then when everybody leaves, there's the debra that i see -- darth debra.t she doesn't seem so -- remember when you broke up with amy? she got mad at me, then it was over. over for you because you left. i'm just now getting my hearing back. really? yes, yes, d then you bring a 22-year-old around. i'm going to be a lonely, deaf sex beggar. so you're serious. there's two debras? yep, and neither one of them can cook. so look, i mean... i mean, you know, just be cool. i mean, have fun, but... just have it away from here. all right, raymond. i-i think i understand. thank you, man. thank you. hey, if it was up to me, you could parade her around here naked. i wouldn't say boo. i wouldn't mind at all -- i understand. i understand. frank, don't eat that cake. what are you yelling about? what is wrong with you? that's for the party.

i should ask debra? heh heh. i should ask debra?eh heh h. give me that! this food has magical powers. i'm gonna string someof thi. [knocking] hello? hey, andy. hey, deb,is ray here? no, he's not home--he's not hom. hey, you hungry? oh, sure. i couldalways. i made some braciole.taste it. oh,you made. uh... no, no, no. i'm actually--i'm i. i'm in trainingfor . come on. no, no. really. and i've gone kosher. i'm ina jewish mara. ok. try it, ok?one bite. one bite. that's it. one. run away with me. really? do you like it? oh, my god!it's! mmm! debra! yeah? it's great. i don't know whatra. what do you mean,"talkin' about? at work. he was jusy funny? about this? was he making funof my braciole? no, he was not. wait. andy... andy, he told mehe love. what did he sayto you a? look at this.ow youhow i could ? andy, what did he sayab? i did not find it funny. andy! he said it was italianfor "road" please don't hurt me. road kill? he was just kidding aroundlike . he always does this? no, no. listen, i hadsome thera-flu ear, and then i realizedi do not eve, so i'm reall

sowhat did debra say, huh? is she onboard? uh, not really. what? what?you talking about, man? she said we did a great job. i had good eye contact going, i did the summary hands. it was killer stuff. i know, i know. she just -- she wa't biting. what about you? i mean, you want to live like this the rest of your life? i know, i know. oh, man, your wife sucks. hey, hey, walter, that is not cool. we're still in a business meeting. i'm sorry, man. it's just this suit is so frigging hot. listen, i'm sorry, guys. i mean, you did a good job. really, you did. so that's it? you're out? yeah, i think. oh, you know, i'm going to need that check back. what? that deposit i gave you a couple of weeks ago, oh, yeah, the deposit,g tyeah.d it back. it's gone. what do you mean gone? well, you know, spent it on the whole presentation -- the suit, the easel. this is new. you spent all of it -- $1,000? come on,w uld you do that? hey, i just told you, the only reason we came here today was to get more money. oh, my god. how am i going to tell debra i lost $1,000? i wouldn't ta

debra: my hero.ing made possible by talk productions captioned by captioneering your closed captioning resource s ishe creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] icken pot pie diet! me too! [ me announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso ght soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all od choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. wn managing youweight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ray: i don't get it. how did my mom know about that? ♪ ho ho ho i never told anye about tammy gelles the only way my mom could have found out about it is if she read my journal or something. you kept a diary? oh, my gosh! i didn't know that. that is so sweet. it wasn't a diary. it was a journal. thaoh, sorry.eet. dear diary, another girl beat me up today. oh, yeah, it's just all a barrel of giggles to you, right? come on, you think my mom really did read my journal? oh, honey, what's so s

when debra comes home, i'll show her how to cook a real fish. debra. frank, get up. huh? come on.king a break. what have you been doing? i not only straightened out the kitchen, i scrubbed the countertops and i-i cleaned out the freezer. and you celebrated with a bottle of hooch? hey, we're home. hi, grandma. hi, grandpa. hey, sweetheart. frank? hi, sweetheart. oh, this isn't mine. this is mommy's. marie, where's ray? oh, raymond had to rush out, but he should be back soon. why does my living room look like a frat house? i, uh, didn't notice any difference really. hi, daddy. oh, hey -- hey, everybody, you're home. hi. hey. hi. how was your visit? oh, boy, i missed you. how's your father? how's his thing? he's got a knee -- what did he have, a knee? oh, he got a new car -- he got a new car. ray... wh-what happened here? oh, nothing. unh-unh. why? what's that? oh -- oh, we, uh, we gave pumpernickel a ride in robert's police car. yeah, yeah. he liked it, too. rode the whole way with his, uh, head out the window. this isn't pumpernickel. daddy, where's pumpernickel? um... um... pumper

debra's gotta pump breast milk. yeah. you know what to say. i don't have to pump, robert. it's just that, um... you and joanne-- i mean, we think joanne is great. uh, but just sometimes, you know, with you, she can be not very nice. and, um, we were just thinking that it would help you if you told her-- robert, stop looking at my breasts. i'm sorry. listen, you know, joanne has to put up with a lot from me, you know. i am not the easiest person to live with. i, uh, i'm hairy and smelly, and i'm really kind of like aanimal. hi, dears. hey, marie, hi. i told you two, come on. you can't come in here anymore if you don't knock. gotcha. hey, your old lady's looking for you. joanne? yeah. she was a little short with me on the phone. i think she's worried about you. i don't like that one. why can't you just be happy that robbie found someone? when are you gonna learn that it's not our place to meddle in our children's lives? but, marie, i don't think it's meddling if you love and care about the person. you know, you're just-- you're just strolling down the railroad tracks, and yo

debra has a mustache. do you mean a lover? no! no, no, mom! it-- could you please never say the word "lover"? i mean, she's got a--a-- a lipular forestation. you know... fuzz thing. that's all. she just needs time for that kind of... maintenance. hey, i don't want to alarm you, son, but even if she had a big woolly, lumberjack beard, she wouldn't need a whole afternoon. raymond, there's something going on. all right, i don't care what she's doin' over there, all right? i gave her some time alone, and whatever she's doin', it's all right with me, all right? i totally understand, so let's just drop it. it's eatin' you up alive, isn't it, kid? no! no, it isn't. where u goin'? i'm goin' outside, all right, huh? or do yothink you're the king of where i go? 'cause you're not, ok? nobody is! very good, robbie. team effort. [sobbing] wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. starts with freshly

i don't like that, debra.abeth calls me and -- and asks me and, you know, what am i going to do? i kind of feel sorry for her, so i-i say yes. then when we were at the dance, it started to snow and i had dad's car. i didn't want anything to happen to it. damn straight. so we get to her house and i... what? what did you do to the car? nothing, dad. tell me now. stop the lies! nothing happened to the car, okay? we were stopped in front of her parents' house, and she was saying she had a nice time and all that, but all i can think about is getting the car back to the maniac here. damn straight. so we're just sitting there and then finally elizabeth says, "okay. bye." and she gets out and walks to her door in the snow...by herself. i didn't walk her to the door. there she was... all by herself, fancy dress, high heels, wobbling up the driveway. so did you call her and apologize? i wanted to, but...then i didn't, and i kept putting it off, and then a few days later it was too late, so i just -- i never talked to he

in landover, debra alfarone, wusa 9. >>> it was a devastating holiday for a baltimore family mourning the loss of airman first class. the body of the 29-year-old was discovered in the water near feels point yesterday after -- fells point yesterday after he was reported missing last week. andrea mccarron brings us the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: his life ended in the murky waters of baltimore's inner harbor. the 29-year-old could fly jets but he didn't know how to swim. >> my wife is falling apart. i've got another son in florida who i can't talk to. >> reporter: that was his father before his body was discovered thanksgiving day. police told the family there was no evidence of foul play, no signs of trauma to his body. investigators believe he may have simply tripped and fallen into the water. he was last seen alive late friday into early saturday enjoying a night out with several friends at a baltimore bar. at 1:30 saturday morning, his friends headed to another night spot but he decided to go home. he was reported missing saturday afternoon after he uncharacteristicall

[debra crying] first of all, i sounded. i said, do i reallysoun? you stop it! i'm not crying becauseof what i. an insensitive durfwadmarried to for his wife,of tryingto make lr tape-records herso he has proof that she'sa terrible person. what's a durfwad? what, was that tapefor the guys? you gonna play itfor the guys? "hey, come on, fellas,step righp and listen to the witchwho kill" no. no.it's just for us. yeah. yeah. where'smy tape recorder, ray? where was my tape recorder when i was in laborwith the twi, if the tv gets espn?he nurse well, i mean, 36 hours,. yeah. guess what?it's even longr when you're tryingto push 2 hums out of your body whileyour husb, "does this hospitalhave fudgesi" yeah. where'smy tape recorder, ? or when you ask mewhy i get so t because i find yourunderpants i? or when you started snoringat m? or when you tapeda football game over our wedding video? do you--do you reallyne? you seem to remembereve. that's right, ray.i remember ev, and i'm not gonnaforget either. honey, i think you makesome, but i can't helpwondering t, may

i feel like i have gone 5,000 pushups. >> debra also happens to be a doctor. an obgyn.olleagues tonight are marveling at their friend's inspirational move. >> something like that going viral sends out a lot of love to her and around the world. i definitely wish her the best. i hope she is dancing like that tomorrow. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >> you can't help but get in a good mood after that video. >> and she's having surgery. we will do this. >> tackle it head on and keep a good attitude. >> attitude is 90% of it. we don't have rain, because we can't change it. it is coming and we can't do anything to make it rain except cross our fingers, which we tried. here's a peek outside. another beautiful day in the bay area. american canyon 73 for a high. dennis will have more on that in a second. heyward, you had 70. we are in a very long dry streak. this is the sixth longest autumn dry streak ever. if we don't get rain by sunday, we will crack the top five. we're not going to get rain over the next two days. sunny skies for you tomorrow. upper 60s. mainly sunny skies on saturda

. >>> stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville. . >> abandoned and left to fend for themselvest an assisted living home, workerred were honored. >> reporter: 3 days they cared for bedridden and elderly patients. they had no training and weren't paid to do it, but they were honored as heroes. these certificates to the janitor and cook said you didn't abandon those in need. they selflessly cared for those who couldn't carefor themselves. most of the vets have seen combat and lost limbs. >> i don't think i am a hero. i care for myself and more importantly others around me. >> i don't consider myself a hero, but someone doing something that we thought was right. if they want to call me a hero i will accept it. >> you have staff and nurses, and it's their job. because they weren't going to get paid they left them. 19 people they left them. this brought tears to my eyes. i said let's asked these guys to come to our next meeting and give them a certificate and tell them how great they are. >> reporter: the vets gave them $100 each. >>> fema has denied aid for damage caused by the rim

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>> debra appreciate the update. kim has more. you had people in different terminals stop stuck on planes for five, six hours, how are people getting information in and remaining calm. what was the scene like afterwards? >> reporter: well, after that initial chaos, anderson, at least inside the terminal people really started collectively trying to stay calm, share water, make sure they understood this is just part of the process and aftermath. the different feeling was actually people who were stuck on planes on the tarmac. these are planes that landed after the shooting, and what i heard from a number of passengers is that they didn't get any information. they weren't getting any information from the pilot. they got the information from their phones and collectively as passengers try to remain calm. what we did definitely see is people were really trying to help each other out, pass babies around, share diapers but certainly, this is nothing they ever wanted to repeat again. >> and right now -- >> reporter: very, very much passen

debra: and the colors of it -- this is beautiful. frank: this is somethin'!he fountain. oh! ha! raymond, i can't belie wee here! these are the spanish steps. spanish? i knew we were walkin' too long. and the reason they're called that -- okay, sorry i asked. we're goin' up. do we have to, really? ray, this is the spanish steps! where's the spanish elevator? i'll go with you, honey. thank you, marie. only you would think of these as stairs. what are they, then? hey, let me carry that stuff for you, cara mia. thank you, frank. one...two... three...four... walk, walk, walk, walk... five...six...seven... [ speaking italian ] excuse me? sei bellissima -- very beautiful, you. oh, ha ha ha! nice hair. oh, thank you. all right, let's go. what? man: ciao, beautiful girl. okay! bye-bye! don't say "bye" to them. why not? you talked to them, now they're gonna follow you home. oh, would you stop it? no, you stop. you like that. "hey, cacha poochie!" oh, god. yeah, you listen -- you better watch yourself, okay? they got one thing on their mind. that's how italian men are.

so you're stuck with debra's parents for the whole weekend?l, we hardly get to see them, so when they come to town, we want to spend as much time as possible with them. i've been told that's how i feel. i don't know. there's something about debra's mom. she gives me the willies. ray, could you get that? come in! get the door, ray. all ght. gecome in!or, ray. oh, hello, raymond. hey, there, uh...debra! happy turkey's eve, raymond. wah! he same to you. deb! oh. hi, m, dad. you made it. mm-hmm. in record time. your mother kept an eagle eye out for smokies. warren. kids: hi, grandma. hi, kiddies. hi there, babies. oh, isn't this nice? connecticut grandma d grandpa and regular grandma and grandpa. who wants otsie pops? kids: me! me! me! oh, and, robert, rt. how nice that you're here. oh, he had to go. he's -- he's -- he's, uh, passing a stone. could you get up, frank? and would you give me those? yeah, yeah, yeah. pants, dad. pants, pants. you want them up or down? what kind of party is this? you can never complain about my parents again ever. i me

reporting live in santa rosa, debra villalon. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> now to chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the arrival of the rain and how it will impact your morning commute. >>> the rain is heading our way. just north of debra right now. it will show you where the showers are, and where they're not. you can see everything pretty much north up here. all working its way south though, as we're talking about here, it's going to hit the morning commute. here's the computer model. this is 5:00 a.m. look at the bay area. most of it is covered with some wet weather. you're going to see some down on the peninsula as well. you've got a wet roadway. we're going to have some issues. coming up at 10:20, i'm going to lay out the complete timeline. i just took you through the morning. the wettest locations and the timing on storm number 2. >>> thanks bill. the storm headed for the bay area has some people worried about erosion, and possible land slides on mount diablo. just two months ago, a wildfire there burned 3700 acres. now t

is debra here? uh, no, no. she wanted to come but her eye, she got hit in the head with a flute. yeah. you know the kids, they throw -- oh, my goodness. no, no, she's okay. she's fine. she just can't look at things right now. yeah. okay, well, when i see her at school, i promise not to rub it in too much about all the fun shmissed. yeah, right, right. damn it, that's right. yeah, yeah. alough if you did tell her, she probably wouldn't understand too much because that flute thing banged her up pretty bad. yeah, yeah. here you go, raymie. i got you sprinkles. no rules. jolly rancher bold hand soft juicy chews. untamed fruit flavor... jolly rancher. [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come [ man ] just kding ♪ can you please stop dong that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside in brooklyn, and it's cement and brokn glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! meo

debra alfarone spoke with people who were in the theater and witnessed the tragedy unfold. >> that's the first sometime i remember thinking something was out of the ordinary. >> reporter: this father and son from frederick were saying in the same row in this movie theater as ethan saylor. >> we saw a guy come in. >> reporter: when three off- duty sheriff's deputies entered. ethan had ran in to see the movie zero dark 30 a second time without a ticket. >> he was swearing, calling them all sorts of things. >> reporter: ethan's aide tried to intervene but was kept out of the theater. >> if you don't leave we'll send you to jail. eventually they realized this guy is not listening to us. he's saying the f word. i will say they were very calm about it. just as i would expect professional police officers to be. but it escalated to the point when he started swearing he wasn't going to leave, that they were going to force him out. >> there were two guys at first. ethan was a big guy. when they got him out of his seat, that's when the third guy started helping them. >> reporter: they moved him

reporting live in santa rosa, debra villalon. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> now to chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the arrival of the rain and how it will impact your morning commute. >>> the rain is heading our way. just north of debra right now. it will show you where the showers are, and where they're not. you can see everything pretty much north up here. all working its way south though, as we're talking about here, it's going to hit the morning commute. here's the computer model. this is 5:00 a.m. look at the bay area. most of it is covered with some wet weather. you're going to see some down on the peninsula as well. you've got a wet roadway. we're going to have some issues. coming up at 10:20, i'm going to lay out the complete timeline. i just took you through the morning. the wettest locations and the timing on storm number 2. >>> thanks bill. the storm headed for the bay area has some people worried about erosion, and possible land slides on mount diablo. just two months ago, a wildfire there burned 3700 acres. now t

>> unfortunately, at the time, it was a success. >> and debra roberts reporting for us tonight.ou can watch her full report on tonight's special 20/20, true confessions, at 10:00 eastern. >>> our friday instant index, the blockbuster out this weekend, and the star of the hunger games rushes off the red carpet. so who was she trying to see? that's next. you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, devry university has $45 million dollars in need and merit-based scholarships and grants available to those who qualify. and this degree can make a difference. in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field within 6 months. now is your time. apply by january 6th. visit devry.edu. ♪ does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too.

today debra alfarone set out to see how they're reaping rewards for everyone involved. >> reporter: remembereath she's doing amazing things. >> reporter: hundreds across the country are performing random acts of kindness and sharing marra's story. the dawdler died in a tragic accident six months ago. on facebook, people are telling their stories. >> we were able to spark the trail of paying it forward at starbucks this morning. >> reporter: angie and her friend alex baked brownies and added this certificate, telling marra's story, and dropped them off to the frederick's mission. >> it's nice because there are a lot of people who don't have what a lot of people take for granted. >> the first thing i did was i was at a traffic light and there was a homeless person at the intersection and i never have cash on me and i had cash on me so i gave them the cash in my wallet. >> reporter: we paid it forward too. it felt good. susan and maurice, two people who say they live in the woods in frederick said it made them feel better. >> we're so stigma tizeed because we're out here like this. >> it doesn'

debra alfarone has what you need to know so make sure you don't get taken. >> reporter: it could start with a phone call or knock at the door. in the next minute and a half, learn how you can avoid being scammed. >> health care fraud has taken over my life. >> reporter: call him the anticonman. he spends days, even days off working against the coalition against insurance fraud in d.c. >> they can clean you out. these are dangerous scams. >> reporter: if you doubt even for a second how serious this ises are think about this. this type of health care scam can even kill. >> if crooks steal your medical identity, a wrong blood type, their blood type too end up on your records. you're rolled into the emergency room semi conscious, you get the wrong blood type, this is life or death. >> reporter: here's three ways the criminals are reaching out. >> crooks are calling people and saying hey, you're supposed to register for the affordable care act. all they need to do now is give me your credit card number, give me your bank account number and your routing number and we'll sign you up and we're

in richmond, debra alfarone, wusa9. >> as we just mentioned, e.w. jackson gave his concession speech. ralph northam won 55% of the vote. >>> keen cuccinelli will be replaced by either republican mark obenshain or mark herring. just 27 votes separated the to. if the trailing candidate finishes within 1 percentage point, he will be abe loued to -- he will be allowed to seek a recount and people are already saying that is a possibility. >>> in maryland here are some of the key races decided last night night. >>> the mayor's race in rockville an interesting one. phyllis marruccio stepped down after her 80th birthday and bridgette newton is the winner 53% to 47%. some other interesting matchups. in new jersey as expected governor chris christie easily defeated his democratic challenger and it was a landslide in new york city's mayor's race. bill de blasio won. he will be the first democrat to hold the office since david dinkins in 1989. at least five of 11 rural counties in the rocky mountain state voted to explore seceding from colorado. >>> he had been

. >> debra alfarone checked it out to see if it was even real or could it actually be a deterrent to a horrible crime that strikes someone in the united states every two minutes. >> reporter: the creators of this anti-rape underwear and short itself wouldn't talk to us on camera and they don't give us last names on their fund raising site but their spokesperson would answer e- mailed questions. it's up to you to do. this has a lot of people talking and not all of it is good. that can be an understatement. >> are we going to wear something over our mouth so that people don't force us to perform oral sex? >> reporter: strong words about a product touted for its strength. the creators say the underwear and shorts cannot be cut, ripped nor pulled down. only the wearer knows the combination. >> we want to provide a product that will make women and girls feel safer when out on a fir date or a night of clubbing. >> i can see this product being a major disaster whereas opposed to getting raped, now you're going to get killed. >> reporter: this woman heads up counseling and advocacy at the d.

debra alfarone tells us investigators say his 2-year- old daughter was in the car when this happened. >> reporter: police say this incident didn't even start here. it started at an intersection off mall property where two cars were edging each oh out. but it ended back here in absolutely the wrong way. >> as human beings we are ridiculous. >> reporter: a bloody scene all over the most seemingly simple thing. >> it appears to be a dispute over who had the right of way at an intersection. >> reporter: police say this car now smashed and crumpled from an unsuccessful get away but being driven by a man who not only had a car seat but also a knife. >> i was maybe about five inches. >> reporter: that man pulled his car over and got out and stabbed two people he had a beef with in this car. police now questioning that car's driver. then police say the man with the knife drove off but not before hitting this car and ending up in police custody. it was quite a scene in the middle of the day. >> we saw a guy down. we saw a guy in a sweatshirt walking up -- up and down. making a lot of noise. >>

stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville. . >> last night you saw volunteers from a church in the tenderloin preparing a thanksgiving feast. more volunteers helped to serve it. >> reporter: one of the best things about thanksgiving is generosity. it is hard to top glide memorial church. kron4 was there in the tenderloin as they carved turkeys, hams, breakfast and dinner. people gave their time and said they got something out of it. >> giving back to beam people when you are blessed throughout the year. >> reporter: on a normal day they have 6,000 people getting meals. >>> difficult economic times didn't stop st. anthony's foundation. just there week they received 1500 turkeys, 500 more than their goal. volunteers did everything to create a happy holiday for everyone who walked through the doors. >>> thousands came out in the silicon valley tradition. before the meal there were several events including a 5k and 10k. runners and joggers enjoyed the weather through downtown. it raised money for several charities. many folks on this thanksgiving get time off to be with families. o

. >>> stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville. what if you found money in an old second-hand desk that you doubt? i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> oakland is speaking out. there was a public safety meeting. kron4's alicia reed has details on the curfew ordinance. >> reporter: they shot down the proposed curfew. being out late at night is a concern and children shouldn't be out, but a curfew may not be the answer to cut down crime in oakland. he is concerned about the logistics to enforce it. >> it needs to be as efficient as possible

so, debra, your hair is looking good. oh, thank you.s when you were pregnant. thank you. what are you doing? i'm rubbing your shoulders.

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. >>> inside edition tonight with debra norville. a woman lefting lifting weights while pregnant gave birth. . >> a storm is brewing at bart. bart board members are poised to vote down the contract thursday. kron4's dan kerman spoke with both sides. >> reporter: ending a second strike they thought the chaos was over for 4 years. now it may not be the case. >> i have to do what is responsible for the riders and that is rejecting this contract. >> reporter: he will vote against the contract. negotiators shouldn't have signed off. >> it is one big screw up. >> reporter: it is a mistake they simply can't afford. >> family medical leave is over $40 million. it is just not affordable. >> it will not cost that money. it is an exagoeration. >> he has already approved the a agreement. >> now they want to take it away from our members. >> reporter: they are wondering what bart workers will do if they reject the contract on thursday. >> i can't say what steps they will take. we will see after thursday. >> reporter: we will see what happens afte

. >>> stay tuned with debra norville tonight. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> it has been a month since patients were found abandoned at a facility that was shut down by the state. how this could have happened, the inquiry is under way. we are learning more about the owner hilda manuel. she never should have been allowed to run it in the first place. >> she had 4 nursing homes that she ran into the ground. >> reporter: advocates for nursing homes, patients were abandoned after shut down by the state. she said the state never should have granted manuel a licen

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. >>> stay tuned to watch debra norville on inside edition and termite treatment after the news. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> a korean war vet from the bay area has been detained for a month. merrill newman is a retired vet. >> he suspect a is a tech vet working with the red cross. he is now a captive and has been for a movment a month. he was on a heavily monitored tour. >> the korean war was discussed, and my dad's roll in the service. the meeting concluded. my dad was bothered. >> reporter: the next day 5 minutes before his flight was to depart, he was pulled off the plane. h

raymond, you need to go home and put a stop to debra's behavior. it's not right.k, it's an afternoon. it's nothin', all right? she just wants time to be alone. yeah. when i was married to joanne, she wanted time alone. she used it to pack up and move out. raymond, whatever happens, you and i are keeping the children. oh, ma! all right, will ya stop? check her credit card statement. look for the word "u-haul." she's probably over there just doin' girl stuff.

debra villalon is live. >> reporter: this place will never be this quiet, or this empty again. you can see some of the 3,000 slot machines lit up and waiting for the 10:00 a.m. onslaught. last minute tweaks on the slot machines. tomorrow, the bells and whistles begin for real. in this business that never closes. >> i think that you'll find virtually every seat here nicely filled. >> tens of thousands of players. >> reporter: he down plays a traffic nightmare, noting the roads already managed to get visitors to sonoma, and wine country. arriving in droves at first, but he says shaking out over time. >> everyone in northern california know it's traffic. >> reporter: the freeway already carries about 100,000 vehicles on a normal commute day. now, add gamblers on top of that. at the aptly named 101, the hope is if the freeway clogs, players might get off, and give their tables a try. >> for us, it's an opportunity to seek more players. maybe a different variety of players. it's going to be a different opportunity. >> reporter: this woman already played penny slots at a private even

. >> jeanette, we are running >> jeanette, we are running a a little tight on time but debra little tightebra from california: from california: >> the fact that these issues >> the fact that these issues have been conducted by people have been conducted by people who have never lived these who have never lived these experiences means they occur experiences means they occur with all these distortions with all these distortions through the lens of the bias. through the lens of the bias. people talking about us, rather people talking about us, rather than listening to us, is a than listening to us, is a fundamental fundamental error of journalism, error of journalism, public health, much. public health, much. >> as we're wrapping up do you >> as we're wrapping up do you think that this think that this conversation is conversation is dominated by people who really dominated by people who really don't understand it enough? don't understand it enough? >> i think it has been in the >> i think it has been in the past, i think through the past, i think through the different organizations and diffe

. >> it happened this afternoon near the intersection with benning road and our debra alfarone is onthe scene live there with more on this story. what a bad day on that corner. >> reporter: absolutely. even hours later it's pretty busy. so you have to wonder who would be so brazen they would just walk up to four people right here at this pay less and shoot them? the fact it was so brazen might help police. what started out as a beautiful day ended up a maze of crime tape and a sea of police. it was at 1:15 when someone walked up to a group of four in front of this pay less and shot at them all. police say they don't know why, but they did take a few people in for questioning including this man. with so many bullets there's a lot of evidence to go through, anything that can bring them closer to confirming the gunmen. the four victims, three men, one woman, all adults. >> now they're all in stable condition. you have two gunshot wounds would be considered serious, but right now everybody is stable. >> reporter: police say they do need your help. if you've seen anything or know anything

debra villalon is live. >> reporter: this place will never be this quiet, or this empty again. you can see some of the 3,000 slot machines lit up and waiting for the 10:00 a.m. onslaught. last minute tweaks on the slot machines. tomorrow, the bells and whistles begin for real. in this business that never closes. >> i think that you'll find virtually every seat here nicely filled. >> tens of thousands of players. >> reporter: he down plays a traffic nightmare, noting the roads already managed to get visitors to sonoma, and wine country. arriving in droves at first, but he says shaking out over time. >> everyone in northern california know it's traffic. >> reporter: the freeway already carries about 100,000 vehicles on a normal commute day. now, add gamblers on top of that. at the aptly named 101, the hope is if the freeway clogs, players might get off, and give their tables a try. >> for us, it's an opportunity to seek more players. maybe a different variety of players. it's going to be a different opportunity. >> reporter: this woman already played penny slots at a private even

debra alfarone has their story. >> reporter: these are the moments you treasure, especially if you're a military family. combined greg and sharise have served three tours of duty. they met in iraq. >> there were sparks some the sky. >> it wasn't that -- it wasn't that romantic. she actually bumped into me at the salad bar at the dining facility. >> reporter: gregory has retired from the u.s. army. sharise is still serving our country in the air force which means duty could call any time. >> when you sign up, you say i'm going to support and defend my country. i'm going to support and defend my country. it doesn't matter if you have a 4-month-old. >> reporter: her last tour was especially rough. >> it was really hard. seeing body parts, seeing bodies parts and then coming home and seeing my babies. then i would think oh, my goodness, what if we blew up like right now. i really was thinking oh, my goodness, what if this happened, what if that happened. >> it was like oh my gosh, my honey pie is in the middle of the combat zone and you just don't know. there's a whole lot of uncertaintie

debra cohen, an obgyn held a dance party with her medical team to a beyonce song. she wants friends and family to make dance videos to help in her recovery. >> turning now to business and cnbc's jackie de angelis. >>> twitter pricing its ipo at $26 a share. above the expected range. the deal valuing the company at more than $18 billion. the second largest internet ipo after facebook. twitter stock will trade today on the new york stock exchange. >>> a new report says that wall street bonuses may rise an average of 5% to 10% this year. for some workers like financial advisers, bonuses could jump as much as 15%. but bond traders could see their bonuses drop due to volatility in the fixed income markets. >>> and walmart says a glitch allowed shoppers to get some great bargains on its website yesterday. treadmills going for $33. pc monitors for $9. walmart saying it fixed the issue, it will canceling orders for customers that got those deep discounts. richard, back to you. >>> aw, shucks. >>> the wild speculation over what exactly google's floating barges were for has

debra writes on our facebook page that it's a wonderful easy way to help a child. love it. you can share the love at wusa 9.com. and we love you as well. thank you so much for helping out the families here in our area. >> everybody should jump in there. for the second time this month, we have word of a rate reduction for the customers at dominion virginia power. after reviewing the finances, state agency ruled they have to lower rate just a bit. save the average customer 11 cents a month. if you add that to the savings earlier this month, it's a little better. >> every penny counts; right? who eats pizza on thanksgiving? apparently enough that one chain needs to stay open. how it factors into today's big debate is n >>> tonight the big debate on wusa9.com has a lot to do with having to work on thanksgiving. a topic we're familiar with here in the news room. but in indiana, a pizza hut manager lost his gig because he took a stand. tony said he told his bosses he would not open the pizza hut. asked him to sign a resignation letter. wrote his bosses a letter saying he wasn't q

frank said that you and debra were having some sort yeah, inof a loud discussion. don't worry about it, ma. everything's fine. you hiding from her? yeah. then thishld be good. what, are you hiding out? no, i'm picking up the kids. didn't i just ask for the kids? whathe hell, ma? don't bother. i'll get them. i said i'll get them. i'm capable of getting them. hi, kids. i said i would pick them up. yeah, how are yodo kids? listen, i was saying hello to my parents, huh? a guy can't greet his loved ones? so, you don't mind spending time with them? , come on. will you give me a break? i tried, huh? didn't i try? oh, okay, i get it. you're mad at me for not talking to you, so now you're not talking to me. ah, isn't that interesting? maybe you should think about that, huh? put that pipe in your mouth, hmm? what? what, what are you looking at? may we help you? no. we're fine. there's a weird cat. it was outside. yeah, it's gone now. it was -- it had a brown eye and, like, one no eye. yeahit was one of e. it was weird. wow. i kn. that's really -- really kind of sweet. sweet?

debra wants others to record their videos as a source of inspiration. ♪ >> i love that.m one uplifting story to some uplifting breaking news in the push for equality. the senate has passed truly historic legislation to outlaw workplace discrimination against lbgt americans. all 55 democrats and a handful of republicans united to get this done. of course, this still has to get through the house, but it's a victory so we'll take it. potentially out of hawaii and north carolina new mexi new mexico in the coming days, the nation seems to be rapidly accelerating towards equal rights. thomas roberts is in russia gearing up to host the miss universe pageant as an openly gay man. first, we want to get your reaction to something i know you're passionate about here at home. the senate's decision to outlaw workplace discrimination. just to think, two decades ago congress rejected same-sex marriage. attitudes are obviously quickly evolving toward gay rights. how important is this vote? >> well, it's extremely important, abby. i think we have to move forward as a country in leaps and

about 2:00 p.m., she hears local kids calling for help. >> miss debra, come outside.here's a girl standing on the air conditioner. we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teete

have always thought their direct there are -- showing that there is a recurrence of the beauty from debra countries and origins. >> i was 11 or 12 in a school that was mixed. there were boys and girls. there was one girl i remember that was coming from the french colony. she was in algeria and came back to france. she had a very white skin. very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry, i cannot say. [laughter] but she has beautiful red hair, light afro type but red hair. to me, i was like, oh, my god, she is so beautiful. for me, if i want to be friends with someone that i admire, i have to be like him or her, cannot have the red hair. so i say, i also come from nigeria and i am like you. [laughter] i do not think she believed me so i was inventing names. anyway. so she influenced me. she had white skin. you could see her veins. she was very strange but beautiful for me. i was always attracted by different beauty that i saw everywhere. i remember some movies called guess who's coming to

debra roberts with the video and the embattled doctor talking only to 20/20. >> reporter: with the green it's where the world goes for its daily fix --of caffeine that is. but it's also the place where an ambitious doctor in orange county, california was caught on tape, offering a different kind of fix: writing prescriptions for painkillers. >> you would meet and treat patients at starbucks? >> yes, i would. i would. i mean, it's pretty much the american dream being your own boss, you know? >> reporter: but his dreams were doomed by what he thought was a clever way to finance a solo practice. a medical director by day, and at night he began treating patients for pain management at the modern day office for the office-less. >> how do you even set up a practice in a coffee house? >> i-- i realize that sounds a little strange. i mean, the patients would provide me medical records. i would listen to their heart, i would listen to their lungs. >> you would pull out your stethoscope and examine them -- >> i would take blood pressure -- >> in the starbucks? >> yes, i was doing that. >> did you

. >> jeanette, we are running a little tight on time but debra from california: >> the fact that theseues have been conducted by people who have never lived these experiences means they occur with all these distortions through the lens of the bias. people talking about us, rather than listening to us, is a fundamental error of journalism, public health, much. >> as we're wrapping up do you think that this conversation is dominated by people who really don't understand it enough? >> i think it has been in the past, i think through the different organizations and different websites it's starting to change. but i think it's really important that the conversation not be about us, without us. if we're going to talk about how to deal with fat people in america, it seems thranl we should talk to some fat people. there's a lot of work we can do in terms of going against the stereotypes that's been built up over the years about what it means to be fat. >> all right virgie we have 15 seconds. if there's one thing a community member can do to change a fat person's behavior what would you recommen