[applause] >> charlene, is she here? mr. trump: how are you? says, mr. trump, i am an eighth generation american of mexican descent. i live in california, you have my vote. i want to help other hispanics see the truth. she talks about how the current administration charlene says, what would you say to convince hispanics besieged by barack obama and hillary clinton and the biased media to vote for you? mr. trump: thank you very much. i appreciate. there was a gentleman who owns a radio station, all hispanics, and he was arguing with one of the hosts. he said you don't understand, the people who are calling in, hispanics, they're all for truck. i said i was even surprised, but i'm for trump also very this is happening more and more. . just got back from las vegas we had a tremendous crowd of people. and

can be be as the global marketing director for ethnic hair companies strength of nature global, charlene dance is proving to be a natural force in the ind buil created to wake up every morning ensuring that we create hair african-american women. it is critical that we work hard every day to do that i'm a boot straps story. i did not grow up with a silver i've worked since i was 13. i think it built character for me. i'm feeling more and more every day like it's paying off. >> i just admire the growth i have seen in her in the past seven years the a star in our company. i am truly blessed to have her by my side. to help really bring new technology to the forefront. she has a vision of where she wants hair care to go in our >> in 2014, the market value for hair care products targeted the black consumers with an estimated $774 m and dance's responsibility to carve a solid niche in that market. >> i think the most rewarding aspect of my job is when you know you have it right. a new product launch or an exten of a new brand is like launch it because you're waiting for the reviews. it is that

way to college. 19-year-old jordan fisher, a becker college freshman, home for a weekend with mom charlene and dad rodney fisher, he was their only child and he was killed in this fiery wrong way tough for charlene. >> very upsetting. >> it happened around midnight in middleborough. fisher was in the car with two cousins and a friend. the wrong way driver was also killed. >> i got up this boring and he did not call and i panicked and sturdy making some calls around and found out there was an accident. >> friends and family brought stunned by sudden loss. >> he lost a big piece of his life and i could not imagine how he feels. >> such a nice young kid. only 19. we are very devastated, it is shocking. we are trying to cope with it right now. >> fisher's cousin is a sophomore at anna maria college. >> he -- i knew him, i used to go there. >> it is not fair. >> the vehicle entered the wrong way despite the signage. it crashed near exit three in middleborough. the car the students were traveling in belongs to diggs. the cousin is an 18-year-old from west babylon, new york. police are trying to

[applause] >> charlene, is she here? >> charlene. how are you? >> charlene says, mr.rump, i'm an 8th generation american of hispanic descent. i live in california, you have my vote. she talks about the sanctuary cities are increasing drugs and crime. she says what would you say to convince hispanics who are deceived by barack obama, hillary clinton and the biased media to vote for you. >> first of all thank you very much. i appreciate it. i was listen the other day. there was a gentleman who owned a big radio station mostly all hispanic callers. he said you don't understand, the people calling in love trump. they are all for trump. he said i was even surprised. but now i'm for trump also. this is happening more and more. i just got back from las vegas where we gave a tremendous -- had a tremendous crowd of people.

please welcome charlene. [applause] >> thank you. first, i would like to thank mason for this student to share this moment with her. born bright is one of many of her achievements. tonight i have the opportunity to read a number of passages from "born bright". the passages i chose resonate with me and as i share with nicole i say so many "that happened to me moments" while reading the book. i will get started. i did the right thing. i am the beneficiary of many of the programs we are talking about here today. i attended head start, i was involved in after school programs, i am the first person in my family to graduate from high school, to attend college and to receive a ph d. my voice was shaking by now but i could not stop. i was having in public the private conversation i reserved for my first generation black and latino colleagues who had successfully navigated their way of out of poverty and deep into middle class and have a deep understanding from the journey of here to there. these people in this room are strangers but i am onl

please welcome charlene carruthers. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, first i would like to thank nicole for this amazing important to share this moment with her. tonight i have the opportunity to read a number of passages, if you have not read it, you need to read it, buy it, buy one for your friends too, okay. and so the passages i chose i deeply resinate with me and as i share with nicole, wow, happened to me moments while reading this book. so i will get started. i did the right thing, i'm the beneficiary of many of the programs that we are talking about here today. i attended head start, i was involved in afterschool programs. i'm the first person in my family to graduate from high school, to attend college and to receive a ph.d. by now, my voice was shaking but i could not stop. i was having in public the private conversation i reserved for my first generation black and latino colleagues who had also successfully navigated their way out of poverty and into the middle class and who have a deep understanding of the journey from there to h

. >>> michelle rodriguez dishes on working with charlene theron. >> the most powerful villain in the franchise. the fast franchise. that's all on etonline.com. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> mariah carey guest stars on empire this . >> she's rocking a leotard in the studio. >> oh, come on, what else would she be wearing? >> good point. >> bye, everybody. ?? >> sorry. sorry. this is not my day. >> no. >> if you ain't really feeling this, we can reschedule this thing. >> is that what you want to do? >> no. i'm ready. politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shutting down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. ashamed. women vote is responsible . daly: it's season 11. and it's unbelievable this show is able to reinvent itse

it is going to be tough for charlene. reporter: it happened at

charlene is a community organizer and writer. she currently serves as national director of the black youth project 100, also goes by the way p100. an activist member of that organization of black 18 to 35 with dedicated to creating justice and freedom for all black people. over 10 years of experience and racial justice, feminists and youth leadership development movement work. please welcome show lane. [applause] >> thank you. first i would like to thank c. nicole mason for the moment to share with her. as you all should know, many of her achievements. tonight i had the opportunity to read a number of passages. if you have not read it, you need to read a, byatt and i went or your friends, is to. the passages i chose a deeply resonate with me. as they share with nicole, i said wow that happened to me a moment while reading this book. so i'll get started. i did the right thing. i'm the beneficiary of many of the programs we are talking about here today. i attended had start. i was involved in afterschool programs. i'm the first per

it is going to be tough for charlene. reporter: it happened at cousins and a friend. the wrong way driver was also killed. when the 19-year-old didn't pick up the phone to make it home it was a red flag. >> i got up this morning and i noticed he hadn't called. i panicked. i started making some calls around and o finding out there was an accident. the police came down to talk to me. reporter: friends and family brought roses and condolences. they were all stunned by the sudden loss. jay he certainly -- >> he lost a life and i can't imagine how he feels. >> a good kid. i love him to death. >> such a nice young kid. he was only 19 and we are devastated. it is shocking and we are trying to cope with it right now. reporter: the vehicle entered 495 north the wrong way near exit four despite the signage. they crashed near exit 3. the other victim is craig diggs. >> he sat next to me and i used to go with him. it is not fair. reporter: still awaiting identification on the third college student and the wrong way driver. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: a man is out

. >> charlene has lived here for 61 years, and lost everything when hurricane floyd came through here99. >> seventeen years later you never expect to have to go through the same thing again. but you know we're going through it. >> reporter: since sunday there have been at least 80 air rescues, and thousands are displaced. state agricultural officials say the widespread flooding has had catostrophic effect on farms and livestock in the affected area, but still too early to put a dollar amount on the damage. manuel, cbs news, gristton, north carolina. >> speaking of water new concerns this noon about the safety of drinking water atmore public schools in our area. water testing that began this summer shows 20 out of 26 trenton public school buildings have elevated lead levels in the water fountains and faucets. in several instances, levels were more than 1,000 times above federal safety standards. district reps say they've taken contaminated fountains, faucets off line, and they're replacing the plumbing component. still ahead on "eyewitness news": >> we will show you the view from space

charlene quigley popular performer and back up dance here has appeared in music videos like craze any love, sos, 32 year old has been living in new york and working as choreographer and teacher, at the say she has been missing for days. >> baby come home. i love you. everyone lovers you. >> and said his daughter last seen getting on port authority bus in new york city on sunday around 1:00 a.m. her cell phone and car later found in different locations, now investigating this as missing person's case. >> hopefully they find her. teaming up once again in the fight against breast cancer. turning the skyline and the region pink. chopper three above the dow chemical company in newark, delaware, october as we know national breast cancer awareness month. and the pink lights reminder to schedule mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. >> this is the 15th year for the lights for the cure campaign. find out more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >> well, some difficult news for fans, mexican food oh, there is a national avacado shortage. >> what? say it is to isn't so.

. >> charlene richards works for the department and her husband was with phoenix fire for 25 years. she says though he has passed on, she'll come here to remember him. >> i'll be now on and wear one of his badges in memory. he loved the fire department. >> he's proud of how far the city has come to honor his fellow firemen. >> it's really a step forward. unexpected, also. >> the memorial includes a bell tower and ten life sized bronze statues, each weighing 500-800 pounds. it took a total of 20 years to it officially opened up last year. >> fire doesn't care who you are. it will kill you when it decides it's going to do that, and these men and women risked their lives every single day for you and your families. and that's why this memorial is here. >> it's a quiet place to honor the sacrifice and dedication of those running in while others are running out. courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >> this memorial is located off 17th avenue and washington street. if you would like to donate to the effort, you can head to fox10phoenix.com. we have a link there. >>> well, as long as everyone is

charlene quickly has been -- quigley has been in many music videos. she was last seen getting on a bus in manhattan on sunday at 1:00 in the morning. yesterday on instagram rihanna asked her fans to contact police if they had any information. woman's father says -- the woman's father knew there was something wrong when he didn't hear from her on saturday. >> that you ever mention any enemies or anybody she was afraid of. >> not at all. >> reporter: and she would tell you if something was wrong. >> yes, the last time i spoke to her she was very happy and upbeat. >> reporter: police in new jersey are investigating this as a missing persons case and same so far there are no signs of foul play. >>> president obama had some burns for his appearance on jimmy kimmel live last night. in one segment he read mean tweets about himself, one of them coming from trump himself. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states. at least i will go down as a president. >> and then he dropped the phone. [ laughter ] >> h

[applause] >> charlene, is she here? mr. trump: how are you? >> charlene says, mr. trump, i am an eighth generation american of mexican descent. i live in california, you have my vote. i want to help other hispanics see the truth. she talks about how the current administration and the border security, the sanctuary cities are increasing, drugs and crime. what would you say to convince deceived byo are barack obama, hillary clinton, and the biased media to vote for you? mr. trump: thank you very much and i appreciate it. there was a gentleman who owns a big radio station, all hispanic colors and he was arguing with he said the people who are calling in, hispanics, the love trump, they are all for trump. i was surprised but i am for trump also. this is happening more and more. i just get back from las vegas where we gave a tremendous, we had a tremendous crowd of people -- crowd of people. like to bethey called latinos and that areas, you know that. we had tremendous response and tremendous with an outpouring of love, amazing. people that are here legally, they do not

ooh charlene walking down the street ten times a week i said it i said it i stole my mama's credit. i'm cool. i'm hot. sock me in the stomach three more times. >> look at that! summer camp. however -- >> you memorized it? >> for some reason it was just one of those things that i memorized when i was a kid. i put it on my answering machine for a while which i'm sure was fun for people to call. not that i got a lot of phone calls. >> we have video? >> i got it. >> this is live. >> down down baby baby down the roller coaster sweet sweet baby sweet sweet don't let me go cocoa pop shimmy shimmy rock i met a girlfriend triscuit! biscuit! i meant it i said it i stole my mama's credit i'm cool i'm hot sock you in the stomach three more times. >> i have been waiting my whole life to do that in front of people. i wasn't even thinking. >> yesterday! >> i talked pumpkins as well which was also hilarious. >> that scene from "snl," my daughter, courtney, who works here has been at our house -- >> come on. >> she was -- come over for dinner and was going on and on about dated pumpkins. you've got

>> charlene says, mr. trump, i'm an 8th generation american of hispanic descent. i live in california, you have my vote. she talks about the sanctuary cities are increasing drugs and crime. she says what would you say to convince hispanics who are deceived by barack obama, hillary clinton and the biased media to vote for you. >> first of all thank you very much. i appreciate it. i was listen the other day. there was a gentleman who owned a big radio station mostly all hispanic callers. he said you don't understand, the people calling in love trump. they are all for trump. he said i was even surprised. but now i'm for trump also. this is happening more and more. i just got back from las vegas where we gave a tremendous -- had a tremendous crowd of people. a lot of hispanics. latinos they like to be called in that area. hispanics and latinos. we had tremendous response and it was an outpouring of love. amazing. people here legally don't want people coming across the border illegally taking their jobs, taking their homes, take whatever they want to take. we want peop

he says his wife of 21 years charlene was a natural in her role as the eye-rolling spouse. he said that shot only took about two or three takes. >> she does love me a lot, but she loves me away. >> gene: now they say the ad only took six hours to film and all of their friends played the he gets that the steak looks to be overcooked during the dinner theme. >> sara: the cutest thing. so real. many women feel that way when their husbands retire. >> gene: plays so well. we could use more of that, shiri. >> shiri: we could use more laughs during this election. flurries along the coastline. mostly just afternoon rain that we are monitoring here. a potential for heavy rain and up. >>> testing the cholesterol of toddlers, why a new study says there are benefits for kids and parents by starting screening early. >>> and ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and sign up for stor

. >> charlene woodley was seen boarding a bus in new york city, police found her car and cell phone near a bridal store. her dad said she could have been there to pick up something on a young coming s pleaded to find her former dancer. >> a gossip web site apologized for a series that said it was a staged robbery, she threaten add libel web site against the founder and five masked men robbed the reality star of $10 million worth of jewelry. >> tonight one of the world's most famous rock & roll bands will play a private party at gillette stadium, right? patriots owner robert kraft hired the rolling stones to the hour of gillette, and in the past craft hosted parties where elton john and lionel ritchie performed. he reportedly used the stones as an invitation for the party. no word on what the celebration is for. >> wow. neat. >> a new york woman is embracing donald trump's negative comments toward hillary clinton at the last presidential debate. >> she created some nasty woman t-shirts and on-line store, the morning after the debate. she was surprised by trump's remarks but even more blow

weep just saw charlene horn, samuel gardner there, samuel -- steve mackenzie, and cherri gregg of coursee always see on sunday mornings was there. this event honors area journalists and community leaders for their out standing contributions not region, much of the proceeds of the event actually fund college scholarships. justin, real fun event there. but so many scholarship recipient, with really inspiring powerful stories. >> good to hear, good stuff there. >> waking up this morning to chilly temperatures. >> little shock to the system. >> limb rough with the rain and wind around, at least today we have the sunshine going for us, typical fall conditions, i think you'll love today, and next 48 hours, if you like it even colder just wait few more days. but look at the temperature change compared to the past 24 hours, so about anywhere from three to 7 degrees cooler, so not a huge drop off from this time yesterday morning, but, the winds is still whipping up little bit, sustained around 15 miles per hour. so actual air temperatures upper 30's in the mountains, near 50 at the shore, everybo

out on its facebook page that officers along with police officers in new york found her, her name charlene quigley and she is safe. >> this didn't say where they found her. police alert today her disappearance because her father was so concerned. she was supposed to get on a bus in new york but she never made t she is currently at a medical facility at an undisclosed location. >>> let's talk about the backlash with comedian amy schumer, never afraid of any of. that will we showed you video parody of beyonce formation, featured big name stars, joan kuzak, goldie hawn, and now critics are speaking out on twitter. >> ♪ >> i'm so reckless when i rock my dress. i'm so pest i have: ♪ >> many are calling out the parody for cultural appropriation, because formation is a song that deals with issues like police brutality, and racial politics. schumer seemed to brush it all aside on her instagram page. posted nearly nude photo with a caption stating quote we had so much fun making this tribute. all love. and women inspiring each other, hashtag stronger together. >> coming up at 5:30, what investigato

. >> charlene has lived in grifton when hurricane floyd came through here in 1999. >> you never expect to have to go through the same thing again. but you know you're going through it. so. >> since sunday there have been at least 80 air rescues and thousands are displaced. cassandra and her daughter had just 15 minutes to evacuate their home. leaving nearly everything behind except for some clothes. >> emotional, because i don't know. >> you don't know what state your house is in right now? >> right. i don't know if i have a house to go back to. >> stategr say this widespread flooding is also having a catastrophic effect on farms and livestock in the affected areas. but it is still too early to put a dollar amount on the damage. >> all right, manny, thank you so much. two police officers in boston are in the hospital with gunshot wounds this morning after a shoot-out. the police commissioner says the wounded officers are in extremely critical condition. they were responding to a domestic disturbance call last can we get -- >> multiple officers heading that way. >> multiple, multiple sh

she talks about how the current administration charlene says, what would you say to convince hispanics besieged by barack obama and hillary clinton and the biased media to vote for you? mr. trump: thank you very much. i appreciate. there was a gentleman who owns a radio station, all hispanics, and he was arguing with one of the hosts. he said you don't understand, the people who are calling in, hispanics, they're all for truck. i said i was even surprised, but i'm for trump also very this is happening more and more. . just got back from las vegas we had a tremendous crowd of people. and latinos, they like to be called in that area, you know that, right? hispanics and latinos. we had tremendous response, just tremendous outpouring of love. and you know, people that are here illegally, they don't want people coming across the border illegally taking their jobs, homes, where they want to take. and we want people to come in. i want you would come in so bad, but have to come and legally. we have a country and we have laws. we have a border. and if you have a border, you don't have a country

william: charlene y jennifer riofrÍo, de encino, california! muchas felicidades! vivir tan cerca del estadio! ¡ahora viviré el fútbol más intensamente! state farm está ahí cuando las cosas van mal y también aquí, ahorrándote tiempo y dinero cuando combinas tus seguros de auto y hogar. para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ♪ ["bailar" by deorro featuring ♪ is crespo] lcon la nueva mascarae feline de l'oréal el nuevo cepillo feline de carga rápida atrapa cada pestaña. al instante, pestañas más densas con un volumen feroz. nueva mascara feline de l'oréal makeup designer paris el nuevo liner noir completa tu look felino. somos el piso queda...lvia y tenemos muchas fiestas en la casa. [sounds] después de la fiesta me dejan a mí con todo el problema. y el trapeador sólo mueve el sucio de un lado para el otro. [doorbell] ¡guau! ¡qué bueno está! ¡swiffer wetjet! ¡esto es maravilloso! ¡uh! !agh! déjame tratar un poquito. no. lo pasas una sola vez y ya está. te puedes ir a dormir. ahora que limpiamos tan rápido... ...podemos tener más fiestas. ¡este es un evento que no se pu

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. >> latasha.at >> charlene brown.wn >> did the hair. >> cary the barber.arr >> got the guys all in goer. i >> let's talk about the looks. l you knocked it out of the of tho park. let's start with holly wisdomols playing kelly mine cal. c >> tam you did an out staninguti work. how did you come about doingyoma their look.eiroo >> you know what, fox gave meat the pictures and i went to workr so we tried to find the most distinctive looks with thewith e celebrities and we just went int so of course the main thing with holly was just jumpsuit and thed blunt haircut and the makeupakeu obviously kim with wisdom. >> kim you knock it out of the t mark that wisdom with wisdomis spot on. on. >> full time evident w basically his gap tooth is whata s sisignature is. so we were able to create thatha for him and then of course his h really pronounced hairline whicw carried it wonderful job did. d we had good time with it lots it and lots of fun.f fun. >> cary you were like a wizardd with that headline.dline. all the men they're hair was ouo of the park. good job on that one.ne. >> thanks.hank. >> let'

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. >> one of the biggest ads of the cycle, a photo of charlene daugherty.se, and her face says it all. she and her husband gerald join us live next. ♪ ♪ ♪ style lets you stand out from the herd. what's inside sets you apart. the 2016 cadillac escalade. [baby talk] [child giggling] child: look, ma. no hands. children: "i", "j", "k"... [bicycle bell rings] [indistinct chatter] [telephone rings] man: hello? [boing] [laughter] man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] woman: ahh. [indistinct conversation] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age and size. any hobbies. >> last year's tax rate was .469. this year, we can take it down to .3838. >> is he always like that? >> yeah, all the time. >> we got three light rail cars. you can put 60 people on each car. even if you add two cars, you're talking about maybe 300 people that are affected. there are a million people in this community. i