lacey guyton/mother:"she knew twice she had two chances to send somebody and both times she didn't."s what happened last saturday was terrifying.lacey guyton/mother:"i need someone with signs on their car that can move traffic over i don't have much time."guyton was she put her 2 month old baby girl in the car, getting ready to leave.lacey guyton/mother:"the keys are in my diaper bag i put the diaper bag in the car, put raina in the car and then shut door and then all of a sudden it locks."she immediately called 911, and was surprised by what the dispatcher told her.lacey guyton/mother:"we don't send people out to unlock cars or break windows and that she could connect me to a tow company."she knew she needed to get inside to save her baby. lacey guyton/mother:"i saw her start to close her eyes and i just ran to the back window and smashed it open."guyton says waterford police contacted her to apologize, but she wants to set the record straight.lacey guyton/mother:"they never had the chance to respond. nobody told them. they didn't know, and had they known i feel they would have defi

lacey's 2-month-old got locked in the car.e, the grandmother called 911 but the dispatcher refused to send help saying the police and fire department don't unlock vehicles. cbs this morning co-host michelle miller has new details of the scare. scare indeed. >> it was a harrowing moment, moments for this mother. good morning. temperatures in waterford, michigan, peaked at around 84 degrees last saturday when the incident occurred. that means the temperature inside lacey guyton's car could have been as high or higher than 100 degrees. guyton says what began as a great day visiting grandparents turned into the worst day of her life. >> nobody is coming. and i don't know if i'm watching my baby die right in front of me. >> lacey guyton's 2-month-old daughter raina was in her car seat when the doors suddenly locked on a hot august afternoon. the keys were inside. >> i tried the handle and that one and neither of them were unlocking it. >> she tried and failed to smash the front passenger window with a piece of asphalt. her grandmot

a tribute to lacey's daughter, whose name means "loves life."illed in 1997 i just 16 years old. an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire of a shooting. donald established the love life foundation in her name. 20 years later, successfully lobbied the city of oakland to adopt the slogan as its official motto. >> every time someone enters oakland they are in the love life city. >> reporter: the victory was short- lived. yesterday he discovered the sign he worked so hard to get set up here don, presumed stolen, along with the pole it was attached to. >> the sign is based on not only my daughter's blood, but the blood of oscar grant, anyone who has been murdered in our city. this is our way of honoring those we lost to say we do not forget you. >> reporter: you spoke to an official at oakland's public works department and was told there had been no traffic accidents reported in area and this is the second time the sign has been swiped. he says he wants the person who did it to know one thing -- >> it is bigger than you. it is bigger than me. it

this is a house primary, lacey clay, the song of the long-time democratic member of congress.h, who is the most prominent backer is alexandria ocasio cortez. she toppled a speaker in new york a couple weeks ago. she said cory bush, you can do it, too. i'm looking at the district, skeptical bush has much of a chance. we will see. i am curious, does she get close? does she break 40%. if there's a sign here of moment that that ocasio cortez thing was bigger than that district, i think about a month from now in massachusetts because mike cap juana is getting a challenge. >> you're telling me lacey clay is an 18-year incumbent? >> yes. >> oh, my god. wow. we've been doing this a long time. steve kornacki, a great primary night to watch. enjoy, thank you, sir. >>> we'll be following all along with mr. kornacki on the big board and watch the results as they come in. not just ohio state, but washington state ballots for weeks. up ahead, why are new hampshire democrats changing the name of their funding raising dinner for the third time in less than a decade? but allstate actually help

elegant get it over here and these are your headlines from al-jazeera lacey's former prime min. three new charges of money laundering he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from a state's investment fund which he set up in two thousand and nine already been charged with abuse of power and a criminal breach of trust to zeros florence louis is in kuala lumpur. the fact that he allegedly had deposited into his personal bank account ten and a half million dollars between the months of december two thousand and fourteen and february two thousand and fifteen now for this action as well he's already facing charges of criminal breach of trust and abuse of power now and this money allegedly came from a company a state company that was under the control of the finance ministry and at that time nudge it was not only prime minister but also finance minister of the company. rescuers in indonesia say they are in need of better equipment as they continue the slow search for survivors from sunday's earthquake on the island of lombok the death toll has risen to one hundred thirty one more

towns with fancy gloves and hats and more weight in the peculiar thing he has a weakness for silver laceyalways buys silver lace. he also gambled and lost of money playing cards. but eventually governor shirley says okay you can be above captain dad would. so washington writes back. he has all of this finery and i should say one of the other peculiar things about washington is whenever he gets a new command is the first thing is is sit down design officer's uniform he likes fancy officer uniforms this is where the silver lace comes in. he's collecting silver lace along the way. so then he writes back that far more serious problems had just begun now that he returns attention to the frontier the responsibility that was his all along to protect the frontier settlers massacre landed sided he rode fast over the blue ridge to winchester in mission valley found the indians threatened the frontier settlers up and down the valley formerly state attacks they had abandoned homestead and fled to the small forts for the town of winchester self nobody knew that they would attack winchester washington

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rates among african-americans. 29% according to the rasmussen poll and 21% according to the end of the laceynumbers more than double the number of african americans both that the president received an election in 2016. twenty now top political strategist with former reagan white house political director, fox news political analyst ed rowlands. that's extraordinary to see that kind of resistance to reality which is this is a president who promised to work for all americans in doing so too great and unprecedented effect. >> limiting the knowledge of the constituency group. 20% of african-americans now are supporting the president. you go back to eisenhower to get a republican that those numbers. reason they're doing it he's green jobs, lowering the unemployed right, talking about is a matter and that number will go higher, to a certain extent. lou: meanwhile, some people are trying to make a racial issue out of the president's objection to disrespect to insulting the national anthem and this flag that represents all america. it's a peculiar reaction that he is getting from people who should wo

lacey guyton says she put her baby in the car and her keys were in her diaper bag which she placed carround the car she heard the doors locked. guyton says she immediately called 9-1-1 and they told her they don't send people to unlock cars or break windows. guyton said with no other choice she smashed her back window. guyton says the police have reached out to apologize but she wants to set the record straight. <"they never had the chance to respond nobody told them they didn't know, and had they known i feel they would have definitely come out.>( james ) the waterford police department released a statement saying they do not normally respond when people lock their keys in their cars but they should have responded in this case. the police department has put the dispatcher on leave and is facing disciplinary action. ( james ) coming up next... wildfires are costing california millions... in tourism dollars. what the state is now doing about the losses. kellogg's chocolate frosted flakes. mmm chocolatey mmm mmm mmmmmm yeah, chocolate! chocolatey. crunch into chocolatey gr-r-reatness. th

lacey people are dying, so we had a flood in influx of blood coming in to the country, so much so is spoiling on the runway because we cannot get it off. my boss appreciated the diversion but asked me to talk it over with him in the future. there was a plan. i was in touch with the curators and actually did confiscate some valuable artifacts that dated back 3200 bc that were returned. it was not as many as reported in news. >> i am going to disagree with you. we destroyed the place. we really did. from someone who had to work from a small office shared by ten people because the ministry was burned to the ground, a ministry that had thousands of employees. but i would postulate is that if there is not so much taking, why do we have a handover from the u.s. government given to the iraq ambassador for years back. >> they were taken. but, the curator had taken the majority of the most valuable ones. we recovered those about three months after the investigation. >> the other part is that if you go to the historic sites in babylon, unfortunately because of the lack of cultural training and

we'll get insight from one of the lead detectives in the lacey peterson case in just a moment. the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: this sbur been home is where investigator say this the suspect killed his wife and two small children. all of the bodies have been recovered. investigators were here last week with a search dog trying to figure out what happened in the home behind me. seen for the first time as a murder suspect, chris watts in court emotionless facing charges of killing his family. the victims -- his pregnant wife shanan watts and their daughters, three-year-old celeste and four-year-old bela. >> my daddy is a hero. >> they were the happiest kids ever. she was born bishop to be a mom. >> reporter: after playing the grieving husband and father for three days -- >> i just want them home so bad. >> reporter: -- local media reports say watts led investigators to where he dumped his wife's body -- an isolated field at the oil and gas company where he worked outside denver. >> we have been able to recover a body that we're quite certain isha the wife's body. we

. >> "cagney & lacey" was huge.imes and they were out on the streets, they were tough, that was emblematic or maybe out in front a little of what was actually happening in the country. >> so we're a terrific team. >> this is true. >> there had been by that point hundreds of buddy cop shows. but these buddies were women. it had never been done before. >> i didn't go after this job because i couldn't find anything else. all right. i did not come here because i needed some kind of work to help pay the orthodontist. this means something to me. >> what the hell are we talking about here? >> we didn't even realize this was going to be such a big deal. and strangely, all these guys would say to us, well, yeah. i mean, it's a good script, but who is going to save them in the end? >> come on. we're taking you out of here. come on. >> where are you taking my wife? >> you don't take one more step. you understand me? sergeant nelson, you have until 8:00 tomorrow morning to turn yourself in to iad. if you don't, i will. >> it wa

nicole lacey, a 17—year—old who has been diagnosed with anorexia, but has been waiting three weeks fordults, unfortunately we do not have waiting time targets for adults, julie here is an example, eating disorders can affect anyone of any eating disorders can affect anyone ofany age, eating disorders can affect anyone of any age, important that we see those waiting time targets. what is the criteria for referral, when is the criteria for referral, when is the point at which somebody who is presenting themselves to a gp is decided by the gp to be in urgent need of support? well, the gp is not really the best person to make that position, so, actually, it is important gps do not make that sitting, they make immediate referral. gps have a lot of things on their plate, it is much better that the specialist service makes the assessment. so, first presentation, when someone goes in to see theirgp, presentation, when someone goes in to see their gp, and there are eating issues, everyone should be referred at that point. exactly. nicole, you say you are currently referring for referral to a sp

turkey asked lacey ongoing conflict with the u.s. as president to and blames washington for the leave ross fall to boycott american products or was your correspondent has the latest on the potential fallout. also on the show hong kong takes measures to clean up its mountains of electric waste in a project that's good groups throughout asia. come to your business news update i'm funny for sure here in berlin to kish president. has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls terrorism done by the united states that's a reference to the trump administration doubling tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum the turkish lira apiece.