enough child sex abuse. we want to make materials available to parents, to adults, and decided to print the "ten conversations," which were available online. many people can go online, but many of our parents and other people do not go online, so these booklets are available for people to read -- simple, 10 conversations. you can do one a day, one a week with your children and talk about preventing child sex abuse. >> you also have -- what i see here. you've got the calendar that we talked about earlier. you've got a big calendar, you have bookmarks. you have coloring books that are strategic in their message, too. patty, tell me about the coloring books. >> well, the coloring books are an activity that give children an opportunity to relax and share with their parent, caregiver, their friends, any adult what they're experiencing in life and hopefully it empowers them. they're treated as superheroes for themselves. it gives them a voice, gives them power. you are your own individual, and although we do not e

, including an unborn child. the money that is put into these accounts can also be spent, not only on child care but also child enrichment activities. see? we will start with that child. that will be our first child. [cheers and applause] that's cute. additionally, the funds in these accounts do not expire at the end of the year, they don't revert to employers or to the treasury. instead, the funds roll over so that while only $2,000 can be contributed each year, unspent sums can accumulate and create substantial savings. tremendous savings, actually. these savings can be used by parents to help give their kids school choice and will, thus, contribute to the school choice reforms i outlined last week. a lot of good outlines last week on schools. and really popular, i will tell you. the funds will remain in the account until the age of 18. whatever still remains at that time can be used to help offset the cost of higher education for your child. for low income individuals, the federal government will provide match

regarding some of the all other practices, child support and when the state is taking child-support children, that's a policy that hopefully will change area it's a failed effort at what's called welfare cost recovery and one of the past legal journal articles i wrote, i provided both policy concerns and legal analysis. from a pure fiscal standpoint, if you are looking at how are the states doing in taking this money from children and taking back welfare or foster care, when you look at the numbers the states are likely spending much more in administrative costs than they were collecting because parents are poor. and are there not going to be able to collect these dollars . it's much more, let alone the harm they are causing to the families. when medicated, i do think there needs to be some stronger legal analysis to look at whether these practices are unlawful. the court purpose of medicaid is to help states provide additional medicaid services. it's supposed to be this mainstream grant program so when you have a state like new jersey that's blatantly diverging funds to general coffers, i d

they somehow get that child's social security number and the child many times does not realize it until they are 18 and maybe trying to get credit of their own and someone checks it and, boom, they got bad credit. >> tia: the way to place a freeze on a child's credit is to contact each of the major credit reporting agencies including equifax, union. once the freeze is in place it will remain in effect unless lifted by the parent or by the child after reaching the age of 16. it may cost up to $5 bucks for agency to lift that security freeze. we have a link on our website where you can learn more about protecting your child from identity theft. that's cleveland19.com. just so you know. >>> a central ohio woman training on a sonogram finds college in newark. she found a mass in her breast over the summer when she went to the doctor, she was told she would have to wait two days to get a mammogram and an ultrasound so she turned right to her class for help. >> my instructor was scanning me. every time i was in here, once a week, twice a week. >> every exam we did it had drastically increased

in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache, i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them back to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. ♪ >>> what was going on in this region? what was going on? it was so deeply, intensely harmful to boys? ♪ i honestly do not want a 25th anniversary. i want answers. i want to know what happened. >> i know this case as well as i know my own son's case. i walked in those shoes. this crime was so horrific in nature, and it's gone on for 25 years, and there are new tools to help solve this case. what is killing the wetter lings and what they need to know is what happened to jacob.lings and what they need to know is what happened to jacob. the not knowing is what kills you. ♪ >>> on the day of october 22nd, it was pretty chilly but not too chilly october mor

and what we're trying to do is identify each child's profile, which is different for each child, as weall know, and what i call a neural fingerprint. >> and now, what do you do with that information? how is that gonna be implemented into action? >> so, what we want to do is not just do research for the sake of research, but we want to bring it rapidly and directly into the classroom. so, we take each child's profile so we can identify their strengths as well as weaknesses so we can address and maximize and optimize their chances to succeed. and so one of the projects, for example, that we're doing is developing an app utilizing these neuroscientific findings so that we can translate it and bring it to under-resourced areas so that we don't have to have a ucsf dyslexia center in your neighborhood but so everyone can participate and benefit. >> all right, we're gonna look forward to those apps. dr. hoeft, thank you so much. and thank you for letting me go on that tour. we're gonna share that with our viewers. >> all right. thank you very much for having me. >> all right. and that is it f

we told you one child was transported by helicopter. hospital. o[ohave to w3children in the hospital. the specific condition is unclear of the second child he was taken by ambulance. we know the child was airlifted is in critical condition. we will iv7keep you posted on t situation. is still massive traffic issue asq-: planes were shut down. >>> you may remember the story, while on the launchpad. there is a new twist in a search for answers. >> reporter:[os the spacex foun is hitting twitter today to talk about what happened. here is the video of that huge explosion. pd the spacex falcon nine was up during a testfiring. it engulfed the launchpad causing the satellitejmñ ]/>to thankfully no one was on board. transects ceo is asking people to help find answers and what he /pgeis calling the most difficult and complex failure in the company 14 year history. here is where it gets strange. there are claims that a mysterious object may have hit the rocket. he is not really that out. he said the m.dengines were not and there is 2bvÑapparen

a child up to age 4 is about $9,600 a year. compare that to the average cost of in-state college tuition, that's about two-hundred dollars less. in massachusetts, day care costs these photos posted online posing a big question whether you think someone is -- going too far disciplining a child in public and should you intervene? the mom who took these photos did. our erika tarantal has her story. reporter: erica was shopping in texas when she saw a father appearing to pull his daughters heyer while he pushed a grocery cart. >> i said let her hair go. business. i said right now she is my business. >> the mother of four posted this photo to facebook, shared more than 242,000 times. >> i received over 900 private messages on my facebook. >> many called her a hero. and glad you confronted him. >> i don't care what they think. it is wrong. i don't regret it. reporter: now the local police department has filed this report for possible injury to a child. chopra tact of services say abc news investigations are confidential, it is typica

joining us now to take a look at the truth of the trump child care plan versus the clinton child care plan, david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winning journalist. he is the author of the new book "the making of donald trump." and donna edwards of maryland. she is a hillary clinton supporter. congresswoman edwards, you already have a bill introduced in congress on this subject. democrats have been working in this arena for decades. and ivanka trump doesn't know that because in her comments last night she talked about how this is a completely ignored policy area. and trust that in your experience, ignored only by republicans in congress. >> well, it's true. democrats, as democrats we have proposed expanding the child care tax credit, making sure that we can pay child care workers more for the care that they give to our children, making it more quality care available for children. and these proposals have been rejected one after the other by republicans in congress. and i'll tell you another way that donald trump stretched the truth is in his speech he kept describing it as a tax credit

a crazy scene as a child flies out of a car. >> the child was ininjured. >> why the story gets crazier when you hear who was driving. a woman with terrible dental troubles dec help. >> as a mother, it's very hard for my children to ask me. >> the sweet story behind one amazing transformation. if this is your backyard in canada. >> you walk out -- >> a mama led her cubs to a new playground. >>> plus, the buzz word for your shot to win a new ipad mini. the perfect cookie dough dip for party season. present. see who's about to unwrap her gift. >> hope she's surprised. >> oh, she'll be surprised. >> whoa! holy cow. >> is that a child? >> wow. >> so quickly. yes, that vehicle comes around this turn here. the door opens up, and you see a child falling out of the >> i think it's maybe a good thing the child fell out of the car before it hit that cement barrier and went over. >> what's happening? why was the door open, why did the child come out, and why did the van suddenly jerk over to the left? so strange. >> we don't know exactly what happened, but sounds like the child may have been drivi

child was uninjured. noticed, they stopped and protect the child, because now it is their lone, they assess the situation, realize what is happening. >> would have been bad if the kid was in the car. think about it, if the child had gone into the barrier and over, who knows what condition the child would be in. >> the video is also a bit shocking, but for very different reasons. >> oh! this is a splash out of the tanker, how'd that come out? >> i don't know if that's a truck. there's a button that squirts milk out. >> gets you angry. >> very tolerant. >> and everybody kept moving. we're good. >> didn't like to leave the house, she didn't like to pose for pictures with her kids, and it's going to be very obvious to you guys why.

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while -- a small child was shot on i-43. we have messages from the sheriff's office and will bring you more details as we get them. ben hutchinson, wisn 12 news. adrian an emotional day across : the nation as we mark 15 years since september 11, 2001. sheldon: we all remember where we were that day. the images still fre americans stopped to remember the terror attacks and to honor the nearly 3000 people who were killed that day. in new york, there were moments of silence at the exact times al-qaeda hijackers flew planes into the world trade center towers and at the moments the towers fell. family members read out the names of the victims and a moment of silence at the pentagon, where president obama placed a wreath and spoke to the crowd. >> may god bless the memory of the loved ones here and across they remain in our hearts today. sheldon: a memorial was also held in shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 crashed into a field. >> ? ["taps" plays] sheldon: it was a somber morning at the war memorial along the lakefront.

including an unborn child. the money that has put into these accounts can also be. >> not only on childcare but also to child enrichment activities. [applause] we will start with that child. that will be our first child. [applause] that's cute. additionally the funds in these accounts do not expire at the end of the year. they don't referred to employers or two the treasury. instead, the funds roll over so that while only $2000 can be contributed each year on. >> sums can accumulate and create substantial savings, tremendous savings actually. [applause] these savings can be used by parents to get help get their kids school choice and will thus contribute to the school choice reforms i outlined last week. a lot of good outlines last week on schools and really popular i will tell you. the funds will remain in the account until the age of 18. whatever still remains at that time can be used to help offset the cost of higher education for your child. [applause] for low income individuals, the federal government will

doctors say the child was fine. according to the criminal complaint, many of the tests and medical procedures that the infant underwent were invasive-- painful-- and exposed the baby to radiation. the child was also allegely not have been necessary.' her lawyer said our deadline on this story was too soon... and declined to comment. it's no easy conversation, but it's an important one to have. milwaukee leaders come together ... to talk about the relationship between police and the black community. fox six's jenna sachs has the details. what will we do, to move ourselves to a different place? in the wake of unrest ... arson and looting ... a discussion about race and together, so we have to find a way to unite. a panel of local leaders ... wants to bridge the gap in milwaukee. the relationship between the community and the police has been challenged. the panels goal? justice for all ... and building trust. no easy feat. how are we gonna move forward, of bringing black and white and other races together? a big questi

. >> a child's been hit. >> a child's been hit by a car. >> everybody was screaming basically. screaming, crying. >> reporter: a friend of the toddler who was hit here says he got a frantic text from the boy's motherment she has other children. i the bus stop to drop them off for school. >> reporter: as he darted into the road, police say he was hit by this passing bmw. the 44-year-old woman behind the wheel stopped, visibly shaken. the norfolk fire chief says the child was not only hit but had been struck by a vehicle had been thrown a distance into some woodland area. we can say that the child is quite verbal on location. which is always a good indicator. >> reporter: he was air lifted to the medical center. and a bit of good news, he did not break any bones and he's doing okay tonight. christina hager, >>> tonight a man accused of leading police on a chase, crashing head-on with a cruiser then threatening to kill officers. prosecutors say this started when jermaine was seen waving a gun last night. that led to a chase through dorchester that only ended when he crashed into t

finally, parents could deduck the average cost of child care in their state based on their child's age. some worry that these proposals might invite employers to drop their paid maternal leave and as one put it, stick it to the taxpayer. the question how does trump pay for all of this? his campaign estimates it would cost $2.5 billion. it would fund that by trying to rid the unemployment system of fraud. hillary clinton released her early in her presidential campaign in 2015. she would cap the cost of child care at month northern 10% of income, guarantee 12 weeks of paid family leave and universal pre-k for 4 year olds. we don't know how she would pay for it. >>> let's get context on what's happening today. let's bring in cnn politics reporter eugene scott. good morning. >> does this with donald trump with woman, you have ivanka trump standing with him, she's a powerful, powerful surrogate for him. does this help him with women? >> when i speak with voters who are usually on the bubble with donald trump particularly women, it's when he starts talking about child care that he has their

and was taking the child to: "...have a rape kit performed." we spoke to the child's father today. he did not want to show went through. i'm just glad that she has no memory of it. court records show another forged letter shown to the father said the little girl was diagnosed with:"...sickle cell anemia and a form of cancer."detectives and doctors say none of it is true. this father is just focusing on his little not letting anything else happen to her a no contact order was given to the mother. if convicted of the abuse charge, patterson could face up to six years in prison.live in the newsroom decision 2016 coveragethe latest marquette poll was released earlier today... it reveals things are pretty close between hillary clinton and donald trumpcharles benson joins us in the studio with a look at those numbers. wisconsin is very much a battleground state right now. much closer than we had in 2008 and 2012. yet we've have not seen hillary clinton campaign in wisconsin since winning the nomination and donald trump has not been here look at the numbers. clinton leads trump 44 to 42 p

they teach a child how to do homework. >> should parents sit with the child during homework and should you allow cellphones. should your child have their cellphone next to them while doing homework? >> absolutely no for the cellphone. >> plug it in somewhere else. >> kids are kids. the distractibility a high. take all of those distractions away. this is serious business this is their job. go to school, get homework everything else is the flowers on the cake. i understand kids should have extracurricular activities it's important to be a well rounded child. this is their job this is their commitment. should you go sit next to your child while he is to go homework absolutely not. >> should you ever even in first grade, second grade, third grade. >> if you walk past your child and see they are doing all kinds of errors you can say i want you to look at 1, 3 and 6 and let them figure out what is 3oing know this big thing on the internet was no homework, no homework. you have going to have to increase the school time until 5:00, 5:30 at night. because teachers cannot get it all done. >> bot

why not encourage anything that gets a child loved and provided for?chris, i just don't think it's true that there is no reason to believe that there is a reason that a child needs a man and a woman to raise them. >> i didn't say there's no reason to believe it, i'm saying there's plenty of reason to believe it's not the only way it can be done well. >> the evidence is very heavy on the other side of this thing. to have a role model as a and a father and a mother that are joined together and working together in a team, that is the best way that we can hope that all children are raised. and, so, i'm not discouraging or disparaging anyone, but i'm suggesting we should put our energy into promoting the model that has worked and that is the natural family. you could call it the nuclear family. that's what the research that i see supports and that's the human experience that we have for hundreds and hundreds of years. >> i will send you some research and an important discussion to have. let's end on one thing that is more close to the campaign. this "newswe

child falling out of the vehicle. >> i think it's maybe a good thing the child fell out of the car before it hit that cement barrier and went over. >> what's happening? why was the door open, why did the child come out, and why did the van suddenly jerk over to the left? so strange. >> we don't know exactly what happened, but sounds like the child may have been driving the car. >> well, that explains a little bit of it >> we do know now, though, the child was uninjured. fortunately, other drivers noticed, they stopped and protect the child, because now it is their lone, they assess the situation, realize what is happening. >> would have been bad if the kid was in the car. think about it, if the child had gone into the barrier and over, who knows what condition the child would be in. >> the video is also a bit shocking, but for very different reasons. this is a splash out of the tanker, how'd that come out? >> i don't know if that's a feature that comes with the truck. there's a button that squirts milk out. >> gets you angry. >> very tolerant. >> and everybody kept moving. we're good. >>

but police say the child never had a temperature over a 100-degrees. child had cancer... but investigators say that wasnt true either. in fact, according to the criminal complaint, many of the tests and medical procedures that the infant was exposed to were invasive, painful and exposed the baby to radiation. the child was also allegedly 'given medication that may not have been necessary,' prompting the d-a to charge patterson with one count of physical abuse of a child. we stopped by pattersons home this afternoon... the woman who answered the contact pattersons lawyer. her lawyer said our deadline on this story was too soon... and declined to comment. pattersons trial is expected to begin in two weeks. an off-duty milwaukee police officer is arrested for drunk driving-- and accused of rear ending a squad car. mpd confirms it happened saturday afternoon near 76th and florist. the squad car was stopped at an intersection-- when it was hit from behind. the driver turned out to be a 48-year- old woman-- who's been an officer with mpd for 22 neighbors of the officer says the

and possession of child pornography. according to a criminal complaint, an investigator with the racine county sheriff's office reached out to baker after seeing an ad he'd placed on the chicago craigslist website. "he wanted to exchange child pornography with one of my a person of similar interests and also to come here to racine county to have sexual contact with a nine year old child." according to a criminal complaint, the investigator asked baker if he would be interested in having sexual contact with a nine year old girl.....baker replied "can we talk about it in person? i'd rather not answer that question via email. : " he later asked to meet with the girl and promised to bring protection. baker and the investigator agreed to meet at a park and ride in racine county. "rather than meeting jut my detectives and he brought with him a thumb drive containing a number of images that of child pornography." racine county sheriff christopher schmaling says his department is now working closely with cook county to search ba

i never knew her to be a child care champion. was in the house when she was -- >> oh, that's ridiculous. >> i never -- >> that's ridiculous. families is what she's been about from the beginning? >> the reality is, i do know she was for nafta. her phusband passed it. she said the transpacific partnership agreement was the gold standard. >> didn't she work on the whole health care initiative for her husband -- >> she did, but the child care component of it wasn't a component, that i remember. >> that's totally not true. that's just fundamentally not true, congressman. and what we do know is that the reason that we have the c.h.i.p. program, which is the child health insurance program -- >> absolutely not! that is not true. >> that is so true. that is so -- >> guys, nobody listens when you talk over each other. >> that is so true. >> bakari, say your piece. >> i want to get back to the point. i don't want to lose the fact that this has been a tenant of the democratic tea parparty for long period of time. the democratic party has tri

what about child care? clinton wants no more than 10% of a family's income to go for child care. and she wants to give tax breaks or government grants to families where the expenses go beyond that mark. trump wants to focus more exclusively on the tax break side, suggesting child care savings accounts, similar to your health care savings accounts, can help people reduce their bills. clinton wants free quality pre-k for all 4-year-olds. that's just part of a broad series of proposals she has for improving public education. trump wants to substantially rework some tax deductions to give parents more money in the pocket for all of their child care issues, including educational choices. anderson? >> i mean, these are all certainly popular ideas for many working families, who could certainly use the help. what are some of the problems? >> well, the clinton campaign says that for trump the problem is fundamentally that his plan is for the rich. that tax breaks won't do much for the middle or low-income families. the trump people say she's dead wrong. and analysts say the middle -- and

they set him up and now he's behind bars facing child pornography charges. fox6's rachelle baillon has the story, new at ten. an illinois man is accused of crossing state lines to try and have sexual contact with a nine-year-old girl.....and also to collect child pornography. "it's a very bizarre case, it's disgusting on a lot of levels." 31-year-old david baker now faces charges of attempted and possession of child pornography. according to a criminal complaint, an investigator with the racine county sheriff's office reached out to baker after seeing an ad he'd placed on the chicago craigslist website. "he wanted to exchange child pornography with one of my investigators who he thought was a person of similar interests and also to come here to racine county to have sexual contact with a nine year old child." according to a criminal complaint, the investigator asked baker if he sexual contact with a nine year old girl.....baker replied "can we talk about it in person? i'd rather not answer that question via email. : " he later asked to meet with the girl and

finally, parents could deduct the average cost of child care in their state, based on their child's aagesome warn that this would invite employers to drop their paid lead. staying ti ining stick it to th. it would fund that by ridding the unemployment insurance system of fraud which is has $3.4 billion a year in fraud. >>> new this morning, the former secretary colin powell is calling trump an international disgrace and an international pariah. powell has said is that on dc leaks and then on buzzfeed. in that same mail, trump is in the process of destroying himself, no need for the dems to attack him." a spokesman has confirmed the authenticity of the e-mails. >>> and looking into trump's claritiable foundation. trump's foundation made to florida attorney general pam bondi's campaign in 2013. just two days later, bondi decided against joining sneiderman. the irs fines trump $2500 for using a nonprofit foundation to make a political gift. >>> the hacker who breached the democratic national committee and aforced the resignation of chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz has just released more

a maple heights woman wants child support claiming he is his one -year-old's daughter. he will be back in court in november to make sure he took that test. >>> shelby miller lorain/elyria with a look at how a trooper's hometown has been paying tribute. >>>reporter: tke/ niece all afternoon and evening, people came here to say good-bye to trooper velez, hundreds of people were here, including his friends and family members. they told me he was a great man and that he always went out of his way to help those in need. hundreds waited in line to pay their final respects to ohio state trooper kenneth velez. with his picture on it, others wore blue ribbons, law enforcement from 19 states and canada were here. those who knew trooper velez said he was a great person. >> if you knew keny, not just putting his life on the line as his job, but in so many other ways. skpwhr/ he was a good friend. >>>reporter with the department for 27 years, his funeral set for tomorrow morning at 10:00 am. cleveland 19 news will be there. if you would like to pay your respects, the best thing is t

f0 what if your child wants this new trend i did look? how to deal with the hair-do. you're watching news channel 8 > across america, a seventh night of protests in charlotte, north carolina, people upset over the shooting death of a black man at the hands of police took their protest to a city council meeting. demonstrators pa t meeting demanding action. they want charlotte's mayor and police chief to resign. many claim they can't trust them anymore. it's not only adults calling for change. listen to a girl's tearful plea. >> we need our fathers and mothers. to be by our side. >> police claim keith scott had a gun and refused commands to drop it before an officer opened fire. scott's family claims he did not have a gun and police video is inconclusive. >>> check this out, some unity on the football field. the atlantic falcons and the new orleans saints did something unique before facing off on the gridiron, they formed a unity circle mid field. the group held hands after the national anthem was played. and then held a moment of silence. both teams explain they wanted

and there's hope for that child. there's resources out there for when that woman is ready that will help her and her whole entire family. erin: the mother's name hasn't been released. she hadn't been charged. she will likely face a charge of child endangerment. they found drug paraphernalia in the diaper bag. once again the child is brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a teenager from hooksett has passed away more than a week after she was hit by a car. 16-year-old jillian nelson was a junior at pinkerton and spent a week on life support at a boston hospital. she was an active member of the church and other members have set up a go fund me page to help pay for her funeral and other expenses facing a family. >> jillian was truly one of the sweetest girls she always thought of others first. truly service oriented. i've never seen someone -- as a teenager truly love their family as much as she did. sean: there are counselors available at pinkerton academy to speak with the students about her death. you can find a link to

her and her friends. >> how important is child care? >> very important, a very necessary thing today. >> trump will unveil some of his plan to a crowd of 300. a policy that sets aside tax free money for child care. >> the girls that have these young babies, they need time with babiy ies at home. >> my son and daughter-in-law pay al a lot for daycare. >> it's going to child care with the schools and things, he might have got my vote. >> it will affect my decision on my vote. i might be open to a third party candidate. >> reporter: keep in mind trump's plan targets working and middle class families who make less than $250,000 a year, we have found out how the campaign will pay for the plan. that will come in another speech, another time possibly this week. we will have more on trump's speech coming up tonight at 1 success. you can also follow us on social immediate jachlt. >> and speaking of social media, donald trump's speech is supposed to begin at 7:30, you can watch it on nbc 10.com and also our nbc 10 app. >>> a number of democrats a

once again the child is in a safe place. ray: thanks. a teenager from hooksett has passed away more than a week after she was hit by a car. 16-year-old jillian nelson was a junior at pinkerson academy and spent a week on life support. she was an active member of her church and other members have set up a go fund me account to help pay for her funeral and other expenses facing the family. >> jillian the sweetest girling. she always thought of others first, truly service oriented. i've never seen someone as a teenager truly love their family as much as she did. sean: there are counselors available to speak to students about jillian death. find a link on our web site at wmur.com. in: new on "daybreak," police in laconiaay a distracted driver crashed into a utility powerlines hanging low over the road. the car finally came to rest against the tree. the driver was treated at the scene. police in conway say this man gave marijuana to two kids, ages 10 and 11 in his care. 46-year-old ivan felder faces a list of charges, including sale of a cont

so, once your child is strapped in don't assume that that will be the o child falling." no matter what products you have in your home - it's important to remember babies can change overnight so - lisa says know they're developmental stage. "you might have your house setup for a baby and before you know they're an active toddler and your house isn't ready for a toddler. so, on a monthly, relook at your house to see if what you have is adequate for your child. " and - when all else fails.... "supervision is key. making sure you're always with your child. that your child is never alone your little one out of harm's way. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. adlib to weather. boxes potential for areas of fog. lows will drop into the upper 50s. more sun tomorrow but rain showers are likely on friday. a few showers may linger into saturday morning then expect decreasing clouds. beautiful sunday into monday with highs in the middle to of fog possible. low: 58 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 2-4 mph thursday: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with rain showers likely. am low: 60

childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off.s out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and pulls the face mask all the way down. i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus: they have. >> joel: edwards. we have seen taylor young in on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several stops in the open field. blanchard in particular i feel like number 48 on the screen. he has been the best of them all. he has been outstanding tonight from the outside linebacker spot. >>

in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them back to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> here in waxahachie, you know, it's a very nice town. lived here almost 31 years. me and my wife cynthia, we've had four girls. >> janikka, danielle, rosalyn and the baby was moriah. born in november 5th, 1996. >> we always were just a family. we always were at each other's homes. out of all of the girls, moriah was just like the leader. even though she was the baby. >> we talked about everything. talked about boys and what car we would want to drive, what jobs we would want to do. she was my ride or die. she was my best friend. >> moriah read the bible a lot. and she would be reading it to sabrina. >> she's the one that actually got me going

childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >>oe lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and pulls the face mask all the way down. about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus: they have. >> joel: edwards. we have seen taylor on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several stops in the open field. blanchard in particular i feel like number 48 on the screen. he has been the best of them all. he has been outstanding tonight from the outside linebacker spot. >> gus: second and eight. at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. oh, r

childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and way down. i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus we have seen taylor young in on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several stops in the open field. blanchard in particular i feel like number 48 on the screen. he has been the best of them all. he has been outstanding tonight from the outside linebacker spot. >> gus: second and eight. at the baylor 13. >> g

no child should go to bed hungry. page to feed children? >> without a doubt. extreme poverty knows no boundaries, political, geographic or otherwise. we may not agree on one thing but we agree wholeheartedly on this. like ma nernl newborn and child health and poolio eradication. on food, canada led the world locally. saved taxpayer dollars and more kids are eating going to bed with full stomachs at night. critically important. issues championed in canada by conservative and liberal governments alike and we must be absolutely relentless and united in our commitment to them. >> absolutely. i notice you have your global citizen. prime minister trudeau had his. got to get senator schumer one. >> show me off. we won't do much good. >> we are here for a serious and pick up your phone to g7 leaders, lift 500 million people out of hunger and malnutrition. these issues no ed to be at the top of their agenda next year. you've heard from two influential leaders who say your letters, tweets, e-mails, your action make as differenc

abuse of a child. we stopped by pattersons home this afternoon... the woman who answered the door told us to contact pattersons lawyer. her lawyer said our deadline on this story was too soon... and declined to comment. pattersons trial is expected to begin in two weeks. an off-duty milwaukee police officer is arrested for drunk driving-- and accused of rear ending a saturday afternoon near 76th and florist. the squad car was stopped at an intersection-- when it was hit from behind. the driver turned out to be a 48-year- old woman-- who's been an officer with mpd for 22 years. investigators say she was off-duty-- but under the influence. neighbors of the officer says the incident doesn't fit her character. "very kind-hearted, her children come first her family comes first. as neighbors, i grew up with her butted with "she still is a person on the other side of her job. she knew she did wrong even though she is s police officer" the officer has been suspended-- she works at district four. her name is no

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