this comes from darlene. basically in a nutshell, that's a long letter darlene wrote to me.start a new career. shopping forthe best thrift store items from this area and as far away as georgia selling them online and selling them out of a truck. what kind of truck? think food truck, tony. you know, you see them every where. there would be a small markup and wants to know if it's a good idea, or as kanye west says, cra, cra. or crazy. if you could come out to me, i want to show you, darlene sent me this big, is it heavy? >> it's not that heavy. >> boom. this big box of items. i know you can see me. i'll move it. director brad -- okay, i'm talking about labels. jones new york. she sent handbags and all ladies' clothes now, tony, so no need to shop. also accessories. this big box to show me -- thank you -- to show me the kind of things she is hoping though sell. she also sent a price list. prices are really good. and i appreciate you going through all of that, the extra effort it took to send that in to show me the things you're talking about. i love thrift stores and consignme

darlene deuce is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and maybe disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we s

darlene dukes is struggling to breathe.alls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an balance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s, 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an balance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> dropping a very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. >> okay. that's good advice. but who can really -- when you're in the middle of an energy si, are you even going to remember how to spell your street name? are you even going to think about that? >> right. this has to be the hardest time to be an empowered patient. it's very difficult. you have to remember whether you're the person who's sick or preferably if there's someone there to help you, that those details matter. when you're calling an balance and you want the

darlene deuce is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and maybe disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we s

darlene king says she had not seen a ring in years. her husband lost it in texas.m i never thought we would get it back. >> tom had recently passed a leaf. >> these nice people found it. i wish my husband were alive. he died in j.d. brief. >> some of the local media, she kept checking just make sure that it was tom's. >> i think i will wear it on a chain around my neck. >>catherine: a new report is out. the study says most of california can expect sea levels to rise 6 in. by the year 2030 and projects sea levels to rise 3 ft. by 2100. in sports, tim lincecum tries to get back on the track against the a's. nascar is back in the bay area, the most popular driver of the circuit talks about his chances. gary is next. hugh says tsongas silver fell hon yen suggests sphecid this back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ ma

. >> reporter: darlene was left to take care of her four grandchildren. right now she's homeless staying with other family members. >> we got put out. we travel back and forth to d.c. help us with the food and just a lot, just a lot. just so much and i'm trying to go to work. then i really appreciate the teachers when i don't have anybody to watch them. >> reporter: how big is your heart will help families. 54% of the students qualify for free lunch and 10% qualify for reduced lunch. administrators were so concerned when they heard different stories, they came up with a fund-raiser to help. >> we became aware of some stamplies who were homeless. it really struck a chord with our staff and me personally. i decided to do something about it. >> the school has helped us a lot. there's so much. they gave us food and cloths, looking for a house for a kids to stay into, and i really appreciate it. >> reporter: teachers and administrators say this not only help families of woodside elementary school but a teachable moment showing teachers how important it is. >>

darlene king's husband tom recently passed away. he lost that wedding band in texas 5 years ago. the couple of that you saw, they bought the car from that other couple. they were cleaning it out and found the ring in the backseat. they searched the vin number, tracked down the ring. she says from now on she's going to wear it as a necklace. that is amazing. >> that's a wonderful story. >> also tonight, a texas boy fighting a rare disease is ready to take on crime. the nonprofit made shorthand chandler an official parker county sheriff's deputy. chandler has been diagnosed with a terminal disease and a malformation in the brain. he's been suited for patrol deputy uniform. he has a genuine badge. looks like he's ready to take on the bad guys. what a touching thing for that young guy. i love it. what a great memory. i hope that lasts with him for a long time. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. we'll see you back [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more and more for cable -- and enjoying it less? upgrade to verizon fios internet, tv and phone f

>> reporter: darlene is the boy's grandmother. she ended up with four of them after her daughter was centa way for burglary. she cammed them into this apartment until her 12-dollar an hour salary as a caregiver was stretched to thin. paid on friday she is often out of money by tuesday. she and the boys were evicted the children now part of more than 14,000 maryland school chirp children who are homeless. until night fall, it is then that the 53-year-old grandmother drives them to a washington apartment still in the name of their mother. when options ran out the oldest remembered the key to this place 25 miles away, their they are squatting here. >> if they come tomorrow and say we have to move we won't have nowhere to go. we will be on the street. >> reporter: the streets would make it seven places in 11 months. to much for a 10-year-old to count. >> places i have been at even at chesapeake inn,. >> reporter: instability. >> transfer schools. >> reporter: and the deck may shuffle again. a letter showed up today threatening evictio

darlene branigan smith, dean of the business school, says he will do similar lessons as well as on-campustures. >> i am always amazed at how doing something as simple a smiling makes things better. >> and he also received the university of baltimore distinguished entrepreneur award in 2010. wjz eyewitness news. >> parsons, who grew up in highland town, has donated millions to charity. >>> hollywood is mourning the loss of one of its own. legendary screenwriter nora affleck has died. the 71-year-old is best known for romantic, like sleepless in seattle and when harry met sally. >>> here's a photo op a pair of newlyweds are likely to forget. -- are not likely to forget. scary for a moment. fortunately, the water is not to be. that's because they fell into michigan's gun like along with their entire bridal party. the group was posing on a makeshift dock during the reception when it gave way. no one was hurt but it looks like they might have to dish out some extra bucks for dry cleaning. >> could've been very tragic. >> yeah. shoes, cell phone. they won't forget that wedding. >> or forget thi

. >> reporter: darlene kaviss isn't surprised either as owner of nutritional weight and wellness where they sell vitamin e in the 1,000 units of iu. they say if you're deficient in vitamin d, 400ius won't even come close. essentially they're saying people taking supplements at this level, it's so low it doesn't do any good. >> it's not effective. we agree with them. >> reporter: don't even bother. >> that's right. >> reporter: in minnesota we simply don't get enough year- round sun exposure which is why the doctor says as many as 60 peace of adults here may be vitamin d -- 60% of adults here may be vitamin d deficient. we all probably need a lot more. >> but what really counts is not the dose. what's the blood level? and that requires measurements. it requires people asking their doctor to measure their vitamin d. >>> have you heard? honda announced another recall and we now know how much it will cost you to raise your kids. here's laura evans with your fox 5 top five. up. >> first tonight, shawn, why drinking tea may be good for your heart. no. 5, black tea appears to reduce several r

. >> darlene raised a good point about why this matters in the politics. because, i don't think it's mutually exclusive. i think that identity politics has always been with us and will always be with us. clearly this election is going to be mostly about the economy for all demographics. but there is this sense of at least from my perspective the republican party has been much more exclusioniary over the last year when you looked at the rhetoric and the republican primary about immigration generally, it was mostly around latinos but it was generally around immigration. it was shut the borders. punish the people who are here. send them home. that effects the people enthusiasm about candidates and whether they respect who they are not whether they will play identity politics. >> you know, we had this debate many times f my perspective, i welcome all to come to this recountry. it's a great place. there is a way to do it. how we handle those who are already here is one issue. how we deal with those who want to come forward now from now on is another issue. but

. >> reporter: darlene isn't surprised either. as owner of nutritional weight and wellness where they sell vitamin d in the thousands of iu,s where they have a class to women going through menopause says, if you are deficient in vitamin d, 400 ius won't come close. >> they are saying that people that are taking supplements at this level, it is so low that it doesn't do anything. >> it doesn't do anything. it is not effective. we agree with them. >> don't even bother. >> that's right. >> reporter: in minnesota, we don't get enough year-round sun exposure which is why the doctor says as many as 60% of adults here may be vitamin d deficient. >> what really counts is not the dose but the blood level. and that requires measurements. it requires people asking their doctor to measure their vitamin d. >> get your vitamin d then. >> hopefully, it works. >> a thriller in the nba finals last night. the thunder tried to come from behind but king james and the miami heat were too tough. we'll have highlights coming up next. >>> a 24-hour la cr

after weeks of searching they tracked down the previous owner, darlene king. just as the couple suspected king was also the owner of the ring. >> mr. and mrs. callahan were so honest. they could have kept it or whatever, you know. >> nice. king says the ring belonged to her late husband. she plans to send it to her son in oregon as ace of his father. happy ending there. >> definitely. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the memorial is growing for a man hit and killed by a driver in mountain view. we'll hear from his wife, next. >> taking a stand gang violence. how leaders are trying to stop it. >> reporter: good morning. i'm damian trujillo live in san jose where the city hopes to soon send a team of gang-fighting experts here to valley medical. i'll explain coming up. >> reporter: i'm stephanie chuang live in oakland where

for example, stan and darlene, they are win of the last families in that -- one of the last families in that evacuation zone to basically leave their homes. they waited and waited hoping but after watching the flames from their porch they knew that it was time to go. >> normally this would be a pretty great view but all i can see now is smoke. >> that's all we can see today. it's pretty disheartening. >> lots of memories and that's why -- and we have -- it's hard you know. but it's hard for everybody. you know all we can do is keep praying. >> more than 30,000 people have now been displaced by this fire. that's also threatening the u.s. air force academy out there. now fire crews do say that between 200 to 300 homes have been destroyed. president barack obama does plan to tour colorado's fire damaged areas some time tomorrow. >>> a florida medical examiner says only marijuana was found in the system of a florida man that police shot and killed while he was chewing on another man's face. the toxicology report was released earlier this week for a study on -- this. now the department ha

it finally led them about 50 miles away to 79-year-old darlene king.ing says the ring was her late husband's wedding ring. she believes it was lost ability five years ago. king says she plans to send the ring to her son in oregon as remembrance of his father. >> i bet it was in that crease in the seat because everything that goes down there you can never get back. >> i love that they found it and they found the rightful owner. now there's a special place in that family's heart for them. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00. >> and now, from washington's le

darlene king says she had not seen the ring in years, her husband lost it. >> i never thought we wouldt back. >>jeff: her husband recently passed away. >> my husband died in january of his zeal. cox >> it is his ring and it's amazing when >> she already has plans for it. >> i think of where the chain around my neck for a little while. the >>vicki: and the giants will go for a sweep of the oakland a's on sunday. today, the teams battled a back-and-forth game. the oakland a's to equip the three giants fire crackles seven runs serious aha, and defeated the oakland a's 9-8. before you travel, it's having in some places to be considered in insult. coming up, we offer tips on ticking. clause, the get our hands on nintendo's next generation game consoles. what makes it so special? ? [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check depos

darlene writes -- you can see more answers on the front page of our website. >> we do have an accidentbound 95 that the belt way, moving to the shoulder and another at eastern and came at the eastern part of the city. also disabled vehicle west shall the westbound 50 approaching 97 and another accident harford county in the darlington carrier,, a church at the romney church at glenville road. -- harmony church at glenville road. >> thanks for joining us this morning for a 11 news today. >> back for a live update at 7:45 a.m.. 7:45 a.m.. -- ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious.

darlene landreax takes care of four granddaughters with their mother incarcerated. she lost her home and right now she's staying with family members. >> it's been rough. we got put out, we traveled back and forth to d.c. and i bring the kids to school, the food and just a lot. >>reporter: how big is your heart will help land row and six other families. woodside elementary school is a title one school which means about 54% of its students qualify for free lunch and 10% qualify for reduced lunch. we became aware of the families that were homeless, who have shelter and some who do not, and it really struck a chord with our staff and with me personally. i had problems sleeping, so i decided i needed to do something about it. >> landreaux is great for the support. >> the school has to survive. -- the school helped us survive. they gave us food and looking for a house for me and the kids to stay in too and i really appreciate it. >>reporter: this fundraiser not only helps families, but it also shows students how important it is to help others. sharee johnson, abc 2 news.

>> the -- well -- >> darlene moles. >> i'd forgotten that. we were looking for people that were knowledgeable of these interactions that john was having with the president. that was always critical. >> i just wanted to share that with jill. let's proceed along. you've developed the satellite chart. there are now people you haven't talked to. some you're talking to talk to, informing, tell us how you reach alex butterfield? >> what happened, butterfield was on a list of people we were going through. you have to tlolook at the sena side. we had no -- at that point later was a woman named mary diorio, became the first woman staff member. we had no women in the professional staff. we had a lot of women around, they were stenographers and secretaries, whatnot. then were just as bright. but i was one of those people from the jerry garcia era that understood women were human beings and i liked to spend time with them. they were intellectually vibrant. and because they were invisible, people said things all the time in those days. the white house, th

this is what then-16 year-old darlene armstrong looked like in march... when she was rushed to comer children's hospital. she weighed just 23 pounds, couldn't walk or talk, and was just under four feet tall. the chicago tribune says... she could have received help four months earlier... if an investigator and supervisors at dcfs did their jobs properly. she's now being treated at la rabida children's hospital. her mother pleaded guilty to endangering her life, and is on probation for a year and a half. she insists she was a good mother, and cared for her. a woman accused of killing her found not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecutors said marci webber slashed her daughter maggie's throat in 2010; before trying to kill herself. webber told police she killed her daughter because she feared the child would be sold as a sex slave. webber will be moved to a mental facility. next month, the judge will determine how long she will remain there. a coach at a chicago public school on the southwest side is accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old student. 39-

darlene smith, dean of the business school says parsons will do similar lessons for ub as well as oncampus lectures. parsons received the university of baltimore interpru near award in 2010. >> parsons grew up in high land town. he has donated millions of dollars to charity in addition to this latest gift. >>> next up this morning on wjz. >> $55 million for a child with cerbeal palsy. the problems inside the delivery room coming up. >> a demand that charges be filed against an off duty county cop. i'm mike schuh, the story coming up live. >> the mayor of baltimore says she's fed up with the conditions of city schools. find out what she plans to do about it coming up. >> i'm sharon gibala with traffic control. no delays just yet but still that accident on 295. an update many just a few -- in just a few. >> she's still one of the biggest names in modelling, nicki taylor joins us on coffee with talking about the importance of blood donation. it's the morning edition and we'll return right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:30. it is one delightful day start. actually the second

the ring now given to his widow, darlene king. next the bad. you're looking at a ford s.u.v.hat crashed through a wall and landed in someone's pool. the 17-year-old was not hurt. police in philadelphia searching for this woman seen beating up another bus passenger. attack seemed to happen at random. the victim said he didn't know his attacker. my. now it's time to get scrambled up and steve doocy is here to help us out with that. he's always good at that. >> happyri

the ring now given to his widow, darlene king. next the bad. you're looking at a ford s.u.v.hat crashed through a wall and landed in someone's pool. the 17-year-old was not hurt. police in philadelphia searching for this woman seen beating up another bus passenger. attack seemed to happen at random. the victim said he didn't know his attacker. my. now it's time to get scrambled up and steve doocy is here to help us out with that. he's always good at that. >> happy friday to you. >> you, too. what do you think? >> i'd be happy to take a guess. >> he's real good at it. >> starts with an m. >> pancake. >> matchmaker. >> there we go. you're good at this. >> we both got it. >> ♪ matchmaker matchmaker ♪ never mind. >> heather, see you soon. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >> well, hey! up and at it. rise and shine. the time is 6:00 on the dot. it's finally friday, june 22nd. i'm in for gretchen carlson, the parents of murdered border agent brian terry says this white house is up to no good. >> i think they're hiding something. i think they're lying and they're hiding it.

. >> others have say -- investigators say the voice you hear in the background is darlene hart.elling her daughter to fight 14-year-old esbee duran. esbee is the one on top here. detectives say she is trying to defend herself, after hart brought her daughter to firestone park last night, just to peat espee up. espee's dad, still in shock. >> very angry. very angry. >> reporter: throughout the video, you hear cussing. [ bleep ] >> duran said the fight last body 90 seconds, until a family friend saw what was happening and broke up the brawl. >> brought her daughter, fully greased up, with vaseline on her face and arms to get her, and beat her and rip her clothes off, which she did. she managed to tear the shirt to where thigh my daughter's breast came out. >> classmates knew the two had problems with each other. when we showed them the video, their expressions said it all. >> that's disgusting. >> i wouldn't expect that to happen. likeke a mom. >> parents even more disturbed. >> it makes my stomach churn. i don't know how other parents can actually condone taking their daughter to

he died in january of this year. >> reporter: surrounded by local media types, darlene kept checkingow what? it is his ring. yes, it is. >> reporter: she already has plans for it. >> i think i'll probably wear it on a chain around my neck for a little while. >> that's ron jones reporting. king also told him that she plans to eventually give her late husband's ring to her son in washington state as a keepsake. >>> and you're in "the situation room." happening now, a member of a united states designated terror organization not only makes it inside the united states but getting access to top administration officials. standby. >>> general motors announces a mass recall of more than 00,000 cars. we're going to tell you which vehicles are effected and just how dangerous the problem might be. >>> and he carried a woman out of a burning building, now this so-called hero mayor apparently strikes again. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." first, to what could be a recipe for a whole new political uprising i

there morning, darlene deer nursing a fawn on a sidewalk in arlington. >> exactly. middle -- >> the middle of the day. >> goodness. >> these deer have no fear. >> i worry about the deer and the ducklings, though. >> i want to thank ann riley for the photo. send photos to nbcwashington.com. post them to our facebook page. a lot of times you have to go looking for nature, it comes looking for you. right there on the sidewalk in arlington. amazing. there is the pink sky over washington now. live view from our city camera. sun's up. it's 61 at reagan national. a southwest breeze, deputy comfortably dry. 52 -- dew point comfortably dry. 52. showers and thundershowers rolled through yesterday. now under a clear sky. down into the 50s most locations across virginia, maryland, the district, eastern shore. it's even dipped into the 40s again this morning. parts of central shenandoah valley, into the highlands of west virginia and western maryland. and by 9:00, we'll have our temperatures reaching the mid 70s by noontime. low 80s. so a great lunch hour for you with low humidi

finally led them about 50 miles away to 79-year-old darlene king. the ring was her late husband's wedding ring. he believes it was lost at five years ago. king says she plans to send the ring to her son in oregon as a remembrance of his father. >> very nice end that she found that ring after all those years and send to it her son. >> five years. so i mean, fortunately -- >> i don't even want to know what's lost in my car in five years. i can't even imagine. >> probably just a lot of change though. you have to go through. maybe collect some big money. >> yeah, baby blanket, diapers, who knows. >> diapers? >> clean ones. >> oh, let's hope so. that would be a big problem other wides. >>> ahead, an overwhelming show of support for the 68-year-old woman bullied by school children. >>> the report that has some apple fans very angry this morning. if you own an iphone, ipad, anything like that you're going to want to hear this one. >>> 80 degrees right now at 5:57. there are some clouds in the sky. maybe some relief heading our way. >>> breaking news on the

darlene reports on zimmerman's return. >> reporter: george zimmerman arrived at the jail in the custody of sheriff's deputies who had met him a short time earlier. he appeared heavier and may have been wearing a bulletproof vest. >> he's worried about himself. he's worried about his wife, his family. everybody who has to be in hiding because of the enormous anger and frustration and hatred that has spurred from this case. >> reporter: this time the sheriff's office had no intention lefting him hide, parading him in front of the camera. zimmerman who is charged with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin had his bail revoked friday. and judge said zimmerman and his wife misled the court about how much money they had available during a bail hearing hiding the fact they raise 1d $35,000 through a website. his attorney says they'll file a motion for a new bond hearing. meanwhile he admits his client's defense, which rests on the believablity of his account, may have been damaged. >> it's a credibility question with mr. zimmerman. and now that credibility ha

. >> reporter: stan and darlene are one of the last families in the evacuation zone to leave their hometed hoping the fire would subside, but after watching the flames from their back porch, they knew it was time to go. normally this would be a pretty great view, but all i can see now is smoke. >> that's all we can see today. it's pretty disheartening. >> reporter: they can only bring what will fit into the back of this pickup truck and this jeep. >> as soon as we close the hood we're going to roll out of here. >> reporter: not everything fits into the colbert's car. the dune buggies will stay behind. the family photos are packed up. >> after 20 years in your home, you must have a lot of memories. >> lots of memories. that's why the photos. and we have -- it's hard, you know. but it's hard for everybody. all we can do is keep praying. >> reporter: finally, they lock the doors for what may be the last time. when you pull out of the driveway, drive away knowing that there's a chance you may never come back to this home again, what do you think that will feel like? i've already c. >> i've