>> this is not professional. >> reporter: months into their relationship kendra would soon find that funny guy exterior shielded a much darker side. >> there had been an argument. i quit communicating with him. and that's what led up to him showing up at my doorstep. >> reporter: how did things escalate? >> he looked disheveled, and he had a handbehind his back. and i felt very scared. >> reporter: despite the warning bells, kendra went to give shelley a hug to defuse the situation. >> he pulled out his hand and just started stabbing me like one, two, three and -- >> reporter: did you know what was happening? >> no. i felt like oh, my god, this did not just happen. i felt in shock and pain and actually, i didn't know but at the time he had punctured one of my lungs. >> reporter: shelley chased kendra throughout the house, stabbing her 23 times. >> he was very methodical. he wasn't screaming. he wasn't -- he was like cold and calculated. like he was there to get a job done. >> reporter: how was it that shelley stopped stabbing you? >> because my neighbor intervened and really he got t

kendra stoltz, elizabeth dougherty and tim. welcome. >> good afternoon president and commissioners. i am speaking for the sierra club, california. we thank you for finally, after a year and a half, bringing this topic to a public agenda for discussion. the sierra club finds it extremely disturbing that san francisco is opposing the state water board's plan and feeling the flames of opposition with a misleading campaign. it is alarming that the city is aligning itself with extreme anti- environmental voices and the trump administration which is moving on a bunch of friends to dismantle and disable california processability to manage his own water resources for its own residence. a big challenge here is we tend to look across the bay and the delta as we cross bridges and we see so much water out there. there is a lot of water here. what is the problem? the problem is that it is saltwater. as you no kak and estuary requires a very intricate blend of salt and fresh water. in the san francisco bay delta has not been getting the amount of fresh water that it needs. the sierra club appreci

i think if we all thought of kendra as our daughter we would say it matters quite a bit. >> reporter:ll living in fear but refuses to let that prevent her from living her life. >> you say that you're no longer a victim, you're a survivor. what does that look like? >> so many women do not even testify at trials because they're afraid of being dirtied on the stand. they're afraid of revenge from their attacker. and we cannot live in that fear. we have to be strong and stand up and speak out. >> she's gone from victim to survivor to thriver. the parole board unanimously agreed that malil posed a low risk of committing violence in the future. beebe says the system is broken. and i have to say, governor jerry brown even weighed in, pushing back against the parole board's decision to no avail. he will be a freew man. >> didn't work, wow. okay, amy, thanks very much. >>> coming up, everybody, we've got something to make you feel good this friday. a heartwarming reunion that's more than 30 years in the making. this flu season, protect yourself... and your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's..

i had a new name for her, kendra whispered, never new. everything she had came from a second hand store. we all laughed. miya stood by the fence. she was holding a jump rope but did not come over to ask us if he wanted to play. after a while she toldded it double, rolled the ends around each hand and started jumping. she jumped around the whole schoolyard without even stopping. she didn't look up once. she just jumped. jumped, jumped. the next day miya's seat was empty. in class that morning we were talking about kindness. miss albert brought a big bowl into the class and filled it with water. gathered around her desk and warned their drop a small stone into it. tiny waves rippled out away from the stone. this is what kindness does. she said. everything -- each little thing we do guess out like a ripple. into the world. then she let us each drop a stone as we told her what kind things we had done. joseph held the door for his grandmother. kendra helped change her baby brother's diaper. even angela had done something i. carried teacher's b

. >> officer kendra eberle is the latest staff member to write a disciplinary report on shreiber.did you in fact call officer ebberle a bad little bitch pig? >> oh yeah, that's my nickname for her. i call her miss piggy. i have nicknames for all these cops in here. some of them i do get along with, but there's a lot of them i don't get along with. and i don't like, you know? just the way it is, you know? >> i know i was going to be called names. i'm prepared for that. i was prepared for that before i came. i knew i was going to be called a "b" word and a "c" word and all these other things you can think about calling. but if they think i'm a "b" word, i'm probably doing my job right. >> schrieber will soon face a disciplinary hearing for the verbal abuse writeup and an earlier incident where he spit on the window of a cellmate. >> doesn't that strike you as a little self-destructive? >> yes. i know it's not right to do that, i know it's wrong. i'm mad at myself, but i take it out on whoever is around me. staff members, prisoners who are nearby. >> relationships between officers an

nike's new "just do it" ad featuring colin kaepernick set to air tonight we talk to our nfl agent, kendraord for the most top ten nfl draft picks represented by a female agent, very cool, kim, welcome. >> thank you, nice to be back. >> how does the whole colin kaepernick controversy set up for this season? >> at this stage of the game, as we're about to kick off the season for the nfl is quite telling. i think it's quite remarkable that colin kaepernick is being part of this ad campaign >> how are you advising your clients to deal with the anthem issue. >> i don't want to tell clients how to view the topic or the issue, i'm all about them expressing themselves as they see fit. as long as they understand that there are potential repercussions and they are potentially putting themselves in a situation where there's a fine or something like that then that's their decision. >> do you think this is going to lead to more player advocacy this season? >> i think it will lead to more off the field, i think players want to be engaged and implement programs and advocacy to help change the criminal j

kendra helped change her baby brother's diaper. even mean old andrew had done something.i carried teacher's books up the stairs, he said, which miss albert said was true. i stood there holding miss albert's rock in my hand, silent. even small things count, miss albert said gently. but i couldn't think of anything and passed the stone on. maya didn't come to school the next day or the day after that. each morning i walked to school slowly, hoping this would be the day maya returned and she would look at me and smile. i promised myself this would be the day i smiled back. each kindness, miss albert had said, makes the whole world a little bit better. but maya's seat remained empty and one day miss alberta noun d announced that maya wouldn't be coming back. her family had to move away, miss albert said. then she told us to take out our notebooks, it was time for spelling. that afternoon, i walked -- that afternoon when i walked home alone, when i reached the pond, my throat filled with all the things i wished i would have said to maya. each kindness i had never shown. i thre

joining me now is sergeant ken kendra nunez.is taking place. >> we're all looking for different ways to engage with the community. this is a new format that we've been trying to better foster relationships with the community. we'll be using some technology today that allows the audience to ask questions anonymously. and we can get immediate answers to the questions. even specifically football team is special to us. and we have athletes if all over the country that have different perspectives on law enforcement. and we want to engage and get some opinions and insight and answer. >> what kind of things do you try to tell them. >> i think the biggest thing stuff like this gives us a chance for the discussion to happen. and it is an appropriate timetor it, considering the impact of everything that has been going on in our world lately. it is a good time for the young men to have some interaction face-to-face with law enforcement. and it is special to think that chief garcia wants to have the effort and have it with a group like a fo

my best friend that you were kendra sophie our fingers would be laid together one day i came over to help open her and show the fall she had got her birthday. this template is yourself. that after the jets champion the jets champion of the band. do we bath every day laughing at her shoes she held up her grl whenever she would have to play what they know they get one in my images they look like i haven't paid for everything she had secondhand.di holding a job to do is to play after a while to start jumping all over this we are but just jumped. the next day percy and the pink glasses are talking about. all gathered around her death anyway without stone each little thing we do goes out into the well. then we eachad got so talking about the fine things we had done. changing a baby rather type. holding the door open for the teacher. i stood there silent even small things out. but i cannot think of anything. my egg came to the next day or the day after that. i would think visit me today she would returnea and that i could buy all of the day i would smile. be the world little bit better. c