i'm jawan strader. >> and i'm trina robinson. the girl tells investigators she was walking home when that man grabbed her. pompano beach in the happened. >> reporter: detectives are saying this 13-year-old girl was incrediblbl brave. it was 4:30 in the afternoon on wednesday. she was walking home from pompano beach academy when she saw a man in a car that resembles this sketch. when he got out and grabbed her, walking home from school turned weesday afternoon when broward sheriff's detectives say she was nearly abducted. e man pulled along beside her, got out of the vehicle, grabbed her by the waist, and tried to pull her inside. >> fortunately the girl away. the man then pursued her in his elude him. >> reporter: the girl got away nd told her parents, which is exactly what detectives urge everyone to do. students who use the same path home next to pompano beach high school were stunned to hear the details. >> it's scary the fact that i live in this area. i live actually rightht over there pretty close. it's scary the fact that p

put it in -- >> trina, what is it about this addiction, and how did it start?> i originally started, because i was doing a lot of detoxing, and when you start to get into detoxes heavily, you realize that it doesn't matter what you're taking into your body. it really matters what you're getting out. once i got past the initial trauma of allowing myself to do this, i couldn't stop. >> you said you got a sense of euphoria from this. do you think it's just maybe all that caffeine? >> oh, yeah. it goes straight to your brain. so it's definitely way beyond what drinking coffee makes you feel. >> do you have a specific type of coffee that you use? do you need organic? >> it's got to be organic, boiled in distilled water. >> we argue over what type of grind we want. i want a thishg grind and he wants a finer grind. >> this is a strange addiction. what are your friends, your family, the people that find out you do this say to you? >> they're totally grossed out. >> nobody likes it. >> if it wasn't strange we wouldn't be on a tv show. >> to see the premiere of "my stran

trina, what makes your scrubs different? >> yeah, so, you know, most medical apparel is super uncomfortable, ill-fitting, not functional, no technical properties so at figs we focus on comfort and fit and functionality. >> everything we do is antimicrobial, wrinkle resistant, stain repellent, yoga waistbands to help them perform in their job >> are they going to look different and feel differently. >> yes >> yes, they do. >> on both counts. >> yes, that's something we care a lot about. >> which is why you're able to charge a little more how much do they cost. >> $86 for a set of scrubs and about 15% premand. >> a lot of times it's not the hospitals doing it workers have to buy their own scrubs how do you convince them. >> if you think about it, you know, $42 for a pair of pants is affordable and you're getting a premium product that will last a long time and when you feel it, we pay a lot of attention to detail so it's worth it. >> are you worried about competitors, people doing the same thing. >> you know, competition is va

my name is trina conner, i work with young people between the age of 16 and 21 and also criminal this the reception assess. and you can see we have monic yours going on. we have the drawing going on. we have some dollars fee into your students are learning about beauty and here, addressing some have traumatic past caused by growing up in an area where crime and drugs are a part of their everyday lives and even their families. the center allows young people to finish their education while gaining real world experience and return they receive a salary. hair dressing, training exams are being held to day. a small step towards the brighter future. clients from the local community are here to help them practice. great. what do you know the thing about life is finding what you're like doing and then getting somebody to pay you to do it. like that's the key to isn't it, you know, creating opportunities for young people who might not have had them otherwise. torino connor is convinced the work she's doing here is key to breaking the cycle of violence and poverty, and darn dale and others free

i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. the weather system came fast and furious. reports of trees down, roof collapses across the state.

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

marÍa trina gracias a ti por sus consejos.uÉ les parece si continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> sr. y sra. yo les hago una pregunta: su resoluciÓn del 2011 es dejar de fumar? quizÁs lo ha tratado antes o es su primera vez. aquÍ le damos los consejos para que logre su meta el prÓximo [ el teléfono suena ] ¿hola? ¿cómo te trata la vida comadre? bien, estoy comiendo algo para ayudar a bajar el colesterol.

the dogs name is trina. she is a 3 pound toy shih tzu who dispense on -- depends on medication.dered onto the street and teens swiped her. a woman bought her online for $100. the dog's owner visited a pet store while looking for trina. >> they recognized the dog and said, she was here yesterday with a lady who bought it for her kids for christmas.>> the owner of the dog repaid the buyer and got her dog back home safe.>> i have one word for you tonight. beyonci. the associated press reports she will perform at the super bowl l halftime show. she will share the stage with bruno mars and coldplay.>> every couple of days we hear about more big stars.>> you know what i heard? the next big star, jim harbaugh, will do the coin flip.>> really?>> no.>>> okay, jim harbaugh oh in the bay area tonight. was he here to meet with anyone or just to eat a hot dog? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, " " shaw is keeping his word and will reportedly not interview wi the >>> david shaw has made no secret about his wish to stay at stanford since the day he was hired in 2011.>> i want this to be my last head- coaching

trina, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you.oppers here at the mall at robinson have been at it since just around midnight. we're kind of going through a lull period right now. the first wave of shoppers are starting to make their way home or resting on benches and a new wave of shoppers are getting ready to come in. shoppers here are getting a good deal as they are around the country. the mall has gone all out for them. they have a cab service, and a place where shoppers can photo refuel which we can tell a lot of them need at this time of the night. as with many malls across the country, the mall of robinson is doing their deals in wave this morning so we're expecting to see a whole new wave of shoppers coming in in the next few hours to take advantage of those deals. back to you. >> i applaud those brave souls. christmas and thanksgiving were the only two days the stores were closed so workers could spend time with their families and he said that's why he had to take a stand. >> i'm proud of what i did. i have no regrets. i h

>> reporter: good evening, trina and adam. from havana, cuba, once again, it was a very busy day for president barack obama. >> jawan, another busy day for the president on this last day of this historic trip to cuba. but earlier this morning, all eyey were on their television sets, looking at president obama and what he would say directly and he started by reciteding a poem by jose marte, to cultivate a white rose. it is a message of peace. >> jackie, this is what many people were looking forward to. they were looking forward to hearing what the presidentad to say to the cuban people. it gave many people here on the island hope. many of them were very optimistic. >> havana is only 90 milesrom florida. but to get here, we had to travel a great distance. over barriers of history, and ideology, barriers of pain and separation. >> reporter: the president made a plea to the young people of cuba to make change. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in e americas. [ applause ] i have come here to extend the ha

good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. >> tuesday's election considered a must-win for senator marco rubio, but trump maintains he's going to come out on to >> tonight, team coverage from the campaign trail. we start with jackie nespral live from the university of miami's campus in coral gables, the sightte of tonight's big debate. jackie? >> reporter: when i graduated from the university of miami in 1989 it was a much different campus. as i look behind me, i see the student union and new buildings. there's a lot of new development here on campus. as they say, the more things change, the more they stay the same. senator marco rubio graduated from here in 1996. he must make a statement here tonight in order to stop donald trump. for more on that, we send it over to jay gray live on campus. jay? >> repopoter: hey, jackie. the spin room. tonight is a crucially timing event for the republican party and all of the ndidates. it's their final face-to-face showdown before the pivotal primary on tuesday where each of these candidates are trying to make their mark. the votes

. >> trina's been allegedly dating french montana. e hasn't officially told her anything is going on between him and khloe. >> we're talking about trina now. nobody has been talking about her for the last whatever. that's how you sell it to trina. you say, baby, this is good for you, t

. >> reporter: trina joe is proud of who she is as a transgender woman.he women who serve dinner, drinks and take the stage are also transgender. >> it's very liberating. >> reporter: just you. >> living our authentic lives. >> reporter: trina says the challenges trans people endure vary. her journey was in full steam in the '90s and she wanted to be accepted for who she was. >> years of being bullied and being totally looked down, it was basically, you know, this is a inno-no, especially asian culture. >> reporter: another challenge, finding a job she could be herself. >> when you see in the employment application, especially back in the '90s, there is only two genders. so you really don't know what to pick and that's very daunting, but going to asia and working for asia, that was never an issue. >> reporter: never a box? >> never a box for that gender. it was everyone was accepted. >> reporter: trina has kept this job for 24 years. she is one of the so-called ogs on the team made up of people of different points of their own personal journeys. do they l

and with trina as well.ty much i'm out there just having a good aoo time and, you know, justw, j enjoying my time especial untilu d.c. getting out there more and just appreciating everything ann everybody accepting me andaccepe things going on.ingsoing >> all right. some of the things going on weg can't have you in here and notnt successful year this year. y division champs.ha got to the playoffs. pffs that's huge.at >> oh, yeah, definitely.h, defi. we put a lot of hoard work in and, you know, nfc east is definitely hard but you know weo definitely do our thing.hi like i said we champ and we gotw to the playoffs and hole physical we hope to take thatoe farther this year.r you talk about moving it mov forward. we got the draft pumping up.ftui in the off season, are you inrey training right now, do you have down time before you get into gi training and start focusing onun next year?ear? >> yeah, you have little bit oft down time.im you always kind of want to staya fit doing what you do best. so, you know, down

trina trinidad-ramirez: thank you, damian. damian: tell us about the mujeres unidas. what kind of an organization is it and who are you helping? trina: mujeres in accion was organized by just a bunch of women in the community, latina women who wanted to give back to the community.

good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> i'm adam kuperstein. in connection to that incident. >> we are joined live from the miami police station with more on that narrow escape. sharon? >> reporter: well, trina, the chief telling us just a while ago this all started when the officer pulls over a suspicious vehicle in an area known for prostitution. and that's when bullets started to fly. >> there are no physical injuries on him but he's obviously shaken. >> reporter: miami's top cop speaking out after one of his own at a close call with a gun-toting suspect during a traffic stop. >> before the officer was able to get out of his car, he was attacked with a barrage of gunfire from the vehicle. >> reporter: during an afternoon news conference, chief ridalfo detailed the scary moments when a miami police officererwas shot at by one of four people traveling in this vehicle. an alarming wake-up call for residents in the area.a. >> it was like, bang, bang, bang, real fast. then you heard the cops immediately chasing somebody. >> reporter: the intense

that's trina nichol.ns bottomed girls from queens greatest hits. do not go away . well, there's the bell train. that means it's last orders. got the lovely train in a car with me. and this week, look, there's been another wokey war broke out this week. nicole, with the queen hit song fat bottomed girls has been removed from an album, an lp, as we used to call it back in the day, being targeted at youngsters, somebody in their wisdom has said it's not suitable. what's all this about? >> i think with the context, the fact that it is targeted to young people, do think there young people, i do think there is there is an argument there just because the lyrics i don't know if they're quite sexual in nature or do we want young people listening to that. but then i would also just question what the age range is. so if it's like under six years old, do really know the lyrics? do they really know the lyrics? are they paying attention that much? >> i mean, this record is about 40 years old. all of a sudden we complai

. >> 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

trina robinson has the story of the man who does just that. christmas wishes signed directly to santa at the mall.. "i want something to draw.. and a sewing kit... um.. and some games... " so these deaf, and hearing impaired children know first hand that st. nick got their toy list and is already checking it twice... "we have the hearing world in deaf world and-they are not the same-- the deaf people they will miss a lot of what's going on in the hearing world songs and things like that..." in addition, to listening to the little ones christmas wants, and dreams via sign language... santa already had gifts in hand ahead of december 25th.. "this is for you to be able to take home.. you will be able to color it.." "any chance to see santa claus and especially to have a signing santa to n't communicate orally is very, very ecial.." e hearing impaired children also snapped fun photos whnta d got to play and make snow gels. ast year, iolunteered tothis - to be with ee kids and bet with them de good experience for em." , santa signed goodbye but ly

and really —— hurricane trina and really —— hurricane trina and not having fema, a national disaster main —— aftermath of katrina so i think it is definitely an analogous example to compare to donald trump's response and on monday, he did allocate over $2 billion to this but congress decried that it wasn't a sufficient amount offunding. that it wasn't a sufficient amount of funding. almost 3000 people have died from the coronavirus and i believe over 80,000 have been infected or in danger of being in fact had and oui’ danger of being in fact had and our centres for disease control here in the united states has also told the trump administration it is not a matter of if the coronavirus hits the united states in a wide capacity, but when. and so many are concerned that, like china, donald trump's and his administration is not being as transparent or really active as they should be about what this potentially can hope for the united states and again, this may largely be because the dow had its worst week since 2008 this week and he is probably trying, he meaning donald trump, to quell i

to the audience both on aware of the impact she would go on to have both in life and jala had this. trina barkley quickly became a household name through her coverage of the 2nd to father and the crimes committed by the israeli occupation during its invasion of romanella and surrounding cities in the early 2, thousands speaking calmly yet confidently. her distinctive voice relate stories from the refugee comes in eagle checkpoints, and even from inside israel's prisms, the more she reported the more israeli forces and subtler tried to silence her. but she never lost her composure, nor her determination beyond palestine should he and also reported from cairo, london, new york, and other cities around the world. she wasn't just a mentor to young girls and boys who watched her on their screens. the veteran reporter also took journalism at the beautiful university, empowering youth through education and providing young people living under a brutal occupation with some hope that their voices will one day be heard should in dedicated her life to giving a voice to the voiceless. her silenced voi

i'm adam kuperstein. >> i'm trina robinson. jackie and jawan are on assignment in cuba. >>> we begin with anchor keith jones, live in the newsroom with the latest on the attacks, and responsible. >> police are asking for international help here identifying the man that you just showed us there, the one in the hat. we've learned isis was planning these attacks for months. brussels was not the original target. arrest of salah abdeslam from the paris terrorattacks. an airport and a train station in brussels. twin terror attacks leaving dozens dead and more than 200 wounded. >> everyone panicked. >> reporter: the train bombing claimed 20 lives. the airport explosions killed 11. three men seen on airport security cameras are wanted as suspects. the two on the left are said to have blown them sells up in the suicide attack. the one on the right now believed to be on the run. isis attackers known to use suicide vests, but in this case, they used suitcase bombs. and it could have been worse. a third bomb found at the airport was neutra

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

trina has a message for the killer. >>> we're not going to stop looking for you. you're going to be caught and prosecuted. >> reporter: and to assist with that there is a $21,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arre arrest. again if you know anything, you are asked to call philadelphia police. lucy, back to you. >> thank you, sabina. you decide 2016 the race for the white house again comes to pennsylvania. a day after the fiery presidential debate trump is making his case to voters in the keystone state. >>> must within state for trump this election. he stumped in am bridge and focused on jobs for cole and steal workers promising to bring jobs back to pennsylvania and a mid that fallout over a 2005 tape showing trauma making lewd comments about women the republican again today deflected criticism on to his rival tal talking about speeches she made to wall street trump is headed to wilkes-barre later tonight. >>> another blow for trump today this time from the leader of the republican party. house speaker paul ryan says today he's going to fo

>> they said that when trina announced that we were going to have a baby.ving proof that they're wrong. >> reporter: governor edwards awaits sentencing. >> reporter: edwards went to prison after a felony conviction for extorting millions in exchange for riverboat gambling licenses. after serving his time, he's now living in a suburban chateau with reminders of himself as a younger governor. and the silver fox loves motoring around the neighborhood in a golf cart. >> you're only as young as the woman you feel, and brother, it's fun feeling her. >> reporter: if this seems like reality tv, it was. briefly. >> i'm the governor's wife. >> reporter: so tell me about doing a reality show. what was that like? >> it's horrible. >> reporter: horrible? >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: they admit they're a bit of an odd couple. >> we're having fun. >> reporter: and it's not just about age. trina is a republican, and edwards is an old-time populist democrat -- >> if it weren't for you, i'd be the only old man here. >> reporter: -- who wants to return to congress exa

>>kron four's haaziq minute sat down one on one with the honorable trina thompson to get her take on the case. >>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 courtroom s of thth 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 th case. mister mister kent consummate professionals, i mean they were calm. >>their demeanor was amazing. there was no stone unturned in terms of research. the district attorneys were. 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 their families who

strength in our community, through support as rtwell as to the state and i amo grateful. >> thank you, trinathat's why in october, i joined the governor's office of economic development to launch a small business assistance program has been providing up to $10000 emergency grant funding to businesses like trina's. the funding has helped small businesses keep the doors open and employees paid throughout this difficult time. the response has been overwhelming so far, we provided $50 million to small businesses across the state and nevada but we need to do more. that's why tonight i'm announcing an additional $50 million in my budget form this program, which is vital for small businesses. i'm asking the legislature to get this done. additionally, our own lieutenant governor will work to create a small t business center, a one-stop location to help small businesses take advantage of the resources that exist and help them cut through red tape. as i said before, it's not enough to aim for full reopening of our current economy, we look forward to the kind of economy that will let us prosper in the

. >> reporter: trina says the challenges trans people endure vary.he was. >> years of beings bullied and, you know, being totally looked down basically. this is a no-no, especially asian culture. >> reporter: another big challenge for her, finding a job where she could just be herself. >> when you see in the employment application, especially back in the '90s, you know, there is only two gender. so you really don't know what to pick. and that's very daunting. but going to asia and working for aja, that was never an issue. >> reporter: there was no box? >> there was no box for that gender. everyone was accepted. >> reporter: trina has kept this job for 24 years. she is one of the so-called ogs on the team made up of people at different points of their own personal journeys. do they look up to you a little bit? >> they're very nice. they're very kind how they treat me here. they call me mama, mother, which is fine. i love that. >> reporter: amaya wilson is one of the newest members of the aja sf family. >> i have this aspiration of being a cabaret burl

it was anyone was accepted. >> reporter: trina has kept this job for 24 years.ne of the so-called ogs on the team made up of people at different points of their own personal journeys. do they look up to you a little bit? >> they're very nice. they're very kind, how they treat me here. they call me mama, mother, which is fine. i love that. ♪ >> reporter: amaya wilson is one of the newest members of the asia sf family. >> i have this aspiration of being a cabaret, burlesque dancer like a show girl like vegas. >> reporter: she's grateful she can just be herself but it isn't always easy. >> i'm on a pursuit of happiness. i'm on a pursuit of winning back my finer, kinder, and healthier self. and sometimes it's really difficult navigating in a world that's not necessarily for you. >> reporter: a world where it sometimes feels like an explanation is still reqred>> a. we're women, you know, and we're navigating life, and that shouldn't matter. ♪ >> reporter: but one dance or one table at a time, these women are making a difference. >> i've had nights where i had custome

my next to youngest trina is a freak. she's a little freaky of all of us. i didn't know that.things came out. yeah. would you say that, tamar? >> she's definitely very liberal, i'll say that. >> very liberal. >> go ahead. what do you all mean by that? >> she's a bit freaky. >> yeah, she's open to anything. every and anything. >> with her spouse, she'll do anything. >> and you guys talk about this on the reality show? >> yeah. >> we're pretty candid. >> the show is very real, and that was very important for us. you know, it's hard to get five women together, but it's even harder to act, you know what i mean? we decided that we were going to do this and be open and real so somebody could get something out of it. >> okay. all right, so we know it's funny. a lot of it is funny, and we know about all the fun in the show. now they're going to talk really about the friction, the addiction, and the other tough issues the braxton family plays out on tv on the other side of the break. don't go anywhere.  roast? ♪ unbreak my heart >> that's a scene from braxton family value

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'

i'm adam kuperstein. >> and i'm trina robinson. keith jones is live at jackson memorial hospital. what's the latest on this and what's his condition right now? >> reporter: let's start there. he was brought here today in itical, but stable condition. i've been speaking with family all day long. just received a text from a family member. he's awake. e's talking, although he is very confused. doesn't know what happened. the hospital. he's undergone mris and cat scans. perhaps a collapsed lung. all of this as this young man was headed to school, mowed down by a driver who just kept on on going. it's happened again. 6:40 this morning, 15-year-old javier valdes and his brother were catching a connecting bus. that's where javier valdes was mowed down. the driver kept going. >> the driver did have the right-of-way at the time of the incident, but always when someone -- when there's an accident, stay on the scene. cooperate with the police. >> reporter: javier's brother told me, quote, the next thing i

morning disrupted israeli forces attack coffin, barras during the funeral of slain algebra john this trina acclaim, people are dragged from the host and others arrested in shocking scenes. 2 days after serene was shot dead by israeli forces. ah, i am the mazda in london watching al jazeera will be having ongoing coverage of this story. she was an inspiration to thousands of people. sure. a now block, it was late to lay to rest of mount zion friends, family colleagues say had deaf will not be in vain. the young journalist who grew into an icon of the arab speaking wild charge, remarkable korea this band more than 2 decades. ah, we began our program with a special tribute to our murdered colleague, shane. i will actually the voice and daughter, palestine. she's been laid to rest at a cemetery and occupied east jerusalem. but her funeral procession was disrupted when his riley force is attacked. mourners carrying a casket as been widespread condemnation of the attack. sharon was shot in the head by israeli forces on wednesday morning while on assignments in janine in the occupied west bank fo

. >> trey and trina, among the 21% who accepted job offers before graduation.d from uc berkeley and beth were majors in high demand. trina double majored in business and psychology, trey in engineering and computer science. fw >> you ral haeally thuhave to g into networking. >> reporter: both did best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> those people that they bring, really good resources. because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were owe tune staying in touch with students. once you get that interview. be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face. and you are really, sell yourself every single time. >> it is all about the importance of developing your personal brand even before you graduate. >> branding starts with image online. starts with your interactions with mentors. professional mentors and folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she says once the job offer comes in make sure you do your home work about the salary

trina you are 35. what did you see in him? start that way around? well, before i met him, actually, 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 hav

widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of putting in their lives law. trina, black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestine story. stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied east. jerusalem of managing director of al jazeera as arabic channels augment. aaliyah fe attended sharon's funeral. here's what he had to say. i got jimmy, i gonna, jimmy. it's a catastrophe for all of us. it's painful, god willing, we will do all that. we can to hold those responsible accountable. she rings, blood will not go in vain. she rain was killed in cold blood before on all of us. this will only increase alf assistance to continue our coverage. assassinating sharamer is an attempt to kill the palestinian story on al jazeera, but they failed in achieving such a goal, killing serene will make al jazeera and the world mor

>>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

. >> trey and trina, among the 21% who accepted job offers before graduation.om uc berkeley and beth were majors in high demand. trina double majored in business and psychology, trey in engineering and computer science. fw >> you ral haeally thuhave to g into networking. >> reporter: both did best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> those people that they bring, really good resources. because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were owe tune staying in touch with students. once you get that interview. be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face. and you are really, sell yourself every single time. >> it is all about the importance of developing your personal brand even before you graduate. >> branding starts with image online. starts with your interactions with mentors. professional mentors and folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she says once the job offer comes in make sure you do your home work about the salary rang

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