rosa: daniel! daniel: madre! daniel le quedaba dura alguna -- duda alguna de la maldad de su madre. daniel: creo que llamar a alguien hijo de satanÁs y empeorar el problema, asesinando, no es lo correcto. uno no puede hacerse el malo para quitar lo malo en otra persona. >> no subirse gustado tener otra abuela. es que mi abuela, realmente tampoco es mi abuela. marÍa antonieta: los aÑos pasaron y aunque las cosas fueron cambiando lentamente, daniel y rosa vivÍan con la esperanza de poder casarse porque desde siempre fueron una pareja sÓlida. >> ellos estÁn igual todo el dÍa. marÍa antonieta: 2005 parecía sser el aÑo que diera luz al final del tÚnel. las parejas del mismo sexo pudieron contraer matrimonio. >> dado que el matrimonio entre parejas del mismo sexo, eestÁ legalizado y nosotros tenemos 40 aÑos de convivencia, siento que nos podrÁ cazar. >> pero de acuerdo a estos documentos ustedes no pueden casarse. son hermanos de padre y madre. daniel: ¿quÉ daÑo le hago yo al mundo porque me case? absolutamente nada. e

did you believe daniel could have killed jessie? >> yes.st a sense you got, a feeling you got. >> reporter: that you were sitting across from a killer? >> yes. >> reporter: detective thickens went to grill dan himself. >> i was hopeful that we might get more information that would advance our case. when was the last time you saw her? >> last week i think. >> reporter: daniel admitted to having romantic feelings for jessie but swore through sobs he had nothing to do with the murder. >> what do you think happened to jessie? >> i have no idea. >> do you think it could have been accidental? >> i don't know why someone would do that to her. >> reporter: but detectives didn't believe him. and he fit the profile of the killer they were looking for. someone who knew jessie and her habits. >> she usually wouldn't get up before 11:00 or 12:00. >> all right. >> i would text her in the morning, ask if she wanted to hang out or something, and she wouldn't respond. >> he knew where she was going to be, knew she didn't have a dog in the house, knew she di

>> daniel. >> daniel. >> daniel, have you sit in here. >> okay. >> and you can sit there. >> reporter: you've seen the good cop/bad cop routine. but never one quite like this. in a tiny overheated interrogation room in oklahoma city, the good cop, detective kim davis, 28 years on the job, is very good. >> this is going to make the rumors go away. >> reporter: and the bad cop, patrolman daniel holtzclaw, is, allegedly, very bad indeed. he's not here to solve a crime, he's the suspect. >> you have the right to remain silent, do you understand that? >> right. >> anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> reporter: oklahoma city has a hard core cowboy culture and a state capital with its own oil wells. but at night, beyond the blur of traffic and the neon rainbow glow of the skydance bridge, there is a dangerous side of the little city on the prairie, the northeast. police chief bill citty knows it well. >> there's a lot of gang activity. it's a lower-income area and there has been, in the past, a lot of crime in that area. >> i am willing to make a statement

daniel: this is my bed here. have to clean it thoroughly every evening, because everyone who comes through here steps on it with their shoes, and it gets pretty dirty. reporter: he takes meticulous care of his new lodgings. but it isn't that easy for him to sweep his memory clean of what he experienced at home. daniel: i often think of my dead brother. i think of my sister who lives somewhere far away in another country. and i think of my own dead child and the girl i had the baby with. reporter: many here have similar stories to tell. they drown their memories in alcohol and other drugs. now, daniel's found something else. as often as he possibly can, he makes the long walk several kilometers across bucharest to a circus performers' school run by the parada child protection ngo. street children have been getting training here for years, learning acrobatics, juggling with rings, balls, and clubs. it's a tough school and a challenge for daniel, but he wouldn't dream of giving up. daniel: i feel good here, because

daniel: this is my bed here. i have to clean it thoroughly every evening, because everyone who comes through here steps on it with their shoes, and it gets pretty dirty. reporter: he takes meticulous care of his new lodgings. but it isn't that easy for him to sweep his memory clean of what he experienced at home. daniel: i often think of my dead brother. i think of my sister who livess somewhere far away in another countrtry. and i ththink of my owown dead d and the girl i had the baby with.. reporter: many here have similar stories to tell. they drown their memories in alcohol and other drugs. now, daniel's found something else. as often as he possibly can, he makes the long walk several kilometers across bucharest to a circus performers' s school runy the parada child protection ngo. street children have been getting training here for years, learning acrobatics, juggling with rings, balls, and clubs. it's a tough school and a challenge for daniel, but he wouldn't dream of giving up. daniel: i feel good here, be

danielle? danielle: one thing i find frustrating is that we do end up talking about refugees and first of all, they are not humanized. but, second of all, we do not really recognize or seem to care very much about what their actual needs are. you know, most refugees do not actually want to come to the united states. even though we are obviously awesome and enormously attractive to everybody on the face of the earth. most people like to be where their parents are buried, where their jobs were, where they actually speak the language. 90% of refugees, i am told by people who know this issue much better than i am, actually do generally go home post-conflict. but this is the word we have to look at. "post-conflict." at the end of the day, nobody is going to take all of syria's refugees. we have got 20% of jordan that is now refugees. we have got one quarter of lebanon that is now refugees. 2.5 million in turkey, sitting on the border. these are not solutions for these people. and this is what i find

>> daniel: yeah, yep.re eating. >> daniel: right, yeah. >> anthony: okay, they may not be hawaiian but they are now. they are fundamentally local. i mean, this food, this most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> daniel: yeah, and we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good. >> daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that's a power that hawaii and the ina still has is if you show aloha and you give without asking the ina is going to recognize it and it's gonna shower its blessings upon you. >> anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> daniel: i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there is a limited number of resources where they lived so they observed nature to the best possible they could to figure ou

out with daniel, you know.text him, and be, like, "hey, man, are you coming out?" and he'd meet up with us. >> reporter: but albert hadn't spoken to daniel that weekend. and didn't know daniel and brooke had been texting each other, making plans to meet up. investigators say they called the number listed for daniel on brooke's phone. he didn't answer. >> you couldn't find him? >> couldn't find him. >> reporter: investigators learned daniel lived in colorado. he'd just been in knoxville for the weekend. >> were you worried that you couldn't get a hold of him and he was out there? >> yeah, it makes you wonder, you know, "what's going on? are they intentionally trying to avoid you?" >> reporter: daniel had flown back to colorado by the time he got on the phone with a sheriff's investigator. >> basically interviewed him and got his whereabouts. >> where was he? >> from what i understand, he was at the ball game. >> reporter: daniel hawkins told investigators he was at the stadium watching the football game, as he t

daniel hawkins said they tried to meet up but never did. >> were daniel's friends able to back up hishis alibi was -- was verified . >> he was really at the game? >> yes. >> reporter: because of the time the game ended, detectives concluded daniel hawkins couldn't have been in roane county at the time of the murder. he was eventually cleared by authorities. but could they verify shawn smoot's story? he told investigators he and brooke grabbed a drink after he picked her up. sure enough, here's video of them at one of the restuarants he said they went to. here they are taking their drinks out to the patio another camera captured the couple leaving at about 6:30p.m. brooke is walking several steps ahead of shawn, something chief phillips thought was telling. >> normally if people are happy and all that stuff, you think they would walk out together. and if there was something going on, maybe she was like, you know, "i wanna just get away from him," or whatever. "i'd be glad when he drops me off at my car." >> reporter: this is the parking lot where shawn smoot said he dropped brooke off

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. >> guerra de Ídolos, a su dia de estrella recibimos a daniel e.otagonistas se lo mostramos aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> buenos dÍas, se nos acabÓ la noche, hoy es miÉrcoles 5 de abril del 2017 quÉ rico recibir la maÑanita con todos mis compaÑeros y ustedes en casita. >> hay que mover la cintura, miÉrcoles mitad de semana, ombligo pero quÉ alegrÍa de seguir con ustedes. >> estoy emocionada con el segmento de las vitaminas porque yo confieso yo le entro a las vitaminas que es natural, y dale. ¿serÁ bueno? >>> yo estoy emocionado con el segmento del clima. >> nunca te habÍa interesado tanto las temperaturas. >> janice estÁ en casa. >> fÍjate que anteriormente le preguntaba a daniel, ¿sabes si va a llover? ahora tiene una informaciÓn tan completa. >> me sÉ hasta la presiÓn atmosfÉrica. >> ¿sabes quÉ es? >>> es justamente la presiÓn que ejerce el aire frÍo al encontrarse con el aire caliente, esto a un nivel... no hombre para que les voy a explicar si no me estÁn creyendo nada. >> en tu casa va a estar bien buena. >>

daniel: so not the positive result on wall street that donald trump hoped for. following up for us. donald trump is taken a hard line on soft wood, slapping a tariff on canadian lumber and it may not stop there as the president said, dairy could be next if canada does not play by the u.s. rules. this goes back decades. correspondent: lumber is big business in canada and exports to the u.s. totaled $5.5 billion last year. american producers claim the exports are subsidized because in donald trump's words, canada is rough on the united states in this sector and the government announced tariffs on monday. opponents say this is little more than ahone being thrown to the trump supporters now that the president is backing away from a real confrontation with china. but wilbur ross insists they are testified. -- justified. >> it is not a question of donald trump and the canadians, we believe the canadians violated a practice, and it should be corrected. just like steel dumping from china or any other trade infraction. correspondent: in the past, ottawa has made the case

these spirits even jean-daniel fears. this room is dedicated to simbi.s a room of dark power, of negative energy. in many way, it contains everything that evangelicals think about and fear when it comes to vodou. before we can enter, jean-daniel must perform an elaborate ceremony to cleanse this energy to prevent an unwanted mounting. >> this room is a reminder of slavery and of the harshness of the life of a slave. this is why you find a coffin, elements of our past. a constant reminder of what we as a nation had to go through. there is an african saying that the westerners came with their bible. they taught us how to pray. they told us to close our eyes as we were praying, give us the bible. and we prayed really hard, closing our eyes and speaking to god. and when we got up and we open our eyes, they have stolen all of our lands. we don't believe in heaven and hell. there is no heaven for us. there is no hell. there is only life. ♪ >> as a vodou priest, jean-daniel is a servant of the lwa and a summoner of the spirits. he holds regular ceremonies where

so what does daniel say to that? >> i don't care what you think. i care about the truth. it is a sign of love. for 2000 years it means love. if they think the cross is not good for us. >> daniel tells us that he does not mind the lgbt colors as he is gay himself. so what are those who painted it have to say? i reached out and they did not get back to me. daniel tells me he will continue to carry his cross around when he figures out a good spot to take it. >> i'm really confused. aren't all crosses symbols of love? isn't that the whole point? he plans on carrying around and brings the cross places but you'll have to get it on chain from the post where it was doubled locks of the include shot. it was double locked by the advocates of love who are vandalizing his property which was intended as a symbol of love. >> but religion and homosexuality is one of the most sensitive topics. you will have various viewpoints. i am curious to see where he will end up put this cross. >> it's supposed to be a sign of blood. it was interpreted by groups almost as hatred. did you glue it? >>

daniel de abreu and furtado, three men murdered.dings. >>> less than 4 hours before france heads to the polls, the terror attack from thursday casts a dark shadow over a vote that could affect the future of the european union. >>> did russian spies try to use trump advisors including this man, carter page, to infiltrate the campaign. >>> later the story of a little film festival that could become a real player. tell you about cuba's self-described core film festival. >> welcome to our viewers here around the world and the united states, we're live in atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm georg

not guilty of killing daniel and furtado.y is in shocked. >> it goes without saying devastated by today's verdict. a lot of tears and anguish. as for jose baez, he told tmz he's relieved and he can over turn the lloyd conviction unappe unappealed. he still has many appeals which we'll start taking a look at baez says. i always felt that was a winnable case. it looks like aaron hernandez has hit a serious patch of good luck. which is why the news on the morning of wednesday april 19th is both shocking and in explicable. >> breaking news this morning, aaron hernandez, found dead in his cell. massachusetts officials say he hangs himself. >> the same day his former teammates are celebrating their super bowl victory at the white house. hernandez is found hanging by a bed sheet in his cell. the bible verse "john 316" written across his fore head. i promises "eternal life." >> hernandez tried to jam his door from the inside. hernandez's entire legal team is skeptical and promises a thorough investigation. >> why are you so quick to

daniel burnham selected this site for a new railroad station . and there were a couple of things needed to accomplish. first, he had to get the owners of the railroads to agree to combine and work out of one station. no small feat. and then of course, there were facilities already here. there were townhouses. this was a thriving blue-collar community with saloons, taverns stores and a baseball field. ,those things also needed to be relocated to fortunately, he was owners ofnvince the the railroads to combine and form a union station. there are many union stations throughout the country and it means the union of two or more railroads agreeing to operate out of a single building. this location a few blocks away from the u.s. capitol building is a great spot and one of the other reasons it worked so well is because it was north of the capital building. all of the train, the tracks and the lines coming in could and end here before going underground. it allowed the whole area to rid this part of the city of much of the infrastructure like the tracks t

daniel... el rescate va a esperar a daniel ahÍ en la puerta. >> amados dueÑo del universo hoy le traigo el color de la vega que vas a utilizar para pedir por la paz del planeta que tanto necesita nuestro amor y vamos con aries, tu color es el violeta te dicen que en este tiempo termines todo lo que sea inarmÓnico en tu vida para que mejore su ti situaciÓn en todo sentido, tauro te viene algo maravilloso que tiene que ver con tu pareja, compaÑero del alma, tu color es el azul porque necesitas un poquito mÁs de fe en todo lo que haces con la familia, viene un momento maravilloso que tiene que ver con la persona que tanto amas que serÁ grande. >> gÉminis tu color es el verde y tambiÉn viene un momento donde vas a sanar cosas a aquellos que estÁn fermos viene una sanaciÓn espiritual del cuerpo bastante buena, asÍ que prepÁrense para recibir buenas noticias. >> cÁncer la abundancia es algo maravilloso que te viene por ahÍ, viene un momento donde no habrÁ mas situaciones negativos en la vida, tu vela

dios mÍo. >> mi querido daniel. ay!a dar inicio este segmento del tiempo hablando del reporte de daÑos de las Últimas 24 aÑos se han reportado fuertes rÁfagas de vientos por sectores de wyoming, montana, hacia el interior de la dakotas y bueno, aquÍ en el satÉlite y radar vemos las fuertes precipitaciones que tenemos en nuestra naciÓn, tormentas severas por el este de texas, pero vamos a concentrarnos un poquito en lo que estÁ sucediendo aca, tenemos tiempo invernal por sectores de minnesota y tambiÉn podemos ver fuertes aguacero estamos hablando de hasta media pulgada dejando sentir hasta el este y el sistema se extiende hasta nebraska, mientras tanto las temperaturas altas para el dÍa de hoy, la ciudad de nueva york 62 grados con muchÍsimo sol, washington 72 ahÍ podemos ver hacia el sur, 82 grados por miami, atlanta posibilidades de tormentas elÉctricas con 83, muchÍsimo sol tambiÉn, con 90 grados como temperatura alta para el dÍa de hoy y hacia el oeste tenemos los Ángeles con 73, seattle con 59 grados y san francisc

melinda: yes. -- daniel: yes.arah: people say it could now escalate with russia, the agreement that was supposed to avoid air collision for example. could you see that conflict being more entangled? daniel: the russians would have been foolish if they thought that kind of reaction or activity would not be a trump's mind. they have studied him carefully. they know what he is up to. what they also know is that in the pentagon, there is people who can deal with such operations and who have studied options before. i don't think the russians are surprised by the political reactions. even the united nations don't sound as of they were taken by surprise. -- though they were taken by surprise. i don't think the united states wants to bring down the syrian regime. that is not on their agenda at the moment. they have other fish to fry. they want to keep the promise of fighting daesh. they are tunneling all kinds of weaponry into the kurdish region and north of syria to have this operation against daesh accomplished. i have

. >> reporter: today daniel is a healthy horse. more than 2200 pounds and full of muscle, but last june he looked like this. on his side for hours after tumbling 20 feet down a ravine off cold canyon road. he's a clydesdale, and much bigger than a normal sized horse, which means he's tougher to rescue. for the first time since that night he reunited with the men from alameda fire department who spent hours recovering him. he spent weeks at the large animal intensive car unit. >> it was a -- care unit. >> it was a little touch and go because he had an injured leg, so we were just hoping for the best, and obviously today is a great day. >> any time we can, you know, leave on a happy note and bring some closure that's good. >> reporter: veterinarian carol orman was the first to assess daniel's injury. >> there were times we didn't know if we were going to make it, but we don't quit. >> reporter: the ranch where daniel stays helped host the thank you lunch for firefighters. >> seeing them here is actually an emotional thing for me beca

se tarda los 30 segundos. >> daniel no como un payaso daniel. >> 30 segundos.> los dos vayan al frente. >> estÁ diciendo james de por quÉ no lo invitaron. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> seÑores vamos con noticiasÚ♪ vamos con noticias ahora buenos dÍas para todos, un gusto saludarlos, pasamos con in informaciÓn de actualidad que debe saber el dÍa de hoy preocupaciÓn en ciudades santu r santuarios, despuÉs de que el o gobierno dice que arrestar'aan p personas en la corte el gobierno de tdonald trump di marcha atrÁs por separar a los niÑos con sus padres al cruzasr ilegalmente la frontera, el giro de sus politiÍticas es por la i disminucon diÓn de familias q g llegaron sin documentos a estados unidos los ultiÚltimos s el legisladores nunes dice que s se retira de la investigaciÓn por la intromisiÓn de rusia en e estados unidos, ♪ mÚsica ♪ autopsias en truquurquÍa econfin que se uso gas contra la po poblaciÓn civil, crusia culpa a regiÉgimen sirio el ptpresidente trdonald trump o que ese ataque cambi'o lao laÓnn del presidente sirio hispanos son buscados por ai servicio de inm

reportado como desaparecido despus de salir de su escuela alrededor de las 3 de la tarde --- --- danieliene cabello y ojos de color oscuro, 5 pies de alto y pesa unas 80 libras, viste una sudadera color rojo, camiseta negra, jeans y zapatos negros, fue visto por ltoma vez en el 7700 highland oaks drive, si tiene informacin llame al 925 9315100 take topvo /cesar --gran congestin vehicular esta maÑana en la interestatal 80 a la altura de fairfield luego de un accidente que involucr a un camin de carga y dos coches.... --segn la patrulla de caminos, uno de los conductor tuvo que ser rescatado del interior del vehculo, aunque se desconoce el alcance de las lesiones... -todos los carriles de la interestatal fueron reabiertos poco antes de las 2 y media de la tarde... vo take vo / lorena --fiscales del condado de monterey presentaron cargos contra el propietario de una empresa, luego que su empleado muriese en el incendio de soberanes, el aÑo pasado... --''robert reagan'' de 35 aÑos, trabajaba realizando zanjas cortafuegos cuando su excavadora rod por un terraplen... --la empresa tambin fue c

daniel spent weeks recovering at the u.c. davis large animal intensive care unit. >> it was a little touch and go there for awhile with him and due to the fact that he did have an injured leg. we're just hoping for the best and obviously today is a great day. >> any time we can leave on a happy note and bring some closure that's god. >> carol order nan was the first to assess daniel's injury. >> there was times where we were like is daniel gong to make it. >> helped host today's thank you luncheon for firefighters. >> seeing them all here it's actually a little bit of an emotional thing for me because it was a really frightening thing to think that this might not make it and i was going through my own recovery and that was a really tough thing to go through. >> trainer louisiana also flew off the back of him landing in the creek bed and fracturing her leg. she is feeling 100%. >> daniel is back out being ridden almost every day of the week getting stronger and also developing his gate. in castro valley kpix 5. >>> and a famil

the people who gave money were supporters of daniel o'connell. they wanted to give money to show how british rule in ireland was. two very different motives. i hope i can continue. 1846, unfortunately the blight did return to ireland. and far more than previous years. the whole of the crop was wiped out. it explains the level of exports in 1847. again asked catherine explains, there had been a change of government in the new government minoritys a government, wanting cheap government and minimum intervention. how to grow the country facing this overwhelming famine. in the wake of the second devastation, private charity throughout the world is underway. there was a massive relief giving effort. from australia, from russia, from hong kong, from china. from north america, from south america, money came in to ireland. largest relief organization was the british relief association. established in london on the first of january 1847. the man who established it is a jewish banker. we have no connection at ireland. they worked for over a year to bring mo

daniel: no, i don't think so as all.e told npr she had no idealk what devin nunes was talking about. and obviously there was something political going on. the whole point of this is whether somebody was meddling in the u.s. election. and we are also talking about this because going back at least a couple of months, there were a torrent of stories in the press and media based on anonymous sources. the leaks don't drop from heaven. they come from the government or former government officials. paul: somebody gives information to us? daniel: here is the problem with that. if the source of these weeks is susan rice or former obama administration officials, why is the press going to chase that story? that would involve ex posing their own sources. i think the obama people were shrewd in politically immunizing themselves from being chased by anyone covering this story. paul: it could have made itt easier for other people to do.o. daniel: we note obama administration distributed what the nsa was looking at to 16 intelligence age

daniel murphy, going with an extra, and let's watch bryce hamper, burn, baby, burn from 1st.hrowing it, and it's not in time. bryce with the game winner. murphy is the game winner. the nats on 9 tomorrow, right here on wusa 9 at 1:00, and sunday at 1:35, and we got the nats' baseball here, #natson9. >>> we will have the best regular season in hockey. it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. our friends are taking a closer have made history this season. >> they salute the crowd for a second consecutive year. >> reporter: should they be afraid of the presidents' trophy curse? the caps' fans know better than most. the regular season success does not always equate with playoff glory. in fact, only 26% of all president's trophy winners have gone on to host the trophy. only five teams have repeated as the champs, but here's the good news, three of the five teams took home the stanley cup. repeat winners have had much more success than first-time winners. washington fans need not worry about any curs having themselves with the repeat elite company. that's a win in review. >>> the kentu

hena daniels joins us. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie.ing session in a row there were gains on wall street. there were stronger than expected profits by comcast, under armour and others. the dow jones rose 6 points, the s&p added a point and the nasdaq gain 2d 3, reaching a new record high for third time in four days. >>> today president trump will order a review of offshore drilling sites that are currently off limits. the executive order is called the american first offshore energy strategy. the move could lead to a reversal of drilling bans in areas of the atlantic, pacific oceans and the gulf of mexico. >>> exxonmobil has been ordered to pay a nearly $20 million air pollution fine. a judge warned they violated a clean air standard by releasing 10 million pounds of pollutants into the air during an eight-year period at a complex near houston. it's the result of a lawsuit filed back in 2010. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg made a new year's resolution to connect with more americans. to that end, zuckerberg spent time work on a ford ass

daniel hill patrulla de caminos de california the loss of lives when it comes to vehicle collisions lase trata de accidentes de trnsito siempre es trgica porque es algo que se puede evitar, en este caso an ms porque el conductor que lo caus estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol. en el lexus que caus los dos accidentes, iban dos ocupantes, quien conduca y un pasajero que fue trasladado a un hospital. melissa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 take topvo / paola --un avin de alaska airlines que viajaba desde sacramento a san diego realizo un aterrizaje de emergencia esta maÑana en modesto por una alerta de incendio en el area de carga... -la aeronave aterriz sin incidente sin humo ni fuego visible desde el exterior... --no hubo reportes de lesionados a bordo y al parecer no se trat de un incendio real.. --investigan la posibilidad de que un fallo tcnico haya activado la alarma... vots / paola --ante la celebracin religiosa del domingo de ramos, organizaciones comunitarias realizaron una marcha pacfica... take vo / paola --decenas de feligreses se congregaron en la iglesia newman chapel dsd

the aggressor shot daniel twice and struck it with his vehicle, daniel is now thriving after successfulurgeries to address his injuries and i ask you to join me in welcoming daniel wesley and his family to the legislature today. [applause] >> i also ask that you keep april pick's family in your prayers as they continue to heal from her tragic death. we also have another guest with us, special guests. this past year is filled with heartbreak in our law enforcement community. none of us will forget the morning in july, an attack on our offices claimed the lives of three brave men and left three others injured. just last month we lost another dedicated officer in the line of duty in baton rouge. january 7th was another day that could have ended in tragedy. agent tyler wheeler, department of wildlife and fisheries agent was shot in the head during what he believed to be a routine traffic stop. thanks to the skills of an incredible medical team and the prayers of so many people from all across the state agent wheeler is able to be with us today. we want to thank you and all of your brothers

daniel immediately took action. as he rushed to her aid, he was told by the shooter if you help her, i'm going to kill you. the aggressor shot daniel twice and struck him with his vehicle twice. but daniel is now thriving after undergoing successful surgeries to address his injuries and i'd ask all of you to join me in welcoming daniel leslie and his family to the legislator today. [applause] [applause] i'd also ask that you keep april peck's family in your prayers they continue to heal from her tragic death. we also have another guest with us today, special guest, you know this past year has been filled with heartbreak in our law enforcement community. none of us will ever forget that morning in july when an attack on our officers claimed the lives of three brave men and left three others injured. just last month, we lost another dedicated officer in the line of duty in baton rouge. january the seventh was another date that certainly could have ended in tragedy agent wheeler was shot in the head. what he believed t

and it came back as -- danielle benefield. and that's how they were able to track me down. >> it's kind of a hoot that you were trying to save money on the stolen money anyhow. it wasn't even your money. >> i know. i know. but i was like -- when you make conversation and then you're nervous at the same time. i was kind of nervous doing that. but this wasn't, that wasn't my first time doing it. >> what if you hadn't messed up and got caught? >> i would still be doing the crimes. i never thought of the victims because my mind was set as to this is material stuff, they can get it back. i didn't care they will get over it. that was my attitude. i didn't have any remorse for it at all. >> jail does not allow for the stylish lifestyle benefield enjoyed on the streets. but it hasn't suppressed her desire for it. it's just now, earrings come in the form of small stickers from her food trays. >> i take it off. then i take the sticker and i just kind of rip it in half. and rip it in half again. and then just stick it like -- like on my

daniel burnham made it clear that he wanted something monumental. washington, dake c a city like paris and wanted to make the station the most magnificent in the country and used the phrase "monumental" when talking about this plan. the ceilings are 96 the high and they are beautiful. although a floor, restoration, does replicate the floor that was here. when people walk into this building, they are taken aback by the space and the beauty by the gold leaf in the city and the goal was truly achieved in terms of having a magnificent building that would make people who walked into the building and gaze at the beauty of this magnificent structure. this hall looks very much like it looked over 100 years ago. there were a few significant differences -- there were a large number of mahogany benches here in the main hall. -- if you came to pick up a train, this is where you would sit and wait for your train. there were news stands and coffee shops. we had the men's lounge and a barbershop. they could get their boots cleaned and there was a smoking room. of

hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and time now 5:14. we had couple of warm days this week. that will was nice. today kind of taking chillier note? >> definitely little taste of wintery conditions outside, guys. yes, you know, april is one of the months, still kind of transition into spring, officially, but i do think you will like what the seven day has up it sleeve. so bear with me. i know it is phillies home opener day. so often the wet kerr go one extreme or another. today will actually be on the chillier side. but it doesn't look like we have to deal with much more than maybe stray shower here and there, so if you are headed out to the ballpark, not going to need rain gear per say, but i highly suggest having that heavy phillies sweatshirt ready to go. and the reason for that the back side of this storm system, even though it is actually still pretty clear across most of the region, you can see the moisture off to the northwest, that wrap around moisture with areas of low pressure in the northern hemisphere, everything moves counter

. >> danielle already knows what other business owners say about her. >> they absolutely think i'm crazy>> the creator e eor is used to head shaking and puzzled looks from her peers. >> it's suggested almost daily from anyone in the business world. why don't you sell online? she says it frankly doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, she's never going to sell on fiber space.com. >> it was something that i examined and studied and talked to other shops who did sell online and made a conscious decision to not sell online and i'm simply raising my gross sales by 5% or 10% for an awful lot of work. >> the company's website is only about information, if someone wants to buy something, they have to come into the store. >> on the website if all they did was search for the thing they wanted and don't see it, they never come in the shop. we've actually lost the sale. if they come in and ask for had, i probably have three substitutes for it. >> what's interesting about this yarn, it actually stripes as you work with it. >> walking through the door transports you to a world of texture and patterns,

daniel hill patrulla de caminos de california the loss of lives when it comes to vehicle collisions laida de vidas cuando se trata de accidentes de trnsito siempre es trgica porque es algo que se puede evitar, en este caso an ms porque el conductor que lo caus estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol. en el lexus que caus los dos accidentes, iban dos ocupantes, quien conduca y un pasajero que fue trasladado a un hospital. tag el oficial de la patrulla del caminos indic que no hay excusa para manejar borrachos con tantos servicios de transporte disponibles como por ejemplo uber y left. melissa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 paola --la policia de martinez esta investigando un incendio que estuvo a punto de devorar la casa de un oficial de la policia de oakland, con su familia adentro.... --lo extrano del caso es que testigos reportan haber escuchado una explosion, antes de que se desataran las llamas.... take pkg nats sound @ 4:02 sierra electrica con sierras electricas en mano, bomberos de laboraron esta madrugada para apagar los restos de un incendio que dejo dos autos incinerados frent

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bottom of the 10th daniel murphy gets a hit. check out effort from bryce harper, loses his helmet, takes it off as he rounds third. that's the go ahead run. nats win 3-2. >> i probably would have ran right through it and try to score. like i said, you don't want to play extras. kind of brutal for friday >> great win. tony knocks him in to tie it up and the bullpen was unbelievable tonight. >> this is one for the birds. blue jays, orioles, baltimore down 3-1 in the 5th. torontos lead cut down to one. hardy booked his flight. a two-run shot gives baltimore a 4-3 lead. chris crushed. baltimore hits four home runs. they win it 6-4. >>> caps back on the ice tomorrow night for the second game in the series against toronto. getting 1-0 advantage was not easy. defense was saves. puck drop is at 7:00. part of a stretcho three playoff games. >> i converted most of my close friends. all of my friends once they had something -- everyone loves the leafs. they're putting the leafs in there hopefully. >> john wall and company take the court to

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daniel? >> the carolinas.of the unc university of north carolina and university of south carolina both in the final four. it should be a wonderful matchup and great time to be a basketball fan in the carolinas. with the loser, i will go to the atlanta community after the devastating bridge collapse over there on i-85. it's really the heart of atlanta and just, i mean, miraculously nobody got hurt which is great but hugely devastating to the locals. >> chris: mercedes? >> by winners senator richard burr and mark warren for showing bipartisan effort something we haven't seen in a long time and willing to work together to get to the bottom of this investigation. my losers are liberal publications voxx and mother jones who attacked vice president pence. if pence won't eat alone with any woman but his wife that means he won't hire women in key spots. dead wrong he has women in very high key positions within his staff and it's just irresponsible reporting. >> another north carolina connection for the governor roy co

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hannah daniels, cbs news new york. >> several bridges and a nearby power station were also destroyed. that's helping to delay rescue efforts. >>> new video from paris france, a huge explosion at a carnival. take a look. and watch again. it happens after a person tries lighting a bonfire with a huge pole. investigators believe gasoline was mishandled. it's under investigation. 18 people were hurt including a child. they'll all be okay. >>> well bay area beach goers, be ware. if you're heading out tomorrow to enjoy the sun watch out for big waves and rip currents. the national weather service is warning about sneaker waves that can sweep people away. there are beach hazard warnings through tomorrow night. eight to 12 feet swells. sneaker waves a threat. rip currents also a threat along the entire coast. if you're headed to the shoreline have a care. >>> and by the way, we've also got a complete forecast including the next chance of rain when we do the forecast in a few minutes. >>> judge gorsuch is incredibly qualified. he has a sterling record. he was confirmed namgsly to the court of

for daniel bobian, another gang dropout, early retirement was also involuntary. >> i've been hanging with gang members since i was a kid, so it really wasn't news when i came to prison. i already knew what i was going to be, a northerner. now i've got to take -- an individual called me on some names and i took off on him, and he called me a punk , i'm going to take off on you, especially in prison. but we cannot fight against each other, so for that, we were both removed. >> being removed means that the inmates are now considered enemies of their former gang. >> he got a slash, right here and i just got a little mark. at 5:00 in the morning, and i was drinking coffee most of that night, trying to stay up, but you can only stay up for so long. and they tried to get me in my sleep, and i woke up and hit him in his arm. and he ran so i could not see him, and the co seen me, and i was bleeding, and that was it. going to the hole, i was there for like, eight months. going back and forth, they were like, yeah, you're a piece of [ [ bleep ] you can't come back. and i was man, you got me --