. >> alyssa schlossberg look no further than her own skin of heroine's comeback. >> i shot my feet, too, like in here, and little spots in here, here. my family being around them, they know what these are. you know, people that don't know that i do drugs now can tell. so it is embarrassing. but nothing a little foundation can't fix. ♪ >> i have so many moments where i don't remember. i hear what happened, you know. when i was at the hospital, the nurse had told me that they found me naked on route 46. i had no recollection. before coming here, i passed out in front of a judge and didn't remember anything in court and woke up in handcuffs with three cos around me and a sergeant. >> this is schlossberg's first time in jail. she is charged with distribution of cocaine, and she has plead not guilty. but she does admit to leading a drug-filled lifestyle with her boyfriend. >> we always had drugs, and people were always calling him. we were caught up in that lifestyle. it wasn't because of the drugs, it was because of money. and we were eating like in his word, a boss. we had the money to do

step back there. >> and alyssa schlossberg is very sneaky, ka noocon nizing.he does anything to get her way or get it over. >> and she not only told to rabbi that she didn't eat that day, she also told him something else. >> cat. >> they don't feed us. because she's pregnant. >> no, no, the exact words were "with child." she's trying to get the rabbi to talk to her boyfriend. so she goes, but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant. he doesn't know yet. >> it's a good thing you told me. >> yes, i lied. i lied about my pregnancy and i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >>> coming up -- >> i'm going to tell you something, okay. this [ bleep ] has got to stop. >> and alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> you know what i'm talking about. right? >> and -- >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mccoys here. >> and the first drug rehab center ever opened inside of a new jersey correctional facility. >> the next time i stick a needle in my arm, i'm going to die. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into proble

>> alyssa. >> jimmy: your name is what? >> alyssa. >> jimmy: alyssa, and where do you live?a. >> jimmy: pennsylvania. alyssa, are you -- >> i'm from philly. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't mention philly by the roots. they go nuts. so you live in philly? >> i go to school here. >> jimmy: you go to school here, yes. so, you're in college. what are you majoring in? >> communications. >> jimmy: okay. you've got to pick a good major. you still got time. communications major, and you're single and you're looking to mingle. i'm a good rapper. i like to rhyme things. sorry. so you're single. what are you looking for in a a guy? >> funny, nice, likes to go shopping. >> jimmy: funny, nice. you lost me on likes to go shopping. who's this dude here? >> this my friend ben. >> jimmy: friend ben. [ laughter ] again, rhyming again. but ben, are you single? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you waiting for? what is this? [ applause ] what are we doing here? >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: give it a shot! >> steve: dvd. >> jimmy: go get "frozen" dvd, watch it together. >> steve: what's ben's p

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san francisco trust if he ann anita as well as jenny from chinese affirmative action and i believe alyssa from the local a ftc f t. so again, we all know there are great challenges to observer about beau loved college college of san francisco for its accreditation. city college i don't need to reaccount it's on the only portal for hire education and for workforce training. it's also one of san francisco's largest employers and a great customer to san francisco's small businesses. we must sustain our san francisco city college. the news is good the chancellor is well aware of what needs to be accomplished to save

alyssa thomas. she had 11 of those.land headed to the sweet 16 with a victory over the long horns. >> i think it's really good for us that we had to play a game like this to really understand, you know, just how special the team we are. when we play together keli this like we made the last two games, -- played the last two games, great things are in store for us. >> great news for former maryland coach gary williams. he was selected to the national collegiate national basketball hall of fame. he won the national championship in 2012. and of course he also coached at american, boston college and ohio state. congratulations, coach. >>> to hockey last night. alex ovechkin baked in early with two goals but the drama was late. the russian rocket to the russian rookie. the first career goal ties game. it would go to a shootout. jeff carter of the kings, welcome back, carter. and he wins it. l.a. wins 5-4 in the shootout. that's going to do it for your morning sports. have a great wednesday, everybody. >>> still ahead this mor

. >> alyssa community member are agrees, they do not need this if they are taught healthy eating practices with the supplements already. melissa, you are a mom. talk to us about consumer responsibility. what should moms be doing to ensure their kids are eating health? >> what you have to do, what was mentioned before, you have to eat with them, you have to offer them healthy foods. you have to give them a variety of foods. make it fun, make it enjoyable. make them want to eat the food. sometimes we mistake these picky eaters, all children go through a picky eater phase. sometimes, their dietary guidelines are not to school as much as an adult. sometimes that's mistaken and we tend ooversupplement that. >> if you find helpful resources for parents out there, ellen satt everythingr has given many talks across the cub on needing practices, her books, such as how to get your child to eat but not too much. or a child of mine, i've been recommending them for 20 years, i find them extremely helpful and they are written for the layperson. >> good resource. 30 seconds left, tiffany, do you think th

san francisco trust if he ann anita as well as jenny from chinese affirmative action and i believe alyssa from the local a ftc f t. so again, we all know there are great challenges to observer about beau loved college college of san francisco for its accreditation. city college i don't need to reaccount it's on the only portal for hire education and for workforce training. it's also one of san francisco's largest employers and a great customer to san francisco's small businesses. we must sustain our san francisco city college. the news is good the chancellor is well aware of what needs to be accomplished to save this month important campus and district of the one hundred and 12 if i can be bold. so he has every incentive and i'm consist it will get down. in spite of the of the good news and the progress we're making that there are some who would otherwise enroll in san francisco who are not. we have to make sure we do that we've lost 16 percent of enforcement. to positive expectation accreditation will be sustained and the message is everyone who wants to enroll should and we'll make sure

alyssa, president obama's chief of staff is stepping down in may to pursue a job in the private sectornnesota state lawmaker is under fire what's being called a racest tweet. he tweeted -- let's be honest, 70% of teams in nba could fold tomorrow and nobody would notice a difference with possible exception of increase in street crime. >>> someone else in twitter trouble is toronto mayor rob ford, he reminded residents in toronto, turn clock the back. guess someone never told him fall back and spring ahead. >>> mitt romney it's not a strategy session for a third presidential run. >>> and romney ran into his former running mate over the weekend, congressman paul ryan tweeted this picture at the airport in jacksonville, florida, senator ted cruz he got big applause at cpac over the weekend, as he vowed to repeal every single word of obamacare. >> if there's one that unifies politicians of both parties is preserving their own. they either stand with obamacare and lose. or listen to the american people that's the one scenario we can do in 2015. >> your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >

alyssa gospel did not disappoint on senior day. you knew she was going to show up.enior. off the miss. gets the rebound. two of the 20 points and 12 boards in this game. melissa thomas, the terps take it 87-48. she is having an outstanding career at maryland. she is points away from crystal's school record for most points in a career. >>> over on the diamond, the nationals were back at i in viera for spring training. matt williams and his club hosting the marlins. another new guy. on the mound for the nats. two strikeouts. one run allowed in his nationals debut. bottom of the fourth, marlins up 2-1. that's adam laroche sending a moon shot over the wall. that is a two-run blast. his first homer of the spring. >>> before we let you go, we continue talking about severe weather. one more note to pass along. d.c. government offices also closed tomorrow. so federal government and d.c. government. >> good night. we'll se you know? where did she go? who did she see? i just want to know what happened to my sister. >> a young mother missing in a case gone cold. then, one dete

mini thors will be baby brothers to 22-month-old india rose and also sharing happy news, actress alyssas been a fan of has announced she is pregnant. the new little one will be number two forrer and her husband david. they already have a son milo. i think all these celebrities having babies have upped the name game. if i end up having babies, the name will have to be really awesome. >> or just really simple. what about like steve or david. >> bob. >> i'm going to bring ethel back in a big way. >>> and from baby news to baby spice, who knew emma stone was a spice girl super fan? "the amazing spider-man 2" actress broke out in tears after receiving a video message from mel b. aka scary spice during a promotional interval in australia. now, it's punish mement for choosing baby spice as her favorite instead of mel b., mel told emma she had to sing a spice girls song. ♪ here's the story from "a" "z." you want to get with me ♪ ♪ you better listen carefully we got m in your face -- >> emma, spice girls reunion, i want emma stone to join as the sixth member. i think that's called a mondegrine w

alyssa mcdonald loan expert, art blair followers have weight. >> my concern about this is that it doesn'tect the structural challenges of student loans. right now what you have is she's talking about an interest rate and no one is really against keeping interest rates loads for student loans. but, how does that affect first-generation college students was to get their generation and has to write out to get the student loans and has to basically try to tease together their college education. you had states during the recession who had people run out of their unemployment benefits and they take one or two classes and then they take out a maximum of student loans and go into debt and not get any closer to finishing their college degree or getting a better career. the structure is the challenge right now and is causing people to get into tens of thousands of dollars worth of debt and still not change the economic destiny of-- >> neil: let's say they do get billionaires are millionaires are just those over 250,000, is that going into a lockbox. >> exactly and where is the lockbox? i think sena

. >> alyssa attended high school and tried to get back on track.t's where a teacher told her about street soccer usa, a program created by rob cann and his brother. >> we saw all these things happen, whether people are homeless from mistakes or bad luck, we found people that could use something like sports. they needed a positive community. >> with that in mind the cann brothers created a program using the power of soccer to transform the lives of homeless men and women. participants are expected to set three, six, 12 month goals. >> we worked on goals if you had practice at 6 o'clock, you were there early, getting gear on ready to play, leaving what was going op in your life behind. >> if we stay organised we can win. >> in soccer you have to work with your team-mates and your co-worker. and get off - you don't have to agree or love them, have you to make them work. >> we are like, "hey, we are here to play soccer", nothing else matters. we are having fun. once the game is over, "do you need help?" they give us a job update. or "there's a job open

she now works for a los angeles nursing care service, is reunited with daughter alyssa and married to an iraq war veteran. penelope pilpa also has a good job in a hospital. >> there's a lot of opportunities, but you just need to be very careful, especially with a contract, because anywhere in the world there's always bogus... or there's always people who want to... to make money out of you. and they could be legal or they could be illegal. reporter: both legal and illegal could increase significantly, starting in about a year. an improving economy and aging population in the u.s. will increase the need for nurses as, quite possibly, will changes brought by the affordable care act. experts say the u.s. could begin to see pre-recession level shortages as early as 2018. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnership with the under- told stories project at saint mary's university in minnesota. >> ifill: next tonight, the simmering debate about who gets to vote. a federal judge in kansas last week ordered election officials to help kansas and arizona enforce laws requiring new voters to sh

alyssa made his acting transport minister on sundays he announced that age of twenty one countries are now looking for the missing major league scout knowing that the only information that they make a good travel this far north the central asian countries to get more satellite data to moderate the pot and such got baptized assets including the us china and france among others to provide further said that the we are conducting additional countries who may be able to question specific assets. relevant to the search and rescue of the show. such a digitally continues the nation police said they were speaking background checks on passengers aboard flights in eighteen seventy. he couldn't confirm the names of the uk called pundits was signed to sub today typically it's how you request it to philly to get there. inquiry surrounding the county and painfully is intensified ultimately just twenty minutes to reveal the inside to take someone with intimate knowledge of the famed seven seven seven. literally killing and typically cent against the colts. he's this prompted questions place on the dot

alyssa and kyle who worked with the audience here. jerry ankeny, our friends at c-span.being for producing this. it will be broadcast again on w knowand we will let you when our partners that she's been will be carrying this, most likely in the next month. we have an event coming up on the 18th. it will be a live town hall and you are all invited to come after questions of congressman desantis in a live broadcast. that will be the 18th right here in the auditorium. dr.matusis will be selling his dvds and just a moment. you can line up and say hello and pick up a copy. we will be making no sales right here. ladies and gentlemen, once again, dr. jonathan misuses -- matusis. [applause] thank you for being with us tonight. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014]

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we spoke with one couple who reached out to lanza, alyssa and robby parker.heir 6-year-old daughter emily was killed at sandy hook. >> i got the impression from him he was very grateful for the opportunity to offer his condolences and his apologies. >> reporter: as much as peter lanza revealed there is one matter he wants to keep private -- what he did for adam's funeral. no one knows that he says, and no one ever will. peter lanza made one more startling admission. he recently started wishing that his son had never been born. he says that's not a natural thing when you're thinking about your kid. you can't mourn for the little boy he once was, he says. you can't fool yourself. norah, anthony? >> don, thank you. >>> in a show of u.s. support, the white house will host the head of ukraine's new pro-western government this week. president obama will meet yatsenyuk wednesday, and the visit comes as vladimir putin strengthens his hold on crimea. the pro-russian area plans a referendum sunday over whether it should break away from ukraine. former defense secretary

alyssa and kyle who worked with the audience here. jerry, our friends at c-span. and wnv being for producing this. it will be broadcast again on wndb and we will let you know when our partners that she's been will be carrying this, most likely in the next month. we have an event coming up on the 18th. it will be a live town hall and you are all invited to come after questions of congressman desantis in a live broadcast. that will be the 18th right here in the auditorium. dr. matusis will be selling his dvds in just a moment. you can line up and say hello and pick up a copy. we will be making those sales right here. ladies and gentlemen, once again, dr. jonathan matusis. [applause] thank you for being with us tonight. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> next representatives of the national basketball association about sports and cultural diplomacy. after that, the american director -- the director of the american legion. then, weekly addresses with vice president i and -- vice president

. >> these are the last known images of alyssa, surveillance video of the hallway of a holiday inn express, the man by her side is a janitor where she stayed with her family. according to the washington, d.c. police report, the girl's family allowed him to take her away with him in february but the little girl never came home. >> it's been surreal and heartbreaking. >> danielle knows alicia well. she runs a play ground where she participated regularly. for more than a area the 8-year-old thrived on art probables and dreamed of being a model or cheerleader. department of human services, which oversees the homeless shelter aren't saying much about why an employee was permitted to interact with the little girl outside the shelter. homeless advocates say it's understandable by families might be vulnerable to situation like alicia's. >> when parents come from backgrounds of trauma, they might not be as sensitive to boundaries and red flags. >> entire families just like hers are often crowded into small rooms. she can see why the janitor's offer of help might have seen appealing. >> imagine if y

host: alyssa, tennessee. caller: i wish people would stop calling your talking about stupid crap.ofar as the poll goes, i not agree with expanding our time that's over time. -- overtime. as far as people living off, like, food stamps and stuff, but also, i think people should be paid based on the quality of the work and how long they work, so i think the people who are doing paid-- people who get salary like managers and stuff, they agree to that pay before they take the job, so they agreed to working those long hours without getting be paid. host: our last call on this topic will be peter, miami beach, florida, independent line. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i work in a big hotel chains. there are eight of us. a desk, a verys big hotel, 12,000 rooms. an assistant manager for two reasons. one so the guests had the perception of complaining to a real person, and then we also worked overtime. six days a week, often more than eight hours, and we weren't less than the employees that we allegedly supervise. host: what you think about these proposal and how might that change

. >> she'll lunge at alyssa, trying to bite her, jump up and try to bite the leisure, teeth bared.n anybody? >> she's bitten every member of our household plus graham grandma and grandma had to go to the hospital for stitches. >> misty is a holy terror. that, a clip from the new series natgeo wild with cesar millan. if they have dogs they want to take you home right away. >> they do. >> we all have issues with dogs. this show is different from the dog whisperer how? >> it's not the owners who are calling me this time. it's the neighbors and the family members of the owners of the dog. and they feel that they need to do something about it. for example, misty, the whole neighborhood will stay away from this family because of the way she reacted to her owner. everybody felt if that dog does it to her owner, he's going to kill us. >> most owners, though, are aware of their social behavioral issues with their dogs that might be embarrassed to get help. have people been receptive? >> no. not in the beginning, because they didn't call me. >> by other neighbors. >> they didn't call me. so

. >> alyssa is an 18-year-old high school student in can as and she's been diagnosed with a stage fouro, my love. i wanted to be here to give you a big old kiss and we wanted to say we love you. and we want to say ♪ clap along, alisa, clap along if that's what you want to do ♪ >> he took time to stop on the red carpet and sing to her, with a little help from his wife. and other things on her list is pay for something in pennies and try every cheese cake at the cheese cake factory. she still has to drink from a coconut, go for a taxi ride and say follow that car! >> that's fantastic. she's off to a fantastic start with mr. tatum. >> all right, all right, all right! >> you should do the imagine being mike routine while doing the weather. >> that's not what alisa wants to see. >> that's what i want. >> and you don't either. and neither do you. we do have spring storms. north of the system, we've got snow to the south. in fact, we've got a risk of severe weather today and tomorrow down through the mississippi river valley from kansas city, st. louis, springfield, tulsa into little rock. se

it's a stupid who's the viewer alyssa first question first and then i'll get it. why the longevity well first of all we have a niche. and you know that business if you have a niche you're going to have an audience because there are always people that are going to want to see those things that are crazy enough wages torment so that that's the person secondly is if you want lone jeopardy in television i believe you have to appeal to young people and the reason is our target is the sixteen to twenty three year old beauty of going for that group is that every year there suddenly a new group of people old enough to watch if you do a show that's aimed at thirty year old by the time they're thirty three they're bored with the show your tastes don't change between thirty and thirty three your tastes do change between twelve and sixteen we don't lose our audience it's because there's suddenly new kids that you know it's the giggle fact that we don't deal with anything serious we deal with dating we don't deal with it even though people say to me jerry was the father that's