on carla's card.n late 2009, ann abruptly returned to cara and their daughter. carla was history. she was dumped, huh? >> she was blindsided. carla said she was devastated. she took it very hard. >> reporter: so was carla in the basement that march day? here's a person who was romantically involved, emotionally tied to her, is dumped and there are money issues between them. >> she was on the short list of persons of interest or suspects, call them what you will. >> reporter: but carla told investigators she went to her gym, a 30-minute drive from the rintala home, about 3:00 p.m. the afternoon of the murder. said she went out for a long run. then left the gym at 7:00 p.m. investigators located security images that supported her account. is carla's alibi rock solid? or does it have a window for foul play? >> i would say it's pretty rock solid unless she had access to a helicopter. >> reporter: that left investigators with one remaining suspect, the one who'd topped their list since the night of the mur

and what about carla? been miles away at the gym and out running on the day of the murder. security images seemed to support her account. but the defense produced a bank record dated the day of ann's death from an atm closer to the crime scene than the gym. >> did you ever ask her about how that could have happened if she was running in east longmeadow? >> i don't know that -- i've never asked her that. >> reporter: the name of the game for criminal defense lawyers is creating reasonable doubt. had the defense finally gotten there with all 12? >> an anxious wait. did you think this was going to go down in flames again? >> i did. yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: then, the verdict. >> i'm still reeling on that one. >> god, where art thou? (avo) when you have type 2 diabetes, you manage your a1c, but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill. (avo) and fo

brian's wife, carla, was killed, so was their son danny, and daughter noah, the 18-month-old. the day before the shooting, crystal holcomb bragged on facebook about her kaurts emily and megan who had done well in school. >> that's an incredible, incredible devastating loss to this community. >> reporter: the church's pastor, frank pomeroy, and their wife sherri, lost their daughter, too, 14-year-old annabelle. they rushed home when they heard the awful news. >> we lost more than belle yesterday. one thing that gives me a sliver of encouragement is the fact that belle was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she loved fiercely. our building is probably beyond repair. and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday. >> reporter: joann ward and her children brooke and emily were also shot and killed. another daughter rihanna hid, but she survived. so did her 6-year-old brother ryeland who was shot multiple times. population about 700 in this tiny town. the loss is staggering. >> whatever life brings you, lean on your the lord rather than your own unders

brian's wife carla was killed, so was their son danny and granddaughter noa, the 18 month old. the day before the shooting crystal holcomb bragged on facebook about her daughters emily and megan who had done well in a 4-h competition. crystal was pregnant and both girls and their brother greg were killed. >> that is an incredible, incredible devastating loss to this community. >> reporter: the church's pastor frank pomeroy and his wife sherry lost their daughter, too. 14-year-old annabel. they rushed home when they heard the awful news. >> we lost more than bel yesterday. and one thing that gives me a sliver of encouragement is the fact that bel was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she loved fiercely. our building is probably beyond repair and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday. >> reporter: joanne ward and her children brook and emily were also shot and killed. another daughter reanna hid, a bullet shattering her glasses, but she survived. so did her 6-year-old brother rye land who was shot multiple times. in this tiny town, population a

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i think of their sister carla who did not inherit the gene and there is a time when carla was a homecoming queen and a cheerleader and was easily intimidated and would describe herself as a ditz. that changed when her siblings were diagnosed, she devoted the rest of her life to alzheimer's research, she's the one who steered her siblings into these studies and she was the person i reached out to, the idea of the book, without her you would not know anything, science would not be able to study this in much detail. the second lesson i learned from writing this book is in order to succeed you have to fail. i met a lot of brilliant doctors in the course of this research, how unassuming they are, they didn't care about letting you know how important they were, didn't care about credit or in many cases compensation. what they cared about was science and finding that your. this isn't a glamorous field and academia is not a place anybody goes to get rich but you do have to produce to survive. in pittsburgh there was a doctor named bill clunk who has been working there since 1987 and studied alzhei

with me are carla collins, the director of the office of women's policy acting director right now and michele also with the office of women's policy. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you and i, carla, talked about this on this show and news reports about the issue with women and i guess teens, young girls in the criminal justice system. is there like an overall -- what's the main concern? one was they're not treated the same as the men are. >> right. well, some of the concern is that we don't think women and girls should be treated the same. we need to use a gender lens. if you aren't using a gender lens looking at issues particularly in the criminal justice system, we would argue you're going to be failing women and girls. women and girls go into the criminal justice system for different reasons than men and yet, everything about the criminal justice system has been set up and designed around meeting the needs and protecting communities from very dangerous men. so it really is missing the mark when it comes to women and girls. we see that women and girls are the fastest increasi

a live from berlin catalonia independence leader says he'll define an international arrest warrant carla pushed him all is in brussels where authorities are deciding how to respond to the warrant issued by a spanish judge.

. >> they were a family like no other because brian and carla would give you the shirt their back. >> reporter: debbie has known the hole comes for 30 years and says he was so given he planned to donate this building where he'd run his small business to a nearby church. >> >> you don't run into people like the holcombes everyday. >> reporter: on sunday he was leading the first baptist church in prayer. he was filling in because the pastor was out of town. shots rang out, brian's wife, son and granddaughter were killed. the day before the shooting, crystal holcombe bragged on facebook about her daughters emily and megan who had done well in a 4-h competition, crystal who was pregnant, both girls and their brother greg were killed. >> that's an incredible, incredible devastating loss to this community. >> reporter: the church's pastor frank pomeroy and his wife sherry lost their daughter, too, 14-year-old annabelle. they rushed home when they heard the awful [000:03:58;00] belle yesterday. and one thing that gives me a slifver of encouragement is the fact that she was loved fiercely. ou

i think about her sister, carla, who did not inherit the gene and there was a time when carla was a homecoming queen and the cheerleader and easily intimidated and she would describe herself as a ditz and all that changed when her siblings were diagnosed. she devoted the rest of her life to alzheimer's research and she is the one that steered her siblings into the studies and she was a person that i reached out to the idea of a book. without her, you wouldn't know anything i'm telling you and science would not have been able to study the family or this disease in such great detail. the second lesson i learned from writing this book is that in order to succeed you have to fail. i met a lot of brilliant doctors in the course of this research and the funny thing about them was how unassuming they all were. they really did not care about letting you know how important they were. they didn't really care about credit or in many cases even compensation. they cared about was science and what they care about is finding that care. this isn't a glamorous field anm academia is not a place where anyone goe

carla ferstman is the director of human rights organisation redress and has been working with nazanin's her release. we heard another apology from boris johnson. are you happy with that?|j think johnson. are you happy with that?” think what is important is that the government has confirmed that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was in iranfor no nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was in iran for no other reason than to visit herfamily. iran for no other reason than to visit her family. and iran for no other reason than to visit herfamily. and going forward, thatis visit herfamily. and going forward, that is the message that needs to be repeated to everyone. what do you wa nt repeated to everyone. what do you want the british government to do now? there has been talk of diplomatic protection, putting her under british diplomatic protection. if someone gets into trouble in a foreign country, let's say you lose your passport or you get into a small altercation, the government's consular service kicks in. we are saying that in nazanin's case, it is different because her rights have been violated in an atroc

a mi hija le pusieron el nombre de carla y a la amiga el -- a ella el nombre de su amiga.o de una reuniÓn de sanación. familias enteras se reunieron para meditar. marÍa elena paci nos cuenta mÁs. elena: a mÁs de dos meses de la devastaciÓn por los pasados sismos, los mexicanos levantaron el puÑo en seÑal de luto e y hicieron una gigantesca clase de yoga. >> queremos sacar los sentimientos por lo que estÁ pasando en el mundo. reportera: sin importar el frÍo, familias enteras se unieron a meditar, junto a este especialista en temas de sanaciÓn. a travÉs de la respiraciÓn, los sonidos y los movimientos, invitÓ a los asistentes a encontrar la paz. >> nuestra frecuencia ayuda a elevar la frecuencia de la ciudad, del paÍs y de todo el mundo. reportera: este encuentro se transmitiÓ de manera simultÁnea a otras partes del mundo a travÉs de internet. desde mÉxico se creÓ un puente de sanaciÓn colectiva. " las personas de mÉxico tienen mucho corazÓn, viven sus vidas desde el corazÓn y esto es lo que hace que este paÍs sea tan especial", dijo el experto. en mÉxico fue la primera medi

reportero: carla se asegurÓ de hablar sobre el tema claramente con su hija.ada a una pelea en el territorio de washington, debido a un republicano. sin embargo, este campus habÍa sido compuesto por solo demÓcratas, ambas partes tienen propuestas diferentes. reportero: congresista republicano quiere ser parte de un club que no ha tenido miembros republicanos por 20 aÑos. >> yo creo que es importante que todos los hispanos del congreso que quieran participar en el comitÉ sean incluidos. no debe discriminar. reportero: la asamblea demorÓ casi todo el aÑo en aceptarlo. afirman que ellos estÁn unidos en ayudar a los dreamers. >> si congresista de verdad quiere ayudar en ese esfuerzo, pedimos que nos ayude en lugar de estar criticando. reportero: este comitÉ fue formado en el 76, por mÁs de 20 aÑos fue bipartidista, hasta un fuerte desacuerdo sobre cuba. en los 90 los republicano se retiraron molestos porque otros miembros demÓcratas habÍan ido a cuba. algunos demÓcratas admiten que integrar a este republicano no serÁ fácil. ♪ presentador 2: seguimos con temperatur

charlotte charles on pill i asked her how people there have been reacting to the arrest warrant for carla's pushed off. well there were thousands of people on the streets in this square last night and across catalonia the protests were originally called to demonstrate against the detention of those eight men and women who are currently behind bars in madrid the dismissed catalan ministers news did during that process they start to trickle through here. that international arrest warrant had been issued for post immediately people hey started chanting who is our president it was a lot of anger here on the streets last night they say that he is democratically elected as was the dismissed cabinet and they say essentially he's a political prisoner they argue that he is being put in prison for doing just what he promised to do when he ran in the election and they're incredibly frustrated they also say that this now goes beyond the fates of the former cabinet ministers it goes beyond their dream for independence and now in compass is real anger and fear about the spanish justice system they're wor

live from berlin catalonia as independence leader says he'll define an international arrest warrant carla pushed him all is in brussels where authorities are deciding how to respond to the warrant issued by a spanish judge in barcelona tens of thousands of food among supporters took to the streets also coming up iraqi and syrian forces take back two towns from so-called islamic state the group has now lost almost all the territory it seized three years ago and the maltese journalist killed by a car bomb is laid to rest but how close are police to finding out who was behind the murder. welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us belgian authorities are examining an international arrest warrant issued for catalonia as ousted leader carlist wisdom on it lists addition and rebellion among the crimes he's alleged to have committed who's amman says he will not be extradited he went to belgium after madrid ousted him from his position as. president of the catalan region meanwhile the month of porters have been staging pro independence rallies in barcelona. tens of

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on this issue, including -- chaired, co-chaired by the mayor's office of disability then headed by carla johnson, and the m.t.a., with ed risken as the co-chair and that committee met for over six months and it was facilitated to look at deaf practices across country as it relates to accessible placards and accessible parking policy. everybody started in a very different place in that work, but they ended up with a set of recommendations that they all agreed upon after recognizing that some of the initial thoughts, there should just be more enforcement or some other, you know, that your automatic first thought about what is wrong and how to fix it, that those had been tried in other places and that they hadn't worked. and so that work was advanced at the time, one of the recommendations included more information about when you can legally use placards. it also included a recommendation to increase the number of blue zones to at least 4% of the metered spaces and it recommended additional enforcement for placard abuse, which has continued. and it also recommended for the first time meter

grandfather brian -- and his wife carla, his son and his daughter.rystal and her unborn child and three of her children, emily, meg, and greg. >> if you start thinking about who these people in your life would be, that would be taken all at one time

grandfather brian -- and his wife carla, his son and his daughter. crystal and her unborn child and three of her children, emily, meg, and greg. >> if you start thinking about who these people in your life would be, that would be taken all at one time not com pre-hencable. >> they're not lost, they're not gone. they are with the lord himself. >> also among the dead, 71-year- old lula white, the shooter's grandmother in law. and the pastor's 1-year-old daughter. >> -- 14-year-old daughter. >> david brown's mother was shot five times in the leg. when he drove from houston he didn't know if he'd see her alive. she survived and was able to recount the fear she felt. >> the shooter was making his rounds and he ended up there and started shooting this lady multiple times and the lady looked at my mom the whole time and my mom was looking at her and telling her you're going to heaven. and then she knew it was her turn to be shot and she started praying that god would take her soul to heaven. >> at this moment, a man who lives across the street from the chur

brian and carla had a son mark who died. mark's 1-year-old daughter also killed.ir other son joe survived, but his wife crystal holcomb was killed and she was pregnant. three of crystal's five children are also dead. the ward family also losing three members of their family. michael ward was sleeping across the street from the church when his wife woke him up because of the sound of gun fire. michael lost three members of his family. 5-year-old niece and 7-year-old niece emily. we are all understanding that rylan ward a 5-year-old michael's nephew shot five times recovering here at university hospital. family members are now donating blood. take a listen from earl, rylan's uncle we just spoke to moments ago. >> his mother, grandmother, my sister, they've been in there. we were able to see him. but he's unconscious. they have him highly sedated because of the things going on with him. it's going to be like that for awhile. >> reporter: dana, just unimaginable, unimaginable loss. this hospital will be holding an emergency blood drive until 7:00 p.m. local time in th

junto a Él muriÓ su esposa carla, madre de cuatro hijos, abuela y maestra de escuela.n a esta iglesia.. brian iba a las cÁrceles a evangelizar a los presos. crystal era una mujer con ocho meses de embarazo, muriÓ con sus tres hijos megan, emily y greg. son el dicen que ella no tomaba, no fumaba, cuidaba de sus hijos, no salÍa a bailar. las vÍctimas de esta familia son la madre, y dos niÑos, uno de 5 y otro de 7. la hija mayor de nueve aÑos escapo de las balas escondiÉndose debajo de un banco. hasta el momento se conoce que las edades de las personas que perdieron la vida en este hecho oscilan entre los 5 y 72 aÑos. 23 vÍctimas fueron dentro de la iglesia y dos afuera. estos son los rostros que se conocen hasta el momento. hablamos de la masacre que acabÓ con la vida del 4% de la poblaciÓn de este pueblo. carolina: agradecemos por la informaciÓn. son niÑos de 18 meses hasta 72 aÑos de edad. javier: una completa tragedia, agradecemos a las personas que estÁn viendo el noticiero a travÉs de la televisiÓn y las redes sociales. hablamos sobre lo que piensan acerca de esta n

sigue carla escribiendo. ♪ >> leÓn tambiÉn estÁ, la paleta.o licencia administrativa mientras autoridades investiganeste perturbador incidente. mantener la forma fÍsica le permitiÓ escapar a una madre que fue secuestrada en california. ella desapareciÓ mientras corrÍa cerca de su casa, la policÍa encontrÓ su telÉfono celular y los audÍfonos en la calle dos semanas mÁs tarde. cámaras de vigilancia captaron a la mujer corriendo a toda velocidad a travÉs de un estacionamiento. el fbi ofrece hasta 10.000 $. autoridades arrestan a docenasde mÁs de un centenar de presuntos implicados en una red de narcotrÁfico. además, agentes decomisar una cifra superior a los 1400 millones de dosis de sustancias potencialmente letales. los sospechosos se enfrentarÍan a 756 cargos relacionados con el trÁfico de analgÉsico, heroÍna y cocaÍna. surgen dudas sobre la salud mental del autor de un triple asesinato en wisconsincomo el sujeto fue declarado culpable de matar a tres personas, entre ellas una pareja cuya hija reviviÓ ante la corte los horrores que experimentÓ

plus, carla's sharing her secret for simple sweet treats that'll make you say, "oh, snow, she didn't.>> boo-yah! >> announcer: we're making your dessert dreams come true, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." i don't know about you guys -- thank you so much. i don't know about you guys, but i love a good th

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he died along with his wife carla, son mark daniel and 1-year-old granddaughter, noah.rystal did not. three more of her children also died. eight members of a single family gone killed in the place that so many americans feel safest -- their church. so many others fighting to survive tonight. for sutherland springs, the focus is on the long road towards healing. for so many families here, faith will keep this community strong. >> whatever life brings to you, lean on the lord rather than your own understanding. i don't understand. i know my god does. and that's where i'll be. >> for "nightline, matt gutman, sutherland springs, texas. >> our thanks to matt gutman. tonight our thoughts the are with all who were touched by the senseless bloodshed. >>> we change goers with luke bryan. the family man behind the music. make clean floors part of your everyday routine with roomba from irobot. goers with luke bryan. the family man behind the music. bryan. the family man behind the music. e bryan. the family man behind the music. luke bryan. the family man behind the music. luke b

plus, carla's taking us back in time to learn the secrets behind one of america's favorite dishes.hat are they? find out right now on "the chew!" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew."

then carla's building up an appetite with a fabulously foolproof gingerbread creation! plus, michael's being put to the test in a deliciously heart pounding challenge. will he succeed? find out right now on "the chew!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey everyone, welcome to "the chew." i've got a question for you. what do meeting santa, indulging in festive treats and riding a reindeer and opening the

turkey time so we're going all out and serving up the thanksgiving family favorites ye been crav carla's got some cheesy baked ness ien michael's dishing out the il >> oh, daddy, i'm talking to you. >> announcer: plus, we're checking in with our superfans to see if their friendsgiving was a complete success or a total mess. how'd they do? find out right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey, guys. thank you. wow, this crowd is excited. thank you, w

brian and carla never went on vacation.t camp. they provided this opportunity at the alto freo baptist encampment for my kids and thousands of other little boys and girls so that they could go to a place and jump in the river and learn how to use a bow and arrow. >> and it's the holcombes' faith that led them to already forgive the killer who took so many lives in this community and in their family. >> i can tell you, they've forgiven this man for what he's done, and they would say to him that god loves him in spite of this tremendous tragedy. that's the kind of people they are. the devil was using that man. it was so wrong, so evil, it was so anti-god. god did not want this to happen at all, but we forgive him. >> anderson, earlier today the vice president met with some of the wounded who are still in the hospital and then he got a briefing from law enforcement after which he said it was bureaucratic failures that are partly to blame for the gunman being to able to get the weapons that he did. he also said they would get t

. >> announcer: then carla's got solutions for your food-fessions.s, michael's showing you how to freeze it and forget it so your thanksgiving is thawsome. the party starts right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, good afternoon. welcome to "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] you know, as a wise man once said "prep now, eat later." who was that guy? i don't know. but today, we're giving you all the tips and recipes you need to make thanksgiving a breeze. it is our get-ahead guide to

carla's sharing the three kitchen appliances that'll make thanksgiving prep a breeze.one and only cookie monster stops by to bake up a tasty treat. >> oh, boy, cookie. >> announcer: plus, it's michael's exclusive grocery game plan that will get you cooking in a flash. we're about to reveal all, right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." whoo, thank you. guys, i just wrote a poem backstage, anyone want to hear it?

brian and carla's son right there on the right survived the shooting.ho was eight months pregnant did not survive. three of their children were killed, along with is there unborn child. all in all, eight members of the same family. 5-year-old ryeland, rushed to the hospital in the moments after the carnage. his aunt setting up this go fund me page. he was shot multiple times. his mother and step sisters it not survive. the volunteers and emts received eight of the victims in this e.r. some of these victims had multiple gunshot wounds? >> that's correct. abdomen, extremities. >> reporter: here in this community, everyone knows about half of the victims were children. there's been a lot of talk about how many of the victims were children. >> yes. >> reporter: you saw some of that yourself. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: that's not easy. >> it's not easy, and some of the team members will have difficulty in the long term. there have been counseling and pastoring folks to help out. it's always difficult when you're dealing with children, in these situations.

they surprised carla at the nbc station in houston. apparently the ice is thawing twee between the rivals. she's cute and a princess. >> that is sweet. a friend of mine, chief meteorologist of that station in houston. he posted with the little girl in the picture. >> you know about this. >> i knew about this. >> the little girl as can be. mr. correia was as nice as can be. the rocco owe. >> that's what the little girl was hoping for there. >> a lot of people would like a look at that. >>> as we head out the door this morning, i guess enjoy it might be the best way to say it. >> we're not going to have any little half a freeze. we're going all the way down, mid-20s by saturday morning. a loot of places that haven't had a first freeze will get it for sure. today, we're dealing with a chance for a sprinkle or drizzle. more on the forecast coming up. >>> it may be a ways off, but not stopping our road crews from getting ready. what they're doing now with the hopes of keeping you safe once old man wirnt pays a visit. >>> the creators of the

. >> your wife carla and daughter emerson.et to go home every night with even bigger smile on your face, don't you. >> it's nice to have your own family now and to know it's not about it any more. it's now i'm doing it for somebody else. i think that's why my game has taken off even more. >>> brandon graham. great guy, great familiarly. >> that baby just want to squeeze her. >> in the locker room he's always face timing with his kid after practice. >> keeping it light in the locker room. >> love that. >> what great story. >> great weather by the way, thank you too. >> that does it for us at 11:00. tune into good day >> judge judy: mr. smith was supposed to provide the food. >> i paid him $3,000, and he was supposed to prepare enough food for 150 people. >> announcer: this caterer left everyone hungry for more. >> judge judy: did your family come to the wedding? >> yes, they did. >> judge judy: and some of them ate? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you say some of them didn't eat. >> announcer: but he's starving for a handout. >> jud

on that decision by spain to issue an international arrest warrant for carla's personal. the first step that will happen is that there will be a european arrest warrant and an international arrest warrant. either didn't did that she's in case he decides to meet belgigium ad go to another countryry hard the police in spain will send not so the two. . are dead belgian court lakes and then add to that a b belgian coolol. and. then wee a also put schuman explained t that kind of pushed mom would have to. i can next bats warrant show going t t the couourt himsef and that it could be. a delay said dad reno you approached him on that he could. spanish justice system he doesn't think it is impartial he thinks it's politicized are but the jump shot tonight its hearing that warrent says that. he needs to come to spain to face those charges of sedition of rebellion of embezzling public money she said that. he ignored the constitutional court orders that the referendum or photobucket first was illegal and or. did go. and that he couldn't push ahead of with secession she said at that

carla maranuchi and tim miller. thank you all for being here. we just heard what the congressman said about the mueller investigation and what it regarding what he called an extraordinary degree of connections between the trump campaign and the russians. what do you think of his comments? >> i think these hearings are critically important. they allow us to see into a period of time and frankly a set of interactions are very troubling their face. what we'll learn is very important. i think congress is doing its job. i think the white house ought to allow these investigations to play out to see what we discover from these things. i thought it was interesting, just the other thing that was discussed was this issue of the activity between social media companies and russia, and there the interesting thing to me is how policymakers continued to behave like this unexpected, that we didn't know the russians were interested in subverting american democracy. they've been doing this around the world for decades. so policymakers need to have a discussion ab

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