so if you work with a mother, you empower a mother, you empower a child. d you know the first thing that mothers do is spend money on their children's education. and then they improve their home and their living conditions. >> once a week, all of the women involved in the project help sort out the clothes. they remove labels and fix anything that needs mending. the scheme also gives the women two years of training, which they partly finance themselves with the money they earn with their small businesses. tracey gilmore is a strong believer in creating a nurturing environment for the women who work here. almost all come from disadvantaged backgrounds. gilmore herself grew up in a very different world. tracey: we lived in a bubble, i have to admit. you know, we went to a white school, we lived in a white community, we really lived a very protected life. so only when we got into high school did we start to realize that something was wrong. my parents weren't activists, but they did teach us the right way. >> tracey gilmore and tracey chambers wanted to do some

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if the courts did their job, yeah, her kids would have a mother. solutely. >> reporter: prosecutors say gardner would repeatedly drive while suspended often while unthe influence. until now finally accused of taking a life. in woodbury, new jersey, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. ♪ authority now let's take another friday night down the shore cape may new jersey looking good. >> certainly is. hard to believe summer is almost over. so if you're looking for one last hoorah, this weekend may be a good one to head to the beach. meteorologist scott williams joining us with a full check of your forecast. scott? >> hi there, dawn and chris. beautiful conditions for this official final weekend of 2017. but a danger lurk in the waters we're talking about rip currents all because of jose churning in the open waters of the atlantic fall all it was beautiful friday 84 degrees was the high temperature. right now we're checking at 83 degrees. the sun will set this evening at 7:09. as far as them temperatures right to you upper 60s mount pocono. 71 degrees in the lee h

>>> a mother shot. a gunman on the loose. what the shooter allegedly told the victims family while he was on the run. >>> watching and waiting. the first flight of hurricane ravaged part reek arrive tonight. >> why honking her horn landed one woman in the hospital. >>> right now at 1. chilling words from this alleged shooter. greg feldman is accuse of shooting the mother of his exgirlfriend. and he's still on the loose tonight. >> we first brought you the story at 4:00. we learned what led up to a mother being sot in her own door way. and what the suspect said to her family while he was on the runt. >> joining us live now with the new details. >> after the shooting, feldman allegedly told his exgirlfriend, that all of this was because he wanted her to feel his pain. >> reporter: by the time police arrived on long meadow road, 48 year-old amy herman was on her porch. her husband putting pressure on her wounds. she was shot in the chest and neck. >> she was conscious and calm. she did a great job. >> according to to the affidav

a mother of two last seen the day before the hurricane hit. her car found underwater in a motel parking lot. but police say she was not lost in the storm. >> we do believe it is probably foul play. >> the new clues uncovered in the investigation. >>> but first here tonight, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. and tonight we take you to the front lines of a horrifying humanitarian crisis. reports of government-orchestrated torture, rape, and ethnic cleansing against a minority group in the country of myanmar. it is causing a mass exodus and an international outcry. here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: they are running for their lives, hoping to escape what they believe is certain death, risking it all to cross illegally from myanmar into bangladesh. we ask why are you coming here? >> translator: we do not have peace in our home. so we're coming to bangladesh. our house was destroyed. >> translator: because we are being persecuted. we are scared. the authorities ordered us to leave our home. there have been killings. >> reporter: we ask how m

, or a grieving mother receiving one, i wish that there would be some other way to display what i think is a legitimate protest. >> reporter: as the president slammed the league for being boring, the cheers from the sports bar contradicted that, and it wasn't hard here to find fans cheering for the players. >> and i was very proud of these guys. took a collective stand, and showed that they can't be bullied around, regardless of who it is. >> reporter: colin kaepernick may have started this protest, but president trump's comments have certainly opened up a can of worns, and nfl sundays will certainly have a different look for the remainder of the season. rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> hersheys giving chocolate lovers a new reason to pamper themselves. they opened a chocolate spa called melt at hershey park in pennsylvania. dark chocolate is

>> a mother's loss. she expresses her pain at a vigil for her son after police make an arrest in a deadly chester county shooting. >>> help for hurricane victims. hear heartfelt pleas from people in our area about getting faster aid to maria victims in puerto rico. good morning and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm katy zachry, it's 5:30 on your saturday morning. it's beginning to feel like fall outside. let's get right to our nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather meteorologist krystal klei. >> it's feeling like fall coming with crisp, cool mornings. temperatures might be lower than you've been seeing for the last week or so, that trend continues. spotty showers in the forecast with a mix of clouds and sun, but that's just for today. as we move forward there's a long lasting dry spell on that ten-day forecast. here's where we are right now. we're at 59 in philadelphia, but cooler north, 53 in pottstown and 47 now mt. pocono. 57 in millville and we have a few 60s up against the shoreline, moderating effe

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i grew up with a strong woman. my mother came from a family that was very rich and she hated housework and she had nothing to do with it. she worked outside the house and she owned her own business and she had a print shop and she managed all of her male staff. her pride didn't come from. [inaudible] but her business. many of her friends were professional women. with artist, phd's, we had poets and activists and these women did not use concepts like feminism and women's liberation but everything about the told me that the sky is the limit. from seeing these and my mother and this is a friend i knew i could be whatever i wanted to be. this is the arab world i grew up in and if you buy the book, i hope you buy it, i would really suggest that you read the introduction. people don't usually read the introduction but it puts the book in two contexts. my parents came from a different background. my mother came from money, my father came from a middle-class and my father was very neat and clean, very quiet, intellectual. wanted to

a mother of two last seen the day before the hurricane hit. r car found underwater in a motel parking lot. but police say she was not lost in the storm. >> we do believe it is probably foul play. >> the new clues uncovered in the investigation. >>> but first here tonight, the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. >>> and number 1 and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> good evening. and tonight we take you to the front lines of a horrifying humanitarian crisis. reports of government-orchestra

to be a mother. i thought out the door. that. is good. news night to do it all for you mom it's nice to be a ballplayer mom. jacqueline virgo was at the airport for us when the youngsters arrived. both children were clearly traumatized clinging to the adults there finally bringing them home little had usually kept touching her leg and at one point she lifted up her cat leg and you could see bandages and scars from when she was injured during her time in mosul now we've learned a little bit more of young of lund's story was probably around nine years old he told those that he was with apparently that he was in the basement for a long period of time in mosul surrounded by other kids in terrible conditions and that it was constantly hearing the sounds of bombs falling. or lines father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived to be sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home. i'll be back with more of th

her mother was able to secure a hiding place for josi. here we see them shortly before she went into hiding. shortly thereafter, her mother, who worked for the resistance, was denounced and deported to auschwitz. after six months of hiding in a convent in growing nazi suspicion, the belgian underground relocated josi to a christian family in brussels. here we see her with that family. to the left are neighbors of her grandparents. the grandson is in the front in the middle. allied forces liberated belgium in september, 1944. soon after, josi was found by one of her aunts. here we see them after they were reunited in belgium. josie would eventually marry freddie truong. after moving to the united states in 1949, josie went to israel to study for a year. on a return trip, she met freddy. josie attended montclair state teachers college. they married one year after they met. while in israel, they were born. upon the advice of medical experts in israel, they relocated to the united states in 1963 to obtain medical care for the disabled son, mic

are the children. >> reporter: the perils of war front and center. >> the level of sacrifice that a mother, a parent, is willing to make. i take it that speaks to you? >> so many people have experiences like that. they do thins for their kids, they sacrifice for their children, they sacrifice for those they love. those people may never understand the sacrifice. >> reporter: a mother's love also manifesting itself behind i was blown away by maddox's role in this. i didn't realize he speaks multiple languages. >> he's learning all those things. he's learning. yes, languages is something he's surprisingly good at. he speaks french with him, not with me. >> reporter: the 42-year-old actress and humanitarian adopted her oldest son maddox from cambodia. the 16-year-old also served as an executive producer on the project. >> when i see him on set working with everybody, when he says to me, well, mom, it's because i'm cambodian. i say, are you proud? he says, i'm very proud to be cambodian. >> you talk about adopting. it's more than adopting. angelina jolie did not come to see us, she come to be w

whistleblower has changed her life i would difference it is and this is very strange to say because i'm a mother i'm a woman i need in paris but this is one reason for what's invisible is very complicated for people to understand. even if i'm free to somehow travel or. wherever i want to the prison i face is that i could not. this. after giving the bank because my name was linked to the case. nor will the offer elmer ever work in a bank again stan any lad has managed to find a new job he no runs a local youth welfare office none of their former employers were willing to discuss the cases on camera. most whistleblowers don't do what they do for their own benefit they do it for the benefit of society they do it for the greater good. and as for what i have no regrets it all comes down to the moment you make a decision after that you're just swept along by what happens it's like you're driven off from. the obviously we all benefit from this financial and economic system a lot of us simply don't want to know too much about what goes on behind the scenes i think of including. you mind if i mean as far

another, spoke of a mother forced by guards to drown a newborn baby.hip showing such unimaginable cruelty to its own people cannot be relied upon to act rationally and step back from nuclear confrontation. some of you are old enough to have survived huddling with family until the danger passed. what do you kill your children as you run for cover? what we re children as you run for cover? what were you told? imagine being in japan in recent weeks, as the news broke that north korean missiles we re broke that north korean missiles were on their way. the country where people can still remember the obliteration of hiroshima. the country that has endured decades of fall out from those deadly mushroom clouds. what did they tell their children? what sort of world or with creating for our children? calm heads. brave leaders. these only did more than ever about global politics seems broken. a few years ago it would have seemed inconceivable that in sucha would have seemed inconceivable that in such a crisis chain would have been a voice of reason and russia mor

hear from a mother who says a car seat security at issue is one of the most we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. he way. >>> was it a joke by a comedian or was she serious? >> jackie hoffman's reaction to losing an emmy to laura durham, that's the talk of social media today. joining us to talk about that, scott evans from access hollywood. hey, scott, what's the story here? did hoffman really lose her cool and play it off as a joke or was it a joke all along? >> pat, leon, i want to get to that. it was such a big night, right? this is us lost out to hand maid enoutstanding drama. randy moore showed up a winner already. she was giddy from heron gaugement to musician taylor gold smith. >> we begin with the ring, girls. we're so excited for you. oh, my gosh. congratulations. >> thank you. >> how did you propose? >> i have to keep some details to myself. i'll tell you guys off camer

. >> also this morning a mother left with a choice get her child vaks nated or face jail time. >> new details on the death of hugh hefner why his wife might not be getting any of >> good morning to you all. a fourth member of president trump's cabinet is under scrutiny for high priced travel. >> this time it's interior secretary ryan zinke accused of using private plans and military jets that cost tax payers $12,000. lana zak joins us from washington d.c. >> good morning. president trump says he's not happy with reports that some of his cabinet secretaries are spending excess amounts of tax payer funds on private jets. now the house oversight committee is demanding answers asking all 24 agencies to account for travel since inauguration. >> reporter: this morning health and human secretary tom price's job is on the line. the president on defense after a string of health care reform defeats. price is adding a new embarrassment to the white house excessive luxury flights at the expense of the american tax payer. last night price tried to defend his flights on fox news. >> my respect for

his mother a teacher.h very strict. >> i was raised in a methodist home with a lot of repression. has been a good part of my life and playboy itself was dedicated to the notion of questioning the puritan repression that is part of the american

a great reunion, that was was. the ink has run, but photos were able to to be saved. the mother said that's a priceless gift. >>> hurricane irma threatens florida, this ray doorable couple in washington state they have been married 75 years, she is 92, her husband is 104. they met through their siblings and tied the knot back in 1943. they raised 3 kids together and raised 100 foster children. during their marriage they learned one thing. >> each one should have love. >> faith. >> two things that were here before and will be after. the other, harvey and irma become history. we're back in just a bit. at carmax, we buy all the cars. uh, all the cars? all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayyy i don't see why not. what about, let's say... oh, i don't know, a purple van with a painting of a wizard just shooting lightning out of his fingers riding a unicorn sneezing rainbows? definitely. just asking for a friend. yea, i figur

a mother accused of exposing students to a dangerous opioid while bringing her taur to school. >> how did he die. we look at the mystery surrounding a college student's death. >>> all hands on deck. how everyone from nuns to celebrities are joining the recovery from hurricane irma. >>> right now at 11. students exposed to a dangerous drug. and police in delaware county say one of their own parents is to blame. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> police say a mother dropped 29 bags of a deadly opioid roigt in the parking lot of her child's school. nbc10 was live at the school tonight. the school discussed this incident with parents tonight. >> parents were reassured that staff is doing everything it can to make sure students are safe. parents were alarmed it was found in a parking lot. and now parents been charged. >> reporter: it's not the back to school night parents expected. one that touched on reading, writing and opioid. >> shocking. >> reporter: more than two dozen bags of the sen thetic opioid for found last week during the second day of school. williams left it behind in t

. >> and a mother has a request for strangers.t ignore my kid when he tries to talk to you in public. why she felt the need to issue that appeal online. >> but we're going to begin here at 4:30 with the very latest on that south philadelphia block party that turned into a demolition derby by suv on a rampage yesterday. eight people ranging from children to the elderly were struck. "action news" reporter bob brooks talked to the husband of one of the victims today. he's now live in south philadelphia with the details. bob. >> reporter: well, brian that man says he's hopeful that his wife will simply be able to walk again, that's how serious of a situation this has become. that is the reality now for some of the people that were hit here yesterday. when we spoke with alphonso free land around 3 o'clock today he just came home from the hospital. his wife, flora is there. he says her legs are hurt bad. >> both of her legs is having difficulty so hopefully she'll be able to walk. >> reporter: his wife is one of the many victims hit aft

a chain gang. taman remembers her whales and cries as they were sold. taman's mother never recovered from that, and it shows the ugliness of slavery, breaking apart families. this is a good section to ofhlight, the layout the exhibit. most of the exhibits have a quote or an image of harriet taman on the top and textile panels. to bextile panel is meant touched as well so that you can see and touch what you are reading. liberty, having no experience, i was not happy or contented. it shows an slave children with no shoes, very little clothing, doing farm work. it highlights the fact that fishing and oyster and, timber and corn were the important crops found here in this region. this next section talks about tom and earliest memories. the first thing i recall is lying in a cradle that my father made. this is a re-created cradle. when a child was born in that time, a tree was chopped down, hollowed out and he put down a headboard and foot toward and it was called the child's cradle. this shows the young harriet tubman and taking care of her little brother, moses. she is a

my goodness, that's a mother of two and how about a mother of three, reese witherspoon in her new movie" who is dating a younger man which she has done in real life too. >> i've seen younger guys. >> and one of the younger guys it is jake gyllenhaal. he was 26 and she 32 when they dated starting back in 2007. reese has been linked with other celbs, chris owed dell, steven d o'rr and, of course, philippe and husband jim toft is 47 so does 21-year-old reese have advice about love? >> i have so little time to give it it. my mom is very good at giving advice. she was telling me, you know, be with somebody who understands who you are. >> other words of wisdom, reese tells "glamour" magazine run away from a man who can't handle your ambition. >> they have done all these studies at harvard and colombia about women who have ambitious qualities are seen as selfish or self-serving, and it's actually completely opposite. they have a mission or drive to help other people so i'm trying to take the stigma off the words so we encourage more little girls to be ambitious. i remember in third grade, went

a mother ordered to vaccinate her son .... or go to jail. she says she feels backed into a corner plus. when an armed robber pulled out a gun --- one man stepped him and took him down. how he's being honored now. and next. a 14 year old california boy jumps into action... to protect his sister ... when a burglar gets in their home and confronts the kids. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. (steve) in sacramento county... a 14-year-old boy protected his sister from a burgler, while the man was stealing from their home.(pam) tonight... we are hearing from the brave boy... who made sure no harm came to his little sister. reporter doug johnson .. in sacramento county with the latest. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "i was terrified, i was worried that my kids were going to be injured when i got there, dead when i got there i didn't know."cathy friedman had just gotten to work after dropping her kids off at her home on redwater

showing a brutal road rage assault...a young mother was pulled from the window of her car... at a traffic light and beaten on the street. reporter melanie michael talked to the victim in port richey, florida... who says, she was attacked by a mother- daughter tag team. she looked like she wanted to kill me. literally, she looked like she wanted to kill me. :28 (dissolve to video) ... 23:42:03 it's hard to watch. it's very traumatizing. i think i've cried the first four times i've seen it. a savage attack ... so vicious, so brutal -- this young mother tells us .. she' can't believe it happened.i never thought they would get out of their car and run toward me and pull me out of my vehicle. :18 emily bailey is still terrified ... when she thinks about it. she claims two women nearly ran her off the road tuesday. and when she honked her horn -- she says ....they went crazy, and waited at the light. .. for a fight....the mom definitely when i saw her look into my eyes, she was at a rage i've never een before yep, you heard correctly ... it was a ámomá .... emily says... who came af

four years without a mother and sister a difficult moment particularly financing.she immediately picks up a little sister and takes on the role of the eldest. two didn't have mixed reactions they are not really very sure how it will be after now they have left a nest because they have no nest for four yes and of course we can swim that after your mommy and leaves prison we prepare a new home. for fifteen years the founder of the nest. has been fighting tirelessly for those who don't have a lot being kenyan society children. are for friends and the on thing and when we started fifteen years ago the mothers didn't have mattresses there were no mosquito nets no special food for infants and there was no room in which the children could spend time in a child friendly way. there was a room where the babies were lying on the floor and there was a big t.v. camera in a corner and they were watched by another inmate all the. long own children weren't allowed to visit their mothers you were only allowed to come when you were eighteen quietly and steadily we tried to change th

was a possessive mother.nd that. so no woman was ever going to be quite good enough for douglas. >> luis louise was one of the richest women in america. louise goes to football game at west point and meets douglas macarthur. >> louise was a vivacious, 31-year-old american heiress whose industrial stepfather was worts worth more than $150 million. though she was a divorced mother of two, macarthur was clearly smitten. >> a voluminous set of cards. >> did mom interfere at all in the day-to-day relationship? resented it? >> strongly. >> and there was other interference from general blackjack persing. during world war i, louise was his hostess in paris. >> they were both interested in the same woman. macarthur married louise brooks who pershing had intended to marry off to one of his favorite aides. and macarthur came along and ruined that relationship. >> he would lose one year off the tenure of superintendent at west point. they were definitely exiled to the philippines. >> and the whole army knew macarthur's b

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what happened here, a young mother murdered, her body on the floor. her young 11 month-old baby boy crawling around in her blood. >> a young mother, stabbed to death in the hallway of an apartment building on 30th street southeast. neighbors say she was murdered while she was holding her 11 month-old baby in her arms. neighbors say she was stabbed ten times. >> what was i mean, when you saw that? >> terrifying. that was terrifying. >> reporter: sharon, a neighbor, heard a baby crying. she went to help and discovered the murder victim in the hallway. >> that is what made me go up the steps. the baby crying, i went and looked and she was laying there in the blood and the baby was there with blood on him. >> reporter: sources say police are looking to question the father of the little baby boy. neighbors say the murder victim had a stayaway order against him. friends say yesterday that the victim complained to police that he was threatening her. police say they came to her home yesterday and took a report. it's unclear as to what hatppend after that. a fr

s golden buzzer. >> a proud mother of course, i was. >> mel wowed last night too, leading the ladies l, this was a bit of a mistake. >> what do you mean? >> but it actually ended up being the perfect mistake. because even up until like an hour before the show i didn't quite know what i was going to wear. >> heidi highlighted herself in yellow christian siriano. tyra? poofy, pricey, and in pain. >> my feet hurt. what the studio audience saw was me putting on sneakers and then walking to my spot and putting on my heels and then taking the sneakers back on. >> every time? >> every time. >> and then there was shania. ♪ i did it to be wrong >> glittering in gold at 52 and still belting out new music. >> new album next week. are you nervous? >> i'm relieved. like, i just can't wait for it to come out. i can't wait to share it. ♪ life's about to get good >> oh, shania's album, it's so good. i heard the whole thing. it's honest. congratulations to darci lynne. it's adorable. coming up next, "big bang theory's" sneak peek with everybody, everybody wondering if amy will say yes to sheldon. mond

as a mother, i say that the very premise of this, i can't face it. being in a house, being invaded by strangers, the very topicjust makes my skin crawl. i am not brave enough. it has proved massively divisive. people love it or hate it. you can read it in any numbers of ways, home invasion story, invasion of privacy, marital breakdown, a parable for the despoiling of mother earth, you can read it as a biblical parable. when i was in the cinema ifound it really oppressive. i did not like watching it. but every day i get further away from the experience of watching it i like it more. i do think it is really good. i think it is a really well crafted, full on sensory experience. i'm not surprised some people hate it. i kind of think that is the point. but i think it will stand the test of time. i think people that hate it now, give it some time. i think they might start to like it more. it took a good week for it to settle down for me. that is mother. dvd? red turtle. it has been on my list for so long, everybody says it is glorious. it is one of the best

a mother comes from an equestrian background and played football volleyball and basketball. in twenty fifteen it de sam was invited by her british coach. to join the only all female crew at the volvo ocean race which covers over forty thousand nautical miles and nine months. she's part of the same class of graduates as and food and is one of the new generation of professional female sailors in the middle east. the team's goal is to represent a man in the international arena and add more offshore miles to their sailing careers. from the clear blue sky of the dome home. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city. we've got more rain coming to with of a plate over the next couple of days bad a cloud of rain pushing into the southeast of brazil another one just coming across that pushing ever towards want to say was over the next day or so the wetter weather will be just around that western side of the amazon some big and thunder showers continuing here spilling over towards ecuador towards a good part of peru and you can see that just makes this why a little further south would

at the front of the queue a young mother khaled a big m is her name breaks down with relief medicines are dispensed to treat her daughter's fever and stomach complaint and almost as an afterthought she explains the cheese eight months pregnant. helen agrees to let us see where she lives a mother of two with a third on the way her father killed in the escape from me and now barefoot in the filth of a refugee camp. i'm too scared. now only if there is the sure that the government will not. and will think about going back otherwise. and earn a living in bangladesh i ask if she's afraid to give birth in a place like this of course i'm afraid she says but there's nothing i can do every day more and more people arrive in these camps and every day the camps get more and more organized and every day they say across the border in min ma smoke billows into the air bangladesh doesn't want these people to stay on its side of the border and it's hard to believe me and will want them back the stateless route have become the world's problem now jonah how al-jazeera bangladesh. still ahead on al-jaze

a mother of two missing a day before harvey hilt so hear why police suspect foul play. >>> plus, the boston red sox accused of cheating. how league officials say the team used apple watches to help them win. getting your flu shot at walgreens is easier than ever. >>> hurricane harvey's flooding is being blamed for an estimated $2 billion in auto losses so far. 150,000 claims have already been filed and that number is expected to double. about 20% of texans who have auto insurance don't have policies that cover floods. >>> police in houston are searching for a mother missing for nearly two weeks and likely not because of the storm. police say crystal mcdowell vanished the day before harvey made landfall after heading out to pick up her kids from her ex-husband. police have since found her car but no trace of mcdowell. the desperate search for a houston real estate agent and moth o just hours before hurricane harvey hit. the night before she was last seen crystal mcdowell posted on facebook, stay safe out there. according to her boyfriend paul hargreaves. this home security video shows

a mother relives her worst moment. >> he just started crying, and he was saying, "mom, i'm going to drown." >> over 100,000 homes destroyed. so many displaced. >>> plus, a dream deferred? the so-called dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to america as children, protected from president obama's daca policy. but is the trump administration about to end it? an undocumented teacher living her american dream now afraid it could all come crashing down. >> they could take everything away from you. >> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. tonight, harvey expanding its wrath. the city of beaumont, texas battered by the wind and the rain now has lost access to clean drinking water. people in shelters there are being evacuated again. abc's matt gutman joins a helicopter search and rescue team on the front lines. >> reporter: day 6 of hurricane harvey, and there are few signs the chaos is letting up. here at this makeshift shelter at an elementary school near beaumont, 110 miles east of houston, desperation is setting in. >> you need yo

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