hmo phobias especially the transgenders they get picked on and sdramentd i hope they can improve jasmine's and the bathroom situation is that two other mentioned shelters in there they'll walk in into the reform while we're taking our showers and they'll see the ladies naked including myself that is unfair fee me and the other leases so i've recorded it several times and nothing it done i'm hoping and prop g this someone will do something so long as i got into jazzie's i have met samantha told me about the program went to the meeting that was amazing the energy, the vibes it was just like i've got to be part of this this is something i've got to be part of and i waited my 4 weeks came each week and started in the yellow shirt and then moved middle-income up to the green shirt and now i'm a blue shirt and i'm like supervising a team what is huge and amazing and we're out there everyday>> (clapping.) >> and cleaning those streets we're talking to those people. >> (clapping.) >> i've had i talked to a guy everyday at the park who is homeless and then 3 months later they gave me and hug and sa

. >> my name is jasmine. i am seven years old.in my bedroom with my little sister, she is six. my sister has her own room. she has autism. she can't talk. she can't talk. we all get ready for school together. some things are really hard for her, like brushing her teeth. and brushing her hair. it takes all three o

and also jasmine and elissa. we'll find out how amazing their family is. what do you like best about your family? >> we all are equal, it doesn't matter if she has autism, my parents aren't just going to focus on her and leave me and jasmine out. >> hi! let's have a group hug. let's all hug. i'm in the middle of love. i'm in the middle of love! ah, this is the best. [ applause ] >> well, welcome, everybody, to this standing room only crowd. i see phases in the back standing. i'm jeff dunn, i'm the president and ceo of sesame workshop. i'm delighted to be here and to welcome all of you to this important and wonderful event, "sesame street" and autism, see the amazing in all children. i want to spend a few moments with you just talking about why this event is so important, why autism is so important to sesame workshop. and perhaps the best way to do that is to quote, the quotes are always great. this one is from the famous american poet maya angelou. she said something once that goes to the heart of who we are and the work we do. she said it's time to teach

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jasmine torres was fired.child was not hurt and is doing fine today. >>> new questions surrounding bill o'reilly's fox news channel. fox is preparing to cut ties with o'reilly. the report cites people close to the situation. this comes as several advertisers have pulled commercials from his show after accusations of sexual harassment. in the past, o'reilly has said that the accusations have no merit. into well, something that is beneficial for bars. >> and now we have an i-team investigation. >> reporter: big heavyweight fights are causing some big problems for local restaurants and bars in our area. a news4 i-team investigation finds that more than 100 bars and restaurants have been sued for illegally obtaining the fights without paying the full price. these disputes are causing big legal problems for the owners and potentially crippling financial problems for the owners of these restaurants. >> i was being sued for $50,000. >> reporter: did that dollar figure jump out at you? >> the lawsuit jumped out at me.

sot jasmin esquivel estudiante "si me mucho temor...espero que no me pase a mí y que ya no pase a ningunaa" esta tarde autoridades escolares revelaron que el malhechor había sido detenido... para muchos, esto es un alivio pero no resuelve la situacion... sot luz lpez madre de familia "los hombres piensan que pueden hacer sus maldades...pues andar allí no más haciendo sus maldades" una especulación que dicen lamentar estudiantes varones... sot jonathan snchez estudiante "si está mal de que piensen eso de que al ver a un hombre se sientan incómodas las mujeres" la policia de la escuela piede que los estudiantes que sientan temor que utilicen los teléfonos disponibles en el campus para pedir ayuda...o llamar al 9-1- 1... asi como a quienes hayan sido victimas de este tipo de asaltos que los reporten a las autoridades.. take david on camera en cuanto al sospechoso involucrado en las agresiones en stanford, las autoridades buscan a un sujeto de estatura baja, rapado, de tez blanca que portaba vestimenta oscura... si usted tiene algún detalle, por favor llame al número que aparece en pantalla..

hmo phobias especially the transgenders they get picked on and sdramentd i hope they can improve jasmine's the bathroom situation is that two other mentioned shelters in there they'll walk in into the reform while we're taking our showers and they'll see the ladies naked including myself that is unfair fee me and the other leases so i've recorded it several times and nothing it done i'm hoping and prop g this someone will do something so long as i got into jazzie's i have met samantha told me about the program went to the meeting that was amazing the energy, the vibes it was just like i've got to be part of this this is something i've got to be part of and i waited my 4 weeks came each week and started in the yellow shirt and then moved middle-income up to the green shirt and now i'm a blue shirt and i'm like supervising a team what is huge and amazing and we're out there everyday>> (clapping.) >> and cleaning those streets we're talking to those people. >> (clapping.) >> i've had i talked to a guy everyday at the park who is homeless and then 3 months later they gave me and hug and said w

he was tried if are the murder of jasmine wright age 27 in jul. >>> friends and family gathered to mourn a murdered mother. 33-year-old aaron arquette. she was found bleeding from the head at 6:30 in the morning on the steps of south philadelphia high school. she died in the hospital this past saturday. her death ruled a homicide. she had been living on the street. >> just because you know someone might be homeless or might be using drugs or may have used drugs in the past doesn't make them a bad person. >> she was loved by many people and she has support and people here that want justice for her. >> police have not released a description of the suspect. one person was taken to hospital following a house fire in the tacony section of philadelphia tonight. another unexpected occupant was removed from the home, an eight foot alligator. the fire took 15 minutes to bring under control. >> three pit bulls officials say killed another dog inial any were taken into custody tonight. they say the animals were terrorizing the neighborhood for a long time. as reported last night, this group of dogs

the first full yea lawyer we sas jasmine rand. the first person that walks into the house to represent the family is a white woman so it's kind of threw me for a minute and then she said we will do everything we can to assist you guys end up at the attorney would be coming down in speaking to us so just been played an important part and they still play a huge part in things we do and definitely natalie jackson. with all of those components working together day in and day out, she had inside scoops with the news room that helped us out in a big way so those were definitely major components to our strategy to get justice. >> host: what also struck me is the way you almost have to campaign for justice and i think it is easy to consolidate it all together now years later put in the book we see campaign after campaign starting and you were asking why has he not been arrested was one of the things you are pushing for publicly as let's release these tapes, let's hear this interaction. what was that like and what was going through your he

jasmine holmes cuts it to four. in the fourth, asia wilson could not be denied. 23 points, 10 boards, earning the mvp. mississippi state's morgan williams can't watch the finish. south carolina fins it 67-55, their first national title. >>> sharks' power play got worse tonight as joe thornton left the game with a leg injury. this shot blocked, right there for the rebound. 1-0, san jose. less than two minutes later, mark edward vlasic takes the shot. 2-0, sharks. they win 3-1, just three games left in the season. >>> a big controversy after the lpga a.n.a. inspiration. lexi thompson improved her placement on 17 yesterday. on the 13th hole today, she was penalized by four strokes. here's the move that resulted in the penalty. she moves the ball maybe, maybe an eighth of annism. sti -- an inch. she missed for this eagle. settled for a birdie and a playoff. on the first hole, thompson missed the birdie putt and yu had this for the win. and she gets it. but it's inexcusable that the lpga didn't tell her of the penalty un

this is 16-year-old jasmine dunn. she arrived at school but never made it to class. investigators believe she left on her own. she was wearing jeans and a black and gray hoody. >>> detective collison was 28 years old when he was shot and killed last year. tonight his memory is alive and well. from our area to the suburbs of philadelphia. teams of law enforcement officers from across the region are facing off in a basketball tournament that benefits fallen first responders. as they honored his memory on the court, his parents sat down with us to help tell his story to john henry. the story you'll only see here. >> reporter: james and sheila collison will never forget the impact their son had live. >> you'll never fill that void. they'll always be an emptiness. >> reporter: he died march 13, 2016, after he was shot by another officer while in the line of duty. all around their home you can find reminders about the life he lived. >> of course a sudden death is hard. he was just a loving child. a good person. it's been hard for little things like my birthday, mother's da

when jasmine holmes stopped and made that shot. the bulldogs pulled to within four and south carolina had an answer and most often by the name of asia wilson. hit the offensive board and gets a tough put-back and scored 23 points and was named the most outstanding player of the final four. south carolina the national champs after 67-55 win. >>> wizards leading tonight we will have it on sports wrap. >>> busy time of year. >>> fun time of year. >> thanks, joe. >> and thank you for joining us tonight everybody. >>> we are always here online at kutv.com, facebook and twitter at 10:00. we will see you live then at ten. okay, raj. hand me the #6 torx screwdriver. stop. we can't do this. it's not right. sheldon, you have two choices. either you let him put a bigger hard drive in the tivo, or you delete stuff before we go out of town. but once you open the box, you've voided the warranty. the warranty is a sacred covenant we've entered into with the manufacturer. he offers to stand by his equipment, and we in return agree not to violate t

he shared this video on social media chasing his dawn jasmine around their house for easter.hat cute? >> adorable. >> about as cute as april and her baby. johnson says he didn't realize putting on the pokemon moss costume would mean he'd be chasing her for two straight hours. that's what daddy's do. >> that's right. >> i love that. >> that's great. rock is the man. >> he's moving very carefully. >> probably real hard to see. he doesn't want to step on her or the pup. >> he's sweating bullet in those costume. what random thing you'd probablely you don't want to hear. those costumes smell. >> you ever go to the game. phillies you go in the back they smell awful. they wash them once a season. >> that's it. >> 162 games. maybe once. >> i've been close. >> it's smells like sweat and garbage. [ laughter ] >> ew. >> smells like locker room. >> hey kathy speaking of that can you top that with weather. >> sure. take look the next couple of days look great. sunny, no sweaty weather there. and then by thursday we're talking about heat. near 80 degrees with some showers, some storms. and

jasmine hall cut it to four midway through the fourth. but asia wilson would not be denied. 23 points, ten boards earning the mvp. mississippi state morgan williams can't watch the finish. she was held to eight points. south carolina takes it 67-55, their first national title. >>> final rounds of the shell houston open, angel cabrera finishing his day on the par 3, 9th in the rain, and nothing but net for the ace. he finished at minus 4. the winner automatically qualifies for the master's if need so, russell hanley needed it. five birdies on the front 9. this chip on 13th sets up a birdie for the outright lead. and the 35-foot birdie on 14 will help him pull away. henley five birdies on the back 9 as well as 65 for a minus 20 on the week, a three-stroke win over sun kang and he's headed to augusta for the third time with his first career victory. >>> 13 years after facing off the third time at this tournament, roger federer and rafa nadal net. he fought off four break points. had five of his own breaking nadal in the next to last game of

he was sentenced for life in prison for the 2015 murder of jasmine wright. >>> the district attorney in berks county plans to refile a charge against a pastor in connection with a faith healing death. a judge yesterday ruled there wasn't enough evidence to back up allegations that reverend foster broke state law by not alerting state authorities his granddaughter was dying at home of pneumonia. >>> a pennsylvania constable is accused of soliciting women for sex. 41-year-old george bottomly jr. would pay women's court costs or fines in exchange for sex. he's now suspended. seven women have come forward with claims bottomly is free on bond. >> in south jersey environmental want the courts to stop a gas pipeline from being built. they filed an emergency motion to halt the 22 mile project until an pales court can make a ruling. opponents say the project was not proper approved and fear the environmental impact. supporters say the pipeline will address energy needs and create jobs. not clear when the court will rule. >> nfl draft is a week away. happening right in center city. this mornin

jasmine hall cut it to four midway through the fourth. but asia wilson would not be denied. 23 points, ten boards earning the mvp. mississippi state morgan williams can't watch the finish. she was held to eight points. south carolina takes it 67-55, their first national title. >>> final rounds of the shell houston open, angel cabrera finishing his day on the par 3, 9th in the rain, and nothing but net for the ace. he finished at minus 4. the winner automatically qualifies for the master's if need so, russell hanley needed it. five birdies on the front 9. this chip on 13th sets up a birdie for the outright lead. and the 35-foot birdie on 14 will help him pull away. henley five birdies on the back 9 as well as 65 for a minus 20 on the week, a three-stroke win over sun kang and he's headed to augusta for the third time with his first career victory. >>> 13 years after facing off the third time at this tournament, roger federer and rafa nadal net. he fought off four break points. had five of his own breaking nadal in the next to last game of

harris was sentenced to life in prison last month for the 2015 murder of jasmine wright. >>> to berks county a district attorney plans to refile charges against a poster in connection with a faith healing death. the judge ruled yesterday there wasn't enough evidence to back allegations that he broke state law by not alerting state authorities that his 2-year-old granddaughter was dying at home of pneumonia. he's the pastor of a congregation that rejects modern medicine. >>> a pennsylvania constable is accused of soliciting women for sex. he would pay the women's court costs or fines in exchange for sex. he's suspended from his job. prosecutors say seven women have come forward with claims. he's free on bond. >>> bamboo is banned now. the ban only applies to running bamboos that can damage properties. residents that have it must build a barrier to prevent it from spreading. >> in south engineer ti environmental groups want the court to stop a pipeline. they filed an emergency motion to halt the 22 mile project until an appeals court can make a ruling. opponents say the project of not p

my parents aren't just going to focus on here and leave me and jasmine out. >> hi!ey, let's have a group hug. let's all hug. i'm in the middle of love. i'm in the middle of love! ah, this is the best. >> well, welcome, everybody, to this standing room only crowd. i see some friendly faces in the back standing. i'm jeff dunn. if i haven't med you, i'm the president and ceo of "sesame street" workshop and i'm delighted to be here with all of you. "sesame street" and autism see automatic children. i wanted to open by spending a few moments with you, talking about why this event is so important and why autism is so important to sesame workshop. and perhaps the best way to do that is to quote. quotes are always great. and this one is from the famous american poet, maya angelou. this goes to the heart of who we are and the work that we do. and she said, it's time to teach young people that in diversity, there is beauty and there is strength. in diversity, there is beauty and there is strength. and that's really been what sesame workshop has been about from the very beginn

and notes of jasmine. to put more life in your head. and now with the power of bio renew.put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences. and let life in. >> number one in just 60 seconds. number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. tonight she's one of the most influential women on the planet. facebook c.o.o. sheryl sandberg was on top of the world when she suffered a crippling blow with the shocking death of her husband. but through her grief she had an empowering revelation -- resilience is not something you're born with. she says it can be taught. now she wants to share her wisdom born of pain. >> i mean, this is the unimaginable. i walked into a gym, i found dave. of course my fear was that he had died, but i hoped he hadn't. >> reporter: a horrifying discovery. the moment sheryl sandberg found her husband, dave goldberg, in a pool of blood while on vacation in mexico. >> at first we thought dave had died by falling off an exercise machine. my brother's a neurosurgeon, he kept telling me, that is not true, that is not what happened, something happened to make

you'll find time. >> jasmine, congratulations. >> congratulations. >>> coming up, dr.mer. first, your local news. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> breaking news out of southwest philadelphia. a teenager shot in the eye. sky 4's 10 is live over the scene on lindberg boulevard. this just happened within the last 15 minutes. that victim is a 17-year-old boy. we're told he was shot in the left eye, and rushed to children's hospital of philadelphia. the teen is listed in critical condition right now. police are still investigating, as you can see. they are on the front porch of that home. be sure to tap the nbc 10 app for updates and stay with us on-air for more details as we learn them. let's get to first alert meteorologist bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> clouds are moving in, and showers have already started in parts of the area, becoming even more likely later today. so grab your rain gear. you'll definitely need it. especially later this afternoon for philadelphia. we'll warm to 60 degrees in spite of the clouds. scattered showers during the d

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. >> and i'm jasmine. glad to have you on this wednesday morning. we begin with breaking news overnight out of georgia where a special congressional election pinned as a referendum president trump himself had the political world on edge. there is news this morning the race is heading toward a runoff in june after none of the candidates who vied for the vacant seat received the majority votes needed for a win. >> still this morning boekt the democrat and the president claiming victoriment for more we go to nbc's tracy potts in washington. tell us about the nail-biter. >> reporter: interesting race. so many people in the country outside georgia's 6th congressional district were looking at it. let's look at the results. john ossoff, the 30-year-old political neophyte who ran in this race as a democrat to pickup what has been a traditionally republican seat, it was a near miss for him. he had 48% of the vote. he needed 50 to take the seat outright. the next closest republican in a very crowded race of republicans was karen handel. she got 19% of the vot

jasmine, do you have an idea in your mind of what trump was trying to achieve? no.g is that with the syrian bomb, so many of us, millions, billions, felt this carbuncle of syria over seven years. growing and growing on the face of the earth. in a way, you woke up to this and felt the boil had been advanced. we felt this temporary relief. —— the boil had been lanced. but henry is right, he isa had been lanced. but henry is right, he is a maverick. at the moment it feels he is playing some kind of computer game, getting a real thrill out of the big bangs and flashes. 0n the other hand, i think putin, in my view, is one of the most calculating and problematic leaders we have today. particularly... and he's been around a long time, 17 years. he is smarter than trump around a long time, 17 years. he is smarterthan trump in around a long time, 17 years. he is smarter than trump in some ways. pa rt of smarter than trump in some ways. part of me also worries, and apologies if this sounds mad. but this investigation into the trump election and the relationship between russia

and jasmine k. is a scholarship winner. why is it so important to recognize these women?unication industry overall. and they are incredibly impressive. so, not only do we help them further their education, but we help them enter into the profession. once they're here. >> jasmine is so impressive. she is already in the profession. correct? >> yes. >> you're going blogging for "the huffington post." what's your big dream? >> absolutely. i think every voice is so valuable. i would love to take from my experiences in public service and engagement and merge it with communications and media. i think that's a great opportunity. that's why i'm thank you for empowering myself and the other scholarship winners to use our voices. >> that's great. >> kim, it's not easy to get one of these. not easy to be one of these people. and a bunch of people are being honored. katie's emceeing. what criteria do you have to get? >> this honor goes to women who have reached the pinnacle of their career. not only women that made a difference in the communication industry but women that can make a d

hmo phobias especially the transgenders they get picked on and sdramentd i hope they can improve jasmine's and the bathroom situation is that two other mentioned shelters in there they'll walk in into the reform while we're taking our showers and they'll see the ladies naked including myself that is unfair fee me and the other leases so i've recorded it several times and nothing it done i'm hoping and prop g this someone will do something so long as i got into jazzie's i have met samantha told me about the program went to the meeting that was amazing the energy, the vibes it was just like i've got to be part of this this is something i've got to be part of and i waited my 4 weeks came each week and started in the yellow shirt and then moved middle-income up to the green shirt and now i'm a blue shirt and i'm like supervising a team what is huge and amazing and we're out there everyday>> (clapping.) >> and cleaning those streets we're talking to those people. >> (clapping.) >> i've had i talked to a guy everyday at the park who is homeless and then 3 months later they gave me and hug and sa

bull dogs cut the lead to 4 with the jasmine homes jumper. but they respond with a 5-2 run. 24 pfgs most outstanding player. come up later in the show more on the start of the philly season tomorrow. [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >>> west philadelphia's monamendmental baptist church turned 50 dood. and to elbrate a motorcade of cars traveled from pentecostal to the baptist church. they marched to the newly purchased building. a ribbon was cut before they went inside. and it's the second oldest baptist church in pennsylvania. local families have a place to gather and celebrate the jewish culture. the grand opening of the new enrichment center. the 18,000 jewish family and children's center has something for everybody. among its features are an art studio, a library, indoor pliground, teaching kitchen. >>> next at nbc 10 news at 11 a crime broadcast on social media and watched by d

harris was sentenced to life in prison for the 2015 murder of jasmine wright. investigators are searching for whoever spray painted this cat purple and burned him. the cat named churchhill was found in a park. a witness said kids were abusing him. he was treated at an animal rescue center. this is the second cat found abused this month. the other cat is also recovering. >>> time to check in with jessica boyington. >> we are watching the expressway. it is right around belmont avenue. that ramp is closed. a diesel fuel spill. the good thing is it's just the ramp. we are not seeing any closures. it looks pretty normal in terms of delays. there is an overturned vehicle on the southbound side just before davi 28 minutes average speeds into the mid-30s there. in center city philadelphia watch far cooking oil spill. they have that street blocked off right now. getting around the block will be just fine for you. typical afternoon volume for you. a water main break on route 20. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a it the jersey shore expected to tentively open. the property

but if you have to drive in the snow do it carefully...jasmine bell/driver "i'm a cautious driver i tendake sure i'm aware of the drivers around me as well" (grant) if you thought last month felt a little warmer than normal...nasa agrees with you. nasa says this past march was the second warmest march in more than a century. in fact.... the two warmest marches on record happened in the last two years. nasa says last month was more than 34 degrees warmer than the average march temperature from 19-51 to 19-80. that temperature was slightly higher last march. nasa also says this past february was the second- warmest february on record. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: we're getting ready for the holiday weekend. today has been a bit breezy but sunny and nice. and th3e good news is that we had a little break from the rain. more storms appear headed for the bay area though. tonight will be mostly clear and cool with lows in the 40s. tomorrow will be warmer and dry but we will see a mix of sunshine and clouds. storm clouds do

you'll find time. >> jasmine, congratulations. coming up, dr.s by summer. fst >>> good morning, 8:26 on this monday, april 24, i'm aaron gilchrist. it's a wet morning on the roads. let's get a check on the commute with melissa mollet. >>> no doubt adding to the pain on the roadway this is morning. outer loop at the american legion bridge, that's now out of the way but we still have those delays even as you're headed southbound on 270 so take a look right now. main and local lanes very slow because of that problem on the american legion bridge. eastbound 70 to 270 crash on the shoulder. 66 and 95 pretty normal. >>> a check on your forecast right after this quick break. >>> have your umbrella with you. 100% chance for rain today so even if it's not raining where you are, it will be today. current temperatures in the 50s. in the 50s all day long with steadier rain coming in this afternoon and evening and the will be in the first part of the day. we'll dry out and warm up later this week. >> chuck, thank you. >>> you can get the latest news and weat

jasmine holmes cuts it to four midway through the fourth period.wilson would not be denied. 23 point, 10 boards earning outstanding player honors. mississippi state, morgan williams, a hero in the last two games. she was held to eight points as south carolina takes it, 67-55 for their first national title. >>> 13 years after facing off for the very first time at this tournament. roger federer and raffy nadal met once again. fed ex continues its early season. off four break point, had five of his own. the 35-year-old has won the australian open, indian wells and now the miami open with a straight sets victory for his 91st career title. said afterwards he would take a break in the clay court season and only play in the french. this brought to you by river rock casino. golf has the most strict rules in all of sports. players call penalties on themselves if they realize there is a penalty. somebody had to be looking for something like that. >> this has jacked you up. >> it drives me crazy. >> thanks for joining us, folks. have a good one. bye-bye. ♪ sw

jasmine han. kasia kovacs. molly olmstead. jill ornitz. kouichi shirayanagi. francisco vara-orta. xuejiao wang. from the george washington university, teniola ayomide ayoola. from ohio university, megan henry. please join us in congratulating all of this year's scholarship winners. >> [applause] >> thank you and congratulations again to our 2017 winners. it is heartening to know that such a great group of journalists is coming through the ranks. they are not the only young journalists in the room tonight making an impact. we are delighted that there are many students here, including those hosted by cnn and yahoo! news. >> [applause] jeff: but i would like to highlight a special group of students hosted by the huffington post. earlier this year at pittsburgh high school in kansas, this group of students was doing research on the school's newly hired principle, when they uncovered some red flags about her educational and professional background. their tenacious work for a student newspaper led to the resignation of that school official. congratulations. please stand so we can recogn

. >> and dwayne the rock johnson showed a video of himself and his daughter jasmine.bring it on it is what dade's do. >> we have costumes here on "good day philadelphia", that is a big costume. >> it is a great one too. >> i like the dog under foot because that is the adult part of life. >> yes. >> and then john legend and christie teigen because their baby luna just finished her sunday with the kardashians. >> she looks like her mom. >> isn't she cute though. >> little easter egg. >> and i think that is sprague they were hanging out with the kardashians. >> that is true. >> no, they are buddies. >> all of the celebrities know each other. >> you want to go to coachella , big festival in california, stretches on a couple weeks. gaga was there. she set it up for beyonce. look at that. >> first female head liner in the past decade and she dropped a new song. >> okay. >> ♪ >> it is called the cure. it is her plan to cure her with her love during that time >> lot those outfits. >> dang. >> okay, honey, that is great. >> rihanna was chilling backstage and everything. she ha

mississippi state with momentum after that semifinal shocker over connecticut when jasmine holmes stopped and made that shot. bulldogs had pulled within four in the fourth quarter. south carolina had an answer most often by the name of asia wilson. wilson hits the offensive board with a tough putback scoring 23 points. and named the most outstanding player for the final four. south carolina the national champ and the first time in school history after the 67-55 win. there was a team under that confetti somewhere and they will decide the men's championship tomorrow between gonzaga and north carolina. >> it will be a big one. >> certainly will be, thank you, joe. >> sure. >>> coming up a lot of bay area residents are ready to pack up and move out of town all thanks to major reasons prompting people to think a lot more seriously about that move. >>> plus, a look at this year's oakland running festival. we'll take you to this 8th annual event when we come back. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people

. >> my name is jasmine. i am seven years old. i stay in my bedroom with my little sister, she is six. my sister has her own room. she has autism. she can't talk. she can't talk. we all get ready for school together. some things are really hard for her, like brushing her teeth. and brushing her hair. it takes all three of us. she doesn't like the way the brush feels. mom braids.e i feel happy i can help her. of attention in the morning, but my big sister and i get time with my mom and dad too. that is really good at putting on jewelry. he helps alyssa while my mom brushes my hair. i like how she does it. i love having her as my little sister. she is amazing. >> i think you're amazing. with joslyn and alyssa and we are going to find out how amazing their family is. what do you like best about your family? >> they'll treat us the same. we are all equal. it doesn't matter if she has autism, my parents won't leave us out. let's have a group hug. i'm in the middle of love. i'm in the middle of love! this is the best. [applause] >> well

life sentence for the murder, rape and other charges in connection with the death of 27 year old jasmine wright. >> now to the bombshell surrounding the death of ex nfl star aaron hernandez, officials say the former new england patriots play player committed suicide in his prison cell, but his attorney believes he could have been murdered. corrections officers in massachusetts found hernandez dead in his cell yesterday morning hanging from a bed sheet. officials say he wrote the bible verse john 3:16 in red marker on his forehead. in a statement his lawyer says hernandez gave no indication that he was suicidal, and believes something else happened. hernandez's family is demand ago investigation into his death. >> it is possible that it might not be a suicide, but i would just say as the senator for representing this prison, you know, there are people committing suicide, you know, five, six, seven people within this facility, you know, every couple of years. >> hernandez was serving life& sentence for murder had just been acquitted of double murder last week. news of his death came as his

with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life in and now with the power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" >> reporter: the first big break in the investigation into who poisoned george blumenschein came when the doctor finally admitted he was a cheater. he was carrying on an affair with his esteemed research partner, ana maria gonzalez, while going home to his girlfriend, evette toney. investigators went back to talk to evette. evette did have a motive. her guy is having an affair with another doctor. >> the thing about evette is she didn't know about this affair until after blumenschein was poisoned. >> evette toney is so naive and so clueless as to what's going on, she says, "yeah, no, no, there's nothing funny going on. they're really good friends. i've asked him before and he's told me no." she doesn't know what's going on. >> reporter: she told investigatiors that george only fessed up about the affair a few weeks after he was poisoned. so with evette essentially cleared again,

look, jasmine, we're going to have democrat presidents and republican presidents. of them when they come in, they have new top officials that have to be vetted. but what is the vetting process? are there standards? are there ways that we can tighten this up? we had a national security adviser who may have been subject, may have been vulnerable to blackmail by the russian federation. we can't let that kind of thing happen. wherever the blame may fall, let's get to the facts of the matter, figure it out and institute policies and vetting systems so this kind of thing doesn't happen again. >> we're only 100 days in. we're going to have to see how this unfolds. looking at the investigation moving forward, congressman matt cartwright, thanks for your time. >>> from the courthouse, why the actions on immigration are counting on courts to back them up and whether that strategy could backfire. >>> also, across the country from coast-to-coast today, we're monitoring thousands as they march for climate change. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody tw

this is a type of jasmine. william bartram was a second generation nationalist, his father had been the royal duringist for george ii the colonial period. his father takes him as the young boy on expeditions, and then as an adult, william bartram takes over and becomes a naturalist himself. william bartram was most famous for his travels in the southern part of america, georgia, florida, etc., where he discovered new species of plants and would record all of these in beautiful watercolor drawings. and charles willson peale, the artist who painted this portrait, had a real affinity for bartram. i think they spent a lot of time talking about plant specimens and teaching the rest of america about the bounty and wonders of america's natural world. his painting when william bartram was rather old is a nice character study and he is sort of calmly sitting there. but he has this wonderful bald spot on the top of his head, charles willson peale has really looked at the subject to depict him in detail with a lot of care

murder, rape, other charges in the 2015 rape and strangulation of the 27 year old drexel grad student, jasmineht. >> well a lot of questions remain surrounding the death of ex nfl star aaron hernandez who also we were told taken hads life yesterday. apparent suicide what they are saying, because there are now some questions. he died five days after jury acquitted him in the 2012 shooting deaths of two men who prosecutors say he gunned down at boston night club. but hernandez may have died an innocent man despite the fact already convict in the 2015 of murdering hess friends, odom lloyd. want to know why? his appeal was not complete. >> furthermore, hernandez's lawyer says there is no indication that aaron was suicidal. and he thinks something else happened. hernandez's family now demands ago investigation into his death. >>> it is possible that it might not be a suicide, but i would just say as the senator for representing this prison, you know, there are people who are committing ooh side, you know, five, six, seven people within this facility every couple of years. >> well, what's interestin

police say that caregiver is 22-year-old jasmine torres. >> i was horrified.was handled very roughly for 18 month old. >> despite how violent the incident appears gilmore says oliver was checked by doctors and thankfully was not injured. >> we felt that we've done everything we can to keep him safe and for that to still happen to him it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: according to state child care licensing records, the children's courtyard of play know has had nine high-risk violations since 2015. that year a child was injured while a maintenance crew was working. in january, a child was left alone on playground for up to 29 minutes. and the most recent violation in february the state says a caregiver used inappropriate methods to discipline a child. >> my heart drops. >> reporter: rachel filed that complaint after watching the live feed and seeing another caregiver not the ones in the latest viral video roughly handle a girl in her son's cla class. >> i still get teary eyed every time i think about it because i don't know what happened to my son. >> reporter: