it was terrence. he held his hand before him as if it were covered in some eternal state that only he could see.ly then cora caught sight of it. the single drop of red wine staining the cuff of his lovely white shirt. chester, the boy had bumped him. chester bow before the white man, sorry master.oked the cane crashed across the shoulder and head again and again. the boy screamed and shrink to the dirt as the blows continued. terrence's arms rose and fell, james looked tired. wanna drop. the feeling fell over cora.g she had not been under the spell and year said she brought the hatchet down on blake's dog house and said splinters in the air. she had saying men hung from trees, woman carved open to the bones, if he cut off to prevent escape, and hands to cut off to stop theft. she had seen boys and girls younger than this beaten and had done nothing. this night, the feeling settled over her heart again. it grabbed a hold of her and before this late part of her caught up with the human part of her she w

i found out he had slammed terrence against the wall. i had no clue. >> reporter: the rideaus were awarded a $1 million jury settlement. the keller school district is appealing, and declined to speak to us for this story. but breggett wasn't done. an aspiring jazz singer, she put her career on hold and began a campaign to install cameras in special education classrooms. she testified in front of the texas house and senate, saying cameras would have prevented the abuse. >> my child counts. children like mine count, too. >> reporter: in 2015, texas agreed. it became the first state in the country to require cameras in special education classrooms, if requested. ron hager is with the national disabilities rights network. he says children with intellectual disabilities are far more likely to be abused. >> students with disabilities make up about 12% of the student population. they've been subjected to about 70% of the restraints and seclusions, so it's a huge disparity. they are very vulnerable. >> reporter: ryder warren is the superintenden

see terrence, let's look for treasure ! good idea, phillip, let's look for treasure ! what're you guys doing ? hey, cartman how're you feeling ? pretty good, except i had the weirdest dream last night. really, what about ? well, i dreamed that i was a poor vietnamese girl, and you guys made me ride a big scary bull, and then leonardo dicaprio gave me a spank for several hours. hey, how did you guys won those terrence and phillip dolls ? oh, nowhere. ha, ha, ha. wait a minute, you guys did make me ride that bull ! no, cartman, that was just a dream. bye ming lee... thanks again. ha, ha, ha. son of a bitch ! captioning made possible by comedy central [patriotic music] ♪ - from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, "the daily show" with trevor noah presents... ♪ - welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and we are continuing our run of specials featuring the individuals that make up the best fucking news team. with me tonight is our very own desi lydic. desi... i'm excited for you. - oh! thank you. - what would you say has been your greatest achievem

terrence. he is a genuine amazing director.age of the works of man, not women, says the editor. she isa man, not women, says the editor. she is a rebellious spirit, emily dickinson, and she is wrestling with the eternal soul and religion and society and also the lack of recognition in her lifetime. sushi is finding solace in herfamily and herfriend. here is a clips. —— so she. this is my third commencement ball. and not a hint of romance. do you suppose that men are frightened ofa you suppose that men are frightened of a woman who teaches and is independent? men are feelers, aren't they? in war. sometimes. in love, never. look at that divine creature. what a noble and he has. like a roman emperor. nero.|j what a noble and he has. like a roman emperor. nero. ithink cynthia nixon is terrific and kathleen bailey as well. it is funny. that is what i like. there is light and laughter. it is also profound. it is a film about poetry. if you know terrence's work, the way he moves a camera slowly around the room or around the theatre, h

when he entered terrence fired several shots killing his wife and wounding two boys. he then killed himself. eight-year-old jonathan martinez died at a hospital after that shooting. a nine yield classmate was also shot. tonight we learned that victim has been upgraded to stable condition and is in good spirits. >>> a philadelphia police detective has been cleared of assault. he was accused of assaulting a man he was escorting last february. he claim he kicked him in the knee hard enough to break his leg. >>> the major said to introduce the new chief tomorrow. city council voted to increase the chief's salary to $160,000 a year. police chief bobby coupling ton is recovering after 42 years of service. retirement will go into effect on friday. >>> septa stepping up efforts on panhandling. they receive add steady stream of complaints about panhandlers asking for money. they adding more more plain clothes officers. repeat offenders could be arrested. >>> also tonight, as if parking in center city wasn't bad enough, now it's going to be even more difficult for drivers to pa

it terrence out carrie knew as much about crime scenes as dance moves.hat's because carrie is a cop in nearby memphis. >> well, i kind of took on that police officer role at that moment and i combed like every inch of her property. >> did you find anything? >> i found nothing. i looked in her storage sheds and i looked all along the railroad tracks around her house and found nothing. >> as detectives were putting together pieces of heather's life and tracking her last movements. chris jones, heather's husband, made an emotional appearance on a local tv station. >> i want nothing more than for those children to have a mother and it kills me to think that they make her look without having both parents. >> the afternoon heather disappeared, chris came to the police station to help. >> i mean i can't miss an opportunity. i didn't want to miss a kawaii i didn't miss a chance. i don't know if she's going to come by. i don't want a knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> reporter: chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation.

what's the bald guy, terrence capso. and stamis, the english guy. all the movie with the gun, action movie. the rock also in the movie. he's so nice guy. and wenson, he's in movie like "mummiya." the little african-american guy. i think martin lewis. the movie "control international." he's in the movie "he's got the teeth from the kids." he's in the movie "the bay and the gay." i don't see the movie with mark wubba. it's in tv show, it's called "balls." the name of the movie? "the fat of that foursauce" april 14. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think we set a new record. thank you, yehya. tonight on the show, music from dreamcar, rob delaney is here, and we'll be right back with katherine heigl. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by chegg, a smarter way to student. i'ma wade, i'ma waveh the waters♪ ♪tell the tide, "don't move" ♪freedom! freedom! i can't move ♪freedom, cut me loose! ♪freedom! freedom! where are you?♪ ♪cause i need freedom too! ♪freedom! freedom! freedom! freedom!♪ ♪what you wan

. >> the delaware county times there is month marks 47 years since 11 year old terrence because was fatallying trip in chester county. the case was never solved, remains open. pennsylvania state police are asking the pun for information that may shed new light on the decades old mystery, the $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to arrest. >> on the front page of the inch intelligence err, bucks, montgomery counties could find them sever paying more for bus rides, septa proposed fare increase starting july 1st, this marks the first time the transit authority has increased ticket prices since 2013. >> and from the mir cure i, first steps into a new school are both nerve wracking and often exciting. hundreds of student got to experience that feeling this week as they made the transition into their first day at the brand new east vincent elementary school. good for them. >> yes. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> good food, good fun, all for worthy cause. >> indeed. last night the annual dining out for life event was held in t

why do you think the department didn't fire the officer who says he accidentally shot and killed terrence standberg, we fast forward, the asia cop, the same case. >> guest: cases are very similar. >> host: very similar. >> guest: decisions are probably different. i think that were both tragic mistakes. >> agreed. >> guest: i think the problem with the second case was because they didn't report it quickly. it was information that they -- well, number one-didn't believe they hit anyone. there was a series of ricochets but didn't want to report the accidental discharge until they found out the man was shot and then made the report. >> host: the neary case he called it. >> guest: from the very beginning. was there little bit of i accidentally fired my gun, nobody was hurt, let not tell anybody, and i then the found out the man was hurt and had no choice but to tell them. >> host: the covered with the tba. >> guest: they should have went forward and then unfortunately the man shot and killed. >> host: very tragic. the eric garner case. you write in the book that pantaleo allegedly used a choke

terrence m. garrett. currently served as a president and chairman of the public affairs and security studies department at the university of texas, rio grande valley. he has authored numerous publications on eminent domain. he received the air force achievement medals for his service. dr. garrett. >> good morning. and thank you, chairman johnson, ranking member mccaskill. and the rest of the distinguished senators on the committee. for inviting me here today to speak to you about the topic of fencing along the southwest border. please know that my testimony and other remarks today before you are my responsibility and not -- may or may not reflect the views and are independent of my employer, the university of texas rio grande valley. so one of the things i'm interested in discussing first off is the cost to the u.s. taxpayer for the border wall itself. i've seen reports anywhere between a few billion dollars up to $40 billion, m.i.t. story that was printed in the -- by "the new york times." usa public is

the dress was recreated by designer terrence torres who taught himself how to show on youtube videosollided images of trayvon martin, sandra bland and michael bland. it took the designer four days to make. morris posed the pictures of the dress included caption yes, i'm black, yes, i'm 17, yes, god is using me to convey a message that's bigger than me. we posted the story on our facebook page and milan's dress is getting mixed reaction as you might imagine. love this young lady, not intimidated to show how she feels i'm proud of her. and this man, he posted two pictures on our facebook page. one is of joy via you'll remember her she wore make america get again dress to the grammys gone a lot of flack for that the next picture avenue young woman wearing a dress that looks like the confederate flag. people are asking is this the same type of message being sent by those dresses the one that milan wore? we want to you weigh in. go to just to note here milan is a rock star student all star athlete, full scholarship to attend boston college she will be studying pre head med she wanted to w

. >> so in terrence of not having a negative relationship in the mill to mill. >> yes. >> that's reassuring. he kind of goes in the category of kim jong-un in terms of what the hell, right? >> we are in a good place in the mill to mill space with the philippines. >> right. okay. thank you. >> senator king. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first, sir, apparent letcally, your exchange with senator ernst, silicon valley and those innovative industries located in other parts of the country. we had testimony here a couple of months ago that silicon valley essentially won't deal with a defense department, because of the -- i was -- i would call it byzantine, but that would be an insult to the byzantine empire. the cumbersome and slow process in our procurement. that is an urgent national priority, in my opinion. and i just wanted to echo that conversation. the second point i think that's important, all the discussion we have had in the last few days about north korea in the last few weeks and months have focused on the icbm and threat to the homeland via a missile. the other problem that i think deser

justice terrence thomas is represented in a small display around the confirmation hearings, and the chargeita hill that led to a great deal of controversy, but then ultimately his confirmation and seating on the court. host: some may argue they played a bigger role in american history, especially thurgood marshall. william pretzer: we know there are thousands of stories we could have told in much later detail. -- much greater detail. we simply can't include all of those stories all at the same time. we have done our very best to find the kinds of stories that we think resonate with people, both the known and unknown stories. so, this is a living museum, just like our understanding of history changes, we reinterpret. we find new information. this is a conversation about what we will include in the museum in the future rather than looking at what we have already done in the past. host: a living museum despite its size and limited space. what is not included that you would like to see included down the road? william pretzer: my own interest is in the history of science and technology. that is