brenda: me casÉ joven, a los 18 aÑos. tengo tengo un niÑo de 15.1 de ocho y uno de cinco. de amor. paula, jefa de cabina y su esposo, asistentes de vuelo, subieron al aviÓn con la ilusión de que el papÁ bendiga sus anillos. >> le contamos que somos marido y mujer, somos matrimonio. tenemos dos hijas y nos gustarÍa que nos hiciera la bendiciÓn. en un momento nos preguntÓ si estÁbamos casados por iglesia, no nos pudimos casar porque el dÍa que nos casa vamos fue el terremoto del aÑo locutor: una victoria para la tecnologÍa. por primera vez un drone salvÓ la vida de un padre de adolescentes que quedÓ atrapado. los jÓvenes no podÍan volver por sÍ mismos a la orilla. en cuanto otro baÑista aviso a las personas de emergencia, a los socorristas y dirigieron el drone al mar. desde el lanzaron un salvavidas. el salvavidas dijo que era muy fÁcil de operar el drone. ilia: yo nunca he sido muy amiga [tema musical] [timbre]

figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friendta and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pay. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the property trying to figure out where she was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> he was hard to read. he would sneak away from time to time trying to collect his thoughts. >> and then at 1:00. bam, bam, bam, three texts. i hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> it gave everyone hope. >> i was like her phone it died, she got it charged, it's good. >

maybe, said david's sister brenda. daisy and elizabeth were always troubled, said brenda. and when elizabeth hit her teens, watch out. >> david and joan did not have the tools needed to deal with what those two girls dished out. it was boys, drugs, violence. if she got angry, she would destroy something of theirs. >> that was hardly elizabeth's view of things. she conceded she was no angel. she acted out all right, never denied that. but elizabeth always claimed it was the adults who made it ugly and hostile at home, where arguments and not affection were the family routine. joan now says she realizes she was manipulated by her daughter. >> i gave up. i hate to admit it. i gave up on that child. i didn't know what to do. >> joan turned the task of parenting elizabeth over to major david, the military man, who did what he could to keep military order. >> he was definitely the tough one. he was the one that would decide the punishment, how long the grounding was going to be. >> a war of wills. david would ground her. elizabeth would escape. david responded with locks and ala

maybe, said david's sister brenda. daisy and elizabeth were always troubled, said brenda.hen elizabeth hit her teens, watch out. >> david and joan did not have the tools needed to deal with what those two girls dished out. it was boys, drugs, violence. if she got angry, she would destroy something of theirs. >> that was hardly elizabeth's view of things. she conceded she was no angel. she acted out all right, never denied that. but elizabeth always claimed it was the adults who made it ugly and hostile at home, where arguments and not affection were the family routine. joan now says she realizes she was manipulated by her daughter. >> i gave up. i hate to admit it. but, yes, i did. i gave up on that child. i didn't know what to do. >> so joan turned the task of parenting elizabeth over to major david, the military man, who did what he could to keep military order. >> he was definitely the tough one. he was the one that would decide the punishment, how long the grounding was going to be. >> a war of wills. david would ground her. elizabeth would escape. david responded with

brenda. >> hello, mr. hoyer. >> good afternoon. my name is sunny lawyer. -- i'm joined by congresswoman brenda lawrence from michigan and by the chairman of the congressional hispanic caucus. michelle obama grisham -- michelle lujan grisham from new mexico. i am very pleased to be here also with an extraordinary talented, committed group of americans who just don't have any paper. in every other sense they're americans. as bob menendez said at the white house yesterday, they put their hand over their heart and pledged allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and they sing the star spangled banner as their national anthem. they came here as young people, as children. and they are in every sense americans. and we are here today with them and with forward u.s. to talk about making sure that their status, which the president of the united states whom i sat next to yesterday said should not be returned or sent to someplace they do not know and is not their country and that they ought to stay here. mr. president, we agree w

gilberty, next speaker, please. >> brenda peralta, grant and then deparker. -- dee parker. >> i'm brenda peralta, i have been in the sunset over 50 years and i'm in favor of keeping the 44th avenue stop. so i'm just going to say, i'm not going to give you an exact number but i'm in my 60's so i don't have apps, i'm not that i.t. savvy. but i'm still trained, sort of mid block between santiago and taraval, if i hear that streetcar turning the stop, i try to run and go there. go to 44th and taraval. if i'm at 44th and i see a streetcar, i can't be running, you know, two blocks up or two blocks down. if i am doing that, you know, being that our human nature. i'm looking out for myself, i may not see a car coming up or down. i might come close to being hit. that would be my own fault. but the point is, just trying to make those extra blocks, trying to still get to work on time, you know, that's very difficult. people have mentioned the education part, if you do make some changes. i know i was just driving, let's see, i was going towards the beach. i saw the no left-hand turn sign on taraval,

[applause] i'd now like to introduce briefly brenda lawrence from the state of michigan. [applause] >> thank you, congressman steny hoyer. in thank you for your leadership and hispanic caucus. hector and every last one of you here, this is what i have to say today. this is what democracy looked like. i love this amazing country, this country of rights and freedoms. but sometimes in our country's history we didn't get it right. i stand here as an african-american woman who my forefathers based on the laws and the policies of this country enslaved my forefathers. but democracy spoke and people stood up just like these young people today and we stood strong and our country was confronted with the injustice of their practices and their laws and we were able to change it. and that's why we're standing here today. we will not be silent. we will not allow our country who we know, we say one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all for you to have the audacity to exclude, to be lazy, to not leg legislate, to protect these amazing people who are contributing

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brenda fitzgerald in happier days after she was hired. fitzgerald bought stock in back ban and medical companies after she took the job running the cdc. the cdc is the lead federal agency for preventing and reducing tobacco useful obviously that's a conflict of interest and she has left the cdc this morning. >>> just a short time ago, one of the most influential republican voices in congress said he will leave as well. trey gowdy, the congressman from south carolina, said he will not run for re-election. you probably know him best as the head of the panel grilled hillary clinton over benghazi. fitzgerald was hired by former health and human services direct or tom price who resigned last year after taking private jets to couldn't duct government business. >> the president of the united states! >> the state of the union got generally in marks for that address. it was his first west heard the usual calls for unity, praise for various guests in the audience. one of the things we were looking for was trump's plan on immigration. here's the pla

hi brenda there was indeed a small russian contingent and offer it contingent and to the chorus believed even the russians who was there would be more or less safe from terror attacks experts say kurds obviously believed that the turkish and forces wouldn't come because russia has a sort of agreement with the pentagon covering that part of syria but last week a turkish military location came to moscow for told with the russian minister of defense and apparently they reached a deal the deal supposedly allowed to turkish forces to go to a free while turkey for its part allowed to russian iranian and syrian forces so everyone fighting on the syrian government's side to bomb the syrian opposition into it so they have obviously been to operations going on at the same time on the ground as rational duration in one of these so-called these collation zones and to the turkish operation against the kurds ok so if we go to operations going on once the dust settles i mean yuri what does russia plan to get out of all of this. well russia is a big military power brand to the has become an influential

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oh, baby i'm here, with my girlfriend brenda.now, at the hospital yesterday she got out of the hospital, not because of the game but because you wanted to come and have breakfast. >> that is right. >> so lets get an eagles chant for brenda, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles karen and lauren, back to you. >>> and foles able to getaway and throw, pass is caught, jeffery, touchdown. >> nothing short of the perfect pass from nick foles right there and that is just one of the many highlights, stellar performance from last night's game. >> that is just so exciting, we hung on every single play, euphoria would be the good word for the mood. >> energy of the linc was electric, that is another good word. been a season where bad things give way to great things and fans just can't contain themselves. they are sport ago this dogmas took cheer on the bird, many people, even making some super bowl signs saying bring on brady. we're ready for him. >> we were celebrating. we had to run outside and scream. that is what people were doing off the street, setting

you tell me something, i'm going to tell you just like it is. >> you know, miss brenda, she's old.espect older people. but -- she really struck a nerve. >> [ bleep ]. put an egg in tha shoe and beat it. ♪ beat it beat it >> i just got bad news [ bleep ] -- >> i'm ready to give up. >> come on, just play. >> who just dealt? >> i just want to be heard. i want to be understood. i want to be listened to for once. one time. you don't get that here. all you do is get punished, punished, punished. >>> coming up, jasmine slaughter is forced to leave the housing unit. >> miss claiborne was like, you're making it worse for yourself. i said, i don't care anymore. >> running up the steps crying, talking about it's on now, it's on now. it's on now. >> and -- >> you pled not guilty to fighting. i'm finding you guilty. >> josh franklin and darrick elmore learn that the penalty for fighting over monopoly isn't paid with paper money. thing so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because

brenda brito nos presenta su caso y nos cuenta porque le aterra la idea de regresar a su pas... este grillete y me dijeron que me va a deportar y si no tengo los pasaportes de mis niÑos me los van a quitar. su mundo se vino abajo luego de asistir a su habitual cita con oficiales de inmigracin, quienes le dijeron que el 20 de febrero sera deportada. vernica ramos / guatemalteca al regresar a guatemala mi suegro me va a violar. vernica sali huyendo de la violencia en guatemala hace ms de un aÑo y al verse obligada a regresar ahora teme lo peor, sobre todo por sus pequeÑos. vernica ramos / guatemalteca tambin con la guerra de unos municipios, a veces nos quitan a los menores que se los llevan a guerrear con ellos. asegura que la falta de orientacin por parte de expertos legales no le permiti continuar con proceso. vernica ramos / guatemalteca cuando llegue no tena dinero para pagar un abogado pero ahora quiero hacer todo para que me dejen aqu. por lo que abogados de inmigracin enfatizan que es muy importante buscar especialistas para luchar por quedarse en el pas. rubn reyes / abog

dios y luego con telemundo que llegaron como unos angeles a mi vida out hoy el rostro de la senora brendaecimiento y junto a sus seis hijos ven como el buen corazon de nuestra comunidad le ayudan a construir un hogar que para ella se le hizo muy dificil poder levantarlo sola take sot in " toda la va he t hasta que no pude mas entre golpes de martillo, sodos de cerrullo un grupo de carpinteros, pintores, plomeros y electricistas se unieron y atendieron al llamado de la familia juanita castro que al ver el reportaje de esta situacion no pudo hacer oidos sordos pues ella tambien ha pasado nececidades take sot in " cuando vi el reportaje out vamos ayudarele en los que podamos todos estan ofreciendo sus talentos y dispuestos a terminar el nuevo hogar de la familia ramirez despues de que la agencia federal para el manejo de emergencias fema le negara la ayuda por situaciones de burocracia take sot in " todos son voluntarios out ayudar a la senora por eso ahora todos coinciden que harvey dejo una gran leccion contar nuestras bendiciones y creer en el ser humano take sot in " todo a pesar de tant

brenda fitzgerald stepped down due to investment issues. she's been in the position for six months, yesterday, "politico" reported she traded stock while leading antismoking efforts with the cdc. records showed it happens one month avenue becoming director. >>> the former team doctor for usa gymnastics is not finished hearing how awful his actions were. he's in court today for sentencing in another case than the one from last week. he's in a michigan courtroom for a sentencing hearing that centers on assaults in a gymnastics club. he admitted to abusing three girls, and nearly 60 women and girls plan to address him in court. >> i felt what my 9-year-old self felt then, alone, scared, and in pain. his hands touched me, and this was the first time. this was the first time i had a flashback. >> remember, last week, a judge gave him at least 40 years in prison in that separate case. meanwhile, several former gymnasts sexual assaulted by nassar spoke out wanting them to report abuse claims to police. >>> michigan state university named its new i

if no relatives are willing or able to help brenda slater and her team have four hours to find a new family in accordance with regulations our entire circuit has been removing an average of eighty five children a month so we had a day last week where we had ten children removed in one night within two hours so when situations like that happen you know we're calling foster parents but there are not enough foster families to take on this important responsibility. as a foster mother she took an eight in when he was nine months old and made sure that his contact with his birth mother never broke off kate explains how it is when drug addicted parents suddenly take a sober view of their own lives to keep that momentum going day in and day out when you're sober for maybe the first time in your life and you're confronting all sorts of restricts now what have you felt whether overcoming but when they are when you think about what they have to go through day to day if they can see that maybe every day and it's like this is what i work for this is why i'm doing this. to be a court gave his moth

from austria to brenda. cistercian monks has come to bring life to noise. no monks have lived here for two hundred his. so what is ministry life like today. what do the neighbors think. months on a mission. and thirty minutes on t w. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa the. stories of people making a difference shaping their nation lives and their continent doubling as news multimedia series for africa live. dot com africa on the move. it tells us stirring stories. it makes us laugh. and cry live tremble and smile. magical images and emotions. licking of the magazine every weekend own d w c. this is a fifteen year old girl. being gang raped. the teacher is beating a boy for talking back and class. by the rest of the class watchers. and here is a tall tourist being killed by his mother. breaking up last. just child sleeps in the streets because her family through iran. from here. online bowling. pushes a teenager over their heads. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean others and there are make them visi

brenda's gotta take the test. hurry up, seabiscuit. - finally. - i saved time by not washing my hands. - ugh. - all right, let me see, let me see. - gross.

. >> reporter: brenda tay look says her niece louise turpin grew up in west virginia but left decades ago. she wants justice for the children. >> they should prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law even if she is my niece. >> reporter: before they moved to texas, they lived in this home. the floors were covered in waste and the windows boarded up. >>> an ex-classmate has been charged. blade bernstein was visiting over the weekend. samuel woodward took bernstein to a park and killed him with a knife. bernstein's parents said the murder may have been a hate crime against their gay son. >>> this flu season is outbreaking. every area showed widespread activity. this year's strain is particularly dangerous for older patients but everyone is at risk. in california, 42 people under the age of 65 have died from the flu this season. dr. tara narula reports. >> you just don't think that a healthy 40-year-old woman is going to die from the flu. >> reporter: that's what walt oxley says happened to his daughter katy oxley thomas. he said the california mother of three was in excellent heal

model that i'd need to also known they were all smokes or brenda felt any. danger of time to show like on his own would you have to duck and the low shots of the advice i was to get asked and i would have a profit without the first so we will move in with stuff but awol and he said as she. bore me a month left i said i have a faith that i was five. zero. zero. zero. listed on. monday don't lie. down oh. that's. good that will go off. and i feel as if i said a male friend simplified the idea i had met our task in perfect. well and then. but i can. go so the shrunken is that i'd know how them to fit in there and now that i. forgot to find out about myself them and i let this year are that i was there must be a little bit. going on with the last few more of the nor the time so i feel a novel way on the whole good out thing that sort of the shot i haven't had that the height of the. sun is no no talent in a flash and that there's a note almost nothing but what i've got in my new. and . i don't lose each other photo fall. when you enter the city one of the first

brenda freese. frazier was tough to stop down low. 17 points and 8 rebounds for frazier.chen, the sophomore, was on fire. 6 of 10 from behind the arc. michigan state with an 11-0 run to end the third quarter. michigan state pulls off the big upset beating maryland 82-68. >>> other local men's scores for you. mount st. mary's won their third straight. and the american university eagles beat loyola, maryland, 76-65. a couple good scores in there. >> yeah, finally. . >>> mary j. blige, singer/songwriter, now an actress. today she got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. she's in a new movie before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month