my name is brenda. >> while jessica is noncompliant, another young woman opens up to brenda, revealings. >> if anyone sees my face i could get killed. >> okay. because i don't know what's going on but i feel you, okay. >> the 22-year-old tells brenda she's been working for a pimp from new york who despite his distance controls her every move. >> the guy you are with now, how did you meet him? [ inaudible ] >> she was recruited by another woman in new york. her situation was bad any way already. >> when she met me i had $20 to my name. >> she said she knew what she was doing was not right but could not get out of it because she didn't have a pot to piss in if she didn't have mst prostitution. she had family. her family had given up on her a long time ago. >> i never have been able to ask anyone for help. i was not able to keep up the charade with my parents. pretending to be christian and straight and by the time i went to college everything fell apart. >> the daughter of missionaries, nan dropped out of college and hopped a plane to america hoping to find work with a modelling agency i

(natsot/ brenda lee): "and i was too blind.." drunk (natsot / brenda lee): "to see. so sorry." jeanne moos (lochte on nbc): "i over exaggerated.." cnn (lochte on nbc): "i overexaggerated that story" new york across the internet people united.. all to find a pink, cami skousen has autism.. and has been attached to this shirt since kindergarten. now ten years old.. she doesn't fit in it.. and so her mom turned to the web.. asking if anyone had the shirt or knew where she could get a new one. well.. her post blew up.. she recieved messages from people as far away as tokyo. but the most important call she recieved was from the original maker of the shirt -- target. moved by her story.. they tracked down the original fabric.. and are making shirts in almost everysize.. so cami can wear her favorite outfit into adulthood. when dave was 14 he was worries about sports, his mullet and girls. this young girl puts us all to shame... at just 14 she's headed off to college! we'll introduce you to the math genius after the break. your weather pictures all morning long. justin barnett sent us

brenda congress has done for you to do. has stuffew congress for you to do. >> have a question about congressman grayson and debbie wasserman schultz. what the bernie revolution has done to decrease her status in the party. to charles, you seem to want downplay the list and treasure that is the list. list?fa get access to the how would brenda congress get -- brand-new congress get access to the list? lastly, or to say that i think it is a great panel and is so interesting that the clintons they've has not come up yet. - hillary clinton's name has not come up yet. >> my understanding is that there is a new segment director at the dnc now an executive director is performing a lot of the functions and decision-making. i think that debbie still has the title, i'm not sure how much she's involved day-to-day decision-making. people tend to overstate her own personal authority all along and that the decisions that tended to infuriate certain parts of the party in the past couple of years were not hers alone. is not a sophisticated

(natsot/ brenda lee): "and i was too blind.." drunk (natsot / brenda lee): "to see. so sorry." (lochte on nbc): "i over exaggerated.." cnn (lochte on nbc): "i over exaggerated that story" new york around the las vegas valley. with that moisture in place, we still have the chance of a few isolated storms popping up around southern nevada tonight. the best chance will be between 8 p.m. and midnight, favoring the northern half of the valley. overnight low temperatures drop dry with more sunshine around the area. high temperatures climb back into the low 100s. look for winds to pick up thursday, with temperatures falling back into the 90s again on friday. it has been a mild and humid tuesday around the las vegas valley. with that moisture in place, we still have the chance of a few isolated storms popping up around southern nevada tonight. the best chance will be between 8 p.m. and midnight, favoring the northern half of the valley. overnight low temperatures drop dry with more sunshine around the area. high temperatures climb back into the low 100s. look for winds to pick up thurs

brenda congress has done for you to do. has stuffew congress for you to do. >> have a question about congressman grayson and debbie wasserman schultz. what the bernie revolution has done to decrease her status in the party. to charles, you seem to want downplay the list and treasure that is the list. list?fa get access to the how would brenda congress get -- brand-new congress get access to the list? lastly, or to say that i think it is a great panel and is so interesting that the clintons they've has not come up yet. - hillary clinton's name has not come up yet. >> my understanding is that there is a new segment director at the dnc now an executive director is performing a lot of the functions and decision-making. i think that debbie still has the title, i'm not sure how much she's involved day-to-day decision-making. people tend to overstate her own personal authority all along and that the decisions that tended to infuriate certain parts of the party in the past couple of years were not hers alone. is not a sophisticated

congresswoman brenda lawrence and i are talking about a bill called urban progress. part of that is police-community relations. it is important to diversify the criminal justice system, not just police, but the prosecutors and on and on. we need a diverse group of people working in these arenas. also, we talked about hope. we have to make sure that people have jobs and job skills. , thate arm our citizens will make it easier for police officers in the neighborhoods. you again, thank you to the dean of the house, i appreciate your hospitality. and i look forward to us coming to chicago. thank you. >> now we have congressman keith ellison from minnesota. rep. ellison: thank you mr. chairman, it is great to be back in the town i was born in anger up for 22 years. i am a minneapolis congressman, here, wentto school to grad school at wayne state. it is always great to be here with my colleagues, and my family members. family members, my brothers live here. listen, and is to today we did some listening. craig andto chief community leaders and young people. spoken had a tre

i brenda tracy ... wants violent athletes to be banned from college sports. yesterday...tracy and her son ... presented the petition to the organization. together, they've gathered more than 157-thousand signatures. they say...they started the petition ... after hearing reports of assaults involving baylor university football players. brenda tracy / survivor of sexual assault when the baylor scandal hit the media i was re it felt like nothing has changed since my assault happened. right now...the ncaa allows leaders of athletic conferences and departments to determine punishments. tracy says ... the organization was "extremely receptive" to establishing a task force. a trio of thieves..... taking a que from ocean's eleven. in and out in a matter of seconds ! see what these guys got away with. a massive tech company ....may be the first to have equal pay for men and women. shatter the glass ceiling. smashing through the glass. police say they got away with ten- thousand dollars worth of jewels. the driver of a tractor-trailer.. dangles off a busy interstate su

that's what brenda thought too. hotline recently and wanted to know if this company found money was a scam. they say they had found her several hundrd dollars and all she had to do was pay them 30% of the cash to get. she wanted to know if it was a scam. well in this case .. it was and it wasn't. turns out brenda did have sevral hundred dollars due her in previously lived. but that money was hers and she didn't have to pay anyone to get it. the company trying to "get it for her" for a 30% fee was the one running a scam. unclaimed property is 100% legitmate. every state in america is sitting on millions of dollars in cash that they want to give back to residents. and it's easy to find out if you have any uncalimed property. just go to the website missing money dot com. yo find out if you have uncalimed money in any state ... and with a click of a button get a check mailed to you in a matter of days for free. so do yourself a favor and check it out .. often. and remember ... never pay anyone for something that's right

this is girard avenue westbound side, johnny brendas is over here. the westbound lanes are blocked off because of the accident that happened between 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. this morning. you can see the traffic signal in the middle of roadway. if you're heading west on girard you're not going to be able to do that this morning. spring garden will get you around it. one crash cleared at county line in upper moreland. there's one at hunger pike and dale road. and one eastbound taking out the right lane pennsylvania turnpike. lime kiln pike closes 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for pipe replacement. county line road or dublin pike are alternates. naamans creek road will shut down between ogden avenue and meeting house road. chichester avenue or naamans road alternates. hockessin old lancaster pike remains closed for construction, 41 gets you around that. >> a 10-year-old boy was killed while riding the world's tallest water slide. caleb schwab was killed, people are belted in is they plunge down the slide's chute at 70 miles per hour. the park is closed while t

thank you. >> thank you, brenda.e would be happy to take questions from members of the media. >> where do you go next, and how many cities do you plan? >> first of all, we do not think this is a problem that can be solved overnight. the number one message we have, is that this type of dialogue and discussion needs to take place all across america. unfortunately, there are just 12 of us. we hope we can send a message out that local community leaders, local elected officials, and police chiefs and rank-and-file members of police forces need to sit down and have a dialogue like the one we have here today. we are working in washington in the judiciary committee on a series of bills related to criminal justice reform, including a policing strategy bill led by ranking member conyers. we would like that to move through congress because we think it would promote this kind of better relationship between police and communities the nice to be happening everywhere in america. that is one of our main projects. we will visit some

maui and brenda both disagree with the behaviorists. >> she knows we would never harm her. or anything like that. >> years after maui first posted the video, it is still popular. it averages 30,000 hits a day. and there are more products and videos to come. >> this adventure with denver has been a lot of fun. the fact that denver is famous but she's a dog so she's not a diva. >> denver, was this you? >>> he's fine. >> out of the car, riding the hood of the car. >> on the road and in danger. >> i had to take the threat out. >> high impact. >> my thought in all honesty is there's no way the person in that vehicle is alive. >> and high risk. >> i actually had thought he killed my friend. >> in law enforcement, situations can turn bad fast. >> hearing these shots,

but the struggle was the stigma. >> brenda stewart: never say, "not my child." >> yeah, right. >> brenda stewart: because you never know. it could end up being your child. you never want to get that call. >> whitaker: the call you got? >> brian malone: the call you got, and we got the call. >> whitaker: today, heroin overdoses take the lives of at least 23 people in ohio every week. we were told many other heroin deaths go unreported. i'm sure there are some who would be watching this and would say, "heroin addicts are junkies and they brought this on themselves, so why should we >> tracy morrison: because we don't throw diabetics who sit on the couch eating bonbons and smoke and they weigh 300 pounds in prison. we don't belittle them, and there's not a big stigma. we don't do that to people that chain smoke and develop lung cancer. it's a chronic, relapsing brain disease, period, amen, end of story. and we need to accept it, even if it makes people uncomfortable. and if people don't like that, i'm sorry. good evening, french officials say. at this point exchange lost $72 million to hack

congratulations, brenda. next is breechaun phillips from san francisco alliance of black school educators, [inaudible] high school graduate going on to spellmen. spellmen in the house! very nice. dar lean is next from filipino educators of san francisco and graduate from george washington high school milem. eagles! she is going to cal state long beach. give it up for long beach. our next is dayrea [inaudible] masons of california graduate from galileo high school going to san francisco state university. give it up gators! our next two graduates are twins and destiny is already on her way somewhere. she is doing something fun, she left her twin brother behind. destiny is going to hampton and dexter is going to milem, uc berkeley! give our best to destiny, dexter. [inaudible] lowell high school graduate heading off the humbolt state. alright. and then genesis vas cz went to san francisco international high school and going to san francisco state university. we have pilar from lasa accepting on her behalf. thank

number two, brenda stephenson from ucla. unfortunately, brenda was stuck in berlin yesterday. her plane was canceled, she is in the air as we speak, so i will read the remarks. secondly, unfortunately. third is thavolia glymph from duke, and then annette gordon-reed. from the harvard history department and law school. each as theythem call it a fat 10 minutes. i turned the floor over to walter johnson. the floor over to walter johnson. [applause] walter johnson: thank you to eric foner. again, i don't have anything as dramatic as i was not raised on shouldersaised on the of paul robeson. i did however once meet eric foner. [laughter] walter johnson: thank you to the sponsors and dana elliott. it has been and are to be here -- an honor to be here and to reacquaint myself and to meet so many people who are my heroes. i want to acknowledge particularly my advisor who was the first person who helped me think through the fact that if we are actually going to try to write african-american history, we need to imagine we are going to reconstruct the very categories of historical analy

i'm here today with brenda berry and raymond jones. the two of you have been together for 16 years, on and off. you have -- each have six children. one together? -berry: four together. four together. and -- and -- -berry: two apart. judge lynn: two apart. uh, but i'm gonna -- i'm gonna start with you, ms. berry. why don't you tell me what's going on in your relationship and why, after all of that time, you seek to end this relationship? berry: well, for one, i do have trust issues with raymond. i, um, i think that, uh, he could be more helpful with our children.

he seems sweet isn't he brenda. >> he is. he was picked up as a stray but definitely had a home. but he is available for adoption and ready for his forever home. if you are looking for a pet right now is the perfect time. due to our space issues with dogs we are starting our promotion. >> krystal: i think mel has been trying to take your mic here. [ laughter ] we're going move her mic so she can talk to us. >> mel is available looking for his forever home. right now he is the perfect time to adopt an animal due to our space issues we starting today and running until the twoond. we're do -- 22nd. we're doing $25 adoption fees for dogs six and older. mel is a year old. so he does qualify. in you are looking to adopt him come and adopt one. >> jeff: whenever i see a pug i think of men in black. >> krystal: that's a good one. >> krystal: he is such a love. i mean, he ran up to everyone. he is kissing us. he wants us to hold him. home. >> jeff: a great lap dog. >> krystal: give mel a forever home. he would be a wonderful puppy. he is a year old. looks like he is getting sleep. he is l

goodlatte: thank you, brenda. we will be happy to take questions from members of the media. , and howdo you go next many cities do you plan to visit? goodlatte: that is a great question. we do not think this is a problem that can be solved overnight, and the number one message we have is this kind of dialogue, discussion, needs to take these all across america. unfortunately, there are just 12 of us. we cannot get to all of those communities, so we hope that we can send a message out that local community leaders, local elected officials, and police chiefs and rank-and-file members of police forces need to sit down together and have a dialogue like the one we have had here today. washington in in the judiciary committee on a series of bills related to criminal justice reform, including a policing strategy bill that is being led by ranking member conyers. we would like to see those move through the congress because we think that would help promote this kind of better relationship between police and communities that

the opportunity the next speaker is speaking for item 8 d the mission neighborhood health center is brenda. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm brenda executive director of the mission neighborhood health center mists neighborhood health center provides assess for health care for the latino immigrant for the last 50 years the health center legacy is multi faceted it started in its roots in the 1960s during the civil rights movement the center was established as part of office of confirmation opportunity neighborhood health centers as part of war against poverty demonstration programs our role was and continues to be both to provide medical and social services to the disenfranchised population but so serve as a mechanism of community xrfrment we're governed by the community and our health centers board of directors is patients of health center decades generation after a generation we served as as training ground for young people entering the careers loyal to the community members and volunteers and trained and developed their knowledge and skills to further their careers and their aspirati

(hablando en inglÉs) desde el sÁbado brenda solo ha podido ver su tienda de antigÜedads en el periÓdicotal. el gobernador meryland declarÓ estado de emergencia, el deseo es reconstruir, y es una tarea abrumadora y tomarÁ tiempo. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. marÍa elena: a 99 dias que las elecciones generales, la candidata demÓcrata hillary clinton tiene una ventaja sobre donald trump, los sondeos realizados antes, durante y despuÉs de las convenciones, y ahora estÁ adelante de donald trump por dos puntos, cuanto podrÍa afectaafectarle al magna repudio de los padres musulmanes del estadounidense muerto en irak. lourdes: donald trump continÚa con las crÍticas a este matrimonio que perdiÓ a su hijo en la guerra de irak, dÍas despuÉs que tromp dijera que no ha sacrificado nada por su paÍs. y donald trump dijo que la religiÓn de su madre no le permitÍa hablar. donald trump twitea que tiene derecho de defenderse de mensajes viciosos. (hablando en inglÉs) donald trump tambiÉn declarÓ que Él si habÍa hecho sacrificios trabajando duro y creando miles de empleos. (hablando e

brenda, keep in touch, okay?will. >> if you need a cup of sugar, delivery down the street. >> every now and then. >> i've never turned on my stove. >> have you ever heard from police as far as any leads who this guy is? >> no, all i heard is they are looking for him, they've been looking for him, and -- >> he is pretty recognizeable. >> yes, he is. >> thank you. >> thank goodness you guys are okay. >> uh-huh. >> all right. never heard this term, you can't put the toothpaste back in the tube. >> well, you can't, mike. >> what's the lesson we're supposed to learn from that phrase? >> mom shared a lets on with her daughter, it is an important thing, okay? >> all right, all right. >> but first, when it comes to this heat, nice day, right, this heatwave? >> some of these high schools still have football practice this early in the morning, chris murphy tried to beat the heat. >> that's impressive, isn't it? now, if i had to do that 500 times today, i would be sweating and dripping. you need the water. you need to stay

rafi: brenda rivera advirtiÓ que el zika es un reto para la comunidad mÉdica de puerto rico, y para el el tema del zika es un tema a nivel nacional, la o ms lo ha declarado una el inteligencia de salud pÚblica a nivel mundial, no solamente en puerto rico el zika es una emergencia de salud pÚblica. rafi: aunque todavÍa no se han registrado nacimientos de bebÉs con microcefalia tampoco se descarta. ilia: vamos a repÚblica dominicana en donde tras varios meses de conversaciones el gobierno firmÓ un acuerdo con 13 gremio de salud, andrea nos trae los detd detalles. andrea: el acuerdo contempla pensiÓn con el Último salario base e incentivos de las mayorÍas de los centros de salud pÚblica, para el personal de salud por concurso cuando sea necesario cuando trabajan en dos instituciones y un aumento de sueldo . >> auxiliar de enfermerÍa, de farmacia. andrea: el acuerdo establece lo obligatorio de cumplir con el horario de trabajo. >> nunca en la historia se habÍa negociado y firmado un pacto como en estos momentos con todas esas esas indicaciones. andrea: la ministra llamÓ a estar abierto al

tras una discusiÓn brenda martÍnez tecolote y un aÑo sacÓ un bate y la golpeÓ varias veces en la cabezaron suspendidos por realizar mensajes discriminativas y homofobos. la huelga de los trabajadores del tribunal del condado de santa clara, entra hoy en su sexto dÍa y a falta de una soluciÓn a la disputa laboral ambas partes accedieron a reunirse con un mediador, la negociaciÓn de un contrato estÁ tratándose por diferencias en el salario. la deserciÓn escolar es un grave problema social sobre todo entre la comunidad hispana. un nuevo tipo de academia en el condado de santa clara ofrece ayuda a los jÓvenes, de eso hablaremos mÁs tarde. antes vamos a contar que el dÍa de ayer juzgado federal encontrÓ culpables a algunas personas. eso tras... los funcionarios de la ciudad dicen estar satisfechos con el veredicto. el fiscal de el condado de san mateo dijo que esta contenta con la decisiÓn del juzgado, por encontrarlo culpable. enseguida una experta nos dice quÉ derecho tienen los trabajadores cuando el empleador debe verificar su elegibilidad para trabajar. ademÁs, estudiante que abandonaro

we will then hear from brenda, attorney at law for muslim advocates. she serves as the director for the program to strengthen muslim charities and muslim advocates. she has ten years of experience in civil rights, regulatory right -- laws. she focuses on helping community institutions and houses of worship by educating them about their legal rights and insuring their protection in the current climate of anti-husband limb sentiment. through her role she advocates for improving policies related to hate crimes, bullying and discrimination. she works directly with affected communities on a national level. next we will hear from are dr. basi, a clinical assistance professor in the department of psychiatry at michigan state university, and she's a staff psychiatrist at the university student health center. she emigrated from pakistan and settled in the united states in the year or 2000 with her husband and three daughters. dr. basi was awarded a fellowship to create awareness about cultural competency, to redefine it as not just tolerance for others, but acc

algunas de ellas venÍan con una fuerte inclinaciÓn a este mundo como la mexicana brenda de la cruz, ellamos 20 aÑos se necesitarÁn cientos de miles de empleos en ciencia y tecnologÍa segÚn esta experta. >> pero estamos hablando de cientos de millones de trabajos en las prÓximas dos dÉcadas. estamos hablando de que se estima que un trabajo en la ciencia, tecnologÍa e ingenierÍa va a tener aproximadamente un 25% mayor ingreso que un trabajo no en las ciencias y tecnologÍa. reporter la peruana paola moren estudiÓ doctorado en ciencia molecular en stanford. >> casi siempre van a ver personas de tu propia familia o personas de la que confÍas mucho e te van a decir que esas metas que te estÁs planteando son increÍbles, pero mejor plantear otra porque no las vas alcanzar. si no creo en ustedes mismas, quienes lo van a hacer? reportera: en el campamento han compartido experiencias de vida y han fortalecido sus capacidades. un estudio de la consultora adecco estima que para el 2020 se necesitarÁn en el mundo 700.000 empleos en el Área de tecnologÍa de la informaciÓn. por eso hay que preparar a lo

. >> kris: brenda hernandez says she saw the chase play out online. >> they had to literally force him out of the truck. it was bad. >> kris: according to police, the suspect then tried the set himself on fire with butane but was taken into custody. then, as officers were searching his car... another pursuit just steps away. >> kris: two police cruisers were led down a narrow road. >> you have kids all other -- over the place and these people who don't care about smashing into anyone. >> kris: no update from police, but brenda hernandez is just very happy that no one was injured. >> very grateful and very happy no one was hurt. i'm surprised really. >> kris: the driver from that first pursuit was a 50-year-old man from bedford. he was taken be checked out. live in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: right now police in ayer are looking for an alleged bicycle thief. they say someone stole a bike that belongs to a 14-year-old boy who has autism. officers say the boy's parents reported that the bike had been stolen over the weekend. friends have started a

brenda thank you so much. appreciate it go get dry. just so you know, we're collecting all of this stuff here drive safe. collecting all items here. after today, you can go to the teaching tools store which located on howard avenue, they will be collecting supplies from here on out. so there you go. it you can't donate today, teaching tool story off howard, vanessa. yeah absolutely cannot have too many supplies. i know, we were, anticipating the rain and i feel like us were concerned maybe folks won't come outdo nate i'm so shocked but maybe i shouldn't be shocked. just our viewers, right? that's thing all of us were nervous. maybe that's the word nervous we wouldn't get good turn out quick will reminded how fantastic our viewers. they delivery every time there's a need. gosh she certainly do. and thank you to everyone who came out. good job out there walter. and we want to get some top entertainment headlines right now. starting off with a wrestler and actor. we're talking about the rock. you know he's adding new line to his resume sn

halbach family before proceeding.he thinks the logical thing to do is file an appeal the family of brenda is looking to raise money -- in case he gets out of prison. his mother set up this go fund me page after the ruling.the state has 90 days to decide whether to retry dassey or let him go.at last check, the go fund me site.. has raised about nine hundred dollars. a bold move by a suspected drunk driver.madison police say the woman disobeyed an order to get out of her car, and instead cracked open a beer in front of the officer! it took several officers to jailed on suspicion of reckless driving and operating while a florida man says he won't ever bring a hoverboard into his home again ... after it caught fire and exploded .the man says the hoverboard had been plugged-in for weeks when he heard a loud "pop" and found a fire in one bedroom. investigators believe the batteries may have gotten so hot they burst and shot across the hall into a second bedroom. "it was quite a large pyrotechnic display. there was flaming pieces, flaming ks ball. i kind of poked my head around the door 'cause,

brenda lisa gonzales spoke with the father about the search for his son. >> reporter: after seven months% son.>> i have come to a place where you push forward and search. you do not speculate. and i think that it is better that way. >> reporter: remembers talking to his son back in january. 2 days later he finished his shhft, and no from him since. the search led investigators 20 miles away to the spot. they found johnson's car parked here with no sign of johnson. after that, the trail goes cold. with the help of friend, johnson is offering up a $100,000 reward to find his son.>> hopefully the reward will bring forward some information that will give us some peace and some closure. >> reporter: they posted this will come forward.>> critical information or even finding rider. >> reporter: the one-year mark is coming up. if need be he plans to keep searching well after that. >> i think we will keep searching no matter what. and we will not quit. and alamosa has died after a crop duster he was flying crashed. he died in the crash yesterday. he was spring a barley field when it happened. >>>

. >> reporter: brenda hernandez saw the chase play off online. >> they had to literally force him out of the truck. it was bad. >> reporter: according to police, the suspect then tried to set himself on fire with butane, but was taken into custody, then as officers were searching his car -- [sirens] >> reporter: another pursuit just steps away. >> like two chases in one. >> reporter: a driver with no front tire leading two police cruisers down a >> you have kids all over the place and these people that don't care about smashing into anybody's car pretty much. >> reporter: no update from police how that pursuit ended, but for brenda hernandez, was just happy that no one was injured on such a dangerous afternoon. >> very grateful that no one got hurt. i am just surprised really. >> reporter: very unfortunate. the driver from that first pursuit was a 50-year-old man from new bedford. he had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> a story you will see from from the secret service agent critically injured in a deadly car crash in new hampshire back in december. garrett fitzgeral

congressman brenda lawrence and i are working on a bill, part of it is called urban progress, and partof that bill is police-committee relations because it is important that we diversify the criminal justice system, not only the police but the prosecutors and on and on because we need a diverse group of people working in these arenas. also, as my colleague talked about, hope. we have to make sure that people have jobs and job skills and all of that, and i think that once we arm our citizenry that will make it easier for police officers in the neighborhood. so thank you again. thank you, chairman, thank you to the dean of the house, appreciate your hospitality, and i look very forward to us coming to chicago, which is the epicenter of a lot of these ills. thank you.

. >> 26-year-old brenda garcia thought it would be fun to bring her daughter brianne in to work at dunkin' donuts on north front street in olney on monday. she wanted the seven-year-old to see what mommy does and brianna was excited. >> she brought her coloring books and everything. it was just like a normal day. >> and snacks. >> and snacks. >> reporter: but several hours into garcia's shift, a nightmare started to unfold before her eyes. with her innocent daughter watching in horror. this as the chilling surveillance video. it was just after 4:00 p.m. a customer or so she thought came in and asked for bottle of water. >> garcia placed it on the counter. >> next thing i looked down when i looked up i seen a gun in my face. when i seen the gun, i seen my life in seconds because he pulled a little thing back. >> reporter: as frightened as garcia was she was more afraid for her little girl. standing right there by the counter. >> she was like mommy, mommy. >> garcia tried to reassure her daughter she was okay. and told her to just step back. >> so she stepped to the corner and the guy was j