trina: terrifying.wns have so often been associated with children, and there's--it's so saccharin and it's so innocent that i think that it makes for a good story when that sinister element kind of gets in there. trina: thank you. drew: when we pulled up, it was like exactly what we had hoped and imagined. trina: wow. drew: hi. bob: hi. how are you doing? can i help you, guys? drew: uh... trina: i think we're at the right place. drew: is this clown motel? bob: this is the clown motel. here you go. drew: how's that? trina: how does that look? you think we're going to fit in here? bob: heh heh! yeah. drew: ththere's momore to come. bob: you know, i'm just going to say, you might have a couple... trina: uh-oh. bob: squeaky noises at night or--or a cry or a laughter. [voices whispering] clown: come on! give it to me! whoo! >> hey, look out! clown: whoo! drew: right there in the parking lot are, like, 4 full-blown clowns. clown: heh heh! >> whoo! clown: yeah, what else is there to do if you're a clown? drew:

nicole calling trina and the senator. jim calling trina. trina calling the senator. senator calling nicole and trina. maybe it's time we touched base with the senator. [sirens] what's up? 911 call. 10-10, shots fired. (bailey) you better damn well start doing what i tell you to do! i swear to god, i'm gonna-- you can't come in here! drop the gun now! drop it! for cryin' out loud. i'm only protecting my daughter. he was trying to kill us! i shot into the floor, you moron! i don't take that from you! you stick it-- come here. hey, hey, hey! those are my first editions! my crime books! hey! get him to the 2-7. [panting] ms. bailey... do you want medical attention? no. no, i just wanna go home. ed, up here. [weakly] hi, i'm chaz. (bailey) it's for his own good. he's a drug addict. right...i'm the bailey with the problem. ah, a classic case of who dunnit? luckily, jay chews trident to help clean and protect his teeth, so he can claim his innocence with a convincing grin. that's it jay, they'll never know. trident. cherish your teeth. lowe's presents how to finthe perfect

. >>> up next, social media is all access pass to fashion has driven designers like trina turk to w >>> from style blogs to amazon, fashion is now consumed around the clock. this week's new york fashion week was no different. designers and fashion editors scrambling to help keep pace. how does that affect the industry's bottom line? joining me is trina turk and the digital editor of harper's bazaar, joyann king. >> thank you for having us. >> what do you think the top sellers will be? >> new york is the first city we go to in a month-long of new collections we are starting to see a few trends emerge. really the sort of new return to femininity in swinging skirts, chic short mini skirts and the effortless elegance. on the other spectrum there's been a lot of athleticicm. >> the next show is paris. >> london, milan and then paris. >> trina, the economy appears to be coming back. you said your company was still recovering from the recession despite reaching $100 million in sales. how are fashion designers faring post-recession? >> i think the industry is optimistic. people are shopping a

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trina robinson takes a closer look in tonight's consumer report. trina? >> stepping on the scale frequently can help you keep the pounds off. consumer reports looks at when it comes to your weight, more isn'tlways better. and it turns out, the same bite be true for your scale. consumer reports tested six scales which not only measure weight but also things like body mass index and fat. >> these scales work by passing a very small electrical current through your body. electrical current passes differently through fat and muscle and based upon the amount of current, they can determine your body composition. >> reporter: consumer reports tested accuracy by sending volunteers to a university lab where they measured body fat with a device called a bod pod. they assessed the scale's accuracy at recording body fat. none of them came close to the numbers for the bodpod for all of the volunteers. >> they were not ak crate but they were consistent. so if you want to track it over time, it's useful. >> reporter: that said, tanita weight and consistency for body fat.

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joining me are trina turk and joy ann. what are the trends that you saw at new york fashion week this week? >> you know, new york is the first city we go to in a month long of new collections. it is a bit too soon to call exactly what the shape of the season will be. however, we are starting to see a few trends emerge, really the new return to femininity and the sort of effortless elegance. there has been a lot of athleticism-inspired looks. >> and the next show you go to paris. >> we go to london, milan and then paris. it is a marathon. >> trina, the economy appears to be coming back at least a bit. you have said in a recent article that your company was still recovering from the recession. how are fashion designers faring right now? >> i think the industry in general is optimistic. people are shopping again but in many different ways. e-commerce has made a huge difference in the way fashion is purchased. so i think we are cautiously optimistic and keeping an eye on new channels of ways to sell clothing. >> what are the n

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here's trina trinh. >> people get nervous.ose people. >> hard to believe he won last year's boston marathon and was the first american since 1982 to win the new york city marathon in 2009. at 40 years old, he's still going strong. and whether you're a seasoned runner or just working up the nerve for a jog around the blow, he has basic rules for getting the most out of any run. tip one, pace yourself. >> don't go all out. be patient. leave some for the end. you'd rather be passing people than getting passed. >> reporter:tive number two, check your form. >> if you run in the city, if you look by a window look at yourself. take a glimpse and say okay, how is my hand carriage, how is my pelvis. >>tive three, visualize and strategize. >> on race day, 90% is mental. in training you have 90% physical, 10% mental. but once the gun goes off, you've done the 10% of physical. now it's mental game. how are you going to use your energy throughout the 26.2? you got to make a calculated decision. do you want to conquer account hill? you don'

>>kron four's haaziq madyun sat down one on one with the honorable trina thompson to get her take on the case. this is a story you'll only see on kron 4. >>absolutely every attorney in this case brought their a game i caught up with judge trina thompson here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland to get some of her reflections of the courtroom process behind the goal ship fire drought. it is the day after the jury acquitted, max harris and deadlocked on the charges against co-defendant derick of judge thompson says both the prosecution and the defense made stellar legal efforts in this case. mister mister kent consummate professionals i mean they were calm. >>and their demeanor was amazing. there was no stone unturned in term of respectful there were times where you know some of the council have. a little push here in the air and even with me but i think everybody would reset the following day the jury deliberated on a four-day schedule with the judge deciding to give the fridays off. >>she explains why these are individuals who are not getting paid. who are away from t

trina: i would feel better prepared. if i felt that society cared more about teachers than they do right now. i have felt so much hatred towards teachers that i haven't felt, even last year, nothing like this. abbey: the teachers are not ok. they're not ok in uvalde. they need an incredible amount of care and support. they cannot be told that you just need to kind of suck it up and move on. and i don't think anybody actually says that to survivors, but that's how it often feels. jean: i'm 20 years into this. and i can tell you 20 years as an educator is hard, 20 years as a black educator is even harder, and the repercussions on my health, irreplaceable. stephanie: let's get into some of these concerns a little deeper, including whether to arm teachers in america. for that, i'm joined by becky pringle. she's the president of the national education association, the largest labor union in the country representing three million educators. ms. pringle, thank you for joining the "newshour." ms. pringle, you were a middle schoo

thank you so much, malik, trina. ah, now after 2 weeks of intense negotiations, a deal has been reached at the club 26 climate conference, but many countries were angered by the water down statement they call to face down the use of coal. rather than phasing out its use delegates from bangladesh called it an absolute failure or environment editor in o'clock, reports from glasgow. objections. it is so decided the end of the road after 2 weeks and tell to sleepless nights please. when again, jason's with dreaming intensity. mad you say to all our delegates, i apologize for the way this process has unfolded. ah, and i am deeply sorry. i also understand the deep disappointment. but i think as you have noted, it's also vital that we protect this package. told red no planet b, this was effectively an emergency meeting for all world to keep 1.5 alive. did it deliver what just been global 3 is literally a betrayal of people, but it's a little betrayal of the sciences. betrayal of the reality of the climate impacts are happen

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then if you could bring the microphone up to trina, and then in the back. >> trina from the danish institute of national studies. i was going to ask you, because as i understand it, it's a russian precondition for even talking about these weapons, that they are first withdrawn from europe. so do you have any evidence that perhaps the europeans will be willing to withdraw the weapons from europe in anticipation of arms control negotiations? it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg proposition. >> it's interesting about the russian condition. that has been a condition in place since the soviet union. it's not a new condition. it has -- it is a very, very long-standing condition that we used to call them tactical nuclear weapons, must be wrun to the continental united states before they'll even talk about reductions in this arena. so like any number of conditions that can be piled up in advance of negotiations, i think we have to be very careful about considering them as chicken-and-egg problems. we just have to work them -- the russians clearly aren't going to come to the negotiating table unless they

trina thompson is suing for the $70,000 she paid in tuition at new york's monroe college.he accuses the school of not doing enough to help her land a job. on top of her unemployment problems trina is now dealing with mounting debt from student loans. a monroe college spokesperson says thompson's lawsuit is completely without merit. perhaps she should start play g i ing monopoly. traveling the country. getting in tournaments. how are we looking for the workweek before we get in trouble? >> we're going to see much better weather tomorrow. there is another storm system heading our way. it will eventually bring us showers and storms. at least for tomorrow, lots of sunshine. temperatures warmer than today with highs around 90. the humidity sticks around. even though we have a front making its way across thearea, the humidity levels will not drop. let's take you outside to show you what's going on. outdoors we are seeing clearing skies. that's the good news. the front is moving through. the clouds are starting to push on out towards the atlantic. clearing skies. since we have so

trina, you are coeditor in chief.ious during your initial interview with amy robertson? >> i think just some of the words that she used, some of the phrases she said, like she had lived in california and spain and new york and she commuted. some of those things were glaring. i think at that pint we realized we had stumbled on to something much larger than any of us -- >> what do you mean it was glaring? >> it didn't seem plausible. it wasn't realistic. even just looking at her educational background through a lens, we went through a website, broken links, accreditation mill, just various google searches, just through simple internet led us to draw simple conclusions from the information. >> internet, yeah, google searches apparently the school board was not capable of. patrick, at what point did you and your colleagues realize, holy smokes, we got a real story here? >> i believe it was once we discovered the corwin's website, we dug deeper into the non-functionality of the website itself and discovered there's no phon

and trina live more sustainably. not to mention repairing is easy on the wallet than buying you. rashid and bought a lender new for $100.00 pounds and the spare part from the internet just cost fall . now the we living in the price is, you know, it's very odd. it's 5 fad where everybody, you know, and inflation and climate crisis repair. shops are booming in the u. k. according to the fixing factory, their success rate is 90 percent. at least for rashid and her blend and now has this 2nd life. yeah, thanks to the fixing factory. there you go. why throw it out when you can fix it? that's our show, find out more lines, the w dot com slash business ross on you tube or the dw news channel. i'm seen beardsley, thanks for watching to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. nearly a year after the invasion of ukraine, nato says, russia's spring offensive is underway. as the war grows, bloodier and ammunition runs low. cool, again, the upper hand and how far with the west go find out on to th

. >> reporter: raising her boys trina thought shed done all the right things. that society tells you to do so your child won't become a statistic. she and her husband sent darrell to charter schools, summer camp and vacations. >> he saw more than just the neighborhood. >> she thinks darrell bright future stirred something dark in someone else. jealousy or anger that led a gunman to ambush to shoot the 24-year-old again and again in the same backyard he played in as a child. darrell wasn't supposed to be if his emt class hadn't been canceled. trina says neighborhood where people always seem to know your business, no one will help a grieving mother put her son's soul to rest. >> protecting a killer is only going to get more people killed so i, you know, silence is not safety. >>> and police again are still investigating. but so far no arrests have been made. if you know anything, you are asked to call philadelphia police. iain, back to you. >> all right, sabina, thank you. >>> jury selection is underway now for mike mccreery's whistleblower lawsuit against penn s

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trina you are 35. what did you see in him? start that way around?i was in college and i was reading his book. when i would go places i would flip through and what read a couple of pages and people would tell me all these great stories about him. i decided i had to see for myself. we began writing and the first time i met him i went to visit him in prison. when he came in he was this larger than life, everybody loved him the second he walked in the door. something draws to him. >> you are a good nick for 86 -- excuse me. >> you're in good shape. >> i'm fortunate. i never had stomach problems, back problems, sleep well, eat well and enjoy my life. >> i bet you do. let's turn to trina. she is nearly half the age of your daughters. does that give you any qualms? >> it makes me feel fortunate. it's difficult for people to understand and i know that certainly. if it's not unique it's certainly unusual but we're happy and that's important. >> let's play a clip from the new show. your daughter victoria finds out you're having a baby. >> i already know the n

trina later said that she watched frozen in shock.hat followed decades of pain and frustration, possible breakthrough is possible suspects which did not lead to mckayla that included the excavation of an abandoned well in rural linden california in 2012. we're and the so-called speed freak killers had disposed of victims. one of the man wesley shermantine and suggested that his partner in crime loren herzog was a likely suspect the description of the man who grabbed mckayla not unlike herzog who committed suicide in prison in 2012. but the remains found at that site did not include mckayla. >>and then getting much sleep. a kept waking up. to their words 300 bones sounds like an awful lot of things that they found there. >>arguably as much the face of the tragedy as her daughter. kayla's mother sharon march who hope for answers that year and again did not get them. march would mark the anniversary of her little girl's abduction year after year. this was the scene on the 25th anniversary with people hanging photos and ribbons on the spo

now trina, which is 0 triplet, and for western slim harry faucet, has details from b is really side, as well as entirely contradictory. now it's, it's coming from use ready side as opposed to the libyan side of this equation. a foreign ministry official saying that this was a coordinated meeting featuring direct towards not the kind of accidental bump into you kind of, we think that the libyan side has been describing. and that's very much the message that came from the statement from the foreign ministry on sunday in which there was reference to discussions about was a technology, agriculture with cooperation, restoring jewish sites inside libya, and the color coding the foreign minister also saying that this was a historic moment, the 1st step, putting it in the kind of context of other efforts towards globalization with other arab states. there was also uh, from this foreign ministry official, a, an indication that this was a coordinated announcements of the meeting by the is really side. but at the same time, they were saying that the timing of this announcement was not coordinat

and finally, one more, trina.id trina go with diarrhea -- look right in her eyes. [ laughter ] and see if you can figure out if it's diarrhea or silence. well, let's see. it is -- diarrhea. in fact -- [ cheers and applause ] trina went on in her bio, she called her biggest fear di-di. which makes me want to die die. [ laughter ] oh, that's diarrhea or silence. seems very unlikely we'll ever play that game again, but -- it was fun. [ cheers and applause ] here's an interesting fact about the bachelor. did you know that if you name your daughter britney, there's a 41% chance she will become one of the women on the bachelor? this is pretty great. this happened last night on a brazilian tv show. and i have to admit, i'm kind of jealous, because as far as i know, nothing like this has ever happened for us here on american television. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] who knew that brazilian television would make mexican television look like canadi

us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the electio

courtney reports. >> reporter: trina murphy knows the pain of not knowing. the most rural area possible. >> reporter: in august 2013 her niece alexis disappeared. randy taylor is serving two life sentences for abducting and murdering the 17 year old. murphy's body was not found. >> it is real. this really can happen. >> reporter: she created the foundation in her honest or like abduction victim morgan herrington. the key goal of the foundation is to help all families affected >> if it is local we want to go to that family and say, look. we understand what you are going through and here are things you might want to think about. >> reporter: working with law enforcement to bring awareness to missing person case. as well as getting to schools to educate future generation says. >> we don't want to teach them fear we want them to operate out of awearness. how we came up with aware. >> people are starting to take notice. in less than a week foundation facebook page has three,000 likes. >> we are really excited about the support we got. >> reporter: she hopes ash w

gregory-propst, good morning to you, trina. >> good morning.tomers coming back? >> you know, it's probably been one of the most thrilling things that's happened in the last two months to us and we are so excited to be back to see old faces and new faces and we just really are so excited to be able to, you know, be here and even with the masks on see those smiles and their eyes and know that we're feeding them delicious southern food. >> yeah, absolutely and thank you so much for sharing this recipe. it looks so good. i'm definitely going to try it and i know you used a really great shortcut. we all love a shortcut. can you elaborate a little about it? >> yeah, absolutely. so in the recipe that you'll find posted, i've shown a way to use boxed cake mix that will add some stability because one of that is written within the recipe is this really delicious stoke that you want to put in between each of the layers with a little bit of peach schnapps so the stabilizers that are in the cake kind of really help hold that up and it also gives the cake a

abc's tech contributor trina trinh shows us an echo friendly future of food trucks. >> reporter: wow,s definitely bigger than our american hot dog. >> yes, it is. it's absolutely delicious. >> i'm on board a food truck with south african chef hugo showing me his version of the hot dog. everything about this wiener is unique right down to the dressing which includes a mustard made from figs. what else makes it different? this dog was grilled with solar power. it's all part of an initiative by move systems to get food trucks to go green. >> right now vendors are forced to use generators that are run on gasoline or diesel up to 14 hours a day. >> reporter: with nearly 8,000 food carts in new york city alone, that adds up to a lot of air pollution. >> taking one food cart off the road and replacing it with a move systems cart is like taking 200 carts off the road. >> the tanks also pose a safety threat. >> vendors don't need to worry about handling propane tanks built for your backyard barbecue. not for the heavy use of an urban population. >> reporter: move systems truck uses compressed

. >> trina robinson is live in t newsroom with how this all happened. >> frightening moments on a snowy street in the big apple this morning. the man who was killed was a mathematical whiz who worked on wall street and graduated from harvard university. a terrifying sight in new york city. tons of steelrashing to the street. >> it was an enormous bang. like the loudest bang ever. it felt like the whole earth shook and moved. in lower manhattan. more than 100 firefighters and emergency personnel rushed to the scene. one person was killed sitting in a parked car. >> we have three i iividuals with injuries. two serious, one minor, none life threatening. >> reporter: no one on the construction crew was injured. >> thank god it was not worse. a crew was directing people away from the street as the crane was being lowered. >> reporter: the construction equipment owned by bay crara passed inspection thursday morning, but new york officials are taking no chances. >> whatever is the most secure position for themn a wind condition, they've all been ordered to be secured immediately. >> reporter:

, where people were forced to leave the area and he lost that -- into trina where people were forced to leave the area and he lost the economic the tally. >> i want to thank richard and joining us from stanford. thank you very much. hewlett packard and autonomy back in court today. could shareholders be the big losers here? at his next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." at ant's look back editorial moment for hewlett-packard, when the company decided to buy a british software rollup. it was called autonomy. it was such a disaster, the company had to write down $9 million, essentially saying the money was wasted. shareholders were kicked off and they are suing. they are suing, saying these people were completely incompetent in doing this deal. will they win money? will they find out who is to blame? what went wrong? we will get to that story and what that might mean, but in the meantime, let's get ready for some football. how about a look at what is going on with one of the most accessible football games of all time, madden from electronic arts. this big game is know

now, this is from is it trina? >> it's trina. trina >> it's trina. trina >> it's trina.ue, shouldn't it? it should. okay, trina, what's your question? >> so by dropping the, apostrophes on street signs, a council is just being lazy. yeah >> i love this story because this was it was north yorkshire council . they've said they don't council. they've said they don't they're not going to put apostrophes on street signs. so like it would say king's road, it wouldn't be the road belonging to the king anymore. it would be a bunch of kings. the king. yeah. collective king's king's road. no, not even a one road belonging to many kings. because the apostrophe would be after the s. there yeah. it'sjust would be after the s. there yeah. it's just no apostrophe whatsoever. so there's no possession going on, and that's to save money, i assume. i think don't believe that for a second. >> i think it's a bit like no mow may, though, isn't it, that councils run out of money and they just invent things not to do other stuff? >> but are the are the apostrophes the expensive bit ? apostrophe

damage cave has yet to comment on the strikes al jazeera has taken the killing of its correspondent trina blackledge to the international criminal court. members of the palestinian american journalist family were at the t. we with the team at the hague. a comes our for a 6 month investigation by the television networks, legal team. shaheen abil, aclu was shot and killed by us ready forces in may. while reporting from the janine refugee camp and the occupy at west bank, al jazeera legal team has conducted a full and detailed investigation into the case. and we have on earth, new evidence based upon several eye witness accounts, the examination of multiple items of video footage and forensic evidence pertaining to the case that the submission to the i c. c prosecutor has highlighted the new witness evidence, some video footage, which clearly shows that sharina and her colleagues were directly fired at by israeli defense forces. the claim by the israeli authorities, that serene was killed by mistake in an exchange of far is clearly unfounded. or israel's defense minister benny gans has conde

trina with the update. >> yeah, sheli what we know is derek medina has been found guilty of murder and he will serve at least 25 years in prison and as you said he killed his wife, shot her in their kitchen when they were arguing and posted that dead body on facebook. there he is in the courtroom and he has been found guilty of first degree murder. he will serve at least 25 years. he said jennifer al fonso struck him and he was operating in self-defense. the jury did not bieve that. today, he's been found guilty of first degree murder. back to you. >> thank you so much. nobody ever said that a crook. nobody ever said that a crook was smart, that is for sure. take a look at these pictures. definitely forgetting to say cheese. this guyaided a photo booth. the crook did get away with about $75 from that booth but booth automatically takes pictures of anyone who tampers with the money drawer. >>> turning now to zigs 2016, the democrats are campaigning in new hampshire after thirst one-on-one debate. >> hillary clinton is way behind in the polls and she came out swswging. we have a recap th

you would think the eagle would win. >> bill: these are hard days for trina.like to bring it up. our viewers don't know trina. but you have our condolences. dana, call it a poison apple. how a legal battle forced the iconic watch to be pulled from the shelves. we'll explain. plus this. >> cops arrested a kid. [shouting] >> bill: alec baldwin back in the headlines. always in the headlines after a troubling year, a shouting match with protestors. got our dream team coming up, carley shimkus and joe devito. come on in, guys. ♪ hi, i'll have the avocado toast... minus the avocado. so, toast? yeah. everything is so expensive these days. hey, chevy gets it. that's why they're keeping prices down to earth. like on the most affordable ev in america. ♪ a super strong and capable chevy truck. ♪ and a high-tech chevy suv. ♪ why is chevy making affordable vehicles, connected by onstar? so together we can do more. >> dana: fox news alert. volcano is erupting in iceland happening as we speak. the plume is going north to northwest which means it will not cause any sort of to

a time when i got to a point where nobody knew, and i'm doing all kinds of stuff. >> two years ago trinaitual after health issues. >> i started doing research and it led me to coffee enemas. i felt the benefits and felt like i was living life in years. >> i think a lot of people--does this make any sense to you guys? >> i wondered what the people to who were buying the venti was doing. >> who knew that coffee was a gateway drug and not pot. they go through a cup or two of of coffee. this are other addictions. they eat cat fur dirt, this is not exactly the worst one. >> as i was watching that it got so disturbing. i shut it off. then this was a video in what what in the butt started playing in my mind. it's wrong but it was better than watching what was going on out there. >> too much colon cleansing in the first place vomiting, nausea, is it that important? how does it keep you awake in the first mace? >> is that why they're doing it? alertness? >> it starts that way. they want a direct shot. >> i don't know, i would rather do cocaine. don't quote me on that. >> what about inviting a cre

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and he said to my mom looks trina that was my mother's nickname i come to give you the message that you have to move from this area because the navy has bought it and my mother who never went to school not a professor but who understood that she was born in this area and was raised there because she said look this is mine this is my house i have lived here all my life she did not believe him because she thought it was unheard of and we stayed the next day the bulldozers arrived to knock down the house. i mean a muslim and my mother only had time to run into the house and grab a bed sheet and i don't know because we were not rich we were poor and humble people but it was our. pick up some john isn't some pots tied to bed sheets by the four corners and run to the street to watch the machine knocking down the house. and police and first i thought it was a big toy four years old totally innocent but my mother when i looked at her face she was crying. i invaded daks here i am in the marines nineteen fifty fifty one we stall the beach. we play. we did the full maureen corps storming of the be

plan there is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the more you are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. the 1st checkpoint is 12 hours away. among the nonstarters local girl hannah. with no t.v. live at the scene. you already

ingredient for the industrialization. 10-15 years ago the plants were being dismantled and moved to trina dad where you had cheap natural gas. now they are coming back because you have the labour, and an encouraging local and state government. you have the pipeline, the infrastructure, which you didn't have. what you didn't have was chief energy. that is now back. >> russell, one of the things said in the story is as long as there's cheap natural gas, there are people in the industry saying all the ingredients are here except the price of natural gas is too low. if it stays too low, you'll see some of the money leaving. what happens to the price of natural gas. should it go higher, if it does, does it imperil projects like this? >> i have been hearing that for two years. we need the press of natural gas to go up, or we'll stop drilling. they are not stopping drilling. we are producing more natural gas. i'm skeptical. a higher price of natural gas would help companies drilling the wells and fracking. it's more profits for them. at the same time they realise that they don't want to go back

trina ward is concerned that this is only the beginning. >> this is scary. who's to say that if they come up in the yard, what is to stop them from coming up to the house or breaking windows? >> they have lived in the home for about three years. they say they are not the only african-american family in the neighborhood, but they seem to be the only ones being targeted. they are hoping that somebody saw something and they will call howard county police. >> the search for a missing girl in the sassafras river has turned into a recovery mission. the 11-year-old girl fell off a vote yesterday at ordinary point. crews say they have called off the search for the night. skype team 11 flew over the search around 4:30 friday afternoon. they say she somehow ended up being hit by the same boat. the accident is under investigation. baltimore police are investigating a deadly shooting in greek town. he was shot on foster avenue. he was taken to bayview medical center where he was pronounced dead. police say they have not been able to identify the victim. there is no worr

i first want to know, trina, how did this partnership with robinhood come together?re thank you so much for having us it's awesome and an honor to be here. we were really excited about this because for so long its really been just wall street insiders that get access to invest in companies pre-ipo and for us to be able to give our community, it's obviously a wider amount of people that had access, but we really look to give our healthcare professionals access to invest in fight, amc pre-ipo and that's what we're able to do by being the first company to be able to do this with robinhood. liz: i think it's great. it's investing and by the way you guys get the best award for opening bell, because you guys were jumping around, it was hysterical it was so great you were all wearing the outfits. heather, some hospitals are so much better than healthcare apparel so you were selling your scrubs from your car trunk eight years ago. here you are with a company valued at $4.6 billion and climbing. tell me what this final hour of trade on this first day is like for you. >> i mea

sot trina paisonshe had been in an accident where she had gotten out of her vehicle and was stuck byher vehicle. sot trina pasioni had a very bad fears of that storm and i had texted her multiple times just to take it slow. its too dark. its black. you can't see anything. please be careful.11 surgeries in 2 weeks.2 of them amputations on one of her legs her mother describes an emotional roller coaster.sot trina paisonevery time she went into surgery. they would warn us that they would have to amuptate. and they would warn of a high amputation adn everytime she got out of surgery she still had her leg. anonetta says.. the accident has given her a new perspective on life.antonetta miller-roman it makes me want to do more with myself. more daily. not just laying around the house or whatever. it makes me want to get out and enjoy my life. and enjoy the freedom and enjoy what i have on my body...standup unfortunately antonetta hasn't been at her job long enough to qualify for benefits so her family is paying for her care out fo pocket. they also have to make some adjustments to the home s

he is a steady rock to trina. >> he is very positive.every time i talk to him and need anything, he has been there for me. >> it is in the name of jesus christ, we offer this prayer. >> reporter: love and action was founded by one of his two sons but papa clark took over a few years ago. he and his wife came here after losing everything in hurricane katrina. he thought his experience recovering from drug addiction would make it good for him to run this. >> 22 years on the 17th of october, nobody but god does that. >> reporter: to pastor harvey robertson, papa clark is an inspiration. >> he is going to give you a solid. number one, that's the word. number two, that's love. number three, that's him. >> what do you want your legacy to be? >> that i love god and man. >> come on, let's give god some praise. >> reporter: so for feeding thousands through love and action. this week's jefferson award goes to the ,,,, >> caroline: mm. we're gonna be amazing parents. >> ridge: yeah. you're gonna make an incredible mom. >> caroline: can you just bel