haverk been doing with the global fund has resulted in none of the u.s. now in t.b.rograms africa h.i.v. or malaria africa can be successful without an enormously successful global fund replenishment. we've spent the last two years every singleg thing to make sure every dollar has the maximum impact. because the issue of the currency, a lot of the real dollars in the country were less. mark and i have really worked country by country, site by site -- and one of the reasons we mapped every single pepfar site down to the site level, thousands of sites every single place, is to really made clear where we are, where we are dependent on the global fund to where we are, which is 100% and most of our sites. so in most of our sites, the global fund is either providing the commodities for testing or the commodities for treatment. all the first-line commodities treatment. half of the bed naps. many of the mdr treatments, and gen experts and those commodities. so whereas pepfar and pmi i

norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. she's a little ole lady who is being called supergranny after

>>> and it's the tween taking the world >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody and thank you for joining us. >>> donald trump has been called many things not all of them pleasant and cher let loose on the g.o.p. presidential nominee in a foulmouthed rant by among other things compared him to hitler and stallen. here's what else the legendary singer had to say. >> donald trump has a new

deborah, ambassador birx. >> chris, that was amazing. jen are smart enough to say, have him go first. that sounds like a great idea. really, the iaf for this meeting, owen and chris really worked with us. i'm going to give three personal reflections, which reflect my take-home from the meeting. up front they really worked with us to insure our individuals who work for the u.s. government all around the world had an opportunity to share in this experience, to really learn from each other and from others. for the first time we were able to get almost 300 plus u.s. government people working on pepfar to the meeting by having a dual meeting, which was a lot of work for them because all of us were in their space for all the days preceding the conference. there was a lot of trust there to let everybody in but i really think it created that space for us to really share in that global community. and for many, remember most of our staff, over 85% of our staff are host country nationals, in country, working for the u.s. embassy but real change age

. >> deborah k. dennis. but who is she? and where is she? >> i want to know the story where she got here. i want to know. >> we did some digging of our own and found deborah's daughter courtney living just half an the dog tags. >> it's super random. i mean, my mom was in the army a long time ago. for someone to find it and then find me is amazing. >> courtney says mom deborah now recedes in arizona and she can't wait to share resides in arizona. >> i think she will be blown away. i would love to ask her maybe she knows how they got lost. i mean, it's weird for them to end up somewhere in the mud. >> the case of the muddy military mystery now solved. >> what are the chances you would find two tiny little dog tags. >> in 110 acres? billion to one? i don't know. something like that astronomical . >> coming up after the break, the latest from the campaign trail, how the trump campaign is defending comments made by trump ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. governor mi

deborah: those are both good questions.misphere are part of, but there was an american flyway's framework developed to try to get at these high-level policies, that we could all work together within the government on biodiversity and bird conservation. you got the wetlands conservation throughout the hemisphere. we have had conversations about -- do we? how do wcan bird initiative central and south america or if they would need something different. there are a lot of discussions going on out there. we have been talking with our congress for years and many ngo's ovens warning the u.s. in that and that will keep -- i think it will continue fortunately. and we will continue to try. i don't think -- a lot of what was done in the gulf uses a lot of the data we have used in the report. over the past number of years it has specifically looked at the impact. also trying to say that we don't just want to spend the money only in the gulf. there are places in canada and other spots where we need to spend that money. the impacted speci

deborah got a call from the people at target. they tracked down the fabric and are making shirts in different sizes that cami can wear into adulthood. have something that our daughter loves so much. and, of course, i was bawling again." and just like that a little girl is happy thanks to alot of people and a pink shirt. "we are all in this together and we are supposed to help each other out and that's been reaffirmed." >>> we'll be right the two men accused of killing a teenager over an ipad will be in court this morning. we'll take you back to what lead to the fatefull night. ((michelle mortensen)) >> plus...we'll head out to louisiana ... as the severe flooding there ravages even more homes acorss the state. ((brian loftus)) >> and... there is a chance for thunderstorms this today. sherry will join us to give us today's full forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> the two men accused of murdering a 15 year old boy over an ipad ... will stand tria

. >> lucchese judging by the turnout tonight's deborah perl was truly loved all the family friends and coworkers are frustrated that there are still many unanswered questions they all say she had a soul that will live on forever in. >> i would just ask you to touch this family. each other monday evening outside a home in east 70th street in cleveland to remember and 53 -year-old the deborah perl debra perl who lived in twinsburg i know i have support from family and friends it just made me feel good just get me at ease knowing that i had people that have my back. >> the mother of three was on her way to work saturday morning and she was involved in a crash at richmond and soul and police a 29 -year-old matthew ?-dash r then after the accident pulled out a rifle and shot deborah to death. >> we've been trying to find out why just want to know why do you do what you did. >> she was loved and the husband my babies gone my world is upside down our family and friends affectionately called her a little dab the described her as a spiritual person who was >> you can imagine the love and suppor

. >>> democratic senate candidate deborah ross sat down with political reporter beau minnick who joins us in the studio. >> reporter: ross is calling her plan putting people first. sh opponent richard burr. >> north carolina clearly need as change. >> reporter: and deborah ross wants to bring the change. she's announcing annette thicks plan -- an ethics plan. >> so you're not make those deals while you're still a sitting member of congress. >> reporter: pros outlined her plan for cbs north carolina. richard burr saying he voted against the stock act of 2012 which was designed to combat insider trading. >> he put his own interest ahead of the people. >> reporter: insider trading was already illegal and a redundant law. they're critical of the 2011 bill that burr cosponsored that re vehicles while he had stock in some natural gas companies. burr said that never became law and could not change the value of any stock. >> on education, on veterans issues. he's chairman of the senate intelligence committee. that's something that north carolina voter really care about. >> reporter: the burr c

moments later he was out of his car shooting deborah pearl a rifle. we don't know why he did this or if he has prior crimes like this one. we're told these 2 have no connection just seemingly random crime. today we specific charges he is facing in this crime and when he will be called to appear in tort -- court here? will keep you updated. >>> also, a man will be sentenced to the death of a 5- year-old for -- boy. norman was involved in a shoot out last september. one of the bullets hit the 5- year-old boy who was playing there are others charged in this case. another man was sent to life -- sentenced to life .>>> our partners at the you can journal say there are 9300 opiate addicts but only 107 beds available at the county inpatient rehab center. all of that breaks down to one bed friday a week -- for every 87 patients. they are occupied just not in summit county. here in cleveland they held a car show to offer resources. >> may 29 i love my son -- lost my son rj to an heroin overdose . we're working to create change in our community so we can get mo

deborah, like chris, was ubiquitous and indefatigable. it seemed like there were two or three versions of her at durbin. i would walk from one hall to the next and she would be speaking on panels that were happening simultaneously it seemed. she embodied more than anyone in durbin the remarkable leadership of the united states, our continued indispensable role globally in battling hiv/aids. she embodied the way the u.s. has moved ahead in close partnership with the south african government and others. i do urge you to watch the video of her conversation with minister motsoaledi, which we brokered. it's a very illuminating and affirmative and honest discussion of the relationship. i also cannot fail to mention dr. tony fauci of nih who brought enormous gravitas and interest to durbin, a very active and visible presence, particularly on the scientific panels. our third speaker is jennifer kates, vice president, kaiser family foundation, a close friend and colleague. kaiser over the past decade-plus has been our single-most-important institu

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. >> deborah: i'm deborah norville. coming up, one cat versus seven pitbulls and you won't believe who won the fight. watch "inside edition" right i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. dow down 66 points nasdaq down all of the big local gaming stocks took a hit today. las vegas sands and mgm resorts were down more than 3%. wynn resorts gave back almost 6%. affinity gaming has reportedly been sold to a new york private equity firm for 580-million dollars. the all cash deal is with 'z capital partners llc.' affinity owns 11 casinos across the country including "silver sevens".. "the primm valley resort and casino".. "whiskey pete's" and "buffalo tesla ceo elon musk is announcing a new model-s with an improved battery pack. the new ba

drug for nearly six months and most, like deborah, felt much better. >> i think it's somewhere betweennother step and a breakthrough. >> reporter: it's an inhibitor and works by interfering with enzymes that signal an inflammatory response in the body. but doctors caution it's not a cure. >> the disease is definitely still there. but it's a lot more manageable. i don't have the swelling that i once did. >> reporter: still, deborah says since the trial she no longer needs her crutches or a handful of pills to get by. she's still taking it daily. >> i'm happy about that. i'm very, very thankful. i can smell the roses. i can enjoy it. >> it still needs usda approval. the drug's manufacturer has filed for it. >> let's hold out good thoughts that it all works out. >>> today sunshine around the bay area for a change. all burned back to the shoreline quite early until things warmed up a little bit. the wind shaking a little bit. oakland, 69. san jose, 72. santa rosa, 73. high pressure is well offshore. pretty much abeam san francisco. but that low that you see to the left central portion of y

in 1981, his sister deborah davis was murdered, according to testimony, by bulger. in the end bulger was linked to 11 murders in his 2015 trial but the jury could not come to the decision about whether he killed deborah davis. >> her case is still in limbo. he wasn't found guilty of was unhappy with his trial. the judge prevented film bringing up his relationship with a federal law enforcement official a u.s. attorney who bulger claim he had crafted an immunity agreement. the supreme court finally released today no specific incidents why bulger is filing an appeal but his attorneys told fox 25 last month that it has to do with bulger's lingering feelings he didn't get a fair trial. the victim's families would probably get away not find seei prison. >> a lot of families would probably like to see him go free so everybody could get their hands on him. >> reporter: so he knows whitey bulger's way isn't his way. which don't want to hurt anybody or kill anybody it's people like that that put people and myself rage report bulger and his attorney looking to hear back from

perl old deborah perl of twinsburg. >> like a boom boom boom boom. but it was like several eight shots. >> police say the suspect was going eastbound here on solon road when he went through a red light and hit that th victim. neighbors tell us what they saw and heard with more like something out ofrd a movie, not their neighborhood. >> at was about five bursts i counted a total of 25 i 2 >> i heard a scream and he's standing over her shooting he standing over her shooting like at least three or four more s times. >> solon policece lieutenant says the 29 euros from ridgefield was lying on the ground when police arrived he caused the crash.nc police also say perl and the shooter did not know each other. a heartbreaking ordeal that has so many unanswered questions.tbr >> the suspect is in custody this morning.ue police are not releasing his name until mondayre when he is expected to be formally charged. to the latest in ohio's ongoing battle to stop the rash of deadly drug overdoses.op the number of fatal fentanyl overdoses is doubling from 2014 to last

seventy, 80's and lower 90s for the course botsford deborah coming in at 9t 801990. si right now airport 63. tv has come up a little because of an easterly wind. the better chances for passersby with 60s and pretty much 60s on the eastern plains. we'll pick up rain and even crore 60s. here's our future cast, everything pushing onto the eastern plains would by midnight weakening and falling apart. tomorrow so check in the morning. we'll bring in spotty storms which will cut across the metro very similar to what we saw today. that cluster to the south and east, 4:00 in the morning it's still raping moving out after that. clouds early in the day. western colorado is looking beautiful. friday will bring a few showers across the the amount of rain were getting has not been significant. fiftys for the lotion i could a couple of 60 south and 40s, cooler readings in the mouse or tomorrow low or '80s, 90s to the south. mountains employees wes will stay where you are. here's her pinpoint weather seven day forecast the 811280 yes harry. just not everybody is getting the storms

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turns out they belong to a veteran living right here in arizona, deborah kay dennis. they have got in contact with deborah's daughter named courtney who doesn't live too >> it's super random. i mean, my mom was in the army a long time ago. for someone to find it and then find me is amazing. >> courtney says that she can't wait to tell her mom about the discovery and learn how her mom managed to lose those tags so many years ago. >>> after the break, part of jfk airport is evacuated earlier tonight after reports of gunshots. we will have an update in just >>> plus the trurp campaign clarify -- trump campaign clarifying comments about president obama, quote, founding isis. what they say the candidate meant. >>> i have to tell you, kristy and linda have been after me to add culture to the sports show so here it is. once upon a midnight dreary while i pondered weak and weary over many acquaint -- i'm saying this because ron wolfley will his own vocabulary. he joins us tonight on the arizona cardinals. and by the way it was a four time pro bowl special teamer for the cardi

we'll be right back >> deborah: i'm deborah norville. coming up, a navy seal dies in jim: i'm one of them. fermin: yo tambien. barbara: i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on social security. fermin: social security helps us pay the bills. he retirement that we've earned. barbara: that's what makes joe heck so dangerous. fermin: his plan to privatize social security means billions in profits for wall street. barbara: risking retirement security on the stock market. fermin: what if it crashes again? jim: wall street has given joe heck over a half a million bucks. barbara: i wonder who he's working for. jim: because it's not us. afscme people is responsible those self-service checkouts at the grocery store. something doesn't scan... the machine stops working.... you have to get help.... well now... new research shows ....there's an unexpected cost. pkg full= dayna on cam= the department of criminology at the university of leicester (lester) reviewed more than a temptation. criminal justice experts say those self checkout lanes presen

deborah posted this picture on facebook. of friends could say, oh, yeah, i have that shirt. my daughter used to wear that shirt and maybe we would get a few backups. reporter: soon, the pink flower print blouses started pouring in. >> so far we have about 12 that have arrived at our house. 140 morerobably about on their way. reporter: she was overwhelmed by the kindness. >> it's overwhelming how kind people are. reporter: deborah got a call from the people that target. they have sourced the fabric and are making sure that it is available in different sizes that tammy can wear into us toy don't ever want have to scour the internet to find something that our daughter love so much. and of course i was crying again. reporter: and just like that, a little girl with autism is happy, thanks to a lot of people and a picture. >> we are all connected and we are all in this together. we are supposed to help each other out, and that has been reaffirmed. kimberly: what a wonderful story. means sothat shirt much to a child with autism bec

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deborah says thrilled to have the ring back.. and will cherish it. 'drug - concerns'.. why researchers are worried about pregnant women who take acetaminophen. 'gun - glut'... the t-s-a finds a record number of weapons in carry- ons... the biggest excuse agents are getting, just ahead. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news center let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. guantanamo bay detention center-- are in the united arab emirates tonight. it was the single-largest release of detainees.. during the obama administration. the transfer is part of a renewed effort-- to cut down the number president obama wants to close gitmo. right now, 61 detainees remain at guantanamo. at one

i follow to people, lebron and deborah norville.e it is, the block against the warriors turned the tide in game seven and there wasn't a question he was coming back it was just for how much. three years, $100 million now the highest-paid player in the nba. orioles will go against san antonio. the biggest thing was when does direct go back to oklahoma city and that is in early february. claymont has a cute commercial out. a very cute commercial. >> you don't recognize the? >> his right you know. >> actually i michelle williams of destiny's child. >> a could be kelly rowland. she had little joe had a song i was waiting for deborah novo i would have my headphones on and i would take my headphones off. all kidding aside striking gold in the 200 m individual medley, but some old manual of stanford as we watch this young lady another simone is all over the place, simone biles her second gold in the women's gymnastics. come back to me because this is a story right here. simone manual from stanford the first african-american to win a gold m

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groups, a community group from cleveland out here to say they believe matthew desha's shooting of deborah pearl was a hate crime. they are saying if he had been a muslim it would have been thought of as being a terrorist. thought of being a thug. because a white man shooting a black person it is thought he has mental problems and ptsd and they are saying they want some clarity on that. they are saying why was he a guy on the west side on the east side getting in an accident with a woman and shooting her while her hands were up. i talked to khalid about that. >> after the accident, he gets out of a car with a mi defenseless woman who raises her hands up in a nonaggressive position and he shoots her. >> he doesn't proceed to shoot anybody else that was out there. you know, so consequentially, we're looking at this as a hate crime. we know about the ptsd. we are aware of this environment that donald trump has created with a lot of his rhetoric. however, that doesn't excuse a murder. ms. pearl -- >> so they are right now conducting their news conference. we will join them in just a little bit

deborah villalon, live for us in the nation. thank you so much.>>> stocks finished mixed today following a drop in oil prices. the dow fell 27, nasdaq gained 22. analysts attribute to the numbers -- the numbers to the drop in crude oil prices to $40 a barrel.>>> tesla has deal to buy solar city. both companies are elon musk ventures. it creates a one shops -- one- stop shop for cleaner energy. the price tag, $2.6 billion. >>> mcdonnell says it is beginning to offer healthier versions of happy meals. the chain announced today it will replace the high fructose corn syrup in sandwich buns with sugar in an effort to simplify ingredients and/or customers who have strayed away from the chain in search of healthier alternatives>>> today is a historic day for san jose state as officials announced a return of track and field after a 30 year absence. in its heyday, the program produced some of the fastest man in the world. azimuth smith is live. -- as annette smith -- azenith smith is live.>> reporter: in the student union, it's hard to m

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killed in a major construction zone just outside of longmont and thanks for joining us tonight and deborah takara and jeremy harbored a truck running over a construction flag or just a couple of hours ago this accident happened on highway 119 east of longmont in a construction zone box of 31 joe st. george alive on the construction truck that hit the person. >> that seems to be the case of germany and the good evening to you so often we pass of these constructions as we pass of its construction workers and we forget how dangerous of a job that is we are reminded of that this evening we are here off at 119 as road has been closed one way for months because of construction the fatal accident actually prompted construction workers to run across this appealed to mountain view fire rescue station which happened to be right here to try to get some victim may mail tonight this accident happening around the shower shortly before 6:00 p.m. we are told he was a flag or somebody who tells traffic to stop or slow down the battalion chief telling me it appeared a construction truck was the vehicle that

but the family of deborah is speaking out on a local radio show. shanice dunning is live in cleveland with the details. the family must be heartbroken, shanice? >> reporter: yes, harry, this family is devastated. we can all understand that with the situation here. family members just did an interview on art mccoy, the community activist, just did an interview on his radio show. and during that time, she talked about how her family is coping and why they believe that this may have been a hate crime. it was a very emotional interview. take a listen to what she said. >> i can't even digest this. you know, my family can't digest it. i went to church, i asked the question why, how, i'm like so angry. i'm angry because he did not have to kill her. there wasn't a reason to kill her. he was on a mission. all i keep thinking he was on a mission. >> reporter: it's been very emotional for family, because when they initially heard about the accident, they had a sigh of real estate leaf thinking that, you know, she had survived a car accident and then they foun

deborah villalon will begin. you are not neighborhood in lower lake where unfortunately a lot of homes and property has burned. >> reporter: yes, we are on quarter horse lane, one of the streets where there are houses destroyed and then you will see one that standing and others that are gone. it's spotty, as fires often our. it's a tough blow knowing someone local did this intentionally, the victim show the resilience we've seen before.>> we're going to sleep in the back of the truck with our dogs.>> reporter: two schoolteachers camped out a gas station as close as they can get so they will be ready when it reopens. they know now their house was spared. so many neighbors homes were loss. there focused on the positive. the job ahead, bring their community back.>> it brings everyone together. everyone actually says heidi each other or brings your water or asks how you are doing.>> reporter: the burned zone is smoldering. it's not safe to return with power lines and polls unstable. assessments are still being made.

. >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody and thank you for joining us. >>> why on earth was ammunition present during a police training exhibition from members of the public? that's the question being asked after a local librarian was killed during a role play exercise at a community relations event. steven fabian has more on a tragedy that the local police chief acknowledges was a horrific accident that is unimaginable. >> shot dead by a cop at age 73 and she was a librarian.

but the broken hearted family of deborah pearl is speaking out on a rodeo show. shanice dunning has the details. >>reporter: this family is deaf stated but tonight one member did speak through her grief. beer knitta tashford spoke with a local our cameras about losing her loved ones so violently. >> i'm like so angry. i'm angry because he did not have to kill her. >>reporter: beer knitta tashford consumed with emotion while talking about deborah pearl. >> she was such a sweet person. like an angel. >> her anguish broadcast on the air waves of communities activist art mccoy's radio show tonight. >> art mccoy university radio sense. >>reporter: she is aunt to pearl's son and has known the mother since she was a teen. >> when her aunt died, i took her in custody and she lived with me till she graduated from high school. >> it was pearl's son who called ashford to tell her about the crash. she was relieved for a moment. >> oh, it's a car crash, she might have a couple broken bones. >> but then she learned about the shooting. >> no human being, nobody their right cons