agent in ohio before cindy got the bogus one. first told us cindy's agent opened the e-mail on his cell phone, and he believes that is where the breach occurred. but cindy's agent, brent karlen, says first was to blame. an attorney representing karlen's firm says a preliminary investigation indicates the fraudulent wire instructions came from someone who was able to hack the e-mail account of the listing agent, jeffrey first. we asked both agents what they'll do to help cindy get her money back. jeffrey first didn't give us an answer. brent karlen's lawyer said re/max will continue to provide any assistance it can as the investigation continues. but he didn't explain what that assistance might be. cindy has filed reports with the police and the fbi, but heard nothing. so far, no one has assumed responsibility for her $25,000 loss. >> that's all i had. i'm struggling to pay my rent and my bills now because i thought we were going to be gone by now. >> reporter: you can protect yourself from scammers. we've created this special vid

. >> cindy.herself. >> she's just a little girl, almost 3 years old, on this bus alone, who's sent off to some orphanage. >> reporter: must have been traumatic for this child. >> it's abandonment again. we only can speculate what sort of emotional damage that may have done to cindy very early on in her life. >> reporter: still ahead, andrea d heaer about tr moth eveore secrets to her grave. and ben's search for his mother has been narrowed down to two women, one of them on the other end of this call. the moment of truth. >> in my experience, the dna doesn't lie. rosity begins with the very first course, everyday, at olive garden. start with our unlimited homemade soup or fresh signature salad and a basket of our famous never ending breadsticks. followed by plentiful portions of your favorite dishes. so many choices you'll love at everyday great prices you won't want to miss. don't wait another moment. get together with your loved ones today for generosity the italian way. only at olive garden. or

>> reporter: her mother is cindy madrid. we've spoken with her tonight, cnn has, and she has been released from a detention certainty in port isabel, texas. she tells us she is very happy to be out. she is planning on trying to see her daughter. her daughter, 6-year-old allison, is being held in a facility in arizona. the mother, cindy madrid, says she plans to travel to arizona tomorrow to connect with her and see her, that she is hoping that the daughter will be released to her soon pending a dna test. one of the last things she said to us, she was very proud of her daughter for quote becoming famous for such a good reason. don. >> ed lavandera with the breaking news. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, president trump's blistering claim germany is controlled by russia, sounds like the classic, i know you are but what are my strategies, especially coming ahead of his own meeting with vladimir putin? is it a strategy that could work?

despues de un mes de estar deteni n hija cindy saliÓ de un centro de detenciÓn y le toca viajar mÁs den jimena de 6 aÑos voy a ver a mi hija. >> lo primero que tenÍa en mente cindy madrid cuando saliÓ de este centro de detenciÓn, fue su hijo de 6 aÑos, la Última vez que la vio fue hace mes en la frontera cuando agentes de inmigraciÓn se la enviaron a un albergue en arizona. >> al escucharla llorar a ella me decÍa que queria estar conmigo que querÍa verme que por los noches no po idea dormir. >> el suyo fue el caso de separaciÓn mÁs sobrecogedor despuÉs que trascendiera la voz de la niÑa, alÍ sol llorando en un centro de detenciÓn y pidiendo comunicarse con su tÍa. >> voy mi tÍa para que ella me venga a recoger. >> los lamentos los menores y las palabras de allison fueron el detonante de la presiÓn que recibiÓ el presidente trump para que diera marcha atrÁs de la separaciÓn de familias, cindy jamÁs imaginÓ que las palabras de ella provocarÍan ese cambio. >> nos ayudÓ mucho, fue una ventaja muy grande, para poder ayudar no solo a mÍ si no a las personas que estÁn afuera, a las personas q

mes de no estar juntas, cindy y su hija alison se volvieron a ver.e lÁgrimas le dio la vuelta al mundo en una grabaciÓn . que -- pedro rojas nos muestra el emotivo encuentro en houston. pedro: juntas llegaron cindy madrid y su hija alison a la primera rueda de su reunificaciÓn que tuvo lugar la madrugada de hoy en el aeropuerto de houston. la emociÓn tanto de la madre inmigrante como de su hija fue imponente. [llanto] ademÁs la pequeÑa que conmoviÓ al paÍs con este llanto tras ser separada de su mamÁ. traÍa una muÑeca en la mano. >> empezamos a recuperar el tiempo que perdimos. estamos muy felices de estar juntas. pedro: asimismo, thelma garcÍa, la abogada de la familia cuestionÓ cómo se desarrollÓ la reuniÓn familiar y dijo que el gobierno al parecer o evadir la presencia de los medios. >> pensamos que fue una tÁctica polÍtica . pedro: posteriormente sostuvimos un encuentro personal con la familia y le preguntamos sobre sus expectativas ahora que planean residir en houston y desde allÍ luchar por la aprobaciÓn de su peticiÓn de asilo. >> pedirles qu

cindy says, "everyone knows the united states is a great country. it's safer.tter education, a better health system. but most importantly, the safety for my daughter." mother and daughter will live with cindy's sister in the houston area while proceeding with her asylum claim, hoping the sadness and separation are behind them. gary tuchman, cnn, houston. >> a happy ending there. >> and so many more families that need to be reunited. >> reunited, yeah, yeah. >>> all right, the world cup is down to two. the championship game pits a soccer power against an up-start, and underdog alex thomas is live in moscow. hi, alex. >> reporter: hi, christi. i don't want to sound like a highlander movie, but there can be only one, and a global tv audience estimated to be a billion people will tune in to see if france can stop what's been a fairy tale run to the world cup final by croatia. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c.

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cindy says everyone knows the united states is a great country. it's safer.tter education, a better health system. but most importantly, the safety for my daughter. mother and daughter will live with cindy's sister in the houston area while proceeding with her asylum claim, hoping the sadness and separation are behind them. gary tuchman, cnn, houston. >> a nice way to end this program tonight. our live coverage of course continues right now with chris and "cuomo prime time." chris? >>> a happy ending in a sea of nightmares. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the russians hacked the election. you know it. i know it. this knew indictment of a dozen russian high-ranking officers makes it clear. so will the president finally own the truth or the eve of being face to face with the man who ordered it all, vladimir putin? we have a "prime time" exclusive with roger stone, longtime trump friend and adviser, someone who appears to be the unnamed american mentioned in the indictment. will he own that, and what is his advice to trump in this

send cindy says she is excited they are now in this country together.cindy says everyone knows the united states is a great country. it is safer. there is better education. a better health system. but most importantly, the safety for my daughter. mother and daughter will live with sin decide's sister cindy' proceeding with her asylum claim hoping the sadness and separation are behind them. gary tuchman, cnn, houston. >>> coming up, founder of papa john's now speaking out after resigning for using a racial slur. we'll hear from him next. plus outrage in georgia, listen to this, two police officers allegedly flipped a coin to decide on an arrest. how their police department is responding. hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let's go bring the world's best instructors right to you. better yet, let's go bring the entire new york studio - live. let's go anytime, anywhere, with anyone who's willing. and

. >> people would yell and scream at george and cindy anthony in front of their house like idiots. when does that happen? not in this century. >> it became a soap opera, just like the o.j. simpson case. >> god almighty will judge casey anthony. >> the sad part is that it was true, not a play. >> casey anthony is now free. >> the devil is dancing tonight. >> casey anthony got away with something that she and she alone only knows. ♪ >> this is where it all began. the anthony family home here in orlando, florida where little caylee lived her short life. once the family sanctuary, it would become the epicenter of a media frenzy that would turn this tragic story into a media obsession. july 15th, 2008. cindy anthony made her first of three calls to 911. >> i have a 22-year-old person who has grand theft sitting in my auto with me. >> is this your son? >> daughter. >> cindy and george anthony learned the car they allowed their daughter, casey, to drive had been sitting at an impound lot here weeks and casey had not returned home with her daughter caylee in over a month. >> they get the c

mother cindy telling her she and her lawyer are on a very long drive to the airport from south texasbe there soon. after alison was done talking to her mom, i told cindy i was on the plane with her daughter. >> she was not scared on the plane. see? you are very strong, right? >> at 3:00 a.m., cindy arrives at houston intercontinental airport for the reunion she's been dreaming of for a month, finally getting to hold hands with her daughter. the little girl heard the world over on the audiotape back with her mother, a mother released from a detention center in texas after being approved to proceed with her asylum claim following a journey from el salvador. sinnedny not even knowing where her daughter was after they were separated a little over four weeks ago. alison says i nissed my mommy. i'm so happy to see her at the airport. i'm happy i will now see her all the time. cindy says she isn't going to take her eyes offal alison and is excited they are now in this country together. cindy says everyone knows the united states say great country, it's safer, there's better education, a bet

>> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn.l. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that was it. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. there was only makeup from the other day, that was it. that was it. i don't have nothing. they searched me, i have don't have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> she's leaving friday. we'll hold her inside. she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday and that will be the end of it, because there is no contraband right now on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to lea

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john sepulveda, cindy kacku and talia inlander, we value your time. o we tu attention now to health care. in 2016 alta bates hospital announced it would close its emergency room i birerkeley and expand emergency services in oaklan it's generating dismay in many berkeyresidents. further away in richmond are also worried about being negatively affected by the change. ve this report from uc berkeley journalism students. >> i don't see no chickem cnuggets in that ear. let me look in this ear. see if we have chicken mcnuggets. make sure there's nohicken mcnuggets. >> this doctor has patched up richmond residents for decades. >> my mission is and has always been to provide health care to this richmond community. listen to your heart, ma'am. there you got a good heart. >> it's gotten harder and harder for doctors like cars ton insurm rind residents get the care they need. carson f worked carson medical center nor 15 years. it served a community of 400,000 west contra costa residents until it shut in 2015. the day it closed, they moved across the street to a

john sepulveda, leaning "times" rerder cindy fro santa ana. and attorney talia inlander who represents mothers seeking asylum in the u.s. who joins us via skype from los angeles. happy to have all three of you on. thank you. john,et's begin with you, give us a status update at of this moment what is the trump s administratiing about why some of these families with very young children can't be reunited? >> well, they're essentiallyg saycouple of things. the first is that some of these parents have committed crimes. in fact one man from guatemala is wanted for murder. another man is supposedly allegedly had ad.u.i. case that's been verified. there's a lot of other asons besides these ten or so parents who have had committed crimes. anothereason is that 12 of these parents have been deported. that means that their children eie in this country, but they are in t country of origin. and there's no clear reunificthion pay for those people. one man has a communicable disease and two other people, it's been determine reasonable doubt not actually the p

cindy madrid estuvo detenida en texas y hoy pudo viajar a arizona para reunirse con su pequeÑa alisonllegaron hoy cindy madrid y su hija alison a la primera rueda de prensa luego de su reunificaciÓn que tuvo lugar la madrugada de hoy en el aeropuerto de houston, texas. la emociÓn de la madre emigrante y de su pequeÑa fue imponente. tambiÉn la pequeÑa traÍa una muÑeca la mano. quÉ le dijiste cuando la viste? >> que la querÍa y que la extraÑÉ mucho. >> empezamos a recuperar el tiempo perdido. estamos felices de estar juntas. pedro: se cuestionÓ cómo se desarrollÓ la reunión y dijo que el gobierno al parecer o evadir a toda costa la presencia de los medios. >> fue una tÁctica polÍtica para que no viera la gente lo que estaba pasando. pedro: les preguntamos sobre sus espectativas ahora que planean residir en houston y desde allÍ luchar por la peticiÓn de asilo. >> pedir por favor que nos sigan apoyando, nosotros vinimos por la persecuciÓn en nuestro paÍs. pedro: a la pequeÑa alison le preguntamos cuÁles el mensaje para los otros niÑos que siguen esperando reunirse con sus padres? alison:p

cindy says everyone knows the united states is a great country. it's safer. there is better education, a better health system. but most importantly, the safety for my daughter. mother and daughter will live with cindy's sister in the houston area while proceeding with her asylum claim, hoping the sadness and separation are behind them. gary tuchman, cnn, houston. >> a nice way to end this program tonight. our live coverage of course continues right now with chris and "cuomo prime time." chris? >>> a happy ending in a sea of nightmares. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the russians hacked the election. you know it. i know it. this knew indictment of a dozen russian high-ranking officers makes it clear. so will the president finally own the truth or the eve of being face to face with the man who ordered it all, vladimir putin? we have a "prime time" exclusive with roger stone, longtime trump friend and adviser, someone who appears to be the unnamed american mentioned in the indictment. will he own that, and what is his advice to t

joining me is alan gomez and cindy carcamo. alan, let me start with you.to ask you about the situation we find ourselves in. the judge now weighing this. it's going to reconvene on monday morning, as i understand it, in san diego to weigh the government's request. what more do we know about what the government knows about where these children are and where their parents are? >> this court hearing was really interesting because it was the first time we got a detailed account of at least a portion of these nearly 3,000 kids that need to be reunited by the end have to be reunited by tuesday, the rest of them by july 25th. 19 of them, their parents have been deported. 19 of them, their parents have been released in the united states and the government is having trouble tracking them down. the government was asking, do we have to reunite these kids with the parents who have been deported? the judge said yes. they tried to fight back on that but the judge said you absolutely have to. the aclu lawyer who has led this effort offered the assistance of his organizat

cindy: i don't know what he already knows. would say if you're on twitter, then everybody's listening. but i suspect you already knew that. i think that i would definitely -- back to your original question. i would be really careful about trying to be funny. i think there are people who are professionals who can pull it off on twitter but it's really hard. there are plenty of people who can do that but if it's not your profession, maybe not. i think that one of the reasons that we worry about the way the internet is kind of evolved is because of the surveillance business model that a lot of these companies, most of the major company have embraced. the idea that they're going to follow you around and target ads or whatever, information at you based upon some decisions that they are making about what will keep you on the platform as long as possible. that i think we're in a current moment where people are starting to recognize that and interrogate that. this is something we've worried about for a long time because those gigantic

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ahora una corte ordenÓ la liberaciÓn de cindy, ya que cree en su versiÓn de los hechos.en este noticiero recuerdan ese audio que divulgÓ propublica, donde se escuchaba a cindy llorando, pidiendo esas gente dentro del centro de detenciÓn que le dejaran llamar a su tÍa que se sabía memorial nÚmero. por lo pronto, ya sabemos que madre e hija se han visto de nuevo. carolina: afortunadamente, tán unificando. me quedo pensandopreguntan dÓÁ sus padres. quÉ tristeza. miles de inmigrantes no tendrÁn oportunidad de presentarse ante un juez tras la implementaciÓn de varios cambios que afectarÍa directamente a las personas que piden asilo en estados unidos. borja: el gobierno de trump elimina la violencia domÉstica y el miedo a las pandillas como causas para otorgar el beneficio de asilo en los estados unidos. autoriza a los agentes federales a rechazar reclamos por persecuciÓn si el inmigrante que solicita asilo entrÓ ilegalmente. carolina: para que nos cuenten las consecuencias de este cambio, vamos a hablar con ezequiel hernÁndez, quiere decir que una persona que escapa de violen

my cover up has a little cindy one began one decent point cindy it actually isn't because i'm a good now di. for the recording sessions the concert hall becomes a studio the concertos are to be rehearsed and recorded over two days at the end of that time there will be a live concert tickets for which were sold out long ago. different offices drawn for this project by the mahler chamber orchestra and international law sambal made up of forty seven members from eighteen countries. though frederick chopin composed his piano concertos nearly two hundred years ago this is still a primary in a way it is the first time that the new orchestration by mikhail lechner has been recorded. in dortmund the russian pianist and composer is wielding the baton in building the kids anyway it is this is the first. their whole concept and that was this beautiful looking up we get it done because i knew people singing in the last minute of the. fifth in the city of the smiths in which the only support to personal subs the go without the mouth of the local know the sixty's just for so that i am in the thick

cindy: la extraÑo mucho. reportero: lo Único que pueden hacer por ahora es seguir esperando.oder tener mÁs comunicaciÓn con sus pequeÑos. aseguran que es difÍcil comunicarse con sus hijos y tambiÉn con los administradores de los casos. tampoco han recibido informaciÓn sobre el proceso de reunificaciÓn.. jorge: siguen descendiendo los niveles de oxÍgeno en la cueva donde permanecen atrapados unos jÓvenes y su entrenador entre lana. las autoridades dijeron que tienen un margen de tiempo limitado para realizar el rescate. vilma nos tiene lo Último de este incidente que ha cautivado la atenciÓn alrededor de mundo. vilma: los 12 niÑos y su entrenador de fÚtbol atrapados en las peligrosas entraÑas de esta caverna en tailandia, y que ya completaron dos semanas bajo tierra, no podrÁn ser rescatados todavÍa, desea que se pensÓ que serÍa inminente. asÍ lo anunciÓ el gobernó local. se decidiÓ que los niÑos saldrÁn por la puerta por la que entraron a la caverna y lo harÁn buceando, pero ayer recibieron las primeras elecciones de una prÁctica peligrosa que sÓlo los adultos veteranos con a

que las autoridades detuvieran esta situaciÓn tan dolorosa para todos y hoy nos acompaÑan ella dos cindyorque se la llevaron sin ninguna explicaciÓn, no dijeron nada, simplemente se la llevaron. >> cindy, la niÑa sabÍa el nÚmero de telÉfono, al momento que la cuestionan ella lo da, en algÚn momento ustedes su plan taern la posibilidad * que iban a ser separados. >> sÍ, lo pensamos, pero pensamos que iban a ser horas y gracias a dios se aprendiÓ el nÚmero para identificarse. >> tÚ pensaste que no la volverÍas a ver. >> sÍ, como fue pasando el tiempo, que no nos daban ninguna explicaciÓn empecÉ a preocuparme bastante porque no sabÍa nada de ella. >> ¿quÉ sentÍas, cÓmo fue tu reacciÓn? >> triste, muchos dÍas en llanto en el lugar donde estaba detenida, no habÍa forma de preguntar, de saber, alguna informaciÓn sobre ella, hasta que pues empezÓ todo y pudimos localizarla. >> ¿cuÁndo preguntabas por ella quÉ respuesta te daban y en que tono? >> nos llevaron a varios lugares y decÍan van con los niÑos pero en fue ir con los niÑos hasta la fecha del dÍa que nos detuvieron, que estuvimos ahÍ, nos

some hiking.ing it was john, cindy, and three of the kids. am sure cindy was not crazy about having a reporter bouncing around in the car for six days but she was quite nice about it. reporters.d with brian: what about the bounty hunters? tom: that was a "washington post" piece, about two years ago. my editor is a wonderful guy, he wanted to do a piece on bounty hunters, high-tech bounty hunters for a while. trouble finding a person to cooperate, so he finally through the story to me. find aortunate enough to bondsman in arlington, outside of d.c. he uses bounty hunters to track down guys who don't pay for their bail. whoere tracking down a guy was in long island, as i recall. the funny thing is, these are guys who skipped out on their bail bondsman, but the alert of is what they skip call someone who has skipped bond, and they can find a lot of them on facebook, and create an identity of a young, hot chick, and track them down. that's what we did. brian: on may 27, i got my sunday "washington post," and you wrote the cover story about, among

thank you. >> next speaker please. >> tony, cindy baker. moving on, cindy baker. followed herbert wiener and then juanita washington. >> i live in the richmond. i'm know you struck item number 12 from the agenda. i want to make a comment because the cpuc had proposed e liminating whatever taxes they were collecting or fees they were collecting from the tnc. from some of the transportation network companies. that in a way that maybe okay because who knows what they were doing with it and what they are collecting it for. the city of san francisco or mta had to create a position kind of like the curb monitor because all these services taking up curb space, whether it's lyft, uber or carryouts. the city having to spend money to monitor this activity. i think it's totally appropriate to add a tax category for these companies. i support that. even if the puc stop collecting fees. supervisor peskin wrote a letter about this. >> next speaker please. >> herbert wiener, juanita washington. >> this is so timely. i'm going to the airport on thursday, to city of chicago. i tri

cindy sui, bbc news, bucheon city. you have been watching newsday. stay with us.e of how the world's top executives like to travel. lets end the programme on a high note. if you have ever fancied yourself as marvel‘s iron man, we might have just the thing. this was the scene just a short distance from here in the centre of london a little earlier, as a jetsuit—wearing man literally took flight. you will notice how the police kept spectators at a safe distance, but it all went smoothly. getting around like this isn't cheap. a jetsuit costs around $160,000. for that, you get to reach speeds of 50 kilometres per hour and you can reach a height of 3,000m. hello there. i think there's a little bit of something for everyone in this forecast, some rain and also some warm sunshine. but on wednesday it was a case of high pressure, and most seeing some sunshine. also quite a bit of cloud around, too, but that did lead to some dramatic sunset photos sent in by our weather watchers. high pressure was the dominant force on wednesday, but we look to the north—west for a tangle

hyde smith cindy thank you very much senator james lankford james thank you james senator pat roberts he loves those farms he loves the farmers like i do representative diane black and thank you representative kevin brady with a new tax bill how's it coming kevin good. representative mike conaway mike thank you mike representative dan newhouse thank you didn't representative christie norm have to call her governor now that was a great win thank you christie representative david record david thank you. so we had a big day very big we met right here at the white house to launch a new phase in the relationship between the united states and the european union a phase of close friendship of strong trade relations in which both of us will win of working better together for. prosperity and in fighting jointly against terrorism the united states and the european union together count for more than eight hundred thirty million citizens and more than fifty percent of the global g.d.p. in other words together where more than fifty percent of trade if we team up we can make our planet a better mor

is at cindy? >> yes, i'm cindy. hello. i am the conservation chairperson for the golden west fly fishers and i'm a native san franciscan. i wanted to talk about the state water board's recent release of their float criteria. in this report, they acknowledge that 60% of unimpaired flow would be necessary to protect fish in the basin. their recommendation of 40% does not go far enough, but it is moving in the right direction. as a native san franciscan, i can understand the need to protect san francisco's -- san francisco's source of water onto the importance of a strong economy by the need to be a balance on the use of our water source to protect the salmon, steelhead and water quality and health of the river, delta and other tributaries of the san joaquin watershed. as a long-time angler, california fisheries have sunk two extremely grim levels. salmon, steelhead and other populations are suffering drastically and the state water board's pond is a long overdue action to provide some relief, finally for the fish. it also pr

he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen pictures of her. even in high school, she was gorgeous. it just wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named

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there was john and cindy and three of the kids.m sure cindy was not crazy about having a reporter bouncing along in the car for five or six days, but she was quite nice about it. was, john is good with reporters. he was fun to spend time with. brian: what about the bounty hunters? tom: that was a "washington post" piece about two years ago. my editor at the post is a wonderful guy. he wanted to do a piece on bounty hunters, high-tech bounty hunters, for a while. they were having trouble finding a person to cooperate, so he finally threw the story to me. and i was just fortunate enough to find a bondsman in arlington, outside of d.c. he uses bounty hunters to track down guys who don't pay for their veil after he bails them out. the unusual thing about that was we were tracking down a guy who was in long island, as i recall. ,nd the funny thing about again, these are guys who skipped out on their bail bondsman and stuck them for $20,000, $30,000, but allure of facebook -- a "skip" is what they call someone who has skipped bond, and t

he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. kind of a shrinking violet? >> well, the older sisters said she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen pictures of her. even in high school, she was gorgeous. it just wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named

hi, cindy. cindy: hey, how are you? lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you?ooking for new packaging. what are some options of things that i can look at? where are tubes? cindy: tubes -- this is a bronze tube. lemonis: see? something like this to me, you could take the exact same product. can you put it in something like this? i could get 25% more in price. man: we can double the price on the tubes, yeah. lemonis: the number-one thing in this business is quality, but a close second is appearance. i don't want a bottle of dog shampoo on my shelf anymore, and i'm confident that if it looks better, we'll sell more of it. currently, carolyn sells the bottle for $18. i can go from $18 to $22 by doing nothing more than changing the packaging. carolyn today does $50,000 just in her own salons. i'm confident that we can get outside distribution and do a million dollars in the first year. and so i'd like to give you guys the direction to develop the line, but i am not looking for this anymore. thank you very much. i told you, win-win. man: it's gonna work. lemonis: tha

and he wanted to do the cindy lou who part. rocco does cindy lou who now.ve off your own kids. >> but dr. seuss, that guy knew what i was doing. he was nto omething. >> jimmy: i think you're right. shel silverstein i'm not sure about. because that book "the giving free" have you read that one? >> it's the best. >> jimmy: i think it's the worst. >> what do you mean? the guy wants money, right? >> jimmy: this kid abuses this tree. >> i know. >> jimmy: he eats all the apples. he chops it down. he sits on the stump. eventually he just drops dead on the thing. it's a terrible story. it's a story that should not be read to children. read it again and think about me when you do. >> i love it. i love it when -- i love it when he's just a stump and the old man who just wants a place to sit and the tree is like so excited because he can do something and so the tree straightens himself up as much as he could. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and rocco likes when i straighten myself up. >> jimmy: it's an analogy i think about the way children consume their parents. they take our li

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anita diaz, jim warshel, cynthia gomez, anthony vercamp, mike buehler, andrew wolfram, cindy heightsman, jonathan haber, and susan millhouse. >> thank you to the committee. i'm anita denz, d-e-n-z. i'm here to represent the victoria alliance of san francisco. we're the city's oldest, all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to historic preservation. founded in 1973, we protested the destruction of the paris dome and went on to see that. we've raised and awarded $400,000 in grant-worthy projects. many went to fine arts, windmills of golden gate park. when it comes to the old mint, we're fashion at about this historical landmark of the city. we've endowed it with $23,000 in grants over the years. most recently in 2014, we were able to repaint the two historic receiving rooms, cashier's room and receiving room. we had some pushback from the office of economic work force development about this because they were taken over stewardship, but we persisted and the rooms are glorious today and the city and their events contractor, nonplus ultra, has benefited greatly from these rooms. the

cindy madrid fue liberada en texas. su hija alison estÁ en un refugio para menores en phoenix.idos a un proceso judicial express, esta generando alarma. han expresado su rechazo. jaime garcÍa nos tiene detalles de este mecanismo de criminalizaciÓn y deportación masiva. >> .10 personas en 20 minutos. jaime: en una virtual fÁbrica de deportaciones se ha convertido la corte federal de san diego, al iniciarse la implementaciÓn de la operación "streamline" con la que se criminaliza a los inmigrantes indocumentados y se les somete a procesos penales al vapor. >> entra un grupo de inmigrantes, 10 a la vez. donde un juez lee los cargos de su contra. un defensor federal que tiene que defender a tres o cuatro en tres minutos. de ahÍ, entonces simplemente la condena, que es una deportaciÓn inmediata con un cargo criminal. jaime: en los primeros tres pierde implementada esta modalidad, los defensores pÚblicos han peleado. >> les han dicho que pueden ser hasta 10 personas que tienen que representar a la vez,al dÍa. >> al grupo se la explica cargÓ culpable, culpable, culpable. asÍ de manera