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i used to dress up as like cheri like amazing. >> when you auditioned, how does that work? was it lorne michaels? >> yes, it was the most terrifying experience of my life. truly. >> it's usually a process. you write, you audition, then you come back and you come back -- >> actually, they came to chicago, so i was doing a show there and lorne was in the audience. i felt my heart stop. and then, yeah, i mean, basically, they flew me out. i auditioned. you stand on the spot where the host does the monologue and just do your best five minutes. >> how did you learn you got it? was it a phone call or what happened? >> i had a meeting with lorne, and he basically was like, you're very young. you got a lot to learn. >> okay. >> and i was like, okay. and then he said, i think you'll do very well here. and i was like, okay, thank you. bye. wiggle. >> what was the first phone call you made? >> right to my mom, of course. >> she basically was stunned to silence and then full cry for three days. >> proud of her girl. >> yeah. >> you play so many great characters. i was thinking of the v

that amber alert went off last weekend when state police were looking for 36-year-old tiffany chery and her sick infant son. police say she left pennsylvania with him ignoring directions to get that boy emergency medical care. cherry told me she wanted to get her son to a hospital here in boston. she now faces several charges. >>> tonight red line trains are running on a normal schedule again after some furious dlags this afternoon. >> it's all because of this right here. a fire there on the red line tracks in dorchester seen by more than a dozen people getting out of church today. >>> fox 25's christine mccarthy explains the mbta says it was only a minor electrical issue. >> and i saw this kind of like weird kind of arc out of the corner of my eye. >> reporter: not jury typical sunday morning for witness sean haggerty who pulled off the road and snapped these photos of a fire on railroad tracks in dorchester. >> three, four pops then these bright lights. so i walked up onto the bridge kind of looked down and you see like this amber glow just build up, build up then bloom. this spectacl

candidate, and see if he can progress >> hillary is the democratic nominee, and you guys, she -- >> cherie had not that much focus and cohesion among the democrats as compare td to the republicans? >> no, what this does is that the everybody can now focus can on hillary, and her benghazi testimony last week showed the country without the filters. >> and her numbers only went up in the the polls for the way she spoke up to the panel about the bipartisan truth. >> and the fact that she had an am bas dor who asked for help, and she didn't, and that is going to stick. >> thank you, robert and ch eshgcheri. >> and to protect and to serve, and problems behind recruits for policing problems next. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? after a dvt blood clot.mind when i got out of the hospital what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt

cheri greg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> everybody walking in the door to work today pretty much said the same thing. they wanting to back outside. >> you know it not too warm, not too cool days, just right, and kate called it goldie locks day. kate is inside here with us but lauren case he, she has the nice assignment, she's on kelly drive right now, hi there, lauren. >> out with the mobile weather lab here on kelly drive on this beautiful, fall day, the the the fall colors, they are popping, and temperatures, are just down right perfect. let check with the mobile weather lab. current temperatures 47 degrees. so perfect conditions, to get out and about, do some exercise, just enjoy the beautiful fall weather. on kelly drive i ran into jack and miguel, they are on the rowing team for u pen and they just got in from off the water. how were the conditions out there. >> it was really nice out there. real good. everything is gorgeous. >> are you expecting these temperatures to be in the mid 70's for like the mid to end to october when you are out there rowing. >> yes, we

. >> late in the evening of super bowl sunday 2007, bill and cherie lusk were sound asleep when they the call every parent dreads. >> it was denver medical center calling. they said our son had been assaulted and we needed to come immediately to the hospital. >> i think when i decided that it had to have been real bad is when they ushered us right into a room and a social worker came in. and the emergency physician came in and told us that our son had been almost decapitated. >> i interviewed the lusks only knowing wesley's account of what had happened that night to brian lusk. and when mr. lusk described his son's body having almost been decapitated, i was shocked. >> so we go to the icu, and, of course, it's black in the icu except for this one bright room, and they're doing cpr on him. and it was our son. >> he loved soccer until he found out about snowboarding. >> and he liked basketball, too. >> while stoltz claims their son, brian, started the fight, the lusks stand by a very different account. >> it came out during the trial, the bouncer on the stand said out of nowhere stoltz

ndaliko's wife, cherie, sees the difference public art can make. >> it changes people's lives. it's incredible to see people come in having no sense of confidence, no sense of their own self-worth, because they've only seen images of themselves that portray them as worthless. and, it's incredible to see what happens when they learn that they can tell their own story, and in their version of the story they can be the hero. >> reporter: without cinema, the best yole africa can do is fly in a blow up screen from north carolina. it deflates if the power fails, fights to be heard over street noise, and ndaliko's worry about being out at night. but as that familiar rectangle of light appears something magic is happening too. a wow moment-- even if just once a year. for the pbs newshour, i'm soledad o'brien in the democratic republic of congo. >> woodruff: tomorrow night, soldedad concludes our series "congo's hope" with a story about the gorillas in the congo's virunga national park. ever since edward snowden released a mountain of information about the extent of u.s. government secr

cheri. >> my book is about how everyday people capture truth can and meaning and how that moves through their lives and families and cultures. fierce angels argues that black women an organic leadership model that is often recognized. and that's the end point. what i do is i start at the very beginning as the fist recorded creation -- the first recorded creation stories and argue that the strong black women and the sacred dark the feminine are the same. the assumedly male god does anything, so i often get in trouble with people for saying these things, as you can imagine. and then i transfer through both african and european history because i argue by the time slave owners arrived on these shores. in places where they are assumed to be brilliant, strong and interested in other people's problems. and so she plays that role in white culture and back culture. the best way to explain this in baltimore is look around at the high number of security guards in the city who are black women. and i ask, i ask someone who hired a lot of them why, and he said, well, they can do everything because sh

. >> cheri and sally, i appreciate it. >> healthy debate. >> yes. >>> coming up next on cnn, this is an important story breaking news out of the middle east. jerusalem on high alert after another stabbing hours after police thwarted two similar attacks. u.s. secretary of state on his way to the region. how close is this to a tipping point? >>> plus, fighting for his life. former nba and reality star lamar odom found unconscious at a brothel in nevada. more on his condition and what may have happened, coming up. ipt get the new iphone 6s at t-mobile. the network that's double it's lte coverage in the past year. our new extented range lte™ signal now reaches twice as far as before. and it's 4x better in buildings. want more? get the lowest price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump! on demand™ get it now at t-mobile. that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare in

chery cheryl:.neil: i was mentioning the pope in one of the da vinci movies, and the cardinals met and-- mike, stand by because i have a point, you don't have to select a congressman for this job. is there any possibility, i know it's never been done, where they might sus stay, the heck with it, we're not getting anywhere looking within our ranks, maybe we go outside. they can do that. >> i think before long, neil, all options are on the table. i think there's going to be a lot of soul searching and phone calls to see if you can twist paul ryan's arm to get in or twist trey gowdy's arm and they keeping saying, no, no, no. neil: a divisive figure, rightly ong wrongly, would he be as unifying as paul ryan would be? >> i think you're looking at who can get the majority. the majority of the republicans to start and then the democrats. a huge hearing coming with hillary clinton coming to testify before the benghazi select committee. he keeps saying over and over again, my focus is on what happened with b

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