. >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. he was asked to step in at the last minute for a very important job. getting crucial information to the hearing impaired during hurricane irma. but as les trent tells us, he was really signing total gibberish. >> the time is act is now. >> it was an urgent hurricane irma evacuation order. look at the sign language interpreter on the right. he is actually signing total gibberish. what is he really communicating to deaf citizens caught up in the hurricane crisis? words like pizza, monsters, and the sentence help you at that time to use bear hug. the deaf actress posted this is outrageous. >> please heed our warnings. >> he is marshall green. officials asked green to step in even though they knew his sign language skills were very limited. but no one else was available. his mom, his brother who is hearing impaired and his fiance is coming to his defense today. >> he only did what he was asked to do. please leave our family alone. >> another sign language interpr

. >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. pop star selena gomez took the summer off. the star who has ballot ld lieu purr he is -- battled lupus her entire life is revealing she underwednesday a kidney -- underwent a kidney transplant. les trent has details. >> reporter: on the set of the new movie just hours after he vealing her secret -- revealing her secret health crisis. the shocking news on instagram along with this photo of her in the hospital after the operation. i needed to get a kidney transplant due to my lupus. as luck would have it, selena's donor was another the celebrity, the actress who standard in the secret life of the american teenager. >> the point is, it's the rite of passage. >> reporter: they are close friends. >> my boyfriends do -- >> reporter: she gave me ultimate gift and sacrifice by donating her kidney to me selena reveals. the news solves the mystery of why she kept such a low profile over the summer. ♪ she dropped new music but didn't make public appearances to promote it. turns outside the 2

[cheering and applause] >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. when comic legend jerry lewis died last month, he left behind an estate valued at $50 million. which makes this story so hard to grasp. this homeless woman living on the streets of philadelphia is jerry lewis' daughter. les trent has her story that you will see only here on "inside edition." >> behind every homeless person, there is a story. and in this woman's case, there is quite a story indeed. >> hey. how are you doing? >> i found suzanne lewis, the daughter of late comic legend jerry lewis in a parking lot in philadelphia. she lives on the streets and carries her belongings around in shopping bags. >> what do you have in here, by the way. >> a little of everything. >> a little of everything. >> she spends most of her time at a local food court. it is cool in the summer, warm in the winter. >> does it get lonely out here? >> it can be. if you have to be in the street, you may as well have people around you so you don't feel isolated. i don't like feeling

. >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. we will have the exclusive report on mary jo coming up. first up today, the devastation by hurricane irma, the destruction by looters. vacationers trapped in the caribbean after the killer storm are desperate to get back home. to do so by whatever transportation is available. >> hundreds of americans sit shoulder to shoulder inside a military cargo plane. refugees from the chaos on the caribbean island of st. maarten. they were flown day and night by the air national guard after enduring the wrath of hurricane irma. devastation as far as the eye can see. some of the exhausted civilians managed to get shut-eye on the flight. they were relieved to be back on u.s. territory. irma continues to cause chaos as the storm heads inland. and there was anger and frustration as authorities blocked the only road to the hard hit florida keys. >> i have water, i have food, i have dogs. and i can't get to my house. >> this should have been thought out. >> right now we don't

i'm extremely pleased to have deborah here today. [applause] she is going to start out with a reading from her book. >> can everybody hear me? welcome and i am pleased to see all of you coming out when apparently -- is not the same time. as the demographic that is different clearly. before i read, i will just tell you a little bit about the context for a disappearance in damascus. it was in 2007 that i first went to syria. and this area that i knew there is not the war-torn place that has become part of your media landscape. it was at time a rescue for more. about a million or million and have iraqis had recently come across the border. it was the last open border between iraq and any other country these people were largely professional class. they tended to be doctors, lawyers, novelists, filmmakers, engineers. they were people who were running from the chaos that followed the overthrow of saddam hussein in the in the civil war that began. i was there because i felt as if the kind of reporting that i was reading tended to be battle

now inside edition with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody, and thank you for joining us. the story of the cleanup in florida is becoming one of neighbor helping neighbor, but this image really captures it all. it's sister margaret ann, a roman catholic nun who jumped into action with her chain saw. >> she's the best bar none. this video of a nun in flowing habit wielding a chain saw to clear up hurricane damage around her high school has gone viral. the images of sister margaret ann were taken by a police officer and posted on the miami- dade facebook page with a message thank you, sister, hashtag miami-dade strong. sister margaret ann spoke with our diane mcinerney. >> what prompted you to just get out there with that chain saw and say, i'm going to help out? >> the road was blocked, and people could not get through. it was dangerous situation, and we had the chain saw at the school, so i thought i'd just bring it out and see what i could do to help. >> have you ever used a chain saw before? >> just a little bit. i grew up in texas. i learned how to use tools. i did a lo

. >> deborah: i'm deborah norville. for all the stories you just can't miss, "inside edition" starts right now. >> exclusive. she says she was in a secret cult led by r. kelly. ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ >> maybe it's time for me to say something. >> then, mother-daughter road rage violence. >> they pulled her out through the window and slammed her body on to the road. >> they're beating up this woman. >> hey. hey. >> and she plays a crime- solving scientist on the hit show ncis. now actress pauley perrette wants to solve a real life mystery. she says she is the victim. >> i'm like what is going on? >> plus, the former model who showed up dressed to kill and her murder for hire trial. did her sexy wardrobe back fire. >> they were worried about my wardrobe rather than what was really going on. >> was she convicted because she was too hot. >> and i don't think i sleep very well. i have a husband who snores. >> wait until you see what deborah norville is doing to get a good night's sleep and how you can sleep better. >>> plus

and not the problem. >> reporter: deborah turned into a fighter, testifying at city council hearings bringing attention to gun violence whenever she could. 13 years later, deborah is still waiting for justice. >> i miss her smile. grow into the beautiful young lady that she is. >> reporter: den dra drew up on dstreet southeast. went to temple university in philadelphia >> she was ready. she had a good heart. loved children, loved children. >> reporter: on the evening of september 6, 2004, kendra's life was cut short when someone opened fire on the car she was sitting in outside her front door >> we're sure if she was the actual target or not. we can't say for sure at this time. there are conflicting accounts as to what occurred. prior to the murder. and after those accounts again since the case is open, i can't get into those particular accounts. >> reporter: kendra was in the passenger seat of a car driven by a neighborhood friend who was not hit by the gunfire that fox 5 made several attempts to speak with the man to get his account, but he never responded. on september 6, 2004, ke

. >> deborah: i'm deborah norville. we've got all the stories you just can't miss. edition" starts right now. >> a comic legend jerry lewis' long lost daughter. she is homeless. exclusive. we are we found jerry's daughter on the streets. her valuables crammed into a shopping cart. she sleeps on a bench. >>> and -- >> let's make a deal. >> you won't believe how much delta gave her to give up her seat. >> i honestly did not think they would get to that number. >> the bride at the vegas wedding chapel forced against her will to get married. look, she is trying to flee her accused kidnapper. >> you knew this was your chance. >> then, the guy who mowed a vulgar insult into his lawn. >> what in the world possessed you to write in your lawn? >> wait until you see who the arrow is pointed at. >> how rude can passengers get on a commuter train? >> we got a quiet car. >> "inside edition's" special report. >> you just got busted. >> plus -- >> bring out the bikes. >> the great "inside edition" bike give-away. >> check out your bikes. come on. [cheering and applause] >> now "in

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> deborah: i'm deborahlle. for all of the stories you just can't miss, "inside edition" starts right now. >> total gibberish? outrage over the hurricane irma sign language guy. >>> then the kid who mowed the white house lawn. >> good job. >>> and accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend. >> now her parents speak out. >> he is a monster. >> plus. ♪[music] >> down dolly. >> bette midler takes a spill on stage. >> bette midler owl there killing it and all of a sudden we're hoping the set didn't kill her. >>> how safe are you when you get a massage? >> i literally froze. >> she says it also happened to her. >> i felt so incredibly angry. >> wait until you see what happened when we rigged a hotel room with hidden cameras. >>> and -- >> come on, guys. >> should you be sleeping with your dogs? what are they dragging into your bed from their dirty paws. >> time to reveal the details of the dirty paws. >> they slept next to me last night. >> 19 kids, 16 different moms, and all with the same dad. >> dad. >>> now

deborah's daughter, janet's niece is battling cancer. she was in remission and come back to the point where deborah has to take care of her daughter so her sister said i'm not letting you go through this ghe.on another surgery. >> you can look after your daughter. don't worry, i'll look after you. >> she stops crying enough to say someth >> i love you so much. >> oh, that's what sisters are for. >> exactly. >>> all the people in thesosere. first we started in turkey and we have people sitting out what looks lik patio, hereese a the bus going way too fast and way too wide. everyone runs out of the way. that fellow wasn't so lucky. he ended up pinned between the bus and the concrete wall and crazy enough he survived it. >> i was convinced those people on the patio were about to get face full of bus. a >> it swung out too wide and lost control. >> that driver messed up. this next driver has some explaining to do. notice anything? >> truck is on fire. >> steamrolling down the street. >> what? >> i wonder if the brakes caught fire and now he

. >> deborah: i'm deborah norville.ust can't miss, "inside edition" starts right now. >> oh, my gosh. >> the american tourists. >> this is a bad idea to be on this boat. >> their terrifying ride during the earthquake. and hurricane maria is behind those steel doors. >>> then here she is. the woman caught up in the kevin hart extortion scandal comes forward. >> i'm not an extortionist or a stripper. >> and exclusive, she was in love. but had no idea he was a serial killer. >> just disgusting. it was sickening. >> imagine having an affair with a guy who kept a woman chained inside a storage container. >> were you suspicious at all. >> how she found out she could have been his next victim. >>> then, hate thy neighbor. >> kathy griffin and the potty mouth tirade from the neighbor next door. >>> inflicted with a rare disease. wrinkles all over her body. and she is only 26. >> i think it is beautiful. >> and the bride wore a cast? >> how the rest of the bridal party came through on her big day. >>> now, "inside edition" with

deborah roberts has more. gomez discussing her help struggles publiy, photos, saying "i needed to get a kidney transplant because of lupus,"cas -- my offering heartfelt thanks to her friend in the post, saying "she offer the ultimate sacrifice by giving her kidney to me. i'm so blessed, i love you so much." stars.et as young >> oh, right, he thinks the system works. deborah: they connected during a charity visit at children's hospital. overnight, she offered these thoughts -- "i am at beyond grateful that god would trust me with something that not only saves lives, but changes might in the process." >> donation is an important part of the transplant plus us -- process in the united states. deborah: more than 13,000 kidney transplants were performed, nearly half of them come from living donors, like this shares to pity in charles county, maryland. --onen a my best friends of my best friends. it had to be done. deborah: who two weeks ago gave one of his kidneys to a fellow deputy. to doidn't ask him it, but he w

deborah -- looking for some ac. >>>-- >> reporter: livermore 109. pleasanton was way up there too. people in the tri-valley, went to the movies. >> we are not used to this kind of heat all day long. >> 3 tickets for air- conditioning please. >> it is hot and we need a place to relax and cool off and watch a good movie. >> reporter: the regal cinemas was an oasis. 70 degrees out -- inside when outside it was 104 at 7 pm.>> it was freezing inside and sweaters, now we are sweating already. >> reporter: pleasanton not so pleasant. reporting unofficially 112. even 114. pending on location. that means sidewalk dining normally busy, a bust. >> everyone is out of town and also for labor day. i think it has a lot to do with the heat. >> reporter: the intrepid were rewarded with a mint watermelon slushy on the house. as soon as they walked through the door. please 2 on a hot date came from tracy. the frying pan into the fire essentially.>> i think everywhere you go is not clinical you off. it's going be hot everywhere. if you like a son appear -- it feels like a sauna. it feels like i'm burn

i'm deborah alfarone. people who live in florida bracing for the worst tonight as parts of the state could experience catastrophic storm surge. irma is expected to strengthen again before hitting florida. we have tonight beginning with howard bernstein. >> thanks a lot, deborah. what we noticed is that the pressure has come up a little bit from earlier. here's the storm now. it had been riding the cuban coast most of the day. in the last couple of hours, you see it moving to the northwest, getting away from open water. this is not good. open water, fuel source, very warm water. we're also seeing feeder bands, which are moving into southern florida. some of these have had isolated tornadoes. we've had flood warning. let me show you the track on irma and 11:00 advisory just came in moments ago from the national hurricane center. pressure went from 932 to 933. i think this is temporary. we're gong see the pressure drop as the storm gets over the the water in the florida straits and then goes to the key west.

. >>> i'm deborah norville with all the stories you can't miss.t now. >> mayhem in the streets. out of control bike riders causing chaos, shutting down major highways. >> we are crawling down the freeway right now. >> and all out war between "modern family's" ariel winter and her mother over her provocative clothes. >> i want her to have respect for herself and have some class. >> spicy in disguise. >> he wore a fake beard so no one would recognize him for his surprise appearance at the emmys. >> then, tv controversy. >> this is my last day at the view. >> was it because of this grilling of hillary clinton. >> do you age that that was happening? >> and here comes maria. >> the dire hurricane warning evacuate or die. >> best home hacks ever. >> how to get rid of a dent in the floor with an iron. >> that is amazing. >> how to remove a busted lightbulb with a water bottle. >> you are a genius. >> body slamming with the stars. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. a bunch of young

. >>> i'm deborah norville.tories you just can't miss, "inside edition" starts right now. >>> jimmy kimmel threat. >> you phony little creep. i will pound you when i see you. >> jimmy kimmel personally attacked me. >> shock of their lives. look what happened to them. >> what should you do if you find yourself in a lightning storm. >> and set on fire by her husband. >> and then he left her. >> it was a terrible accident. he through gasoline -- threw gasoline on the camp fire. >> i have yet to receive an i'm sorry. >> you have seen the commercial. the super strong tape that claims it can put a boat back together. >> we bought this boat and cut it in half just like the commercial. >> so, does it really work? >> we are about to find out. >> then, the new america's got talent champ. >> and the miss america contestant that taught her ventriloquism. >> an honor and blessing to see her on the stage. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. >>> when it c

norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us.omez took the summer off. the star who has ballot ld lieu purr he is -- battled lupus her entire life is revealing she underwednesday a kidney -- underwent a kidney transplant. les trent has details. >> reporter: on the set of the new movie just

. >> i'm deborah norville.ining us here on cbs for "inside edition" where all the stories that you just can't miss. "inside edition" starts right now. >> world exclusive. mary jo was shot in the face by her lover. for 25 years, she had to live with the disfigurement. now the new surgery. will she be able to smile again. >>> then escaped from irma in a military transport. and hurricane food crisis. how to make your food last when the power is cut off. >> the freezer is going to keep things cold, frozen and healthy for 48 hours. >>> and another big "inside edition" exclusive. the kidnapped model. offered for sale as a sex slave. >> were people making offers to buy you? >> auctioned off and telling her story for the first time. >> you were in the trunk of a car and all of a sudden you wake up. >> plus, harrison ford, traffic cop? >> and treasured family photos found after 14 years. >> oh, my gosh. that's my long lost mother. what was it doing in an antique store. >> wait until you see what else she found. >> plus

deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us.hey call the emmy awards television's biggest night. not surprisingly president trump came in for plenty of comment. but now the white house is striking back at the political tone of the show. jim moret was on the red carpet. >>> it was the jaw dropping moment at the emmys as former white house press secretary sean spicer rolled on stage with a podium. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmys, period, both in person and around the world. >> the reaction was stunning. check out anna and melissa mccarthy who lampooned spicer on "snl." spicer looked like he was having the

my goodness, deborah, what timing. what was the storm like and where are you? deborah, you there?> yes, i'm here. i'm actually at the marriott hotel. we were moved down from the ninth floor to the fourth floor earlier today. and we were told to come down to the lobby around 6:00 so that they could have everybody that's in the hotel to be in one place. so it was about 60 guests at the hotel during the time of the storm. >> and what's it like now? what are you seeing? >> well, actually, i have been outside. the streets are clear. there is no flooding. and the walgreens have reopened. >> were you worried about -- did you have to evacuate? did you try to do that? >> well, in the beginning of the storm, have i an ocean view from my room. and the current was really rough. and the palm trees were bending and the visibility was very, very low. so, yes, i was very concerned and worried. i kind of sit there and watched it until it was time to evacuate the room. >> so as i understand, you're from houston, and you weren't affected personally by harvey. but a family member staying at your hous

abc's deborah roberts joins us with more on what we will see in the report. this was shocking outcome with very serious charges. andrah: absolutely, probably every parent's nightmare, too, as they send their children off to college, as it so many have done in the last few weeks. a lot of parents worry about academics, taking on campus, but very few of them think about gun violence on campus. ," we will take20 you inside this case, what exact university. is it a case of self-defense, a party that went wrong, or is it a case of retaliation with a young man who had access to a gun and wound up killing one of the fraternity brothers involved? many of us heard about the case when it first broke, and as i said, parents were probably horrified at the thought of it. but then a compelling case was made in the defense of this young man, stephen jones. his attorneys arguing that he was being harassed, that he was being targeted, and he was the victim, and that it was self-defense. tonight, you will see some of the dramatic body cam video from police officers who were th

deborah villalone explains how it unfolded. >> it was this tremendous crash. >> people came running into this chaotic scene everyone before paramedics arrived. this truck veered off the freeway through a chain link fence and frontage roads over the highway and shrubs then slamming into several cars. some were parked and empty but not all. >> there was a gentleman in the hand who was holding his arm and bleeding. everybody was walking around in shock. >> reporter: the injured man in the man was a canadian tourist who had just rented it at sfo. he says he and five family members began their vacation at the golden gate bridge. then came to in and out to eat. >> i was in the back of getting some clothes out and i heard screech. i saw a puff of smoke coming through. wherever it came down there. it was and he was on top of us. >> reporter: braised by the impact, his mother-in-law was inside the van too. >> it came around the corner and she was okay. but it took the suitcase right out of her hand. there are tire tracks on the suitcase. >> reporter: his wife a passenger was sleeping when he care

host: louisburg, north carolina, deborah am a democrat. -- deborah, democrat. go ahead. caller: this is deborah. i would like to say, criminals on the daca program should be deported. the biggest crook of them all is donald trump. thank you. host: paul and pennsylvania, a republican. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. trump shouldt mr. follow through on what he said he would do. ok? i do not know how it will happen. they are illegals, they have talked about the younger people under 16 but have not talked about the parents. the other thing is -- all this data spent on this program, a lot of time wasted. people are just going to write about it. this country is in a situation right now where, if we do not listen to what is going on as far as biblical, we are in trouble. just a minute. we are in the third earth age. all of the signs of the second coming of the lord have started. strife, fighting, brothers against brothers, sisters against brothers, families fighting, divorces. all kinds of stuff. the last line is the big one, wars and rumors of wars. host

deborah: it is worthy of a movie of the week, i have to tell you. colleague he dug into this story that made headlines earlier in the year and had so many people wondering how this could even happen, how does a successful veterinarian in the houston area and her doctor boyfriend go from a very highflying love affair to being solicitation for murder? we take you inside the story, and you will hear what is chillingly almost like the veterinarian woman's voice from the grave telling a little bit more about what happened here. did she and her boyfriend actually tried to collude to have their exes killed, or was this some kind of misunderstanding? for the first time you will hear from the man in this case, who has been accused him in his first big network television interview, telling his side of the story from jail, and you will hear some of the tragic details of how these two wound up in what apparently was just a toxic love story, but did it wind up with talk of murder or is there something else we are not understanding? you will meet a lot of the pla

. >> deborah: and wait until you see what else she found. >> oh, wow. >>> now "inside edition" with deborahhello, everybody and thank you for joining us. >>> first came the devastation by hurricane irma, then the destruction by looters. vacationers trapped in the caribbean after the killer storm are desperate to get back home by whatever transportation is available. >> hundreds of americans sit shoulder to shoulder inside a military cargo plane, refugees from the chaos on the caribbean island of st. martin. they were flown day and night by the international guard after enduring the wrath of hurricane irma, devastation as far as the eye can see. some of the exhausted civilians managed to get some shut eye on the flight. they were relieved to be back on u.s. territory. [ applause ] >> irma continues to cause chaos as the storm heads inland. charleston, south carolina massive flooding and there was anger and frustration as authorities blocked the only road to the hard hit florida keys. >> i have water, i have food, i have dogs, and i can't get to my house. >> this should have been thought out

jimmy, this is deborah ann. deborah ann, this is jimmy kimmel.e's the host of the show. >> jimmy: so nice to meet you. are you guys comfortable? is everything okay back there? >> so comfortable, it's lovely back here. deborah ann is addicted to these crab cakes. >> daddy, give me more, give it all to me. [ laughter ] >> she won't stop saying that. >> jimmy: welcome to you both and we'll see you in a minute, all right? >> great, but if there's a sock on the it means i'm having sex with these crab cakes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it's time for "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> in his first interview since leaving the administration, he is now blasting the president's decision to [ bleep ] fbi drear james comey. >> the president was 100% right in [ bleep ]ing james comey. >> so i suspect this little black [ bleep ] that mr. bannon's talking about, the only one who [ bleep ]ed that black [ bleep ] was mr. bannon hims

norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody.story. a mom charged with leaving her four children without any adult supervision not while she went shopping but on a week-long vacation to germany. steve fabian reports the mother is now in a whole lot of trouble. >> this mom is accused of a truly disturbing crime. cops say she left her four young children home alone while she went on an eight-day european vacation. 30-year-old erin mackey even posted photos of herself having a great time in germany. here she is beaming as she poses by the danube river. she has four children, 12-year- old twins plus 7 and 6-year-old daughters. >> in my eyes, it was a clear, deliberate, intentional act. >> i spoke to mackey's ex- husband who is a police officer, the father of the two youngest children. >> the story is shocking. how angry are you about this. >> i'm really angry, but i wish i could say i'm surprised. but i'm not. >> cops went to the apartment the day after the mom flew to germany after getting a tip that the four kids had been left home

deborah, of course, living in houston, which just got hit. now riding out hurricane irma there near san juan. thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate it. >>> i want to get over to the bahamas now where they're getting ready finally for sort of the last-minute prep for irma. rehema ellis is in nassau. >> reporter: the biggest concern is tropical storm surges that they anticipate could be anywhere from 15 to 20 feet, which would provide massive flooding in the area. even more than that, they're concerned about drivenging water. we're at a water plant. there has been a bevy of activity. i'm going to have jet, my cameraman, pan over a little bit. you can see the line of cars. people started lining up at this facility about 3:00 in the morning, almost five hours before this facility opened its doors. manager tells me they sold about 100,000 gallons of water yesterday. they expect to do that much or more today because people are worried that if the power goes down, they won't be able to get clean water. so, they're stocking up. southeaster

it is a lifelong journey. >> that was deborah roberts reporting.lane gomez has been vocal about the autoimmune disease are lupus. she candled part of her tour to focus her mental health because of lupus complications. >>> an 11-year-old boy got thrill of his young lifetime when he mowed the white house lawn today. he was so focused on the job at hand that he didn't notice president trump right next to him. eventually they shook hands. frank wrote the president a letter saying he had started a lawn mowing business and it would be his honor to mow the lawn at the white house. frank usually charges $8 for his services. >> my dad said just do it for free and i was like, fine. >> why not? after mowing the lawn, they got to hang out with president trump in the oval office. >>> quite the unusual police chase in wisconsin. a sheriff's deputy drove up to a kangaroo yesterday morning. the 5-year-old marsupial named joey, ha ha, stops to take in his surroundings before just hopping along. he escaped from his home at a country store and pumpkin farm. he was ev

my beautiful sister deborah we love you and hold you close and what us old days. >> and my cousin andfighter michael roberts we miss you and we love you every day. edward thomas fergus junior >> george ferguson the third >> henry fernandez >> judy hazel fernandez >> julio fernandez >> elisa giselle "ferraina >> annemarie >> robert john ferris >> david francis ferrugio >> lewis fersini junior >> michael david ferugio >> jennifer louise fialko >> kristen nicole fiedel >> samuel fields >> alexander >> michael bradley finnegan >> timothy finnerty >> michael fiore >> michael j. fiore >> john fiorito >> john fisher's >> andrew fisher >> dennis paulson fischer's >> jerrold fisher's >> john roger fisher >> thomas fisher >> lucy fishman >> ryan fitzgerald >> thomas fitzpatrick >> richard fitzsimmons >> salvador fiumefreddo >> christina flannery >> eileen flecha >> and my cousin stephen your life is a blessing in your memory a treasure. you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. >> and my son and firefighter in engine 35. i have come to realize that you actually gave on that day your

many residents like deborah estrada are migrant farmers who feel they have been left on their own. >> nobody is out here trying to help, water, anything. you know, they don't know if we need anything. >> most of the county has the dried out. just north here in bonita springs, that is a different case. neighborhood, buried under sel education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. join the international fund for animal welfare to engage children, teachers, parents, whole communities. the animal action education program is good for animals and good for people too. [male narrator] protect whales, [female narrator] polar bears, tigers, [male narrator] elephants, [female narrator] companion animals, and the environment we all share. protect. [goran visnjic] find us at i-f-a-w dot org. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> iirma affected every part o florida, miami 100 miles from where the eye made landfall. mark strassmann is there. >> across miami, irma's power twisted street after street into debris fields. a landscape of mangled trees and downed power lin

with me are deborah haynes, defence editor at the times and jack blanchard, editor of politico's newew of the front pages. the metro has split its front page, with kate and kim sharing the headlines. express the daily express doesn't muddy the waters in any way and goes all in with baby number three for kate and wills. the main story in the times focuses on cyber attacks on british universities, with medical and scientific research apparently targeted. the guardian has an investigation into azerbaijan's elite operating a secret scheme to pay the europeans and launder money. the sun has a twist on that story, claiming that the baby was conceived on their trip to poland. and the daily mail highlighting fears of home—grown terrorism in isolated communities. let's kick off. welcome to you both, the korean crisis and the story that has... welcome it has been a crisis for so many years, but this one seems to be more dangerous than ever before? absolutely, almost every day it brings a new escalation of tensions. today, we have had the us ambassador to the united nations coming out and using

thanks deborah. remember inside edtion airs on kron 4 weekdays at 7 p.m. had an electrifying game that lasted til the wee hours this morning.. check it out in the gary's world rewind. ( darya ) take a look at this picture sent to us by a kron 4 viewer at the giants game last night. the lightning striking out over the bay in right field. the game was actually delayed by the storm for several hours. the game didn't end until 2:15 this morning. and in the end the giants beat the dodgers 8 to 6.( darya ) the giants and dodgers had quite an evening at at&t park... you can see lightning over the right field wall in this photo sent in by a viewer. the game's start was delayed about 45 minutes. the dodgers got exactly one at-bat before the tarp came back on the field for another two hours. the game didn't start again until nearly 11 -- and didn't finish until after 2 this morning. only the toughest fans made it to see the giants eventually win this one, 8 to 6.( darya )the broncos held philip rivers to 115 yards passing through three quarters but let him engineer

deborah: g)rpkversus gator. exclusive.wn on her leg. >> when you stuck your finger in that alligator's nose, what did the alligator do? then, labor day weekend 20 years ago. princess diana died. >> now the forgotten story of was a nanny for an american family. >> i fell in love with her. >> you had no idea she came from this family? >> not a clue. >> and, killer umbrellas. >> oh my gosh. >> umbrellas taking off like missiles at the beach. >> losing an eye by these spears. >> i saw this umbrella shoot straight in my eye. >> and what happened when we went to the beach? >> wow. >>> Ñ-açthen, ghost girl. we found her. and, a proposal to remember. first, he drops down on one knee. then, it drops out of the sky. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us on your labor day weekend. cleanup operations continue along the gulf coast in the aftermath of hurricane harvey. we begin today with the story of an incredibly lucky ten-year- old girl. she was attacked by an alligator i

but first deborah on the protest outside and how the university security plan was sufficient for the event.>> reporter: it really did tamp down violence we have seen in the past. there is still some tension on the streets. we saw it a few minutes ago. a couple people hit the ground. what you are looking at right here are police with their backs to a cluster of people. right in the center of the intersection. some of these are people who came out from the speech. they were part of the audience and they are engaging protesters. depending on who you talk to one person went down -- either they were punched or they fell police moved in on that. you can see there are still dozens if not hundreds of police officers from many agencies along with university police and berkeley police. they are on campus and off campus. to safeguard the streets. this is still a flashpoint tonight. although these protesters still in the hundred's. at one point numbering as close to thousands. they had no success disrupting the event. >> as ben shapiro took the stage this was about as militant as it got outside.

deborah, the big story of the day, kate's third baby.g, in these times of great turmoil and huge events, stressful north korea screaming headlines, it is quite nice to get some happy news, happy, soft, fluffy news about another baby. before her. ifeel sorry for her, having the whole morning sickness. she had that with all three pregnancies. it sounds pretty horrific. i had my third last year. fortu nately, horrific. i had my third last year. fortunately, i did not endure the morning sickness, but i did have the sleepless nights afterwards. it is quite a big sleepless nights afterwards. it is quitea bigjump sleepless nights afterwards. it is quite a big jump from two to three. any advice about having three? just endless patience. also, the older you get, the harder it is to deal with those. she will probably have more staff than you. a palace full of staff probably eases the pain. surely want to help your baby. delighted with the news of the baby? lam delighted with the news of the baby? i am completely indifferent. they seem i am complet

are going from house to house trying to assess people's needs but the scale of the task is huge mud deborah and sewage block the streets the power grid is almost completely gone there are no communications and almost half of puerto rico's three point four million people don't even have clean water. and lovely little truly this is the first water tanker that i've seen in this area it's the first. time they didn't bring any water to this place that's why you're seeing people going crazy like this. they say the eights coming from the u.s. but i still haven't got any. the u.s. government has dispatched the navy and the national guard sent in millions of meals on bottles of water but many puerto rican still they aren't receiving the same level of help given recently to mainland u.s. states the islands governor has set clear priorities. getting immediate resources here at the port authority go and getting aid package from congress that it is consistent with the amount the gravity of the situation that treats the u.s. the proud u.s. citizens a puerto rico equally that if there were an event in flo

. >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody.ou for joining us. he was asked to step in at the last minute for a very important job, getting crucial information to the hearing impaired during hurricane irma. but as les trent tells us, he was really signing total gibberish. >> the time to act is now. >> it was an urgent hurricane irma evacuation order. look at the sign language interpreter on the right. he is signing total gibberish. what is he communicating to deaf citizens? words like pizza, monsters, and the sentence help you at that time to use bear hug. this was posted, outrageous. asheed our warnings. >> it is marshall green. officials asked him to step in because no one else was available. his mom, brother morgan, who is hearing impaired, and his fiance are coming to his defense today. >> he told him he didn't think he was able to do it. and they felt like they needed him to. so he said yes. the vocabulary for an evacuation is different than everyday language. >> unlike marshall green, another sign language expert is being

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deborah is live with the preparations tonight.>> reporter: about 1000 people have tickets to shapiro. actually holds twice that. the university the size of the audience. one of many security measures. >> the hard left are calling me a white supremacist.>> reporter: on foxnews been shapiro on why he is coming to speak thursday night. >> to demonstrate this is not going to be a fascist town. it is a free country. berkeley as part of the united states.>>

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