cindy felt like it was. rushed the recording over to the police, but it was inaudible and, therefore, useless. still, detective clear believed her enough to ask her to do it again. >> at our request she agreed to be wired up to do a second interview under controlled circumstances. 1992 she was working with the police to take down her own husband. she got away with it once would karl catch on the next time around? >>> coming up. >> he had to convince them it wasn't a trap. >> one intense interrogation leads to another. when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues. from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew that hpv could lead to certain cancers. i knew her risk for hpv increases as she gets older. i knew there was a vaccine available that could help protect her before she could be exposed to hpv. i knew. so i talked to my child's doctor. now that you know that hpv can lead to certain cancers, don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and a

cindy also keeps a watchful eye on danielle.ding to cindy, danielle was dating another man before she went to prison. >> she was living with a firefighter, as a matter of fact. one of my brother's supposed fire brothers. >> reporter: what's your advice to this guy, this firefighter? >> watch your back, you know. the last two guys involved with danielle, one's dead, one's in prison. >> reporter: as for dianne, she's now left to reflect on a life with sam that could have been. did you two talk about marriage? >> yes. >> reporter: and was that in the cards? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: did you ever feel like i'm being punished for having this affair? >> oh, yes. i might have said those exact words myself. >> reporter: it all started in a club with an innocent conversation. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: was it all worth it? falling in love with sam? >> i would never change having met sam. >> reporter: was he the one? >> he was the one. without a doubt. he still is the one. >> that's all for now. i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching

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>> no, they did not. >> and didn't ron's wife, cindy, have a motive?id something like, i don't know where she is, but i hope she rots in hell. and i'm very sorry i said that. >> of course, dale and his attorney knew the prosecution would make a big deal about the restraining order stephanie took out after dale spanked their son. but her decision to ask for that order, said day, that sprang from the chaos in her life. >> i believe she built a fake little world where i was the bad guy. >> was stephanie ever worried dale might get violent? hardly said the defense. why else would she ask the judge to delay the order until after their little family holiday? >> the judge said he had never seen someone have a restraining order but then have someone say don't enact it yet, not until next week. >> why would she go away on a yoga retreat and decline this friend's offer to babysit? >> can i take care of the kids? she said no, they're fine with dale. >> that's because she knew that dale wasn't a threat to her. he wasn't a threat to those children. >> and remember

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the but before we do that, cindy, thank you for being here. i was looking back on your bio and reminded that you're actually dr. cindy wang. so dr. wang, thank you for being here. you are a senior policy fellow. the but the incoming vice president of tra steejic outreach at refugees international. and i really can't wait to hear you talk a little bit about what you're going to be doing because i think it's very interesting and relevant. you were director of policy at the state department's cso, bureau of conflict and stabilization operations. you were a senior adviser in the chief of staff in the state department and you've done other incredible things throughout your career. so thank you again for being here. you know, you've tackled these issues both in the migration, forced displacement, even some of the regular migration stuff. from research and policy angles both from within and outside of government. so can you just talk a little bit about your reactions to maybe what brian said or just this issue set in general? >> great. thank you. it'

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george and randy in jeans and dark shirt and amall and cindy looks chic in black and white.ght in the big apple, gwyneth paltrow and her produce hubby. today gwyneth turned 47 and last night they hit the carpet for the premier of brad's new netflix comedy, the politician. >> i have a little part in it. i'm like please cut my lines. i've become less good at memorizing lines in my old age. >> pitch perfect ben plat plays a high schooler who one day hopes to run for president. >> the your ambition fright ens me. >> getting to have her play your mom? >> forget it. doesn't feel real. it really s i should call her today. >> meanwhile, justin and haley bieber are getting ready for their second big day. they had a movie date yesterday. he had pink shorts and pink car. and his new accessory, an iv. yeah, we spotted justin wearing one five times in the last eight days. on monday, bieber will get married for a second time. a source tells us the south carolina celebration will be held at the montage bluff resort. and that couple wants it to be as private as pos iblg. possible. now a cou

next, if we could hear from cindy arnold. yeah.after cindy we're going to hear from russell pinofski. >> you are my supervisor. anyway, thank you for considering my application. my name is cindy arnold. i've been a san franciscan since 1976. i currently live in the mission district on 22nd street, near harrison, just seven blocks from the animal shelter. and i've been a volunteer at sfacc since 2004. and i've had two dogs, you know, personal -- personally. and i currently now only have a cat. but i've had multiple cats in the past. i've been volunteering at a.c.c. since 2004. and i've become increasingly interested in our public policy, as it relates to how we co-exist with our animals. i have taken many of the free courses offered through the shelter about dog behavior. i have mentored other volunteers and participated in special events, like pet pride day, the sfacc earthquake drill. we used to have a regular contingent in the pride parade. we haven't had that for several years. but i used to participate in that and other outreac

cindy pom has the story. >> reporter: meghan markle's fashion line is only temporary but she hopes the difference it makes will last a lifetime. >> as women, it is 100% our responsibility, i think, to support and up lift each other. >> reporter: the duchess of sussex unveiled the collection in london created in partnership with her designer friend and three major british brands. it's supporting the uk charity smashing works which helps unemployed women find work. >> you'll know when you put on the clothes, that some other woman on the other side of this country is wearing that piece because you made that purchase. >> reporter: for every piece of clothes someone buys, the same item is donated to the charity giving women here in the uk a new outfit for their job interviews. >> this time i have on a lovely dress, i had a nice jacket to go with it and i probably was standing taller than usual because, you know, i did really feel good in it. >> reporter: when someone is hired the charity donates five more pieces of clothing to build a small wardrobe for work. cindy pom, cbs news, london. >>

thank you to cindy borgen for that introduction. thank you all for being here and for what you do. 1% of the population makes it possible for the other 99% to live in peace and freedom. we should not ever forget that. the privilege to share with you today, a vision for addressing the housing challenges facing our country spray veterans. they make our freedoms possible. sometimes the sacrifices they have made are not readily apparent. certainly when someone is killed or someone loses a limb or and i can't we all can see the sacrifice. so often it is something that is --. the traumatic brain injuries, just by being in proximity to some of the big guns. time after time again, that can have a devastating impact. it changes their lives. that is why when they go and come back and people said different. that is a tremendous sacrifice. something we must be cognizant of and be prepared to address. while america continues to witness unprecedented low unemployment and job creation and optimism, we need to make sure that our veterans also parti

on election night 2016, when the result was known, he turned to cindy adams and said, "cindy, if roye here, he never would have believed it now." cohn had been dead for 30 years. david: we're going to go right now to president trump and prime minister modi of india. [speaking former language]-- foreign language] david: ok, we are listening to prime minister modi of india. wanted to the abigail doolittle. the markets are moving. abigail: you are right about that, and before we talk about the selloff, breaking news -- we work ceo stepping down after pressure from the board. we have a somewhat frothy ipo market, and the fact that you have the ceo stepping down that is a little bit of pressure. other pressure started more so. david: he will remain chairman of the parent company. this is a report according to dow jones, breaking right now. there were talking about him having a nonexecutive role, so he would stay with the company. abigail: ok. as far as the selloff, it started more so in the 11:00 hour. president trump speaking at the u.n. between 10:00 and 11:00 and criticizing china arou

. >> cindy is correct, the federal bureau of prisons is particularly egregious in terms of very limitedehabilitative programming or sort of programming. she draws a good comparison or a good point that many of the programs, the limited programs available are completely designed for men. you know, and pointing out the pep program in texas unfortunately that's only available to men and women are not able to participate in texas. there's an amazing program called inmates to entrepreneurs based in north carolina, works with women, incarcerated women and women who have returned to the community. should know that in our state of ohio at ohio reformatory of women which is a state facility, there's a tremendous program called tapestry, it's a recovery program for women faith based component. it operates, a network of graduates, 800 women who have returned to the community. of course the point-- >> thank you so much for holding this hearing and to the ranking member. it's clear that as we look at this set of facts, emotions, passion, at that there's much work to do to build on what we have done

my wife, cindy, called me. i was at my desk. i was working for a cloud computing software company, just starting the day. and cindy called me. she said, it's really strange news. there's been a plane that is hit one of the world trade center towers. and i think many of us at the time thought it was maybe a small private plane. sort of, and of a strange bit of news coming out that morning. and then as the minutes went by, we started find out what wasng really going on here that it wasn't a small plane. it wasn't an accident. it was a 767 loaded with fuel because it was attempting to make a journey across our country from boston out to the west coast. .. one that will never stop hurting. i remember after then it was confirmed it was a commercial aircraft, very quickly the speculation began that this was a premeditated terror attack. >> this was a premeditated . terror attack. moments like that, you want to be with your loved ones. i quietly closed the door to my office and i went to be with my wife and family as we watched the res

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one announcement, i would love for alex and cindy to come up if you would and just announce yourselves. you've made it through this entire meeting. you should let people know who you are because you are new employees to the department. you didn't introduce yourself earlier. what did you for the department and what did you before you came. >> all right. hi, i'm alex bogden, i'm a member of the department on the outreach program. i'm a senior strategist focused on transportation, energy and climate. previously, i spent a number of years software company s.a.p. doing marketing and community engagement as well as internal and external and most recently spent a short stint with j.p. morgan chase. >> why are you excited to be here. >> i had always been passionate about the environment and i had run a number of sustainable initiatives at s.a.p. and have done things such as volunteer my time and i'm excited to be here and have an impact. >> thank you. i willing overseeing the department's climate action strategy that the environmental justice program and also the green building program. before

cindy is correct.he federal bureau of prisoners is especially egregious in terms of limited rehabilitative programming. she draws a good point that many of the programs available are completely designed for men. she points at a wonderful program, the pep program in texas. unfortunately, that is only available in -- for men. there is in amazing program called inmates to entrepreneurs that operates in other places that does work with women, both incarcerated and women who have returned to the community. , at the ohio reformatory for women, there is a tremendous program called tapestry, which has been operative for 25 years, which is a recovery program for women with substance use disorder but it does have a faith based component. ands remarkably successful operates a network of graduates. >> thank you. we are going to need to move on. >> thank you for holding this hearing and to the ranking member. it is clear that as we look at this set of facts that there is much work to do to build on what we have don

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to tear downose each and every barrier to full citizenship that people like me and cindy face.deserve our citizenship in full. >> thank you. representative jeffries. >> thank you for convening this hearing and your tremendous leadership in this area. i want to thank all of our witnesses for their presence here today and the compelling information you are providing. i think you said in your testimony that you believe that the years and miles of separation caused by incarceration are in part designed to break the bond between families, is that right? >> that is absolutely correct. being that we00%, were limited to 300 minutes per month on phone calls which we have to pay for ourselves. daughters and they were fighting over the phone and imagine a child when they hear that, my kids would panic when they would hear that the before the phone will hang up and to cry and tell me not to hang up. mommy, please don't hang up. , it's phone just drops devastating and it happened every single time. apartet up to keep you and i try to tell you that you are here and we want you to strengthen

police joined me in welcoming our pride, our congresswoman cindy axne a. -- cindy axne a. -- axne. [applause] ♪ ♪ rep. axne: hello, polk county democrats. and democrats from across the great state of iowa and all of you traveling from across the country today. how is everybody doing? honored to serve as the congresswoman from i was third district. district full of incredible people who last year pitched in to make sure that i flipped a seat that nobody thought we could win, to send me to the house, to turn the house blue. it is that iowa democratic pride that turned out folks to make sure that not just one, but two women, were elected to congress from the great state of iowa. and guess what? we are going to flip the white house next year, aren't we? out toive a big shout sean and the polk county democrats for putting the steak fry on the map again. ran for this seat, i said i would be a voice for all iowans, and that is why i pledged to visit all of my 16 counties every month and my first year of office. i have held over 40 town halls and public events. that is why i was named the

but this woman 58 years old cindy gallup feels compel to provide something that's real.nce. >> i date men in the 20s. i know they will impress me in bed. i went whoa. i know where that behavior comes from. >> i had sex with men in the 20s. >> tell me what you started to notice. you know the porn moves and the porn expressions. i recognize all these things. i experience what happens to hard core porn online. when those two things converge, porn becomes sex education by default and that's a good way. >> cindy's answer was make love and not porn. >> a website where members can rent and submit videos of real world sex. real people in loving relationships having true intimacy. >> we are not porn. we captures those in the real world as it happens spontaneously. and all it is funny and messy and beautiful comic al. everybody is beautiful when they're having real sex and they really are. >> today the platform has over 500 members and more than 2500 videos to choose from. on the site users can pay $5 to watch the video and half of the money goes to the people who make it. every s

we saw supermodel cindy crawford this morning president bill clinton stopped by, tony blair, also madeappearance since they've been doing this since 2002, more than $150 million have been raised, including $12 million last year, and $5 million of that went to hurricane maria relief back over to you >> kate, how did they do taking those trades >> everyone we saw said, i don't quite know what i'm doing, i'm having a lot of fun, i'm here to do some good, raise some money i love cindy crawford, she said, that was really easy, i don't know what the big deal is, over all the energy has been great, a very positive day. >> thank you so much >> kate rogers >>> up next. amazon under fire, the sec ramping up its antitrust investigations we'll bring you e thlatest details. power lunch after this (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full educati

that is the case of cindy, she's looking for her sister.. >> i have been calling the phone, but i'm not getting any answer. i am really worried about her. and i need to get her either over here or either on the island. right now i'm worried because i desperately need to hear if she is okay. and i need to get her because she had a stroke two years ago and she cannot do anything for herself. >> now, cindy is working to get us a picture of her sister, ana. we're hoping to get that soon and hopefully we can share it with our audience. as you look around me, you will see people still waiting and some passengers being processed and it's pin a long journey. but all the people i talked to say they feel like they're the lucky ones because they have made it to dry ground. ana? >> i feel for those families. rosa flores, thank you for your reporting. >>> new developments in the college admission scandal this afternoon. federal prosecutors seek a one-month sentence but could letters from her celebrity pals save her from that fate? "i am here." aim to sa

joining me now, chief of fema, larceny anderson, and spokesperson for the american red cross and cindy lars, you've dealt with fema. what are they saying now? >> listen to your elected officials. you see what happened in florida and you think, oh, the impacts of this storm weren't that bad, i'm just going to ride it out. if officials tell you to evacuate, you need to evacuate. it's almost getting to the point where it's too late to evacuate, and if you think about it, if the storm hits, officials won't be able to get to you during the storm, and after the storm you're putting the lives of first responders at risk as well. >> cindy, let's talk about the support the red cross is giving people. >> the red cross are prestaged and are there and available to help those individuals in the bahamas that need assistance. >> and what are those who are there telling you about what's happening on the ground? what kind of needs are there? >> well, we have not had contact directly with them. our focus right now is the united states with our 1900 volunteers who have been deployed here to help those in

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city council member cindy bask is joining me now. you want her to step down. were not buying the denial. tell me why. >> well, i don't think there's any -- it's inconceivable she had no idea, no clue when this incident occurred. it received international coverage back in 1991. in 1992 as we all know there was a very well-publicized trial and acquittal, a riot. there was a loss of life after, as result of that riot, and so, in 1994 when she was photographed wearing the shirt, you know, there were other things that were happening. other trials that had echoes of the rodney king verdict and the disappointment and the way people felt around the lapd, particularly the o.j. simpson trial. which was coming up and which started around 1994. so all of these things together say to me there is no possible way that anyone who was in policing during that time frame could be unaware of what the significance of that shirt and that wording meant. >> do you think if she had said that she apologized and she realizes that there was a t-shirt she was wearing making fun of the lap

my name is cindy woo. when i first started working in chinatown 12 years ago, my first project was the central subway. i was honoured to work with rose. i helped rose as we organized a series of hearings. the central subway was a subway to nowhere, these were words written dismissing the chinatown community and saying the community was invisible. rose wouldn't stand for that. rose saw a vision for a subway to connect visitors to chinatown neighborhoods and to connect chinatown workers to the jobs in the city and the region. in those days i learned about rosa's work alongside other leaders like mrs. chan. these were the folks that made sure that the central subway became real for us. naming the station chinatown rose pak station would be an honor. it's an honor to show the fight that we need to make sure that our communities are seen. it's not just a geography, but it's a community of people symbolized by rose. thank you. i strongly urge the directors to support the name chinatown rose pak station. >> chair