bernice's hope-- (bernice starnes/robbery victim) "that she stays there for the rest of her freakin' life!" officers from the 4h precinct they would bust this criminal. 48 hours after it all went down adrianne terry was charged with grand larceny and petty larceny. we pressed her on the accusation. (nats: adrianne terry) "it wasn't me." (nats: ayana harry) "what did you say?" (nats: adrianne terry) "it wasn't me." (nats: ayana harry) "it wasn't you?" (nats: adrianne terry) "it wasn't me. it wasn't me." bernice with all of wisdom and street smarts isn't buying it. this evening a detective gave bernice a ride to the bronx criminal courthouse... and now this eighty-six year old is ready to speak her mind one more time during terry's arraignment. >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >> that was ayana harry reporting. officers pooled their own money together and done starnes. she was reduced to tears when she received the gift./// ((denise valdez)) >>> tropical storm julia is making its way up the atlantic coast off of south carolina... near the georgia border tonight. heavy rains are a concern in th

i rise today along with my fellow texan, pete sessions, john ratcliffe and eddie bernice johnson with an amendment that's absolutely vital for north texas. mr. chairman, north texas is no stranger to drought and with our area booming, the need for water is as great as ever. that's why for years the north texas municipal water district has been working hard to get state and federal approval to creek ct the lower reservoir in fannin county. in fact, they've been working at it for 10 years. the good news is the texas commission on environmental quality has already issued the state permit for this locally funded project. but here's the bad news. federal bureaucrats have been holding up the permit for the project. specifically the e.p.a. and army corps of engineers. and there's no end in sight to the delay which will lead to a manmade water crisis. bottom line, there won't be enough water to meet demand in north texas without this new reservoir in as few as four years. this isn't simply water for our lawns. it's about having the water to support our fast-growing regional economy. earlier t

(bernice starnes, robbery victim) "she said hello i said hello beautiful day then she said it sure is and she grab my bag and and she grab my pocketbook? and i said bring my pocketbook back here so? i tried to get out of my wheelchair to try to run after her." police are still looking for the thief.. but today.. some nypd officers gave bernice a visit and brought her a donation of 130-dollars to help offset the money that was stolen. turn it off.... and.... return your phone.... to the store..... where you bought it. that's the message..... from samsung and the consumer product safety commission. contact 13 has more..... on what you need to know.... about this major recall.

>> marie: well you do not mess with bernice stark huh? here is what happened. she had someone snatch her purse from her hands over the weekend. tuesday new york police arrested a woman in connection to the crime. the woman suspected says she is innocent and did not steal that purse. officers broad bernice over $100 she lost. >>> polar barz cross the arctic are particularly vulnerable to the yearly decline of sea ice according to researchers at the university of washington. 19 separate polar bear sub populations live throughout the arctic region where they rely on sea ice for activities like hunting, traveling and breeding fpg the trend toward earlier sea ice melts in the spring and later ice growth from the fall negative impacts the bears. >> reed: netflix versus internet service providers. the streaming service is asking the fcc to push companies to end the practice of data cast. that's when companies like comcast and time warner offer you with plans with data limits. netflix claims data limited plans discourage people from using broadband. they say the plans

as you can tell, bernice is full of sunk -- spunk. this gets worse. after the woman was seen grabbing the purse, she just tosses it in the trash. >> i hope the women in prison beat her [censor] as >> no question about what bernice wants to happen to this woman. >> no question. >> the accused thief left the courthouse and all she had to say was it wasn't me. >>> it is some of our favorite stories to watch and stair with you at home. military moms and dads coming home from overseas to surprise their families. >> this one is a marine dad who put on a different uniform to surprise his two boys. their reaction happy and a >> after a two-hour flight delay and 7 months iniraq, major christopher pace is finally home. >> your shirt, your hood and then i'll -- here are your boots. >> one uniform to another. >> reporter: this is not an ordinary uniform. the marine corps major is becoming a knight for the day to surprise his two boys. >> they would take the swords in the backyard and duke it out and have a parade. >> reporter: he has deployed four times since 200

back of the library, back of restaurants. >> bernice knows all too well. >> if you don't want to stop, you're not gonna stop. >> those bobs are not kept in public areas. they're kept with staff members and they're the ones who col a problem. i'm blair miller, fox 25 news. >>> quincy is stepping up efforts to combat a rat problem. the city had to double its rodent control budget recently to pay for more traps. the sit set traps at 60 different properties over the summer and doubled the number of traps made in september compared to last year. >>> doctors are now being told to avoy getting a powerful painkiller and giving it to children under the age of 12. the american academy of pediatrics says codeine does not work in nearly 1/3 of all too large. at one time codeine was very common in over-the-counter cough syrups and children's painkillers. >>> federally funded research is saving the lives of cancer patients. thus the highlight of the american association for cancer research's 2016 report card that was released today. during the past year, the f.d.a. has approved 13 new cancer drugs

. >> bernice. >> bernice does not the get up before 5:00 p.m.are you up. >> yes is that enough. >> it is enough. >> over here is mary. you go to church every day. >> and pray, constantly. >> pray. >> around the clock. >> can you say a prayer for mike jerrick. >> positively. >> we will light a candle for pad dry pio. >> i am, you will have it healed and you let me know. >> you know. >> you know pad dray pio. >> we will have a miracle by mike by the time friday comes around. they have been eating, having fun, this is a good group. our news room there is a big poster that says vineland loves jen fred. a couple of years ago i guess we came here for a block party and right out front with me here is denise, she sent me e-mails to facebook, thanks so much for inviting us out. look at all of the good stuff. what is this. let's start here. >> we have pancakes with bacon and sausage over medium eggs, fruit cup. this is our vineland omelette with turkey bacon, onions, green peppers. >> vineland on let. >> yes, we have french toast with the bacon and sausag

(bernice starnes, robbery victim) "she said hello i said hello she said said what a beautiful day then she said it sure is and she grab my bag and ran down the street." the surveillance video is from the buidling where the victim lives. police are now talking with neighbors to see if anyone recognizes the thief. yesterday.. some police officers donated 130-dollars to the 85 year old a restaurant in the silver nugget is now closed after a woman put a post on social media saying she was attacked by bed bugswhile eating there.. and we're now learning she might not be the only one. barbi stenson's post about her sunday lunch at the "hometown kitchen" has now been shared more than 26- thousand times. you see the pictures of the bed bugs under the table... as well as the bug bites on her legs! she says she told the manager, who tried to offer her free meals. ate at hometown kitchen sunday morning... and didn't realize what her bug bites were.. until she saw the facebook post. the casino sent us a statement that reads in part-- "health department and an outside company have examined the area

you can see a woman in orange talking to bernice starnes in the wheelchair. the woman grabbed her purse and ran. >> my pocketbook was like this. and she grabbed my pocketbook. i said, bring my pocketbook back here. so i tried to get out of my wheelchair to try to run after >> people in the building help her when she wants to get downstairs. she does not deserve that. reporter: officers paid starnes a visit today and gave her a donation of $130, a gesture that brought her to tears. the annual olive garden pasta promotion is happening this week. the restaurant chain is offering a never-ending pasta bowl. here's how it works. for $100, you can buy a pass that will get you unlimited pasta, soup, or salad and breadsticks. the pass is only good from october 3 to november 20. 21,000 passes will be sold online for one hour. the sale starts thursday at 1:00. finally, self-driving shopping carts. walmart received a patent last week that indicates the company is planning to roll out a system that allows shopping carts to drive themselves. the carts will be equipped with

lovee first say that i eddie bernice johnson.e bernice johnson has always been there for me since i have been a member of the house of representatives. i think every member of the congressional black caucus for their support, friendship, and encouragement. this award is special for many reasons. just a few of them is that it is very special to me to be honored by their -- by your peers and colleagues. it is special because i have the opportunity to have been blessed to have known barbara jordan. through our sorority, we sat on the delta board together. [cheering] >> she was one of my idols. as a young lawyer, i aspired to be barbara jordan, because she dedicated passionate, , and she was the real deal. i cannot thank you enough. i cannot thank you enough for the confidence you have placed in me. you, and thank you all so much. cbc, i love you all. [applause] president obama: hello, cbc. [applause] president obama: thank you all for the great work you are doing. i love you, too. i want to thank the cbc foundation, chairman butterf

the video shows a woman in an orange- colored blouse, walking up 85- year old bernice starnes. >> pamshooters may be armed element the gun and more on those people those have. it had >> reporter: and five hours ago look behind me right now you will see there is a large group of investigators sent out seidel of the properties involved possibly waiting for research or to continue their investigation. authorities spent hours canvassing the neighborhood for evidence. back live now as you can see investigators still on the scene looking for research were to continue again we have one suspect. two people resulting in an gunshots now what the hospital at again authorities also had a second person handcuffed in the back of a squad car for much of the after and the second person was released a couple hours ago. >> steve: global colossus life alicia would of been for years old at the end of this month. >> reporter: use of lovely boy will double so cute. >> reporter: >> pam: the melancholic suspect caught on camera. police in york say it happened yesterday and brought us a video showing a woman

. >> reporter: police say they have video of adrian terry grabbing bernice's purse from a wheelchair and later tossing it in the garbage like a piece of trash. she's now charged with grand and petty larceny. >> do you want to say anything? >> it wasn't me. >> it wasn't new. >> no, it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> well, offic up pulling out some money to give to the victim, and the gesture brought her to tears. >> she's got a lot of spunk, doesn't she. >> she certainly does. >>> kevin. >>> talking about that harvest moon tonight. another excellent picture coming in of the moonrise. the moon is coming up as the sun is coming down. again, tomorrow evening, makes it look even closer and bigger. professional photography standpoint. kate sending us this from twitter. thank you for that spectacular fall harvest moon shot. this is looking like. called the full corn moon. clear skies out there and there is an eclipse. you'll hear a lot about it that's happening tomorrow. but it will happen during the afternoon just before 3:00. so it's gonna peak. we're not gonna be able to see this one. the mo

h.r. 4084, sponsored by chairman subcommittee on energy, chairman webber, and eddie bernice johnson, already has passed the house this congress with strong bipartisan support. the reinforcing legislation we consider today continues this bipartisan work. i thank the sponsors of today's bill, representative bob latta behind me, and jerry mcnerney, for their initiative on this issue. advanced nuclear energy technology provides an opportunity to make reliable and mission-free electricity available throughout the modern and developing world. the science committee's held many hearings and worked steadily on nuclear innovation since december, 2014. i thank chairman upton in particular for being willing to incorporate important provisions in today's bill that were developed by the science committee through our continued work on nuclear r&d in our jurisdiction. i also appreciate chairman upton's acceptance of language to ensure that the department of energy focuses on research and development that enables private sector commercialization efforts. nuclear power has been a proven source of safe

(bernice starnes/robbery victim) "so what! what she did to me was even worse." the elderly woman also went onto say the hopes the suspect stays behind bars for the rest of her life. the woman is now charged with grand and petty larceny. former president george w bush latest work as a painter-- and he's using his new book to help out veterans. the former president said after his time in the white house he wanted to learn a new skill and he had always been interested in painting. my attitude was that if (winston) churchill can paint, i can paint. so i hired an instructor. body. and your job is to find it.' the president's book includes 97 portraits of veterans who wounded under his command, and all of them he says he's gotten to know. the former president says his goal is to draw attention to the pain that comes with recovering from the invisible wounds from war. the book will be relased in february. breaking right now at 6-am... gass as part of a robbery investigation. parker collins was fast and first to the scene near buffalo and cheyene. parker what are police

let me just say i love eddie bernice johnson.mber of the congressional black caucus and i and them for their encouragement and their friendship. this award is special for many amongs, but just a few them is that it is really special to be honored by your peers and your colleagues. it is special because i have had the opportunity to be blessed to know barbara jordan. through our sorority we sat on the delta board together. [applause] she was one of my idols. as a young lawyer i aspire to be barbara jordan. she was smart, she was passionate, she was dedicated, and she was the real deal. enough for theou confidence you have placed in me. and thank you cbc, i love you all. [applause] [applause] president obama: hello, cbc. you for the great work you are doing and that kind introduction. i love you too. i want to thank the cbc foundation, chairman butterfield. members of the congressional black caucus. and the whole cbc family. it is always good to be with the conscience of congress. i also want to congratulate tonight's honorees, beg

. >> reporter: along this stretch of boylston, we found bernice, she's been here for years. >> don't know what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: a result of her one time addiction to heroin. her stories like so many sorries and she remembers discarding needles wherever she could. >> reporter: why the library? >> just because it's there, i guess. >> reporter: it's easy. >> it's easy, yeah. >> reporter: the library well aware of it too, they tell me they find a needle at the library at least once a week. which is now the staff has now boxes inside the library and all city libraries to collect needles in and around the building. they also offer signs for who overdoses. >> i think libraries are definitely places where the staff that work in the libraries are aware of the what's happening in the community. >> reporter: frequent library visitors like randal her man, a sign of how serious this opoid library is. >> you have to look at where they frequent. their main areas, side streets, back of buildings, back of highways, and restaurants. >> reporter: bernice knows all too because if y

and then came congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. you see, mr. speaker, the congressional black caucus has been committed to advancing equity and access in equal protection under the law for black americans. while we were established march 30, 1971, it was on that day that a congressman by the name jr., a democrat, presented a statement to the president of the united states which included more than 60 recommendations for executive action facing issues for black america. and set the foundation for the promise and the progress of african-americans. we heard my distinguished colleague talk about the hopes and the needs and the dreams. those were the promises. and that's why it is so important for us to come today and talk about the progress we've made. even though you will hear us say 1971, when the congressional black caucus was established, we can trace our legislative history back further to the civil rights efforts of the 1960's. which included such land mark victories as the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965. which we s

. >> reporter: today along the stretch of boylston, we found bernice. she has been here for years. [crying] >> you don't know what is going to happen to you. >> reporter: a result of her one-time addiction to heroin. her story like so many others. she recalls discarding needles wherever she could including around the public library >> reporter: why the library? >> i mean, just -- because it is there, i guess. >> reporter: it's snooez. >> it's easy, yeah. >> reporter: the library well aware of it too. they told me they find a needle at the library at least once a week which is why the staff now has boxes in this library and at all city libraries to collect needles left in and around the building. they offer employees for employee -- training for employees to look for signs of this is a problem everywhere. and libraries are definitely places where the staff who work in libraries are very aware what is happening in the community because we relate to our community so well. >> reporter: perhaps surprising for frequent visitors but a sign of how serious the opioid problem is. >> you have

bernice knows all too well. you have to want to stop. because if you don't want to stop you're not going to stop those boxes are not kept in public areas kept with staff members and they are ones who collect needles when they hear about problem i'll blair fox 25 news. >>> new at 6 stepping efforts to combat rat problem city had double rodent control budget recents toll pay for more trips. 60 different properties over summer. and double the number of traps baited in september compared to last year. >> new at 6 the international fund for animal welfare look for help finding a manatee that has spotted off the coast with of cape past month. a man shared this video he took of manatee and beach in chatham sunday. water temperature are getting too low for manatee and group has been given permission to capture it and take it to a critical care facility. >>> a new app tonight help blind user pinpoint exactly where mbta bus stops are located. we told you about the concept a few months ago. app called blind ways was developed locally at the park an

you can see bernice starn in her wheelchair in the surveillance video and police say a woman approached her and snatched her purse. that woman, adrien terry, was arrested. moments after she was seen in handcuffs she had some harsh words for her. >> i hope that [bleep] and the women in prison beep beat her up every day as long as she's in there. >> wow. >> on monday officers pooled was reduced to tears when she received it. >> it is just awful. >> it so awful and someone so vulnerable, preying upon her, i understand why she is saying that. >> the suspect might want the stay in jail. >> i don't doubt it. >> fighting the opioid crisis by taxing alcohol, what the proposal is about and how the money would help addicts. >> we have another dry and cool day in the books but i'm tracking rain chances into the weekend. my timeline ahead. >> and there are alerts on your car to tell if your seat bel is not fastened or running low. all new at 4:00, the push for a bride is devastated after waiting two years to get married after a breast cancer diagnose only to have the smell of manure permeate the pr

the steve harvey show this morning said, how many times do we have to see this in our country and bernicend expressing her sadness, it saddens her heart that a father of four went for a car ride and went home from community college and because he broke down, he ended up getting shot. one more item, i wanted to tell you that ben krufone of the attorneys representing the family has new information he'll release at2:30 this afternoon. back to you. >> do we have a clue as to what the information is, janet? nothing? >> reporter: we just got the e-mail notification of this within the last two minutes. >> i know you're working hard to get details on this as the concern is growing and the outrage over what happened. thank you very much, janet. we'll be right back. it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be rested within seconds. priority number one is keeping those lights on. it

representative eddie bernice johnson, 30th congressional district, texas. ♪ representative bobby rushdistrict, illinois. ♪ representative bobby scott, third congressional district, virginia. representative bennie thompson, second congressional district, mississippi. ♪ representative sheila jackson lee, 18th congressional district, texas. representative elijah e cummings , seventh congressional district, maryland. ♪ representative danny k davis, seventh congressional district, illinois. ♪ representative gregory w meeks, fifth congressional district, new york. ♪ representative barbara lee, 13th congressional district, california. ♪ representative william lacy clay, first represent -- first congressional district, missouri. representative david scott, 13th congressional district, georgia. ♪ butterfield,e g.k. first congressional district, north carolina. ♪ representative emanuel cleaver the second, fifth congressional district, missouri. ♪ representative gwen asked more -- s. mooore, fourth congressional district, wisconsin. ♪ representative yvette d clark, ninth congressional district,

health crisis act authored by committee member tim murphy of my home state pennsylvania, and eddie bernice johnson of texas offers eight provisions concerning mental health parity such as improved compliance guidance and disclosure support. particularly interest to our democratic committee members is a proposal by rep resident joe kennedy of massachusetts, h.r. 4276, the behavioral health coverage transferred to act of 2013. this bill offers one of the many approaches to modifying parity requirements. today we have the expert panelists who will provide testimony and answer questions on the strengths and challenges of mental health parity standards. and i look forward to the testimony today. yield the balance of my time to vice chair of the full committee can ms. blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. into our witnesses today we thank you. i want to thank the chairman for calling the hearing and want to thank all of my colleagues for the great work that wielded together as a team to pass that mental-health reform package through the house, get it through the house in july. i do think of a s

i am eddiet say that bernice johnson.he has always been there for me since i have been a member of the house of representatives. for theirnk them encouragement, support, and friendship. this award is special for many reasons. among them, it is special to be honored by your colleagues. [applause] it is special because i have had the opportunity to know barbara jordan. we sat on the delta board together. she was one of my idols. aspired tolawyer, i spidere be barbara jordan. she was smart, passionate, dedicated, a real deal. i can't thank you enough for the confidence you have placed in me. god bless you. i love you all. [applause] >> what an amazing evening this is. every single person on the stage. theknow, i have had pleasure of coming to the united states on and off for the past eight years. i remember the first time i came to the u.s. i was stunned by how similar the stories were between south africa and america, stories of stories of virtue, stories of people overcoming. i will never forget i came out and met a black

families in mental crisis act authored by committee member tim murphy of my home state pennsylvania and bernice johnson of texas offers eight provision concerning mental health parity such as improved compliance guidance and disclosure support. of particular interest to our democratic committee members is a proposal by representative joe kennedy of massachusetts, hr 4276, the behavioral health coverage transparency act of 2015. and this bill offers one of the many approaches to modifying parity requirements. today we have three expert panelists who will provide testimony and answer questions on the strengths and challenges of mental health parity standards. and i look forward to the testimony today. to ambulance my time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and to our witnesses today, we thank you. i want to thank the chairman for calling the hearing. and i want to thank all of my colleagues for the great work that we all did together as a team to pass that mental health reform package and through the house, get it through the house in july. and i think it was significant that both sides came together o