these are the favor rilt colors of one classmate, britney richardson.as diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. and she's been undergoing treatment. >> her entire school decided to come together to show how much they love and support her throu this process. >> can you imagine how much hope and inspiration this would give you? because with cancer, you have to fight every single day. >> the fact doing a single shot thing like this takes a lot of planning. >> right. >> a lot of planning. >> to get that many high schoolers on the same page, wearing the same colors, it's like hearding katz. >> they all did it, it's awesome. takes us into the gym, you see a bunch of classmates on the bleachers ♪ you're going to hear me roar >> awesome! >> happy tingles. >> to tell us how she feels about the fact this video was made, we have britney via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. did you have any clue that your classmates were planning this video? and what did you feel when you saw it? >> i did not know at all. i was shaking when i first seen it. i was so happ

they'll take you to locations hours from oakland and make you work. >> britney grew up in an affluenturb of san jose with a mother, a father, a house, and a boat. her nightmare started when she was just 15. she agreed to meet a guy she met online at a party. >> i remember he said, you're going to bust tricks for me. i said, well, what is a trick? and he said, i'm going to post you on the internet and these men are going to call you. i'm going to set these appointments up. you're going to [ bleep ] them, get the money, and give it to me. i said, no. that's the first night i got my ass beat. i almost died that night. >> for four years, britney was an internet sex slave, prostituted by three different men, but it was her first pimp who broke her spirit with a beating so savage, she never considered running. >> he was the worst. he beat me almost every day. i remember one incident i was driving in a car with him. i was going to an out call. when you're in a car with a pimp you're not supposed to look to your right. you're not supposed to look to your left. you're just supposed to look str

britney silvo was killed by an amtrack teen in may.he family says she was texting and listening to music when the accident happened. >> she was listening to music, both head phones in. >> cynthia says what she thinks happened to her daughter, britney, as the teen walk across the train tracks before 6:00 p.m. monday night. >> looki ining down like this, t see the arms down behind her, had the headphones in, and she couldn't hear the train coming. >> 18-year-old britney silva died instantly when the train hit her at high speed. apparently because of the ear buds, she did not hear a witness yell for her to get out of the way. >> i tell all of you young ones out there, when you walk down the street and you got your headphones on, keep one in and one out so you can hear the world around you. >> she was a senior at the high school set to go to the prom this weekend and graduate in june. >> she was always so nice and complimenting people all the time, you know what i mean? so outgoing and loving. this is such a tragic thing that happened to s

i guess i'm yelling to you, britney, on your ledge. i'm asking you to stay with us as long as possible. >> reporter: and some doctors have concerns too. >> the patient has the autonomy to choose how they live or end their life. but to ask the physician to be compe -- >> reporter: maynard said her goals were simply. >> mostly do boil down to my family and friends. and making sure they all know how important they are to me. and how much i love them. >> reporter: maynard may have public opinion on her side. gallup poll shows majority doctors should be allowed by law to end the patient's life by some painless needs if the patient asks. whether that translates into legislation is a much more complicated political question, brian. >> kate snow with us here tonight. kate, thank you as always. >>> another break. we're back in a moment with one of the more daring stunts pulled over for the benefit of a film and a long time, and that is a big star hanging off the side of a large aircraft. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i ha

yesterday 29-year-old britney manard took the lethal drugs prescribed by doctor.rminal brain cancer and given six months to live. the lone survivor of a tragedy at sea that killed four people described his ordeal today. philip sanchez told abc7 news he can't believe he survived and it will be hard living with the guilt. the bop capsized when a rogue wave hit the fishing boat near bodega bay. >>> near san francisco two people went to the hospital after a pesticide spilled in a garage. it happened in the sunset district. firefighters diluted the company cal with water. the chemical with water. >>> memorials for two sheriff deputies killed in a shooting rampage. they will remember deputy danny oliver in roseville tomorrow. another service will honor detective michael davis, junior at the same church on tuesday. prosecutors believe louis enrique killed both law men and his wife also faces murder charges in the killing. a deadly accident in roseville near sacramento involving ride share service lift. the accident happened yesterday on interstate 80. the chp says the dr

and britney maynard's fight is over. the right to die advocate ends her battle with cancer by taking her own life. we begin in ukraine where pro-russia separatists in the east are tallying the results of an election in kiev, the united states and other western countries are refusing to recognize. more than 500,000 people voted, and in the self-declared republic of donesk, the current prime minister is shaping up to win in a landslide. >> reporter: counting votes in eastern ukraine's rebel elections. but these results won't surprise anyone. only pro-russian separatists stood for office. a logical next step, say rebel supporters, toward full independence. we won't be recognized internationally unless we have our own leadership says this man. now that the people are voting for that, we hope the war can end soon. this is the violent backdrop to the vote. more than 4,000 dead in a conflict that's ravaged eastern ukraine for months. despite the truce with government forces on paper, on the ground sporadic fighting has continue

britney spears is just 32, a mother of two.rsol, son of the tv exec dick ebersol. >> they've been around so long. >> the two have been seen out together, including a ceremony in las vegas where she had her very own britney spears day declared in her honor. that must be pretty big if he showed up for that. right? >> i don't know. yes, i have been having -- >> a yard stuck to measure hollywood. >> this is why i've been having trouble sleeping. i didn't know about britney spears' dating life. >> now you can go home and sleep better. >> things will be good now. no, congratulations to her. like to see britney spears happy. >>> a lot of people will be happy about this next story. "toy story." abc's parent company and pixar announced there will be a "toy story 4." >> the movie franchise that changed the animation game as we know it is scheduling a release date of june 2017. pixar's chief creative officer john lasiter directed the first and second "toy story film and said the new idea for number 4 has him so excited he can't stop think

her sister-in-law saying, fly with the angels, britney. i know you'll watch over all of us. karen. >> thank you very much, chris. our coverage continues and you can join our conversation in the discussion on this issue dying with dignity by coming to our facebook page myfoxphilly.com. >>> candidates get a big push from big names in the final days of the race for the pennsylvania governor's office. our commander in chief touched down in philadelphia tonight. president obama walked off air force one as you see there before heading over to temple university to cam page for tom wolf. meantime, republican incumbent governor tom corbett also got help from a famous friend. new jersey governor chris christie campaigning with corbett at a at an event tonight in ivyland, bucks county. >> fox 29's dave kinchen on top all of this life on temple university's campus in north philadelphia tonight. dave how did it go out there? >> reporter: well it was certainly a big night for tom the democratic candidate for governor here in pennsylvania. president barack obama throwing his support behind

britney y su familia se mudaron a oregÓn, donde es legal el suicido asistido, su decisiÓn conmoviÓ ae compartiÓ 6 aÑos mÁs despuÉs de su diagnÓstico. >>> ella era una guerrera, me decÍa mami donde sea como sea, voy a vivir. >>> a su esposo le decÍa que rehaga su vida y que se convierta en padre, y a su madre que no se deprima y sea feliz, su decisiÓn trae a la mesa nuevamente el debate sobre la vida y la muerte. >>> existe dios, y siempre hace milagros. >>> solo ella sabe el dolor que tenÍa, entonces, prefiere, digamos, terminar su vida si es demasiado el dolor. >>> ambas jÓvenes fallecieron demasiado pronto, y ademÁs, ambas dejaron un gran legado. >>> tanto britney como raquel dejaron una gran enseÑanza, vivieron cada instante, disfrutando cada momento al mÁximo al lado de quienes mas amaban. >>> quÉ historia que deja a uno pensando. >>> al regresar en "noticiero telemundo", dejÓ la escuela, se uniÓ a una ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> una latina aspira a convertirse en la prÓxima vicegobernadora de nevada. algo que hasta diez aÑos hubiera sido improbable, casi imposible. >>> abandonÓ la escuela,

. >>> britney maynard ended her life on saturday.usband had to move from california to oregon where the state's death with dignity act allows terminally ill residents to obtain lethal prescriptions from doctors. joan o'brien reports. >> reporter: britney maynard refused to let death come to her. in the last weeks of her life, she remained as active as possible, going through her bucket list and visiting the grand canyon with her husband dan. she had been given just months to live after being diagnosed with brain cancer at the beginning of the year, shortly after her wedding. but as her condition worsened, she said she would end her own life on november 1st, shortly after her husband's birthday. one of her biggest fears was that she would lose the ability to choose. >> when people criticize me for not, like, waiting longer or, you know, whatever they have decided is best for me, it hurts because really i risk it every day. every day that i wake up. >> reporter: this weekend, britney maynard took lethal medication prescribed by a docto

. >> britney carlson contacted 7 on your side hoping that we could find people who rescued her after a fiery car crash in 2011. here is a story you only see on seven. >> it was at this intersection thanks giving day three years ago that britney carlson was involved in an accident as her car sat here on fire. she was trapped inside and to strangers pulled her out to safety. she hasn't seen them since, until today. and embrace between strangers that know each other in a way no one else can. andre matlock is one of the men britney carlson calls her angel after he saw her involved in an accident on what -- watkins park drive in 2011, he jumped into action and saved her life. he and another man did not hesitate because she was trapped. broken bones left her unable to move, but they pulled her to safety. it's been three years since then, but when she thinks -- when she thinks of what she's thankful for, she wanted to finally say thanks in person. our camera was there to witness the moment. >> nothing can explain the thanks i have in my heart. >> i would do it again for someone else. >> thi

britney maynard who has brain cancer, moved there because it's only one of five states that allows thenally ill to end their suffering. >> i hope to enjoy however many days i have left on this beautiful earth as spend as much of it outside as i can surrounded by those i love. >> before she died britney maynard's video explaining her decision was seen by nearly 10 million people. in oregon, more than 700 people have used a doctor to help them die in relatively comfort. pam's husband ben was one of them. >> emaciated and in terrible pain from incurable cancer that had spread throughout his bed in may of 2012 ben told her he was ready to die. >> as for me, it was my last gift of love to my husband because it was his choice. >> following the strict medical guidelines in oregon law the couple consulted with physicians including with dr. david grube. >> he was really sick. i met him in his bedroom with his wife, pam, and he was competent. he was alert. he knew what he wanted. >> oregon law requires the terminally person to be mentally capable of making the decision, and must take the drugs t

i am joined right here by kecia gaither, her mom, and britney.er sister kecia, you spoke to your daughter on the phone what did she say. >> she told me to come get her. she told me she loved me and come get her. >> what's your emotions tonight after this. >> oh. >> i'm high, i'm happy. [cheers] >> kecia, last night, you stood in front of our cameras and you said my daughter is a fighter. she is going to fight her way out of this. she is going to walk home to my house. that came true. >> that's right. i always knew my daughter was coming home. not a count in my mind she was coming home. i had to wait for the day she was coming home. >> britney you tell me your reaction to your sister being found safe tonight. >> i was happy. i got the phone call britney they say oh my god they got your sister she is okay. mom! >> >> she kishona. >> my twin home. that's my twin. >> you are happy. you promised me last night she cass going to come home. >> yeah, i told you after she come home. >> they also got the suspect tonight is he delvin barnes. your thoughts ab

. >> earlier this year in april, 29-year-old britney maynard was given six months to live after being diagnosed with advanced brain cancer. she made headlines when she pledged to end her life with the help of a doctor rather than continue to suffer. mayna maynard's announcement caused much debate. joining me is kathy lynn grossman, senior national correspondent for religion news service who has been writing about death and dying for many years. kathy, welcome. good to have you here. >> thank you, bob. >> how do we all divide on this? >> americans divide fairly sharply on this issue. it depends on their value system. if their values are primarily based on what they believe and the personal choices they want to make, personal control over things, value system versus people who make their decisions based on religious choices that god alone decides the day of your death. >> it's pretty evenly divided? >> it is. research has known. >> what's the difference between what we are talking about here and euthanasia? >> there is a very sharp difference. euthanasia is deliberately killing somebody

i hope britain passes this law. >> reporter: after britney maynard's death, tens of thousands commented on social media. most were sympathetic. her final personal choice played out in the most public of forums >>> let's get an update on the sport. >> chelsea have their leading striker dayingo costar available on saturday. he has been struggling with illness and injury. chelsea are on top, liverpool are short of the form that saw them finish second last season. they looked set to win the title, before suffering a home defeat against chelsea. kick-off at anfield is less than two hours away. >> looking at that performance, we didn't get the result that we would have wanted. it's a new challenge, and a tough game. the strongest team at the moment is at the top. for us, playing at anfield, no matter the opponent. we have every confidence to go and get a good result. >> in the past we had clear examples of affecting other performances. goals that are not roles, penalties that are not given. and this kind of situation. but i think it is a fantastic atmosphere >>> there are six matches in total

britney maynard chose to end her life thisened after suffering from terminal brain cancer. nbc bay area's mark matthews spoke with the group trying to authorize death with dignity in california. he has more from san francisco. >> it will come because i feel myself getting sicker. it's happening each week. >> reporter: compassion and choices believes britney maynard's decision to take her own life will be a turning point in people's understanding. >> because when i'm having a seizure and i can't speak afterwards, i certainly feel as sick as i am. >> reporter: in this video, provided by compassion and choices, maynard talks about her decision to leave california for oregon, one of the five states with right to die laws. and even though californians rejected a right to die measure in 2007, the communications director for compassion and choices believes maynard's story will strike a chord. here's what she told us via skype. >> in california, nearly 70% of californians support death with dignity. >> reporter: she's talking about a recent gallup poll that found 70% in favor of al

in westat is britney virginia talking about her spending habits this season. a "the washington post," story about iraq, plans by the administration to put troops in more of a front-line position. that whole story you can find on the new york times website -- i'm sorry, "the washington post" website. are going to continue on in our discussion on the economy, turning on black friday, to those that they have to work today, but also the have to work for minimum wage. workingtalk about those

show in vegas for britney day, telling our paulie d.e thinks about a possible strip showdown with j. lo. and -- >> with this key, if it could open up any place in las vegas, where would you go? >>> new photo, is heidi klum pregnant? >>> and bethenny versus nene in a new housewives money battle. >>> plus, element tafr's johnny lee miller and lucy liu learning why stars love "extra" in new york. >> wave to the camera. >> hi! >>> this is "extra" at universa entertainment capital of

the action one country is taking over his announcement. >>> britney maynard's decision to take her owne is reigniting the debate over the right to die in california. >>> millions of dollars in taxpayer funded flu vaccines are wasted. we invest gaigates how it happe and why there's no oversight. machine . >>> she chose to end her life because of a terminal diagnosis. her decision is creating a new push in california. her death is reigniting the debate over the right to die in california. the 29-year-old took her life rather than succomb slowly to brain cancer. mark matthews has the story. >> i still get out. >> reporter: she makes her argument for choosing her time to die in a video provided by compassion and choices. here is a bit of it. >> it will come because i feel myself getting sicker. >> reporter: she made this video months ago around the time she set her date of death as november 2nd. people would tell her she didn't look sick which hurt a little. >> when i'm having a seizure and i can't speak afterwards i feel as sick as i am. >> reporter: the video of her and her family is com

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britney maynard decided to end her life after a fight with terminal cancer.ry crawford will have more of her interview with britney. >>> plus investigators are looking into the cause of the virgin galactic spaceship crash. >>> and nancy cordless takes a closer look to influence voters ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections. >>> the redskins arrived at it cfstadium for their game against the vikings yesterday and had thousands of native americans in protest. >>> >> reporter: if you think the redskins should keep their name, minnesota may not have been the best place for you today. it was a peaceful protest but certainly a passionate one as a few thousand people came out here to call on the redskins to change their name. though redskins owner dan snyder has made his position clear, he is not budging. he says he is not going to change the name. >> reporter: thousands in minnesota demand their name back. but native americans admit convincing daniel snyder to give up the redskins name will be a struggle. they say many sports fans have become desensitized to the wor

. >> before she died britney's video explaining her decision was seen by nearly 10 million people. in oregon where the death with dignity act has been in effect since 1997, more than 350 people have used a doctor to help them die in relative comfort. pam's husband ben was one of them. emaciated and in terrible pain from incurable cancer that spread throughout his body in may 2012 ben told her he was ready to die. >> as for me it was my last give of love to my husband because it was his choice. >> following the strict medical guidelines in oregon law the couple consulted with physicians, including david grube. >> he was really sick. i met him with his wife pam. he was competent. he was alert. he knew what he wanted. >> oregon law requires the terminally ill person to be mentally capable of making the decision and must take the drugs themselves out assistance. with a lethal dose of docto doctor-prescribed barbiturates on hand, family and friends gathered to say goodbye. >> we sang songs. read poems. i gave it to ben. he sat on the edge of the bed. took the medication and laid down an

and i went to -- i want to quote britney cooper, her recent essay in "salon," and she was weighing in on this sort of perennial internal debate about whether feminism is dead, and we've spent lots of time in the book and also talking amongst ourselves about, you know, of course we all know, feminism is not dead, otherwise we wouldn't be talking about it. we need to go through this exercise or this ritual cleansing every few months or years or so that, you know, is feminism dead or not. so britney cooper weighs in, and she says -- as she talks about race and feminism in a way that i thought was really, really trenchant. she says -- and she talked about the difference in the way black women and white women will conceptualize feminism in their mind and how they relate to it in their everyday lives. and she says: our feminism looks like an end to police repression of minority communities, access to quality public schools that do not expel our children for minor infractions and an end to the prison industrial complex which locks up far too many of our men and women, fracturing families and

would like some sweet company ♪ ♪ and i'm leaving tomorrow what do you say ♪ >> as you can see, anna, britneyl back. this time the girls are going global. but there is somebody in this movie that may be familiar to some of you. >> we are going to kick your ass. >> what did you say? >> somebody who's been on "right this minute." >> she speaks eight languages. >> for those who don't know who he is, that is d.j., a friend of "right this minute." he is creativity on steroids. >> let's skype with him now to find out about "pitch perfect two." >> hollywood. >> hello, guys. hello. >> how did you get this movie? >> i was eating a sandwich on thstreet. fell inside the casting office. what? >> you've done so many different youtube videos and have gotten so much attention online. what's it like to be on the big screen? >> it feels strange like a dream like you fall asleep and there is a pony and cupcakes and then you awake. who is in the bed with you? a pony and some cupcakes. >> do we hear you sing in this movie? it is a movie about a capella groups. >> i don't want to spoil your alert, but maybe. >> d

. >> i spoke to her sister, britney, and she answered the phone and she sounded gloomy. i said, why do you sound so gloomy? why don't you start cheering? she said, why? i said, we found your sister. i said, put your mother on the phone. her mom got on the phone and i said, we found your daughter. she said thank you very much. >> when did you know that this was the tip that was going to bring her home? >> well, again, not wanting to compromise the investigation, it was some time yesterday afternoon that we can running with that person of interest and that tip. >> is there anything to be learned by -- [ inaudible ] coming home to their family. i know you can't get into specifics about what she did to help herself. but is there anything people could learn from this? >> it was a combination of many, many things. fantastic work on the behalf of the detectives here. great work on behalf of the fbi and atn. the moedia helped us tremendously. got the message out. got a lot of tips. the family worked hand in hand with detective sloan, detectives here, lieutenant otto. they were i

you threw a party for britney spears. >> this, i was a good party promoter. >> when did you get your first big break? jermaineht have been dupree given me an opportunity. you could have been steve rifkin, the founder of loud records. his first person to give me a record deal when no one would. >> how are you looking for talent? >> everyone thinks that every act that i ever sign i blonde up. i signed a couple of accident when aware i failed. >> there are myths about the greatest founders, the greatest entrepreneurs that are boiled into legend. what is the myth of scooter braun and what is the reality? >> the myth is that i plugged them into this machine. it is hard work. every single date is hard work. there was a point when i did such a good job where i went from being ok, to being justin bieber's manager because i good a really good job and so did he. people think that success is just this beautiful glamorous fun thing. i get paid. i do everything else for free. the reality is that i am a who just isd person too stupid to know that i shouldn't be doing something. >> what is her secr

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>> i feel like britney spears is stalking me on the radio.te forcing your suck age on me. >> she's a real man's man. >> i hope you all have a great weekend except you, lisa kudrow, [ expletive ] you. >> if an alien landed here and demanded a famous person to eat, i would drive straight to adam sandler's house. [ expletive ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! love it. it's a rough, rough world out there. >> -- don't go twitter. >>> i want to get your responses to our twitter question this morning. earlier we asked you your favorite nicole's films are. a real tribute to him passing away at the age of 83. >> a lot of our view hearse multiple answers. annie, silk wood, the bird cage, the graduate, who is afraid of virginia wolf, charlie wilson's war and working girl. >> so many wonderful films and so many great stars he influenced. whoopee go whoop whoopee goldberg, he helped discovered her. >>> a look ahead at "morning joe" moments away. oats go! wow! go power oats! go! go power! yayyyy! >>> welcome back. let's get a check on the day ahead. preside

britney married -- brittany maynard ended her life over the weekend. >> her husband and mother supporteddecision and are requesting privacy. a spokesman for "compassion and care," said brittany maynard died as they intended peacefully if her bedroom. the 29-year-old was diagnosissed with aggressive terminal brain cancer in january and moved from the east bay to oregon where the law allows doctors to prescribe fatal drugs do dying pairs. she has been a vocal advocate for the cause saying in videos and blogs everyone deserves the right to die with dignity and explaining her choice. >> since january 1...this is sicker when you are temperature naturally ill. >> the last facebook she says good by to family and friends and says today is the day i have chosen to

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. >> reporter: before she died britney maynard's video explaining her decision was seen by 10 millionpeople. in oregon, where the death with dignity act has been in effect since 1997, more than 750 people had the help of a doctor to die. pam wald's husband ben was one of them. emancipated by cancer. he told her in 2012, that he was ready to die. >> for me, it was my last gift of love for my husband. it was his choice. >> following guidelines, the couple consulted with physicians. >> he was sick. i went to his home, met him in his bedroom with his wife pam. he was compete ent, alert and knew what he wanted. oregon law wanted the terminally ill person to be competent. with a lethal dose of barr bit utes op hand, family and friends gathered. >> we sang songs, read poems. i gave it to ben. he sat on the edge of the bed, took the medication and laid down and his last words were thank you >>> opponents of oregon's death with dignity act say it will lead to laws allowing people who are not terminally illegal to demand assisted suicide. and it degrates the values of the medical profession. >>

it comes after a similar law in oregon after britney maynard took her life. >> on "healthcheck" at 11n is sloppy care of contact lenses. report released from cdc tonight estimate there's nearly a million patient visits to doctors offices and hospitals for cases of

this comes after britney maynard ended her life who moved to oregon who had the choice to die with doctor'shelp offer the choice to patients who have less than six months to live and protect those who want no part of it. >> that's what this legislation is about. personal choice and control of your circumstances. >> it's not clear when or if the senate will vote on the bill, but governor christie said he would not support such a measure. >>> 5:16. this morning we're following new ebola concerns. a doctor in west africa who was diagnosed with that virus will be flown to the u.s. for that treatment. he is a permanent u.s. resident, so he will be treated at the nebraska hospital in omaha. becoming the tenth ebola patient in this country. the previous nine no longer have the virus, one died. today the mayor is expected to announce plans for the trenton ebola awareness walk. that will take place tomorrow morning at 10:30 starting at city hall. >>> doctors say pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane still isn't ready to return to work. she suffered a concussion in a car accident last month. si

. >> bill and britney are standing by. meteorologist bill henley and brittney shipp tracking the storm, and it's already here. >> it is, and fortunately, it is just rain. so, if you have to travel right now, this may be one of the best times of day as the temperature is above freezing this morning. we will break it down neighborhood by neighborhood. brittney shipp will be handling those duties. significantly different, especially north and west today. >> absolutely. so, hour by hour, we'll let you know what to expect, when the snow's going to start and when it's going to stop. i'll have all that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we have the rain already and wet snow will develop as those temperatures fall. the heaviest snowfall still expected to be north and west, which

and unfortunately britney maynard took her own life. >> reporter: the organization compassion and choices took a fatal dose and died surrounded by family and friends. oregon is just one of five states that have a death with dignity act. the law allows terminally ill patients to end their lives with lethal drugs prescribed by a doctor. >>> debora villalon is here with a powerful message that maynard left behind. >> reporter: maynard was a californians, went to cal and irvine but moved to oregon. she became a figure of the death with dignity movement because it was what she wanted for herself. >> if all my dreams came true. i would somehow survive death. >> reporter: maynard talked about her fight with a brain cancer. >> i remember looking at my husband's face at one point and thinking i know this is my husband but i can't say his name. >> reporter: maynard's family describes her as a lifelong adventurer, independent so her decision not to lake cancer take her but to die -- to let cancer take her but to decide to end her life was no surprise. >> i will die upstairs in the bedroom that i sha

. >> they say britney -- they say they got your sister, she is okay, i said mom -- >> i raced so fasty night and police say she did not know barns. is he described as a very dangerous predator who faced charges in a previous case. >>> a high tech system is monitoring fire danger, it collects images from five former look out towers and can take pictures every four to five seconds. >> having a person here is good but we don't have that ability. >> the system is a first of its kind with a $2,000 grant. it will also be used to monitor lightning strikes and downed pg&e lines. >> time is now 5:13 marin county has been placed on the worst places to own a house, i am not kidding. weather channel ranked 17th on the riskiest places to own a home and that puts it below mississippi. a place that was of a advantaged and weather channel earthquake and floods as they put it together and other places also made the list including kearns, santa barbara and san diego county. >> pam? >> what? >> two of my favorite places to live. >>> people are pondering this as they sip their organic -- sustainably grow

. >> bill and britney are standing by. meteorologist bill henley and brittney shipp tracking the storm, and it's already here. >> it is, and fortunately, it is just rain. so, if you have to travel right now, this may be one of the best times of day as the temperature is above freezing this morning. we will break it down neighborhood by neighborhood. brittney shipp will be handling those duties. significantly different, especially north and west today. >> absolutely. so, hour by hour, we'll let you know what to expect, when the snow's going to start and when it's going to stop. i'll have all that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we have the rain already and wet snow will develop as those temperatures fall. the heaviest snowfall still expected to be north and west, which will make for hazardous travel and potential power outages. we're already seeing some cold air north and west, but so far, for our area, it's just rain. the steadier rain is moving across delaware into south jersey and now moving into delaware county and po

britney says this administration has a lack of concern and i'm terrified.d andrea says maybe just maybe they're innocent, judge. andrea, maybe they are. how about we go ahead and release them to your house? and katie says the president has to make serious decisions in the best interests of the country. he can't always tell us why. i don't care why. just make the right decision in the first place. that's it for us tonight. you don't ever watching. huckabee starts right now. >> we are three days with the election and senate at stake. two can go to a run off. who has the wind to their backs and millennial voters was leaning republican and mayor of houston dropped the subpoena and one of the pastors say that is not good enough. we are live on huckabee. (applause) >> and welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you live from new york. you know, t

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