debra milky was charged with first degree murder.est and charged based solely on detective saldate's statements. at milky's murder trial, saldate was the state's star witness. >> she decided that it would be best for christopher milky to die. >> milky shot back. >> and i looked at sal dat tae and i said "if i didn't want my son then i could give him -- i would have given him to my family, my sister, someone else in my family." >> reporter: still, the jury believed the detective. in 1990, milky was convicted and sentenced to die. but that was just the beginning of this strange case. for more than two decades, her story has captivated the state of arizona, especially those here in phoenix who have been asking, would milky really have had her own son killed for $5,000? and if so, why did the two men she supposedly hired to do the job refuse to testify against her? milky has always maintained her innocence and never gave up on her appeals. milky insisted she never confessed. private investigator paul huble believes her. he was working fo

back on october 3rd 2011, debra bradley put baby lisa in her crib. then she spends the evening drinking with a neighbor, later admitting to fox news she was drunk and may have passed out. father jeremy irwin was working overtime that night. early the next morning jeremy gets home from work and discovers baby lisa is not in her crib. the parents call the police, the police show up, they search they find nothing. sure enough fingers eventually point at the parents, but they are never charged. the never-before-seen interviews of baby lisa's parents were taken days after little lisa went missing. they were conducted by a man named phillip houston who worked atd the cia for 25 years. he's conducted thousands of interrogations and grilled double agents and terrorists. and he is credited with developing a lie detection method that is used throughout u.s. intelligence and federal law enforcement. phil sat down with "the kelly file" to dissect these exclusive tapes. we are about to show you a sample of what he said. in this clip phil asks debra bradley if she

. >> debra dwyer, planning department staff. thank you for your comments. i think our purpose first and foremost was for the environmental review process itself because there has been so much time since the bicycle plan eir and i can certainly provide you with the information where you can see the full project description and certainly obviously any member of the public can come on directed to public sponsor public works mta on the project design and our role here from the planning department is for the environmental review of this. although our citywide staff did have an involvement in the outreach and design process. does that answer some of it? >> commissioner as debra said the purpose today is just the environment al review and the project. we'll get into more detail as the project evolves. the issue of these free flowing aren't turns comes up a lot in the city and it came up a lot in the van ness brt and what we find is they are the most dangerous intersection because of pedestrian access because there is the misconception that pedestrians have that ca

. >> reporter: debra feliciano was beside herself when she got a phone call friday telling her dog a rotweiler pitbull mixed had been shot. >> my uncle before he passed away he gave me her in the palm of my hand. she means everything to me. >> reporter: police say it happened sometime friday afternoon in the 6900 block of clinton road. debra had gone to new york to visit family and her husband had gone out thinking he'd locked the door. but somehow the two dogs got o out. >> some moron firing a firearm in broad daylight could hit anybody. i mean bullet went through it could have hit a kid, it could have hit somebody in their house. >> reporter: neighbors heard the shot, saw molly bleeding and brought the dog to her home. then called police. >> she's a trooper. she's a true trooper. um, she's doing better. she's still in little pain. >> reporter: police check the area but found nothing. she was taken to the hospital and underwent surgery for the gunshot wound. police are hoping someone can identify the gunman. >> what led to it and why did you shoot her? i mean, you didn't have to sho

. >> reporter: tears of joy and surprise from young single mother debra ennis. monday night work shift at denny's was not at all what she expected when about two dozen police officers came to see her. >> it's completely unbelievable. i didn't expect it at all. >> reporter: master sergeant casey owens was called to debra's home sunday night after someone broken in and stole all the christmas presents and two televisions. >> only thing that came through my mind was this is the first year my son wasn't going to have a christmas. >> reporter: owens put out a message to fellow officers and dispatchers, saying he was going to try to replace the presents and invited them to donate, as well. >> i just saw, you know, she's working extremely hard, she's a young single mother, she just needed a break, especially during christmastime. >> reporter: owens said the response was overwhelming, he and fellow officers raised about $1,000 and a group of dispatchers just about matched it. they were able to get debra $350 in cash, several gift cards, a new tv, and burglar bars for he

attorney ashley merchant says yes, debra blum says no way. ashley, what's her case?think she has a case. this is a lady of 68-year-old woman who is traveling with a group of friends. that's normal for women this age. they want to travel in a group to be safe. the tried to switch seats. the stewardess told hershey wasn't allowed and went back to her seat. didn't resist when the stewed stewardess told her to move back. there were other passengers who said, she wasn't disruptive. she didn't act combative. she voluntarily went back to her seat. the fact she was then -- the police were called she was arrested? that what is unfortunate about this. >> united doesn't agree with that. we just received a statement from them. it says this lawsuit is without merit and we will defend against it vigorously. our employees asked that this customer be removed because she was disruptive and kept them from preparing for the flight for departure. we provide extra legroom seating to premiere level frequent fliers and customers who pay extra for access to those rows. debra blum, you didn'

debra, the justice department investigated the fbi's actions and the fbi was cleared, am i right?ight. they deemed that the shooting was justified. clearly her daughter is married to the man who was shot and killed. she was very passionate. i asked her if she did show her veterans credentials. she was naturalized as a u.s. citizen after she joined the army in 2009. she was here speaking on his behalf and telling dzhokhar he's got supporters out there, keep fighting. >> deborah feyerick reporting looich in boston. thanks so much. >>> thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "@ this hour" with burma and michaela starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it was silent, tchls without bullets or bloodshed. did the u.s. lose a cyber terror attack? did it underestimate kim john un. this hour officials are planning to pick the hacking on north korea. >> the secret agent at the height of this sibler attack. >> an historic policy shift. is it the right move? president obama is betting that cold world tol politics have taken a turn. will he be proven right? >>> good mo

>> well look, it's a very promising, as debra fein said, preliminary. i know sally rogers. she is an eminent researcher, clinician, and really a leader, and it's going to cause a great deal of positive interests. what is interesting as i see it what we did with owen and what sally is doing with those kids, they're cousins a bit. it's identifying as early as possible that there is an issue, and then trying to live inside the kid. create ways to pull them out. she has developed a model that seems to be effective. we have to improvise ours over 20 years, but the key is to try to help the self-directed energies of the kid be something that you can tap, grab, hold. that's what they're doing there as well as using where the kid is, the tests that the kid is doing, day-to-day life, and finding ways to connect, and find ways to appreciate interaction with other human beings early as the brain is being shaped, in crucial early days. >> how did you learn that your son owen could be reached through the characters in the disney movies? >> he is a late on-set kid. they feel that they va

debra had gone to new york to visit family and her husband had gone out thinking he lock the door.ut somehow mala and her other dog rocco got out. >> some moron firing a firearm in broad daylight could have hit anybody, i mean that bullet went through her, could have hit a kid. it could have hit somebody in their house. >> reporter: neighbors heard the shots, saw mala bleeding and brought the dog to her home. then called police. >> she's a trooper. she's a true trooper. um, she is doing better. she's still in little pain report roar police check the area but found nothing. mala was taken to the hospital and underwent surgery for the gunshot wound. police are hoping someone can identify the gunman. >> what led to it? and why did you shoot her? i mean, you didn't have to shoot her. >> reporter: the dog is expected to make a full recove recovery. superintendent chitwood says, the suspect could face cruelty to animal charges and well pons offenses. in upper darby, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> 16 emergency responders are suing over the 2012 train derailment and toxic spill in paul

it happened friday afternoon the 6900 block every clinton road debra said she was beside herself when she got a phonecall. >> i want to know y she is so precious. she doesn't harm even a fly. >> debra and her house left the house, thought the door was lock, but somehow she and the other doing got out. mala underwent surgery and expected to make full recovery. mr. liss hoping somebody can identify the shooter. >> so youtube sensation who famous michael jackson thrill nerve 20 different styles is at it again. this time, with mariah carey all i want for christmas is you. >> ♪ >> ♪ all i want for christmas ♪ >> i'll take mariah carey. i mean, really? in this match up, to imagine dragons to usher. invoking him tom jones, yes, this is unusual. >> something is wrong with this guy. >> chipmunk? if my daughter ever bridges a guy like this home. >> banished from the home? >> move to australia, drink all day. >> with a lost tonight, the six letters match the nba all time losing streak to start a season. so, we want to help the sixers with a little walk. pull out a win tonight. this morning, we'r

debra, where are you now? >> reporter: anderson? >> you're on the air, debra. >> reporter: anderson, can you hear us? anderson, hey, listen. this is remarkable. we are actually on the west side highway following the protesters walking amidst traffic. some are in the -- some beating demonstrators with the baton and only one officer. the rest have actually been watching the demonstrators as they protest. you can't see but on the other side, there are police officers. so they are monitoring this. we are told that there was one arrest. somebody was put into a corrections van. we were told that there are legal monitors on scene. so if anyone does get arrested, they can immediately get legal help. several hundred demondemonstrat anderson. >> you say several hundred demonstrators. this is separate than alexander field and separate than we saw earlier in the night from columbus circle heading towards harlem. so right now, this group, are they heading north, is that correct? ? >> reporter: yes, against traffic. that's what we're told by new

and here they are, stephanie decker, debra snyder and jenny williamson. honor for me to be in your presence. this award is so amazing and all three of you deserve to win tonight. there are seven others and there will be one grand prize winner. stephanie, when you found out you had been chosen as a woman of worth, what did you think? >> it was amazing. i was humbled, i was honored. i was completely blindsided. i didn't know who had actually sent in our nomination for our foundation. it was an incredible honor to be part of this program. >> they're doing amazing work but you're doing amazing work. you're helping kids learn how to get involved in sports with prosthetics because you personally have had a tragedy that you have turned into a triumph. how are you doing your work? >> absolutely. we started a couple years ago partnering with a company and we help children learn to play sports. a kid came to us and said i want to learn how to pitch. and through the help of our foundation it was his first time on the mound. it was an incredible feeling, he's an 8-ye

debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> 2014 is quickly coming to an end. so how will we ring in the new year? we're tracking the chilly start. top? >> a quiet, quiet end. a cold end to 2014. but weather is not an issue to travel plans. tonight, weather is not an issue either. some activity toward charlottesville and roanoke. for the most part, it ducks to the south. yes, we could sew a sprinkle or flurry overnight -- a sprinkle or flurry overnight. it's not reaching the ground yet. temperatures are well above freezing. 44 downtown. 46 in gaithersburg. even 47 toward cumberland. futuretrack looks like this. 8:00, some clouds. upper 30s, low 40s. and then by mid-night, clouds begin to stink southward. so most of this -- sinks south ward. so most of this sinks southward. cold, cold, and cold, but no wind, rain, or snow. 30 by 3:00 p.m. >>> new tonight at 6:00, bicycle groups in maryland want a high-ranking episcopal bishop charged for murder. cook, a pastor, left the scene by came back to minutes later -- 20 minutes later. right now, though, unclear whether she'll face charges. cook is the first

they were able to get debra $350 in cash, several gift cards, a new tv and burglar bars for her home.thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we don't have time a lot to go back and really try to make a difference in somebody's life like we were able to on this occasion. >> it's the most amazing feeling to see people care like that, especially during this season when they have their own families. >> those are the images up want on christmas. >>> time, 5:27. why some bay area companies are accusing the port of oakland for stealing their christmas. we'll explain. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good thursday morning and merry christmas. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock alongside anthony slaughter as we celebrate this holiday. i'll tiell you what, you might need a parka or something warmer than usual. >> this morning i had to turn on the heaters in the car. even as you step outside, we're in the 40s. the thing we don't have this morning is the fog we've had this week. we're waking up to completely clear skies but it's cold, 41 degrees in the nor

i'm debra dwyer, planning commission staff. i'm for the improvement project at san francisco public works as well as mike rigor and allen robinson from the san francisco municipal transportation agency in addition senior and environmental planner is also here. i'm here to provide the background and and update on the status for the environmental review for this project. it's case 2007-0347. it's an update to the project and turn it over to public works for an overview in the project outreach effort. the second street improvement project is one that was finalize in the bicycle plan eir by the planning commission in june of 2009. the environmental scope addressed an update to the bicycle plan as well as minor long-term and near term improvement projects to the city's bicycle network including project 2-1 options for bicycle facilities along second street. three options for second street were analyzed through the eir process and could have been approved however no plan of action was heard by the board of directors. the neighborhood

in the district, debra ferrone. >>> the sun is rising in indonesia, where the search is resuming for the missing asia air flight. they have clues to the appearance, but they are hundreds of miles apart. they spotted oil patches in the java sea in the area where the jet lost contact and there are suspicious objects in the water 700 miles away. no word yet whether either is from the missing jet. the plane disappeared from radar less an hour after it took off. minutes after the pilot was denied permission to altitude. a distress call was never send. >> it is not necessarily a surprise if you are in an emergency that they are not narrating play by play what is happening over air traffic. >> the head of the search operation says he believes the plane is at the bottom of the sea. the u.s. state indonesia has formally asked the u.s. to join the search and the details are being worked out. >>> today, a bowie state university student filed a three million dollar lawsuit against the fraternity alpha phi alpha claiming that he was injured when hazing. he said he was struck on the back side. nov

debra had gone to new york to visit family and her husband had gone out thinking he lock the door. pitbull mix and feliciano's other dog rocco somehow got out. >> some moron firing a firearm in broad daylight could hit anybody. that bullet went through it it could have hit a kid, somebody in their house. >> i just want to know why. because she's just so precious. she doesn't harm not even a fly. she plays with all the kids on the block. she plays with everybody. she's a kisser. >> reporter: neighbors heard the shot and saw the dog bleeding. they brought the dog to her home then called police. >> i felt helpless. i felt what can i do? >> there are no complaints against the residence and/or the dogs that live at this location. >> reporter: police searched the area but found nothing. she was taken to the hospital and underwent surgery for the gunshot wound. now police need help to identify the gunman. >> start firing a gun at a dog. and but the potential of what could have happened is unconscionable. >> she means everything to me. you know, and i would do anything to help her live hav

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debra, david bruno, thank you so much for joining me here today. both of you.in this. everybody is watching what happens right now with sony. >> thanks for having me. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays to you, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >>> a major bombshell over president obama's nominee to be a top leader at the pentagon. fox news is now learning that alissa starzak is one of the staffers accused of stealing classified documents from the cia. chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us live with details. so what senior level pentagon job was alais lisa starzak up for, and what's going on with her nomination? >> john, good afternoon. an attorney who has served in senior legal jobs at the central intelligence agency and the defense department, alissa starsdwl ak was nominated by the obama administration in july to serve as general counsel to the army. intelligence and congressional sources tell fox news she was one of the majority staffers on the senate intelligence committee who was privately accused by that panel's republicans and by caree

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populated neighborhood on the 6900 block of clinton street, someone decided to open fire shooting debraeliz's dog. >> this block is fool of kids. >> reporter: she used her cell phone to document dog's recovery at the animal hospital. the dog got out of the home friday after her husband accidentally left the back door unlocked. she was in the back alley when a neighbor heard gun shots around 2:30. police say if someone was concerned about the dog, they should have called animal control. >> anything could have happened. you know, i mean, you got to be a reallied -- real idi >> reporter: she's recovering after surgery. the 22 month old rottweiler pitbull mix was bleed when did you go a neighbor found her and called police friday afternoon. >> i just want justice am i want to know what happened. >> reporter: police here contend it was pure luck no person was shot and killed. in the meantime it's not clear who the shooter may have been and what may have been his or her motive for opening fire. reporting in upper darby, todd quinones for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> look closely. yo

my name is debra parker.stry on aim i am a citizen and councilwoman for the community tried. as many of you are aware of the work we do on behalf of our indigenous people, mother earth, and our surroundings is no easy task. in fact it also feels as though the work we do is never ending and quite often is tragic which is why a strong partnership nation to nation is critical if we are going to sustain real and timely progress. partnerships with people like the vice presidential biden. on several occasions, tribal leaders vice presidential biden on issues surrounding the justice and indian country. most notably the violence against women act. where the vice presidential biden led the movement in the united states to help protect women against rape and domestic violence. [applause] last year with the work and support of tribal leaders and advocates a vice presidential biden helped pass a much-needed provision to advance protection of native american women. while this is only a beginning we must continue to protec

this week's "ask carol" question comes from debra.tes i started putting a teaspoon of diatomaceous earth in my 134509ys once a day. what are your thoughts? food grade de is supposed to be very high in silica and they also contain some beneficial trace minerals. many people think it kills parasites, cleanses the colon and detoxes the body. i read a book called patient heel thyself. it was the sorry of a man who cured himself of crohn's disease. i don't know if that works or not. it worked for him, but i know that many farmers are using de to kill bugs and/or repel bugs from eating stored grains. this in place of chemicals. yippee. well, so basically we're all getting some de if we eat grains. make sure you get de that is less than 0.5% chrrystal lean silica. if something is 97% de, what is the other 3%? be careful. i can see it may be beneficial and i'm not sure we can avoid it. i hope this answers your question. well, that's it for today. our show is over. i hope you have enjoyed it and are learning to be more of a healthy you. >>> a

populated neighborhood on the 6900 block of clinton street, someone decided to open fire shooting debra'sog mala. >> went through her neck and came out through her cheek. this block is full of kids. >> she used her cell phone to document the dog's recovery at the animal hospital. she says the dog got out of her upper darby home friday after her husband accidentally left the back door unlock. mala was in the back al whole a neighbor heard a gunshot around 2:30. police say if someone was concerned about the dog they should have called animal control. >> anything could have happened. you know, i mean you got to be a real idiot to do something like that. >> reporter: mala says has much more aggressive since being shot much she's now recovering after surgery. the 22 month old rotweiler pitbull mix was bleeding when a neighbor found her then brought her back home and called police friday afternoon. >> i just want justice. i want to know what happened. >> police said it was pure luck no person was shot and killed. it's not clear who the shooter is. or what their motive may have been to open fire

this week's ask carol question comes from debra. writes, i started putting a teaspoon of earth in my smoothies once a week. what are your thoughts on eating die that mashs earth? just to be clear, you're talking about food grade as opposed to the kind they use in pools. a big difference. food grade de is supposed to be very high in silica and may contain beneficial trace minerals. many people this i it kills parasites, cleanses the colon and detoxes the body. i read a book called "patient heal thyself." it talked about a patient cured by putting it into his food. now farmers are using it to kill and/or repel bugs from eat stored grains. this in place of chemicals. so basically, we're all getting some if we eat grains. make sure you get some that's less than 0.5% crystal lean silica. if something is 97%, what's the other 3%? be careful. when it comes to die that mashs earth, i can't see it would hurt you. i see it may be beneficial. and i'm not sure we can avoid it. i hope this answers your question. well, that's it for today. our sh

am i missing anybody debra? >> at this point we're at the rfq stage so we're identifying qualifications and criteria for teams that are eligible to respond to the opportunity. we will move to developing the request for proposals which will spell out the minimum criteria and the necessities for the program that the qualified teams respond to. at this point we could specify criteria related to small business and like matters. >> okay. and this is maybe a little bit different than a kind of construction -- >> it is -- >> or sbe requirement. this is as sfo has done to some extent and other -- union station in denver has done to some extent and bring in restaurants and businesses that exist in the area opposed to national chains. in terms of the rfq i imagine some of the firms that -- mean of the firms could be more traditional mall oriented retail managers who would -- that's who their networks are. that's what they do, so i think it's helpful to have that language even at the rfq stage so that's really clear that w

. >> i'm debra alfarone.he body found near an ohio creek this morning is that of 14-month-old cameron beckford. the child's mother told police she left her child on a stranger's doorstep. >> what kind of charges the woman could face. >> reporter: i'm stephanie ramirez in frederick where we learned from police today this was not a kidnapping, that the mother went to ohio around december 15th supposedly to visit friends and family, but in ohio is where everything went wrong for the children's father who was still here in frederick at the time. 24-year-old dainesha stevens remained emotionless. she appeared in ohio court earlier today charged with two felonies, child endangerment and tampering with evidence, and an investigator says she'll be hit with more. the mother is believed to be responsible for the death of her youngest 14-month-old cameron beckford whose body was confirmed found near an area called big walnut creek in ohio today. cameron's father reported the toddler missing on december 28th to police af

. >> reporter: debra is an award winning frapper, her mother was killed in a home invasion more thano, she found strength child creating what she calls forms of correspondence. if you ask a question, there is another person on the other si side. >> reporter: another piece called one on month uses guns superimposed over 30 faces representing the summer of 2002 when someone was murdered nearly every day in new orleans. >> first you see the guns and then you see the faces of the people. and then you realize these are obituaries and taken a as a whole piece it's a whole month of death. >> i am not trying to give you an answer, i am trying to encourage you to look for your own answers. >> reporter: some messages are clear, there is a may have of new orleans featuring the names in red of more than 100 people killed in the city this year. and on bullets, small painted faces. >> under six years old and murdered. where is this coming from? what is happening in our country that this happen on his a regular basis. >> reporter: this exhibit has become the gallery's most popular to date. garnerin

debra, thanks so much for being with us. let us know what the latest is that you're hearing, if there are any new leads. >> unfortunately, it's been a long night for everyone over there waiting to begin the search again. the good news is they're asking for help from folks who do have assets. i know that engaging the u.s. everyone is standing by to assist. there is no such thing as a domestic accident anymore. aviation is an international endeavor and we all are participating and we can all learn from what we find in this event. >> you've led so many ntsb investigations. walk us through what steps are likely being taken right now and just how important, how crucial is this time as we speak, these first couple of days, in the investigation? >> the first couple of days really are about holding that evidence down collecting all the perishable information and making sure you've got things like records, meteorological data all of the information that everyone can capture, you want to do that. as far as the investigators, for many

if you do anything from the hbo series you recall young johnny was the very intelligent young man debra. a couple of other things that make him worth remembering. john quincy adams came of age during the american revolution. even before he was the teenager to witness the birth of diplomacy when he returned to the united states. as ambassador to the netherlands with president madison. and under president monroe been credited with extending borders. he follows the success with a single failure that he is elected president of united states of america. from the low point of his life his presidency is regarded as a failure but it is worth noting that his vision the he laid out for the government is the most progressive vision that you see in washington for at least 100 years of not more and though fdr becomes president. he then runs for office afterwards in american politics for the final 17 years of his life and tell the bitterly dies of the floor of congress. when he was a young man to spend time with thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin. he shares the stage with henry clay from andrew j