denise: no, la agarraron a ella y la llevaron a un centro de detenciÓn, pero nunca las separaron. >>on su hija pequeÑa? >> me fui al trabajo, lleguÉ y no habÍan llegado todavia, una hora despuÉs una hermana mÍa se comunicÓ conmigo y me dijo, me hablÓ sandra de que se habÍa ido a estados unidos con la niÑa. >> ¿cuÁl fue su reacciÓn? >> imagÍnate yo como padre, me considero un padre responsable con mis niÑos, no lo vi justo. ♪ >> denise y sandra se conocieron hace 13 aÑos en puerto cortÉz en la costa caribeÑa de honduras. >> yo estaba en el ejercito acÁ, fui a comer a un restaurant en un restaurant y ahÍ empezÓ todo. >> ahÍ la pareja tenia 19 aÑos y sandra era madre soltera de un niÑo 1 aÑos de edad. >> la vi a ella, una madre responsable, se dedicaba a su trabajo todos los dÍas. >> denise adoptÓ al niÑo que hoy tiene 14 aÑos, luego nacieron cindy de 11 y briana de 6, tennis mantenÍa a la familia trabajando como capitÁn de un remolcador. >> yo tengo un trabajo que vivo cÓmodo, mi familia con buenos beneficios, seguros mÉdicos, en el caso mÍo, no sÉ en el caso de todos los hondureÑos. >

>> no. >> with you ultimately led denise here. >> reporter: but if denise had grown up in someone else's w had grown up in hers? >> i believe you've been switched at birth. that would be linda. >> oh, dear. i did my dna right away because i thought i have to see this on paper. right here at the bottom, it says m. maye mother. >> not your mom. >> not my mom. >> in the early morning hours of bethesda ross perot, two baby bureaus were born. >> 30 minutes later -- >> you got switched. >> yes weeks g switched. >> for 72 years each has gl unknow walked in the other's foot steps. lend a, a red head i a family of blondes. and denise t blond among bruin ets and red heads, not the least bitthletic while her siblings excel. >> my sister got adopted into the on the. >> linda, the only athlete in her family. played soft ball into her 50s. for seveny decades t have lived each other's life answering to each other's name. >> i was really supposed to be another person. >> yeah. >> yet neither has an answer for why this happened. >> we'll never know and i'm sure the nurse a that are dead who probably took

she asked us to call her denise. >> my husband was abusive mentally, physically, and verbally.to deal with in the beginning. the older my older son got, he started to ask. >> she would tell the child a monster attacked. and he would say, where is daddy? and she would say daddy was protecting me from the monster. hard to think about having to make that kind of a lie up. >> when you left that night, was it different? >> it was worse than it usually is. and i felt like if i don't leave now, i'm not going to be able to. i had to leave when i did. it's this, right? >> uh-huh. i have permanent bruises that i am going to have for the rest of my life. it hurts to talk about it. >> come on. >> thank you. it is amazing how welcoming this is yeah, absolutely. >> safe horizon shelters are unmarked to protect the women inside. families feel safe and abusers didn't find the home. >> 700 people sleeping safely under our roof. one in four american women in her life time will be a victim of domestic violence. >> denise came without identification, birth certificates change of clothes and withou

and i know that there will still be sunshine. >> so how's denise doing now, erin?'s incredible to see what she's been through at her young age. she's in her early 20s. she has young children. she left at christmas. it's been six months. you can only stay at an emergency shelter like the one we visited her at for a short time. she now, know, has moved to a longer-term shelter. she's trying rebuild her life. her children come first. she's made that very clear. but it is incredible when you think of the bravery of what she's gone through and the fact that she is at this longer-term shelter, don, because for so many women, you know, they go back again and again. >> and again. >> before they're finally able to leave. so where she is right now is an act of great strength. herculean strength, frankly, when you think about it. her story is pretty amazing and inspirational for many. >> we wish her well. safe horizon, they do amazing, amazing work. >> they really do. >> thank you, erin. very important story. all this week cnn presents champions for change. anchors from acros

. >> after this morning, denise ogle would disagree. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we stayed. it's like i'm fine. i'm not -- i really thought i was fine until i got here. >> then denise learned that her house and three others on wolf creeked road didn't survive the flames preponderate they are four out of a dozen homes lost. denise did not have insurance and not by oversight she told us. >> i couldn't get fire insurance when i moved in three years ago. i think it was the rocky fire and nobody was giving out insurance. >> after four years of major fires and evacuations it appears that lake county now has that kind of reputation. the last few days with burned acreage in the five figures now represent what locals reluctantly call the new normal. when the sheriff speaks of fire like this. >> i've come to expect it. >> and calfire amplifies the senmentes. >> this is just the beginning unfortunately. >> reporter: you have to wonder why anyone would go home with intentions to stay but people like gina bazoni did today and they did intend to stay. >> that's the price for living in the

after this morning, denise ogle will disagree. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we are staying here. i am fine. i really thought i was fine until i got here. >> reporter: denise learned that her house and three others did not survive the flame. denise did not have insurance. >> i couldn't get fire insurance when i moved here and nobody was giving out insurance. >> reporter: after four years of major fires and evacuations it appears that lake county has that reputation. 13,500 acres burned, conditions represent what locals call the new normal. >> i come to expect it. >> reporter: and cal fire amplifies those sentiment. >> this is just the beginning. >> reporter: it is a wonder how anybody would line up and return home with intentions to stay. but people like gina did today. pain comes with this turf. >> that is the price you pay when you live in the country, god's country. >> reporter: lake county is a beautiful place according to residents. and all year long beautiful and yet comes with a price. in lake county wayne freedman. >> of course so many people need help at a time like this

. >> denise still wares the wedding ring. >> he's totally there. i'm going to leave to go. >> i really believe that. >> maybe about two months ago when we did the photo shoot, they did makeup and hair and that's when i really realized, i'm not ugly. one day somebody else is going to love me. >> denise says she's met with a recruiter from the machines and even has taken a test to become a correction's officer. >> i don't want to give up now. i have a steady job. and i know that after people are doing this -- >> so how's denise doing now? >> she's incredible. she's only in her 20s. she has two children. it's been six months. you can only at the one for a short time. she has since moved. me is trying to rebuild her life. her children come first. for so many women, you know, they go back again and gagain they're right now is not where it was. >> amazing. amazing work. >> really do. >> thank you, erin. very important story. >>> all this week, cnn presents champions for change. champions for change, a special series. that's it for us for tonight. thanks

i'm not -- i really thought i was fine until imorning, denise the finite news. her house and others on wonderful of to go home. she doesn't want to deal with what remains from what isn't anymore. >> my little sanctuary home with my puppies and cats i saved. it was perfect. >> the next question we have for denise ogle is did she have fire insurance. it's the logical question the question we always ask. no with you about the not through oversight. she lives in lake county. no insurance company would sell to her. live in lake county. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> food "7 on your side" is in lake county to provide resources and answer questions from people affected by the pawnee fire. >> that's right. michael finney is live from the moose lodge in clearlake oaks. hi, michael. >> hey, you guys, the moose lodge was phenomenal here today. maybe a voluntary effort from the beginning and threw now. the -- look at we're packing up now as wayne was just saying everybody is heading home. these are the last of the cots packed up. the food over here is

denise is the manager for the quite a book a district she's been working for the bank for some time now. she talks about the project success. as i see madeleine is in the past advanced to the plastic before we have a solar powered system now us a children have learned to study the fallout a. city's relay is one of the poorest districts in port au pass the importance of the centers here is clear. even failure as a mother of four children she's been working for the plastic bank for three years. parent tired family collects garbage and enough money to pay the school fees which come to some three hundred euros a year. they now have to collect even more plastic because its price on the market has fallen. some three hundred families live in this camp. but. even as family lives in this heart. we she complains about the low price of plastic at the moment you. fall. i've got dreams and i thought the plastic would help us it's always got my husband doesn't have a job so he also collects plastic. we don't have much money but it helps us to collect plastic similar to that if i could get another job

and every day again to the author's two granddaughters and denise on the night of the fire fourteen family members were injured some of them critically want here is where the family house one stood today only five chestnut tree stand in memory of the deceased. to have them die after jumping out of the when those three of the girls were killed in the arsonists flames. one of the four perpetrators a sixteen year old new nazi lived across the street from the worked all together four young men were sentenced to lengthy prison terms to motor racism. i feel no hatred towards the people of germany we are all brothers and sisters the german state and turkish governments have given me assistance but i will never forgive these four perpetrators. the arson attack and zoning in was the culmination of a wave of races attacks on immigrants and refugees in the one nine hundred ninety s. in the morning in greven discussed transforms into indignation there are three triads for days. since them have it again she has called on her compared to its for reconciliation and peace the arson and inverse series are

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denise abe san plan and movement in the future. —— there needs to be some plan. and again at the candle was kicked down the road. —— the can. a p pa re ntly kicked down the road. —— the can. apparently they are moving to assigning ceremonial. according

denise abe san plan and movement in the future. —— there needs to be some plan.on in the korean summer was long in principle andy short in detail and again at the candle was kicked down the road. —— the can. a p pa re ntly kicked down the road. —— the can. apparently they are moving to assigning ceremonial. according to afp, trump says a lot of progress has been made at this summit and he hailed it as really fantastic meeting with kim. and, again, this whole hype built up around this summit. yesterday it whistled kim jong—un do a city tour in singapore where he was being hailed and cheered on and getting the reception ofa cheered on and getting the reception of a rock star. if we can pin the north korean down into a process and get some concessions to suggest that they are in the lead and willing to deal, are they willing to deal or not? if there is a process that leads somewhere then this can be a success and donald trump can market this as and donald trump can market this as a wind. that is what we hope for. and after six months of pageantry, will they finally

i'm sorry, you guys, denise and raul? no? >> good afternoon, dave, department of public health. >> sun: isgot it, got . >> [inaudible] >> supervisor cohen: state that louder in the mic. >> i'm with the department of public health, children youth family, i'm assistant director -- [off mic] >> supervisor cohen: perfectly great. thank you. i don't have any specific questions at this time. i will go to public comment. i see none of my colleagues have questions. public comment is open. all right, seeing none, public comment is closed. let's, i'll accept the b.l.a.'s suggestion and approve and send with positive recommendation. >> i don't believe this recommendation requires an amendment to the legislation. >> supervisor cohen: is that right? okay, thank you for the cotion, mr. clerk. we will send to the full board with a positive recommendation and we can take that without objection. thank you. thank you, mr. updike. please call item 5. >> item 5, hearing to examine the true cost of mayor farrell's proposal and requesting mayor's

after a sluggish first off denise mountain sunnily broke the deadlock for beijing shoki after half time with this effort right strike by the forwards and after that symmetry to go drolling for the favorites to win comical needing just six minutes to add two more golds stream is despite a slow start badge and people say well it's got some pain in convincing fashion. england followed suit against an uzi needing just eleven minutes before the top marksman how we came loose and then front johnstone's us had a brilliantly saved only full came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound but after this challenge between walcott and ben you set the referee awarded to penalty to tunisia set yani sussy kept to school to convert from just book one all asked us to five minutes the threats ring school for the two new zealand's one zero win at state and deep in injury time when harry came became a national hero by scoring a second to ensure england's got a winning start to this world cup and no group g.'s definitely poised to be a two horse race between england and bangs and. well after germany's defe

really produce a person almost a new leader denise you really think that you're almost the worst in thisand there's been this you. and i think. it's really become. bored now there's a lot gee i'll. go on the someone got of them a lot you know you should. abolish them. but all spoilt my life i go after yes lucia still despite i've got against the wall yeah me and. any. law that also as will the writer should be oh yeah i just. read the bill it's not. the book get it you bob. can't be true because i saw a lie that you said you were part of the special military forces of football since why vladimir putin to call to europe. to go. to d.c. at all you more. but it but yes but on your butt in what is sure on deliberate or some other such one moment. that if you can find this guy how do you know it so will be so we think your life is a lot of distributing russians are different so you looks just like you saying obviously. i understand so we don't know if this is not the ceiling is definitely the ceiling work i'm sorry the trip into that how you want to answer. you know he was a bit confused driv

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here's a picture of 34-year-old denise payton who is flipping off the camera. the black boxes covering the obscene gesture. she is accused of leading police on a chase overnight from el camino real to alexis drive two that's when she got out of her car, punched a police officer and it took off running. a k-9 officer tractor down. payton was booked into the county jail on several charges. >>> fourth of july is just around the quarter and this is what oakland doesn't want to see, tons of illegal fireworks going off. one forced just made a big dust. cc time of has more on the black market market -- black market from china. >> reporter: there will be multiple felony charges related to this. >> reporter: these were found in shipping containers, 240 pounds of fireworks, usually shipped all the way from china to nevada where they are legal. >> and then they find themselves coming back into california where there is a lucrative underground market or fireworks. >> reporter: every year just before the fourth of july weekend, law enforcement agencies make seizures like th

lydia and denise, fredo, if you could come up. thank you for inviting us to come down and talk about this transit course idea that's been a lot of fun. i would like to explain why we are talking about this. we live in a city. it can be tough on families or it can be fantastic for families. and we see muni and the walkable sidewalks as critical infrastructure to help children learn how to get independent, learn how to have healthy growth and enjoy and embrace the city for all it can offer you when you are a city resident. we know that kids need to be safe and feel safe. it's excellent that we're coming on the heels of that presentation about safety. but also, not every parent can take the time to orient their children as they're going from, let's say, elementary school and middle school and learning to ride muni by themselves. too often, the parents have difficult choices. they either chauffeur their kids everywhere or turn their kids loose on muni and hope for the best. none of those options are optimal and both are stressful. thi

many blocking the way and many waving to the people inside, including denise. you traveled from dallas, texas. tell me about what unfolded. did you come prepared to stand in front of a moving bus? >> definitely not. i didn't think we were going to see that. i mean, we came prepared to know we were going to protest and have a rally, but to see a bus full of children that i saw myself this little girl, i was telling her you're not alone, you know, we're with you, that way they know that. people are speaking up for her. she put her little hand on the window, you know, i saw a baby, little toddler in there. it was just very difficult to see. i'm a mother, you know, myself, and it was just very difficult. >> what is it that you and the rest of your group know about the people who were on the bus, what kind of situation? >> this was unexpected, so we have no idea, you know, but that's something that we're definitely going to look into. we came here from a lawyer in dallas and we're definitely going to look into what's going on and where they took these children, beca

denise did some diggingft her results did not match any of her siblings or her parents.s how shecked down linda and delivered news neither of them ever expected to hear. >> we believe you've been switched at rth. i did my dna right away because i thought i got to see this on paper. >> the women were31 born minutes apart at a st. paul hospital. it's still not clear how the hospital made that mistake. they've not been able to tra down any nurses that worked at the hospital at the time. that was a long time ago. >> both the women say they've always felt a little out of families.heir for starters, denise is a blonde in a family of red heads. linda is a red head whose siblings are all blonde. >> canou imagine if you learned that the family you thought was yours is no even biologically your family? there's a lot to be said for, of course, nurturing aot just nature. what an mazing story. ng moneyher it's rai for childhood cancer research or shining a light on one of our area's hden treasures. >> this morning molette green has some of the stories you've been asking about. hey, m

we also had denise wilson, denise is a former colleague of mine, as well. she worked on the house oversight committee for henry waxman and congreman cummings. she later worked as a special assistant to president obama doing legislative affairs. we had betty lou taylor, betty lou brought a wealth of experience from the appropriators side. betty lou was a longtime clerk on the senate labor hhs committee. she came and worked for senator specter for about 20 years. r she was prior lerk on the house hhs e brout a different perspective than what authorizer spring. sheep brought the power of the purse to us. in our report we talk a little bit about that, we have the house studied that we highlighted in the report and s the appropriators and authorizer's joining together and how that can af c our report centers on two dimensions, we mrecommdato the president and classic one is -- ter, you know this because you have that website, either 12 or 11 vaca these are critical vacancies in thferal government -- there esn't seem to be -- there needs to be more pressure made

i can't say really like denise rodman. stuart: my first reaction is this is a circus.e be useful? liz: maybe. the post is claiming that rodman gave kim jong un the trump book art of the deal. who knows. >> maybe it's a humanizing element. ashley: right, whatever it takes. >> or dir cues, we -- circus, we will see. [laughter] stuart: this should be interesting. >> certainly. stuart: where are we now on this market, we are about 4, 5 minutes away from the opening bell. we are going to be up. at one stage we were going to be up 150 points now up about 100. we will take it either way, stocks up this wednesday morning, except the nasdaq which is coming up all-time high, maybe down a point. we will be back. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom, the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms a

international goalscorer of all time one ahead of the legendary and garion forward parents pushed his win to denisecherish if there is currently second in the golden boot table with three carrying third are spain's diego costa england's harry kane the carcass of belgium and russians are. all still in the hunt for that coveted trophy they have two goals tonight. that crowns fans of packed into the moscow fan zone they were watching portugal against iraq on a huge screen there and amongst the masses artie's down your whole kit. full circle as you can probably hear from the noise and the bank robbing you of more snow for them i suppose said some fans who saw up to mystic so adamant they were days when they were about to get the dogs but they were hopeful they could repeat their victory result nine hundred eighty six of course quite some years ago now just wasn't enough though we got some comments from the fans know on the game itself but also no impressions of moscow around the world cup the any team a city really hasn't died down for a good thing sorry just about a week ago and if anything it's snowb

for ters, denise is a blonde in a family of red heads. linda is a red head whose siblings are all blonde. >> so much catching up to do. dna has revealed so much. i'm almostaid to do it. >> i said i was going to do it. my mother asked me not to. te said please don't. i don't know what means. >> humidity levels still on the high side, but a northwest wind means will be turning less humid today. gorgeous weather coming up for friday and saturday. by dad's day, though, it's going to be hotter and getting a little on the humid side as well. by father's day afternoon, high temperatures back in the 90s. sheena has the ten-day coming up. >>> plus, any dog owner knows they can cause a wle lot of trouble, but wait until you hear how these pups ended up looking like this. oh, no. .tay with us mother...nature! sure smells amazing... even in acunts receivable. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i itched to tide po

let's get the read on that from former democratic congressman former presidential candidate denise, deniseu think in the end all of this back and forth and insubordination on comey's part cost hillary clinton the election, right? >> well, it's measurable, neil, states that were trending towards her in the last two weeks suddenly moved towards donald trump in the last 10 days and in the last -- closing days of the election and there's just no question that comey's announcement on october 28th to congress that the fbi has learned of this new information regarding emails tilted the election. now, keep in mind -- neil: denise, i would buy that if it was hillary clinton surging at the time she was falling in polls in those states prior to this. now to your point, that might have sped it up a little bit. she was deteriorating as a candidate connecting with the very voters that she took her granted were her base. >> this doesn't take anything away from donald trump. let's set aside for a moment whether any of us were for hillary clinton or donald trump. let's go to the fact that the fbi on septem

denise, this was a consensual relationship sounds like it was a pretty long time ago we presume it wasir because he has been married for a long time. but the company says that is not the issue, it is that he shouldn't have been fraternizin with an employee regardless. let me ask you this. 20% of people who get married, they mayor i are oig somebody from work. have wgone too far here? >> this isn't a moral issue. this is a couple chur issulturee >> what is the difference? >> the company is trying to set certain guideline, certain values that they want everyone to abide by. and as the ceo, you need to be the standard bearer. and if yyou violate them, you need to suffer the consequences. >> should she have been fired as well >> yes the policy should be applied universally. >> joanne, have we gone too far, has the world gone crazy do you know how many people work together here and gomarried? i don't everyone want to start >> you're sitting with one >> right >> i think that is awesome for you, tyler, but here is the thing. we have to separate this for a moment from "me too" and that movemen

we also had denise wilson. denise was a former colleague of mine as well. she worked on the house oversight committee for henry waxman. and congressman cummings. and she later worked as a special assistant to president obama doing legislative affairs. and we had betty lou taylor. she brought a wealth of experience from not the authorizing side, but from the appropriators side. betty lou was the long time clerk on the senate labor hhs committee. and she came -- she worked for about 20 years. and prior to that she was a clerk on the house labor hhs committee. so she brought a different perspective than what authorizers necessarily bring. she brought the idea of what the power of the purse can do. and in our report, we talk a little bit about that. we have a case study that we highlight in the report to show you, you know, where the appropriators and authorizers can actually join together and affect change. our report centers on kind of two dimensions. one, we make recommendations to the president. a classic one is there are -- i think peter you know this beca

you play the next game in this case then when they play a pantomime the next game they play that denise and. then. of course they think they can beat kind of on the evidence of how panama played today they did not very simply have to put everything then dance not not a great team absolutely not but it just sets you up in a different way maybe kara southcott could play one or two of the players that was working for him today. if you if you imagine they have one today and and this then become a must win game against panama then maybe he's not brave enough to do these changes so now he has an opportunity but one man he did do what he was on the field to do was hurricane of tottenham let's take a look at his first goal in the eleventh minute at peter no messing around here no no this is actually a fantastic by has and but harry cain is in the right spot he's the understands how you know you know how this situation is developing and he's in the exactly that spot because he is that good. a little bit of criticism for the goalkeeper or not are just a good save and for in the first place you kn

international goal scorer of all time ahead of hundred friends pushed us in the race russian denise cherish f. is in second he's got three goals sort of bunching up behind them diego costa harry came the carcass and restart him super all have two goals. christian or now and also has another record he holds the team record for the most number of caps and goals and it's earned him fans all around the world. for that. and i'm behind. by watching our. receiving about three years now and the dream is finally becoming to open a bodyguard to the game a lot of different things maybe something not because i want you to join watch the world come. through. so those three things you love most about the show. that it was a. little you call it with that of pressure that you have it. for me does a proud moment because my country pakistan made the dell study the football the future the world cup. for the i can spread a message of peace and love from pakistan to russia to football and eleanor the g.o.p. solution. a little girl who. in the meantime anticipation is already building ahead of tomorrow's crunch

misjudged russia they really are not as bad as people made him out to be they did it again versus egypt denise and cherie shaft scored his third tournaments goal and that ties in with christiane no one on the door there you go that's him you relation joy more style of course converted a penalty in his world cup debut but at the end it just wasn't enough russia take this three one. and believe about eight goals in two games for russia and if you're a win or draw against saudi arabia today that would see russia move on to the knockout stages and sunni let us turn to the scenes in moscow and around russia joy . joy penn state just can't get enough of a team spectacular run in the world cup and you know what they say sumi the fan is the twelfth man on the pitch russian certainly has a lot of support there the stadium was jumping yesterday jumping up north creek to take it you know like i said. well what russia was the other surprise senegal beating poland yeah finally a win for the african continent you know senegal where the best side against poland they had pace let's take a look they created th