and they just want a degree of normal. >> malina remembers the moment that she was compelled to take she heard the governor of her state say that 5-year-old syrian orphans could not be trusted. >> the fact is that we need for appropriate vetting. i don't think orphans under 5 are being -- should be admitted into the united states at this point. >>> it just seemed so outrageous, heinous. he doesn't represent me and he doesn't represent many other people. >> just try to imagine your day-to-day life and then suddenly everything you know being torn away from you and then you finally find refuge somewhere and you're treated like pariah. >> kate and malina were so incensed, they came up with an idea. throw a dinner at your synagogue. one of the dinners was on christmas night. that's where they met meriam. >> she had this twinkle in her eye and a great smile and just warmth emanating from her. she was definitely one of the personalities that shone in that evening without any exchange of words at all. >> meriam and thaldel could not communicate in english but they had something important the

in cleveland, tara malina, news 5 a news 5 alert as a high- profile member of the police department, the union president, steve loomis has been suspended, news 5 and kerr >> he is being suspended for six days related to a confrontation and union hall that happened in october, the letter from michael mcgrath listed 2 specifications, the first that he got into a physical competent? confrontation with another officer and well in his role on union presidents he shouted vulgarities and he went on to say that he pleaded and the first specification was dismissed but he was found guilty of the second specification and was suspended. he will turn in his badge and his department issued firearm, he did tell news 5 it was an off-duty family matter and added he will not comment beyond the fact that it involved his granddaughter's father and himself and he has appealed. >>> a new case about a racially charged case in cincinnati as they want police officers to accused of killing an unarmed black man. the jury deliberated for 25 hours and failed to reach a verdict. he was indicted on murder and invo

in cleveland heights, tara malina, news five.>>> in student training on a sonogram find yourself on the other side of that.>> she attends a technical college and discovered she had breast cancer. she found a mass on her breast. when she went to the doctors, she was told she would have to wait two days to get a mammogram and an ultrasound. that's when she turned to our cardiovascular sonography class for help.>> i found a breast my researcher was scanning me once or twice a week. every exam we got it had drastically increase.>> those ultrasound pictures actually helped the woman's doctor see how bad the tumor was growing -- fast the tumor was growing. she eventually got a diagnosis and started treatment immediately.>>> now, the wet weather.>> we will get a little break once this waiver of in that will happen within the next hour or so. a little bit dryer here. it's not going to stay dry, more rain to come. we'll show you that in a minute. right now, up moderate heavy rain shifting out of akron, out of canton, akron drying out, clinton still dry rate -- rain showers. you could, shaker hei

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malina jampolis. >> do you wish that it was more interactive, you know, personally, i do. >> i have a hard time staying awake when i read. >> if it's not a great book. you don't need cainteraction. -- extrainteraction. one company, this is called vibies. it's a small vibrator, that increases and decreases the intensity of the vibrations at [ audience oohs ] >> this is called the book of the month club, yeah![ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] >> oh, my. >> apparetly this company has 500 + erotic audio device. every book syncs with the audio device. and so if there's an intense point in the book, it's like -- >> i would be willing to give

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malina malinovsky, brokered the sale of the letters. i believe she fell in love with him. they didn't just write. they spent private times at her prompt in vermont. skiing in poland. in the old communist days when he was in krakov, she had her letters hand delivered so the party officials couldn't use priest. it's good you sent your letters by hands, he says. it contains thing too deep for the sensors eyes. when he became pope he didn't stop. i am thinking about you he wrote. in my thoughts i come to pomfret her house in vermont every day. when he died, friend say, that the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> the "cbs overnight news" man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's en

malina malinovsky brokered the sale of the letters to the polish national archive. >> i do believe she completely fell in love with him during the first phase of their relationship. >> reporter: they didn't just write. they spent private times together at her property in vermont, skiing in poland. in the old communist days when she was in krakov, she had her letters hand delivered to him so party officials couldn't use the this popular priest. even when he became pope, he didn't stop. >> "i am thinking about you. and in my thoughts i come to pomfret-- her rouse in vermont-- every day." when he died, friends say, but the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell.ng >> pelley: and we'll be right back. lawyer so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of

mall mall malina malinovsky, brokered the sale of the letters. i believe she finl ell in love with him. they didn't just write. they spent private times at her prompt in vermont. skiing in poland. in the old communist days when he was in crack letters hand delivered so the party officials couldn't use scandal to undermine the popular priest. it's good you sent your letters by hands, he says. it contains thing too deep for the sensors eyes. when he became pope he didn't stop. i am thing abut you he wrote. in my thoughts i come to pomfret her house in vermont every day. when he died, friend say, that the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> the "cbs overnight news" living well your immune system works hard to keep you by eating healthy, drinking fluids, and you can combine these simple remedies no other leading immunity brand gives you more vitamin c. plus it has a speciall

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mall mall malina malinovsky, brokered the sale of the letters. i believe she finlell in love with him. they spent private times at her prompt in vermont. skiing in poland. in the old communist days when he was in crackkrakov, she had her letters hand delivered so the party officials couldn't use scandal to undermine the popular priest. it's good you sent your letters by hands, he says. it contains thing too deep for the sensors eyes. when he became popophe didn't stop. i am thing abut you he wrote. in my thoughts i come to pomfret her house in vermont every day. when he died, friend say, that the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. whatat story they might tell. mark phillips, cbs news, london. will be right back. living well your immune system works hard to keep you on top of your game. you can support it by eating healthy, drinking fluids, and getting some rest. and you can combine these simple remedies with airborne. no other leading

malina jampolis. [ applause ] >> glad to be here. >> do you wish that it was more interactive, you know, personally, i do.

malina malinovsky, brokered the sale of the letters. i believe she fell in love with him. they didn't just write. they spent private times at her prompt in vermont. skiing in poland. in the old communist days when letters hand delivered so the party officials couldn't use scandal to undermine the popular priest. it's good you sent your letters by hands, he says. it contains thing too deep for the sensors eyes. when he became pope he didn't stop. i am thinking about you he wrote. in my thoughts i come to pomfret her house in vermont every day. when he died, friend say, that the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell. mark phillips, cbs news, london. will be right back. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this

. >> this is decorated by malina really, really beautiful. >> that is so clue. >> i had no idea it was that big. >> and randy gets to put them up. [laughter] >> thanks you guys. >> this thursday, november 17 at city hall where you part in all of the activities. all of that great stuff going on again thursday, this week the 17th. that's where you can take part in the city christmas tree. it's the peoples tree by david caruso. >> i love it way to go david so fun. >>> before we move on which hopefully we didn't just break that ornament. >> it was not the ornament. >>> i heard that. >>> show you how to make a up seer fun kid's table this thanksgiving, we'll tell you about that. first we have a special blend. >> we have teamed up with first milwaukee to put a spotlight on local businesses. today's feature is floatation therapy. >> love it. >> it's a newer form of therapy where you lay in 10 inches of skin temperature water. the same temperature as your skip so you don't feel anything. it has 950 pounds of epsom salts and you literally float in it. >> i have done this before it is incredible

leanna malina is with the consumer coalition. says lenders typically don't look at a consumer's ability to pay back such loans. the consumer financial protection bureau wants to change that and is proposing new federal reforms. >> we need protection from egregiously high interest loans in poor communities. >> reporter: despite several attempts, the consumer financial services association of america did not return our calls for comment. but in a statement released on its website, the group called the reforms a staggering blow to consumers that will cut off access to credit. consumer groups aren't buying that argument. >> i think this reform is going to be a significant improvement and will establish a federal floor for consumer protection. >> reporter: consumers have until september 14th to submit their comments. now, i have a link to the proposal on our website at abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> you can feel the disappointment here in the bay area. someone in indiana won last night's $540 million mega millio

>> malina's b days. she wanted mom home for her birthday. surprise. she is getting it. mike: with most parents master sergeants in the air force, mom and jordan for the past seven months and dad who traveling a fair amount as well it has been a team effort taking care of the girls with a lot of help from the dozen families at the school and their church. >> thank you guys very much. >> thank you so much. >> numerous times where last minute i would call someone and say hey, i need some help. without a doubt they were there. such a blessing. >> children want their parents around. they need their parents around. when they can't have that because they are serving their country then it is up to the rest of us to step in and do our part to help. mike: master sergeant miller was welcomed home with hugs, flowers and photos. >> it was amazing to see how the community came together to help raise my family. mike: this was her third deployment, main the most difficult for her and her family. >> lonely. my dad and my sister. mike: they spoke on the phone, but none of that compared t

meanwhile malina points out the accumulation distribution line made a bullish crossover, all right? and money flow, cmf, look at this. this oscillator moves into positive territory. look at this. you don't see this anywhere. this is major change, people. major. in short a lot of people are betting bond prices need to come down and interest rates come higher. maybe much higher. he agrees. how about the dollar? check out the u.s. dollar index. this measures green back and host foreign currency possess. we know the dollar is freakin' strong since it exploded, exploded higher in 2014. but where it thinks it's headed, get this, to new heights. the fed is about to raise interest rates. that means foreign investors want it take advantage of lower rates. remember how low they are overseas to do that they first need to buy our currency so they have to buy the dollar in order to wiley oto buy our bonds. that jacks it up. for last two years, trading side ways, at very high leveles. if rocketed higher pb breaking out, the resistance in defining training tra training range since last year. after

malina malinovsky brokered the sale of the letters to the polish national archive. >> i do believe she completely iv fell in love with him during the first phase of their relationship. t >> reporter: they didn't just write. d they spent private times together, at her property in vermont, skiing in poland. in the old communist days when letters hand delivered to him, ov so party officials couldn't use the whiff of scandal to undermine this popular priest. even when he became pope, he didn't stop. when he died, friends say, but the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell. to >> pelley: and we'll be right back. pelley: and we'll be right back. lawyer so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (announcer) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. be taken by anyone r allergi

for instance frank malina had to leave because of the red scare. and so it seems remarkable that a lot of these projects continued to be kind of organized a little bit under the radar. do you have a sense of -- were your subjects involved at keeping some of these, i don't want to call them secret projects, but under the radar projects from view of the powers that be to keep them going? >> guest: there were different security clearances at the same. this was in the 1950s and now things have changed in the lab but in the 1950s there were different colors for badge and different security clearances and the women that worked in computers had the highest security clearance in the lab and they would keep their doc documedock ments locked up and they had to be always on call in case there was a spill in the lab. what i find funny about jpl is how much these scientist and engineers have done things that are sneaky and they sort of continue to do this over the decade. i saw this with jupiter sea and the voyager which is sneaky. they try to push the limits o