[as marie] oh, debra.y you, the way you can just roll out of bed and put on anything and not even care. gobble gobble gobble gobble! you know what? you might be right. what? erything i told ally about pretending it doesn't bother her. why haven't i tried that with your mother? because that's how you deal with children. yeah...ok. but normal children. this one--this one's big and a little off her nut. no, no. every time marie says something mean or insulting, i get mad. and maybe that's why she keeps doing it. i should just change the way i react to her. god, that's in every book. books. there's nothing wrong with h you react. ray, i wanted to hit her with a frying pan. get in line. your father's on the couch and he thinks from a lying-down position he can eat more mashed potatoes. hey. hey, marie. i would love to cook with you guys on sunday. really? belly of the beast. and you know what? ray's gonna be at the auto show. so we could do it at my house. we can hang out there all day, it'll be fun. are you al

well, you told me debra, so i'm flyin' solo. debra's not here,is she? here unless you're dancin'with a sog. i can't let her see me. in that pimp suit.gonna be hards come on,get out of here. go outside!ou twoswing it outsi? ok. robert? hey, debra. got to dance. wait a minute. hey, where are you goin'? pick up my trophy. when you came overthis morning, it just wasn't to say,"hey," wa? how come you told robert i was dancin' with himo? i never said,"out o" you said to dump her. it was just--st, you two, what? just what? i was-- what?! you know-- what?! jealous! jealous? of us? a little bit. because we'redancing together? and you're panting...re. and you'restraddling... and you're whoo-whooing. she's your wife. he's your brother. you are a sick man! look, look...look, look- was going on there.ink g i was just-- devil music!ic.it's then i tell ya,it made me cr. i'm sorry. forget it.no. forget the whole thingh. you kids go.you dance. . i like to watch. i don't wantto danc. god, you killed it. nice. i'm going home. can i have a ride? yeah... but it's ok, ray.sh

well, i'll tell you what i would like if i were debra. i'd like it if you were debra. frank. what? tell me, ma, what? renew your wedding vows. yeah, and you could videotape that. that's a great idea, ma. hey, reenactment. that's just like what my civil war buddies do. what your civil war buddies do is get drunk and pee outside. you know what the southerners do? oh, stop it, frank! we're talking about a beautiful thing, a wedding. a renewal of commitment and love, frank. love. you understand love? by all means, ray, hurry up and renew this. i don't know, ma. it all seems kind of-- you have taken debra's wedding away. and no matter what people may say about her, she's still a woman. and you don't take that away from a woman. the only thing you need to worry about is if she ever forgives you for what you've done. but i--i guess she'll like it, but i don't know anything about this renewal stuff. leave it all to me. i'll handle all the arrangements. yeah? yes, i would do that. ok, all right. oh, uh, marie, i would like to renew my breakfast order. eggs! oh, good. i'm glad you're u

debra: come on! that's right!that's rig!ve no reasont why not? because i never nursed them. what the hellare you ta? when they're babies,if you breas they're gonna grow up to beobse. that's why you didn'tbr? that andthe twou were almostthe . we were getting looks. oh, debra, dear,i'm curious. what were they like? uch! they were totally fake. well, well, go on.i mean, t. they were real.they do exis. they'd make a sound.a fores, to make themselves bigger.ny marie did itthe nat. pound cake. a totally stupid procedure.a bos but fantasticwhen d. ohh! whoo-boy. i didn't thinkthat was gonna han after that lookyou gave me down. well, a rule is a rule. you're going on the roa, you gotta getthe proper. young lady.per aboutwhat you ju, mmm... so, ray... do you?'t thinki ne, no. not if you thinkit's stupid. what's that supposedto ? what? nothing. really? hey, you know i like them. yeah. ok, ray, ok. come on! you know i lovebarnes & noble. come on! come on. that's fine, ray. just fine. i love them. don't worry about it. i always loved th

guess what debra just told me.ere and flap your gums when there's 2 minutes left in the game. some kid's been bullying ally. [turns off tv] what are you talking about? who? who is it? who's doing it? i don't know. some older kid's picking on her, calling her names. oh, boy. at least ally's name doesn't rhyme with anything bathroom related. unless... [muttering to himself] no, no, you're clear. this really bunches my shorts. what, you care? hey, we're talking about my granddaughter here. of course i care. yeah, like you cared when got bullied. "stop crying! people are looking at us." yeah. "these aren't my kids." you never helped us. ally's a girl, nancy. what's this about ally being picked on? oh, she's fine. it's just some boy on her bus. a boy? all right. let's get him. wait. what? what? what do you mean? we'll figure something out in the car. let's roll. yeah, i could run a check to see if the family has any outstanding warrants. ray. can't we even run a check? listen, that's really nice, but, you know, you guys

oh, lord, bless usand t- ray-- debra, please. which we areabout t, and, you know, ray barone.a lot.yo, frank: let's eat! oh, god. is that chestnut stuffing i smell? what is wrongwith you people? can't you stop thinkingof yours? corn muffins! do you know how muchthis has hu? i wasn't goingto have i? i know how she feels.he. hands off my bird.come . i'll take care of this. you go in thereand talk to her. i can't talk to her now. for a changes trying to dosometf and the least you can dois supp. besides raymond?me youthouge yeah, thanks, robert. on your chin there.my sg hey, where you goingth that? to the homeless.be t the homeless? they're chowing downin some. the lucky bastards. listen, ma, you cancome. everything's better now. debra took awayall the . i mean,the restaurant f. all right? come on.on. come on.com. come on back, ma. me on. hey, is this yourso? boy, it looks great. ack! all right, i don't want, 'cause that's goingto r. i--all right, ma,look, . about the ordering outt- i know. i'm sorry. what? i know how much you lovemy

have you been talking to debra about me? no. i've been talking to debra about andy.i hear he got into sports illustrated. wow. that's national. oh, yes, it is, daddy. and correct me if i'm wrong, raymond, but hasn't that been a life-long dream of yours-- to get into sports illustrated? how's it feel? listen, i'm happy for andy, ok? i'm not self-centered. [laughing] what? what? what are you laughing at? not self-centered? hey, i love you like a son, but you always were a pig for attention. a pig for attention? even as a baby, you would cry and cry and cry. waah waah waah. "look at me. i got colic." yeah, yeah. how about every time you walk in the door, there's always a reason. i got married. i got kids. i got to have a blue medium toothbrush. you're wrong. yeah? when do you ever come over just to say hello? the hello is implied. ma, am i self-centered? of course you are, dear. ha-ha! but you have every right to be. you're very special. here we go. all aboard! you're handsome, you're charming, you're successful, you're a marvelous father and a beautiful son. and you wo

debra is currently the interim director of moad. welcome, deborah -- debra. gad to you have here. >> thank you. >> moad existed for eight years. >> it has and longer, really. it took many years to create the beautiful museum. >> and it's beautiful. >> yes. >> and it's unique. i travel around the country and people is are like how's moad? >> yeah. >> and tell us about that now? eight years in. what is it like? what is the museum presenting? >> right now, we have a fabulous exhibition with jd -- chokeree's art work, the nigerian photographer. >> wow. >> and he's known the world over. this particular exhibition is sartoreal moment. it's dressing, hair, and his beautiful black and white photography from the '60s. >> sounds lovely. >> yes, and we have 11 beautiful prints gifted to moad from gordon parks before he passed away. >> uh-huh. >> we're in photographer mode while. amazing exhibitions this year, including the beginning of the year, we had the kenzy collection, which is beautiful all-african-american art history and culture that has been collected by bernar

congratulations, darling. >> debra, darling. >> do you want to go for a drink?rward my calls to the hotel. >> patty get up here. it was wild. >> i was watching all this going on. part of it, part of i'm part of. and they came and told us we were closing. >> that is so funny. welcome you abroad. with an apple. barrymore. the next day. >> the next day which would be our first performance without the director present. which as you know in a play, means a lot. when you get to open the director leaves. in this case it was writer/director, david mana. could do a whole another show about. let's not go an inch over there. hi, dave. this is, dave story. this ring. dave mana story. the producer met us at the door that night. >> richards. >> jeffrey richards. and said, i'm sorry. it was a full house. it was sold out for some night to come. but can this happen it? is like when my first kid got stuck in the birth canal. i said "can this happen?" so then i went up to my dressing room. i was in shock like physical shock as well. i was in shock. like a little kid. i think that

more within reach. >>> since fleeing hollywood debra winger made a second act.s an activist, a vocal opponent of fracking the process to drill for deposits of gas pumping water, sand and unspecified chemicals into the ground to release the gas, fracking can have dangerous side effects. tainted water supplies, sickening cattle and triggering minor earthquakes. debra winger was a consultant on "gas land" which brought attentions to communities fighting fracking across the country. as a fracking opponent, i wanted to hear about her involvement in the fight against fracking and how she became passionate about it. >> i am pretty much down to one sentence about fracking. do you want the sentence now? >> yeah. >> i just feel, at this point, after, you know, six, seven years working on this issue and trying to find out and really because i kid consider it a pub health issue, i am not an environmentalist, per se. i have no other causes. >> you don't? >> i hadn't. i of course support a healthy lifestyle and the mother earth as, you know, pretty important thing to preserve

debra, this has been coming for quite some time. well, how would i know that, because i haven't seen you in 2 years and barely before that. and since college, you don't even keep in touch. i was moving around a lot. i didn't know what i wanted to do. oh, and all of a sudden, you know. i have known for about a year and a half. i've had a weekends at this. ok, fine. fine. but that's not what's bothering me. [voice breaking] what's bothering me is... what? you weren't around, and i was ok, because i thought that someday you would... you know... and... [crying] so i've been waiting, and...now you're leaving for good. i want a sister. not sister sister. a sister. i'm still your sister. no, you're zaire's sister. i mean, ray and robert, they have this, like, completely screwed-up relationship, but at least they have each other, you know? i mean, they fight and they compete and they blame their lives on their parents. they're real brothers. you know, dad still drinks. that's sweet, but i know what you're trying to do. listen, i know how fl

you miss debra and the kids. ohh. oh, yeah. yeah, them.are you doing still awake? i'm making tea for robert. robert? they fumigated his apartment today, and he can't go back home till tomorrow. oh, really? yes. he said they had army ants. army...ah, heh heh. [continues chuckling] well, what are you doing over here? hey, i just had to walk across the street. you had to drive here, officer barone. what are you talking about? ray's scared. hey! you're the one who's scared. what do you mean? are you sick? are you in trouble? is someone bullying you? no, ma. then what is it, what are you scared of? bein' alone. you mean for the rest of your life. no, but thanks for bringing up that possibility. then what is it? i--i--i don't know, ma. you know, noises... the dark, things in the closet. sometimes it creeps me out. you know, raymond, too. hey, hey, hey, speak for yourself here. hey, you're the one who came over to my place tonight. yes, and, uh, there were no army ants. "oh! my house is empty. "debra's gone. "oh, no, i'm frightened." shut up, ass

as debra, what ishappening in ye your husband in bed?o cling to hold on.n i tapmyse, it sounds much moremuff. open your eyes, raymond.open th! sorry. sorry. sorry.hey, where? kidding. raymond, maybe debra'smissing a. she may not feel closeto you du, sohe seeks outthat closeness at. that makes sense. what do you mean? do you touch herduring the day? do you, uh,do you kiss her, stroke her hair,hold her hand? ok, see, we're married. the need to showyour loved onese doesn't end withthe honeymn,aym. i know. you should express your loveto . go home and show herhow much yo. now. now? now? now. right now.go. go. hurry. all right.ok, t. yeah, go. thank you, father hubley. thank you, uh, bless me. oh, my god. frank. you're supposedto watch . look like i'm doing? that one's aboutto spill so. no, no, no, geoffrey!oh. will you just give mea , and i'll help youempty . things should go.kne ok, come on, come on, guys. let's get outof this mess. let'. let's go. let's go. go. let's g. out. out. out. out.there you go! oh, god. hey, cranapple. oh, you're here. say hello to de

when you hear that, debra, what do you think? >> i think that does not apply to people who are self-employed, and are having to buy their insurance independently. i think that may be the case for people who have company insurance, or are on big group policies, but certainly not for those of us who are taking care of ourselves, and have to purchase or own insurance. >> that's a large chunk of americans, 18% of the public that has to fend for itself or themselves like you guys. so that begs the question, if you're getting sticker shock, or premium shock, i imagine many are. do you feel hosed sneer do you feel that promises made were promises broken? what in. >> i feel absolutely hosed by the affordable care act. i think that the people that are experiencing the pain are those that had decent, relatively affordable healthcare insurance available in their respective states. michigan, we had some decent options available to us. near my statement that might not be the same situation in, say, new york, where i know that individual polic

today debra messing and eric mccormick are here to tell you all about it. >> yes, we're excited.just thought we might want to toast will and grace on their 15th anniversary. but 15 years, you were just a munchkin, a little sitcom called will and grace was on television. it was ground breaking. it was met by criticism by some for its openly gay character, but it didn't take long for to become must see tv earning 83 emmy nominations and taking home 16 awards. and that little show turned in to one of tv's most successful series. for eight years debra messing and eric mccormick -- tried it but didn't work. >> hi, guys. >> hard to believe. does it make you feel old or just grateful? >> makes me excited. >> i'm grateful to be old. >> that's right. it means we're not dead. >> and you're both still working. you've launched into whatever else successful you've done. >> yes. it's shocking that it's been 15 years. it does not feel that at all. >> so many shows end up on the air and they don't withstand the test of time. the fact that now you can turn on the tv and there you guys are. did yo

mom, debra, the kids do it, but dad? he's an usher. so?that means he spends most of his time out here, not in there. back here, he doesn't have to listen to all that-- as he puts it-- "mumbo jumbo." that's right, ray. oh, yeah, occasionally, he'll go down the aisle with the collection basket and wink at the pretty ladies, and he hustles bacto coy and clocks out. it's a beautiful set-up. mom can't get on his case for not going to mass. he's here every sunday serving the lord. he's just doin' it from the first-class lounge. oh, my god. debra told me this was the best part of him. well... i knew there was no best part of him. oh, and i just promised in front of god and everybody-- all right, boys, count 'em up! hey, frank, get a load of roseanne kelly today? whoo-ooh. yeah. with the low-cut thing? i almost gave her a dollar. ha ha ha! praise the lord! heh heh heh! looks like i'm ahead here, boys. ooh, look at this-- a $50 bill. ooh! someone did somethin' to somebody. heh heh heh! hold it. hold it. this is it? this is what you do every sunday?

debra: hey.u had some store-bought pudding, and i thought the children might wanna try something homemade. thank you very much. ok. "attorney at law"? what's the matter? nothing. are there marital problems? no. we were just making out our wills, marie. oh! good for you, honey. see, that shows a lot of foresight, raymond. yup. isn't it good to get it out of the way and know that everything now is under control, and you'll never have to worry about the children? yup. marie? yeah. uh, we decided that bernie and linda are gonna be their guardians. thanks for the pudding. [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪

debra is there live right now with the latest on the investigation. debra. >> and they say he attacked not one, but two women in two separate groups right here in the woods. it happened earlier today and they say with helicopters in the air, this man hunt is on. if he can attack one person, he can attack two people, who knows what he could do next. >> crime tape search dogs, cops with guns. this is the response when you have a brazen sex attacker on the loose. police say it was after 2:00 this afternoon when two women in their 20s were walking along the ground of the plaza towers apartment complex here in hyattsville. they pass a van, they head into the woods. there's walking trails there. he follows, he starts to sexually assault one, hear something stopped, and takes off. then he comes across a second group, this time they are teens and does the unthinkable. >> a few minutes later, a few hundred yards away, he then came across another group of people, three, it was two males and one female. he then robbed that group and sexually assaulted one of the

you're the glue, debra. everyone knows that. anyway, you know, he comes home...ng] ok! come on. i'm gonna run away. no! don't run away. mommy would miss you so much. yes, she would. ohh. come on. sit, sit, sit. let's eat. hey, daddy's home. hi, ray. yeah. hi, daddy. [flatly] how was your day? oh, gosh. well, actually, it was-- great. what's for dinner? i haven't had time to make you anything yet. if you could just wait. [grouchily] fine. make my own dinner. again. mmm! tuna fish. son of a--well, where's the can opener? uh, it's in the drawer. what? the can opener's in the utensil drawer. right. [loud rattling] see? i bought a new one. [irritated] did we need a new can opener? it's better. it cuts the can from the side so there's no sharp edges. how does this thing work? look. see? you just put it on the can... you twist the thing, and it opens the can. mmm. huh? great. a better can opener. [chuckles] what's so funny? nothing! oh, great. would you look at this? oh, my god! tuna juice! oh, my god! here. sweetie, use a fork. was there somethin' wrong with the old ca

i spoke to lisa's parents, debra bradley and jeremy irwin. >> debra, when you first heard about this your reaction? did you immediately think this could be your daughter lisa? >> the question came into my mind. but it wasn't until i came home friday evening and i started comparing pictures of her and lisa and doing comparison pictures and pictures of lisa right before she was kidnaped, compared to little maria's picture. and then that's when i started to think this really could be lisa. >> i just can't imagine what's going through your mind as you're doing all this research. and jeremy, you looked at this age progression photo of your daughter next to that picture of maria. did you see a similarity? do you think maria looks like your daughter? >> i think up that there's an obvious similarity. i think that it's close enough to certainly fully investigate, and i think that's what everybody's doing. obviously we want answers, and i'm sure everybody else does, too. and if it's not lisa, we'll still hopefully find where she belongs. >> i understand the authorities are looking into this po

debra alfarone, wusa 9. back to you guys. >> thank you, deborah. >>> and there was more news here and around the country. >> so here now is a look at your world around -- around the world in 90 seconds. >> the nasdaq gained 5 points. >> problems continue to plague healthcare.gov. 19million people have visited but only a half a mal have success friday applies -- successfully applied. >> it will get fixed. >> i hadn't had that much to drink that morning because i was worried about going to the bathroom and as the sun hit me i got light headed. >> this happens when i talk too long. >> everything came back to normal. >> a student opens fire on the campus of sparks middle school shortly before class started. he killed a teacher and shot two other students. >> i saw other people running and their face so serious, i thought it would be my last day, a teacher was shot and killed to try to intervene and stop the shooter. >> karen garza is facing a budget deficit so deep she is are youing furloughs and layoff -- furlo

. >> debra alfarone has more on the impact and how it goes well beyond the football field. >> reporter: they're in it for the game, not for the glory, but all this may be for a game that will never be. >> we try to keep our preparation in between the white lines because things outside the white lines obviously we have no control over. >> reporter: make no mistake these navy football players live all year for this. >> that would be crushing if we did not play air force. it's a huge game we all look forward to very much. >> reporter: air force at navy in annapolis, it's soldout. the kickoff set for saturday morning. but politics is now touching down here and threatening everyone's end game leaving heartache behind these tough exteriors. >> i try not to think about it too much. it's definitely crossed my mind the what if. i definitely would be upset. >> reporter: the government shutdown hits keep on coming because this pizza place and bagel place behind me could lose a lot of money if the game isn't played because they sit right here in the shadow of the stadium. they sell pizza all day l

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debra alfarone, wusa 9. >> to follow-up a story we brought you last night. walt edwards has been fighting a parking ticket he has received. late this afternoon he received an e-mail from the dmv saying his ticket had been dismissed but he still wants to pursue the perjury charges and that does not explain why we've been getting flooded with e-mails from others. some say they were ticketed when they were out of town or their car was parked in their driveway. and we've requested one years worth of tickets by the same officer who gave walt his ticket to see if we can establish a habit. >> jc hayward is asking to dismiss her from a named lawsuit filed by the d.c. attorney general alleging that more than $3 million was misspent while she was the board chair at the options public charter school. and this is a very sensitive case for us here at channel 9 but we are covering it like we would any other case. so we've asked russ ptacek to track it for you. >> jc is a friend of mine. that said she is one of the accused and has been relieved of her duties at wusa 9 pend

. >>> we have a report today by debra potter on a new movie opening nationwide this weekend. it is getting rave reviews for the powerful story of a free man who was forced into slavery. where the oppress and the oppressors and the abolitionists all worship ped the same god. >> mr. northrup, i have two gentlemen whose acquaintance you should make. >> "12 years of slave" is based on a memoir of a man who was kidnapped in 1841 and sold into slavery. >> how you feel now? >> my name is solomon northrup and i'm a free man, and you have no right whatsoever to detain me. >> reporter: on the one level, the film tells of bondage and brutali brutality. >> a man is his property. >> my name is not platte. >> your name is platte. >> reporter: on a deeper level, it explores how religion and the bible were used to justify slavery. >> and that servant which knew his lord's will, which knew his lord's will and prepared not himself, prepared not himself and neither according to his will shall be beaten with many stripes. >> that is scripture. >> i am the god of abraham, the >> >> reporter: and

debra alfarone with a look at that and what she finds my surprise you. >> reporter: the department of veterans administration considers 95% of the workers essential. and the usda has sent everyone home. tonight we are questioning who is essential. capitol e. in essential. the capitol police officers who chased down chaos from the white house to the capitol last week, but their pay is nonessential. >> and also considered nonessential, the ntsb investigator that would have responded to this weekend's deadly metro track work accident. 67% of department of transportation workers are considered essential. but what is not -- drug tests for them. and that includes the people whose job it is to control our air traffic. and stuck between an essential and a nonessential place. >> as of next week, we'll try to figure out how protection orders will get delivered and how a person can access a rape exam if something were to happen. we are talking about people with access to basic needs, food, clothing, a roof over their head. >> and those hurt by domestic violence. vincent gray deemed the entire di

but as debra alfarone explains, this is expanding way past the football field. >> reporter: they are in it for the game, not for the glory. but all of this may be for a game that may never be. >> we try to keep our preparation in between the white lines because the things outside of the white lines we have no control over. >> reporter: make no mistake, the navy football players live all year for this. >> that would be crushing if we did not play air force. this is a huge game that we all look forward to very much. >> reporter: air force at navy in annapolis. it is sold out and the kickoff set for saturday morning. but politics is touching down here and threatening everyone's end game living heartache behind the tough exteriors. >> i try not to think about it too much. it has definitely crossed my mind the what-if and i would be upset. >> reporter: and the government shutdown hits keep on coming. because this pizza place right here and bagel place behind me could lose a lot of money if this game isn't played because they sit right here in the shadow of the stadium. they sell pizza all

win her battle for perfection, in new book "wonder women" sex, power and the quest for perfection, debra, president of barnard college, my alma mater by the way, says they canned find and there's nothing wrong with that. in her book, debra proposes that despite all the progress women have made they must still face the reality they cannot have it all. and her observations may offer women some relief. >> what i've been hearing thus far, what i'm very happy to hear, is people sort of breathing a sigh of relief. saying, i felt good reading the book because i've been beating myself up. and so i think it is useful for both middle-aged women, older women, younger women to, just recognize that if they're not perfect it's not because they failed in some way. they're not perfect because nobody's perfect. >> 25 years ago sparr never would have imagined a career up academia. she wanted to be a spy. but her desire to have a family led her to compromise her dream job. she warns younger generations of the inevitability of facing similarly tough decisions. >> thank the young women or mid-career women th

that'd be perfect. >> that was debra villone reporting. meantime the ski resort could be the first resort to open in the sierra. today or tomorrow the company is expected to annoyance if they'll open -- announce if they'll open up this weekend. most ski resorts have slated the opening dates around thanksgiving but the more snow comes before then it could come sooner. >>> after a delay a flight from oakland has finally arrived in utah after 11 hours. according to the flight tracking website an allegiant air flight that was supposed to take off 9:30 yesterday morning from oakland to provo, utah finally took off just before 9:00 last night. that was delayed because of the issues with the plane. a replacement plane had to be flown in to take its place. >>> happening today, a ceremony is being held to celebrate the demolition of san francisco's cathedral hill hotel. the hotel closed in 2009. it's being knocked down to make room for construction of california pacific medical center's new hospital. the # 555 room hospital is expected to open in 2

debra alfarone has details about prather's past. >> reporter: 29-year-old stephon prather already had a theft charge in his pocket when he showed up in this house in 2006. he took out a gun, fired a couple of bullets and at all people, his own family. >> his own family members. we saw what happened with the howard county police officer. >> reporter: law enforcement expert ed clark is helping us connect the dots. he pled to two counts of first degree assault. ten years were suspended. he ended up getting out after three years because he went into a drug treatment program. he was on probation from december 2007 to december 2012. then bill who runs our assignment desk noticed something interesting. looks like he was arrested in 2011 in north carolina. looks like cops tried to pull him over. he ran. they found out he ended up breaking into a home. but remember prather was on probation in 2011. >> he's involved in the state of north carolina with serious felony charges for whatever reason there was a breakdown where they did not notify the maryland department of parole and probation office

what are you hearing from the authorities, debra?ing as of right now except for that they have handed everything over to overseas fbi and that some missing person organizations in different countries in europe have been in contact with us and they said they will push everything to the best of their ability on their end for lisa. >> you were questioned, as well, i should point out by police after your daughter went missing. you were questioned. what's the status of that investigation now? >> right now our focus is, you know, not on the past or anything, that happened or what they originally thought. our focus is finding lisa. our search for lisa and that's where it's going to stay. >> as part of that search, jeremy, kansas city police say the number of leads specifically in your daughter's disappearance dropped to about one a week. are you hopeful that this increase media attention could lead to more leads and more credible leads? >> yeah, i mean, we -- that's what we hope for every time we try to get lisa's picture on tv. we just --

tom, debra, and mayor. you can follow our continuing coverage of this story at kq kqednews.org. >> we've been feeling the impact of gridlock from transit strikes to the recent federal government shutdown. next we talk with someone who must listen to both sides of an argument in the state court system. the chief justice of the california supreme court, a republican, brings a unique perspective to the bench. she's the daughter of filipino-portuguese farm workers and was a former black jack dealer. in her nearly three years as the state's top judge, she has weathered severe budget cuts and a revolt by a band of unhappy lower court judges. she's also taken a special interest in the role courts can play in helping at risk youth. scott shafer has our interview. >> chief, welcome to the program. >> it's a pleasure, scott. thank you. >> this has been quite a week for our country and for the bay area. we've had a shutdown. week two of the shutdown in washington, what do you make of the seeming intractability of the

in anacostia, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> our time now is 4:37. find out why some americans say they'll never retire. that's coming up next in today's your money report. >> plus, you might want to grab those 180s. you know and i sponsored this ad. candidate for attorney general, if you think ken cuccinelli would take virginia in the wrong direction, wait til you meet his attorney general candidate senator obenshain. like cuccinelli, obenshain believes politicians should dictate our most personal decisions they cosponsored a bill together to ban the birth control pill; and outlaw abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. cuccinelli and obenshain: together - a dangerously wrong turn for virginia >>> just about 4:40. chilly morning. 30s and 40s right now. even colder tonight. breezy too today. sunny, breezy, chilly, highs mid-50s. tonight a freeze watch is already up for everybody west of i-95. we'll detail that in the seven- day forecast, looking ahead to the weekend all coming up in a few minutes. right now over to monika with timesaver traffic.

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team coverage continues with debra. more insight into what went so long today. >> reporter: bart's control center is here at lake merit station. this is where the emergency call came in and where memorial candles are burning tonight. >> two individuals working in that area. 13:47 is your time. >> within minutes it would be horribly clear, two men killed instantly by a train moving about 50 miles an hour. >> one of the employees is a member of local 3995. >> a very small union. mostly middle managers. some members working as larger union strike. >> we're saddened to say we've lost a good friend, family. >> it's not the time to second guess what happened. >> we're not here to talk about work. two men are dead. this is an extremely tragic situation. >> at seiu headquarters, faces were grim. union leaders have been vocal. few would comment today. >> sounds like they didn't have the right training. that's what i think. >> workers dropped their picket signs but didn't men's words. >> five years ago a bart track inspector was

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debra over to you. >> reporter: first of all, apparently the woman was at this building picking up her child on tuesday and she is her with her younger daughter, often takes care of this child 18 months old. the people inside did not open the door and did not want to speak to them at all. you're looking at the chase there that took place. the woman who tried to sort of move, maneuver her car and was when she backed into a police cruiser that the police began jumping out of the way and the cruiser appears. this is an area so high valued any threat police are authorized to use force. we want to talk about another location in stanford, connecticut. that's where the woman was living apparently with the child but we're told a robot was sent into the condo complex where she is to look around. neighbors were evacuated from the scene. they want to make sure the area is secured. they did find an envelope is suspicious and it was addressed to her boyfriend with his name on it. it's being taken away for testing. bomb squad on scene, you got hazmat and federal law enforce the teams there waiting t