live derek faxlinger stays behind.ielle is taken to the woods half an hour outside of town. >> every demon, every ghost in your past, everything you want to say, i'm sure we'll all be dead or in prison but you might as well say them right now. >> travis, he's the strong one. he never breaks down. and nothing could ever hurt travis. and that's what a lot of girls think because he's just so big and macho and that's what i thought about him. he just had that image where you couldn't ruin his image. he had to be that strong person and that's how he was. >> last girl, she said nothing in this car ride. you know why? she never made it out of the house. she was in the trunk on this ride. >> in this section of the tape danielle's apparent terror and the use of knife will become crucial evidence for the prosecution. >> no matter what anybody else says, i have a million people that [ bleep ] me. you can't let it bother you. all right. you have, i don't know, a countdown. you have 15 seconds to say whatever you want to say. >> as

derek's mom signed the contract for this bus. and even the transport more than ten kids to prom, a limo or party bus company must have a special certification. this one does not. >> so, this party bus company is breaking the law. >> yes, in a couple of different ways. >> owner of starlight party bus, which operates companies and various name tells us in spite of the formal attire, he didn't know the students were going to prom, but his website clearly advertises buses for school advertised events, even though he is certified to transport students. >> a number one area of concern would be that a driver is properly trained and has background in fingerprint checks. >> this video shows the starlight driver talking on his phone while crossing the bay bridge, just one of the safety concerns for derek and his friends. >> derek says while he did research, he didn't know about the required certification. he hopes his stories saves others from a similar fate or worse. >> i just don't want someone else's senior night. >> as for the alcohol,

derek will always be in my thoughts. >> derek and jake lost their independence, giving independence tothers, those veterans. that is who i wanted to help. this is bittersweet, but i think it was meant to be. >> good evening, welcome to tonight's "ac 360" special report. tonight, two key witnesses tell what happened during and immediately after trayvon martin's deadly encounter with george zimmerman. one neighbor saw their struggle up close and provided testimony. was zimmerman or martin the aggress aggressor. i'll speak with trayvon martin's stepmother. she says she lost a child she raised, the young man she calls not just a stepson but a son. >> i'm the one that took him to the football games. i'm the one that was there when he was sick. >> we'll hear more from

derek's mom signed the contract for this bus. even to transport more than 10 kids to prom, a limo or party bus company must have a special certification. this one does not. so this party bus company is breaking the law. >> yes in a couple of different ways. >> reporter: the owner of starlight party bus which operates a variety of companies under various names tells us in spite of the formal attire, he didn't know the students were going to prom but his website clearly advertises buses for school-related events even though he is not certified to transport students. >> the number one area of concern would be that a driver is properly trained and has background in fingerprint checks. >> reporter: this video shows the starlight driver talk on the phone while crossing the bay bridge just one of the safety concerns for derek and his friends. >> talking on the phone and driving. >> reporter: derek says while he did research star lighted he didn't know about the required certification. he hopes his story saves others from a similarity fa

>> derek, it wasn't a party.he frat house. >> hey, these two didn't give. >> oh, don't worry. they will. that's right. two pints. >> mm-hmm. >> hey, same time next year. >> ah. >> and don't forget to tell your friends. yay! >> what happened to "once in a lifetime"? >> maybe we can bend the rules sometimes. renee, it's for a good cause. it's okay. >> i knew it! you are a rebel at heart. >> that's right, renee. i am a rebel. whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo! >> don't do that. [ muttering ] >> renee, you're not gonna help me? >> no. i can't. derek is my ride. yeah, my car got towed out of the handicapped zone. can you believe some people? ugh. >> so, uh... you and madea, huh? >> yup. you and madea, huh? >> yeah. so, are you still having them late-night sweats and, uh, uh, having nightmares? >> yeah. you? >> yeah, especially late night. how'd she get you in the car? >> gin. how'd she get you? >> [ clears throat ] bacon. yes, she started putting bacon in the back of the seat. said, "brown" -- she knew i liked bacon and she...

and what fema was not able to deliver, derek and his brother were. what is it like there? of course how are you doing? >> very good. >> today, it's beautiful, the sun is out and the weather is fantastic, but there's a lot fear and a lot of people talking about what happened here the last week and last night. >> government being what it is, it's intentions are good, but actions slow and fema was not quick. you guys set up an independent operation, privately funded, to get the help out, for everything from water to food, to emergency shelter. very, very quick. and now it would seem that taking that national -- what is the trick here? >> you know what? on staten island of course we were hit so hard and it seemed like our friends and family needed immediate help and the governmental agencies were showing up with water and sandwiches and blankets and stuff like that, but they were not helping fill the immediate needs of the residents. we learned that after sandy in the communities and we decided once this storm happened, so many people from oklahoma had come here to helps us, t

derek has been here. with a love story. even if you don't have a derek, maybe could you get some help, a lot of people, right? r sarah over to you. >> great story thanks for sharing it with us. >> michael jackson's dance movem on trial. stoil come this morning, we'll -- till -- still to come why a jury is looking athe old footage of how he once moved.e we're shopping with holly. hol >> we're shopping at a good place at glenn's garden market in dupont circle. everything here is sourced locally. we'll learn to pack the perfect picnic and you know what is school about this store?? we'll explain later on fox 5 morning any stay with us. >> a major mile zllg stone forte the f.b.i. a news conference held today for the ten most wanted fugitive list. it started in march of 1950. it has included osama bin laden, searal killer ted bundy and mlk assassin james earl rachel al safety walk and bike ride is held today at the metropolitan m branch trail.anch this comes after a group of young men knocked a 37-year-old man off his bike an

derek's mom signs a contract for this bus. and even to transport more than ten kids to prom, must have a special certification. this one does not. >> so this party bus company is breaking the law. >> yes. in -- in a couple of different ways. >> the owner of starlight party bus, which operates a variety of companies under various names, tells us in spite of the formal attire, he didn't know the students were going to prom, but his web site clearly advertises buss for school-related events even though he's not certified to transport students. >> nirm one area of concern would be that a driver is properly trained that has background in fingerprint checks. >> this video shows starlight driver talking on his phone while crossing the bay bridge, just one of the safety concerns for derek and his friends. derek says while he did research starlight, he didn't know about the required certification. he hopes his story saves others from a similar fate or worse. >> i just don't want someone else's night to be ruaned, too. >> as for the alc

. >> derek died in the night. devastated karen spread the word to find another veteran to fake gaberiel. >> she said my husband would like this dog. >> jake lost his legs and karen realized they had much more in common. they served in the same unit and derek helped evacuate jake and hours later derek sustained his own injuries. now the two soldiers share another connection. gabriel. >> i don't know if it's fate but if derek can't be here it's almost fitting that i get gabriel as my service dog. he will always be in my thoughts. >> they lost their independence, giving independence to others. that's who i wanted to help. this was bittersweet. i think it was meant to be. i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true sir. i'll believe that when

>> yeah, some isolated storms, derek. in fact, a great picture from greg, our photo journalist. now that's where the storm was in southeast part of d.c. into prince georges county. at the top of those clouds, that's where weather stops. greg, thanks for sending that in. we'll show you that storm on the radar. it diminished a little bit. we still have a good area of orange, which is rain fall a half an inch per hour. it stretches across 301, headed toward upper marl borrow. your headlights have to be on. 84 in manassas. so for tonight, early isolated thunderstorm possible. otherwise partly cloudy, mild, a little muggy downtown. low to mid 70s downtown in the 60s in the suburbs. we come back and have a yellow alert for tomorrow and wednesday and we'll tell you why. >> thank you, top. today, a guilty plea from the so-called butt slasher. that's the man accused of slashing several women while they were strolling through shopping malls like tysons or fair oaks. prosecutors say before they caught up with him last year, he went on a slashing spree for months using a raiser or a box cut

derek's mom signed the contract for this bus.ven to transport more than 10 kids to prom, a limo or party bus company must have a special certification. this one does not. so this party bus company is breaking the law. >> yes in a couple of different ways. >> reporter: the owner of starlight party bus which operates a variety of companies under various names tells us in spite of the formal attire, he didn't know the students were going to prom but his website clearly advertises buses for school-related events even though he is not certified to transport students. >> the number one area of concern would be that a driver is properly trained and has background in fingerprint checks. >> reporter: this video shows the driver talking on the phone while crossing the bay bridge just one of the safety concerns for derek and his friends. >> talking on the phone and driving. >> reporter: derek says while he did research starlight, he didn't know about the required certification. he hopes his story saves others from a similarity fate or worse

i am back with fawn johnson and derek wallbank. they were just talking about student loans. july first they will go up. what loans are going up? there are several different types. it is in the political dialogue. you have two different kinds of undergraduate student loans. these are based on your family's income. it is at a rate of 3.4%. on july 1 the rates will double to 6.8%. the non-need-based loans will stay the same. more than half students have a combination of both. in some ways it is a wash. these are new loans we are talking about. not loans you and i are paying off. a lot of students reassess their loans at this time of year. this becomes so present. >> we have two weeks left until they clean out a town to go on the july 4 recess. that is the window we are talking. the difficulty we have is that this congress has been very willing to go right up to the deadline. we remember that the sequester was supposed to be this horrible and that we never wanted to do ever. then it happened to me still got it. >> is that a reality? >> just to put this in perspective, even the s

derek valcourt speaks with a heartbroken family, friends and complete strangers. >> it's a day the family of kami ring never imagined as they laid to rest their murdered little angel. >> in the town of northeast in cecil county dozen and dozens of mourners came to pay contribute to the little girl who touched so many lives. >> she loved life. she loved singing. she love d school. she was a blessing in everyone's heart. we were blessed to have her for the short period of time we did. we got robbed of that. >> kami ring disappear ed ed while she was staying at the home of a couple who were like grandparents to her. police point the deaths at that couple's adult son who also lived at the home, richard madden now accused of raping and murdering the little girl then leaving her body in a field feet from the home. it's news that has shocked this small community. >> it's horrific. >> if anybody has a heart it touches them. >> it's touched in area so much local businesses, including flower shops and the funeral home all donated the services. >> it's just devastating to see a young child like this

. >> reporter: yeah, derek, what we saw was absolutely amazing this fire burnt long and hot. the good news here is that there was no one inside, it was heard two firefighters received minor injuries but we understand they will be okay. we will get into the details in just a second i want to bring in dc mayor vince grey. we were talking about this hard ware store and the institution it is for folks here. how painful do you think it is to see this store burnt to a crisp the way it did. >> just incredibly painful it is an institution on capital hill, an institution in our city. been here 93 years i can't even count the number of times people have said they were going here because of some particular hard ware item, they want to purchase. it is difficult to turn around and see the condition of this building at this stage. i hope that if the owners were going to try to restore it we can bring it back to where it was. >> reporter: firefighters will be working throughout the night to try and figure out what it was happened here. >> that's right. they will be at least an 8 to 10 hours

now derek anderson wants to inspire and encourage others.ormer university of kentucky basketball star and 11-year nba player has written a new book, "stamina." his message -- don't ever give up. derek anderson is here, along with terrance moore. aup. and terrence morgan here all the time. a sports contributor. the first words on your website said everyday i woke up i always had plan to better myself. >> tell us about your childhood. >> i had a rough child and my parent both left to alcohol and other things. i found myself sleeping in hallways and going to work at the grocery store at 7, 8 years old trying to fend for myself and took cold baths in detergent thinking it was soap and i was always taught to be clean. and finding myself homeless and going shelter homes and sleeping at people's houses in the neighborhood, it was part of my life and i tried to get myself out of it. >> is that the word, stamina? >> you had to have stamina. >> you had son when you were 14. how did you handle that? >> it was tough. when i was 15, i had to get custody

and the number of admitted derek and owners. why you put that chart in there? >> to show how unrepresentative, how small the political class's. by the political class, mean the people who run for office, donate, lead the interest groups and they are the public face of politics in america. there the ones that are on tv, the ones the voter seat. i wanted to make a point of how small that sliver of america is relative to the population. let me give you some statistics from the last election, the republican primary fight which was a reader every week. rick santorum is a national contender. he won in minnesota, colorado, and missouri. the turnout of registered voters was one in 200. one in 100 in colorado, one in 200 minnesota, and one in seven and 100 in missouri. but the proportion of people actually turning out and voting in these primaries was so small, and yet they are driving the nomination for that process. that is going on all over the country. people actually participating. one of the points i made in that recent article, 57 million have not watched fox new

going us now is derek thomas with thomas landscape.'t even in be a alarmist about this but this is serious stuff here we're talking about. >> yes, it's. you know, tony what happening ie as we continue to see different pathogens that crop up in greenhouse crops, as we continun to have a smaller and smaller choice of greenhouses that arere growing we're seeing more and more viruses crop up. this virus actually effects over 600 different species of plants. it's identified as impatients necrotic spot virus. >> is primarily effecting impatients? >> the worse are the regular impatients. new new guinea impatients seem to be virus. central artery outs.ce it can effect a different stageses of the plant life p quhasm is happening is that plants -- what is happening is plants can be effected. e a greenhouse grower may not know. >> let me ask you this. does it also spread to other plants? >> it does not spread to other plants. they say it's an animal, insect, that is spreading the disease from plant to plant but if you are using pruners and stuff

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in cecil county, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> donations and gifts on kami ring's behalf are being put into a scholarship fund in kami's name so children can attend the boys and girls clubs of cecil county. >>> we have an jump date on the investigation into a missing kayaker. the body of an adult male was recovered from the falls. the victim is 26-year-old daniel demon who was kayaking with a friend when he fell into the water and never resurfaced. >>> well, it was a gorgeous way to start the work week in baltimore. sun shining, a few clouds around, butted's warm outside right now. wjz has weather and traffic together. how long will this beautiful weather last? let's go to bob turk in our first warning weather center. >> take a look at radar. we have two thundershowers. one extreme northeastern portions of cecil county. there you see it just around north della washings northeast of elkton, and around wilmington, gusty winds, some brief downpours for that cell. the other one just to the east of washington just popped up, this one right here over pg county. really, southeast d.

here in the desert, derek robinson will lead things off against the southpaw, patrick corbin.ses down low, 0-1. foul tips it. that is off miguel montero. that does not feel good. >> i can attest to that. i don't even have to look at a replay. i can tell where that one is hit. a catcher and umpire's worst nightmare. >> if you want, you can look away. >> too late. good wake-up call for miguel montero. he knows he's involved in a ball game now. >> always good second pitch of the game. oh, we do have a game going on. all right. one ball, one strike. martin prado still in at third base. robinson with good speed. ground ball right side. nice play. corbin covering for the first out. tonight's defensive lineup for the diamondbacks brought to you by scott, the official lawn care company of major league baseball. in the outfield from left to right, kubel and ross. lindquist at second, gregorius at third. and montero behind the plate. >> flashing gold leather all season long there at first base. it's a rarity to see him throw to first. normally he likes to take it himself. 77 times this

the chair and we joined by norman yee and supervisor eric mar is excused the clerk of the board is derek evans and before we turn it over to the clerk, i also want to acknowledge the following members of stgtv staff, jessy larson, and jennifer low. >> could we have a motion to excuse supervisor mar? >> could we take that without objection. and mr. clerk if you have any announcements. >> make sure that you silent all cell phones and devices and complete the speaker cards and the file should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will appear in the agenda unless always stated. >> i want to acknowledge john gibner who is helping to cover the meeting today with that mr. clerk, if you call item number one. >> it is a hearing regarding various city departments efforts to implement, the lease bean gay, and transgender chapter 12 n. >> we have been joined today at the committee by supervisor john avalos who is the main sponsor of this item that is co-sponsored by supervisor weiner and myself and i want to thank supervisor avalos for his leadership, for asking this hearing, welcome to

derek will always be in my thoughts. >> derek and jake lost their independence, giving independence to others, those veterans. that is who i wanted to help. this is bittersweet, but i think it was meant to be. >> good evening, welcome to tonight's "ac 360" special report. tonight, two key witnesses tell what happened during and immediately after trayvon martin's deadly encounter with george zimmerman. one neighbor saw their struggle up close and provided testimony. was zimmerman or martin the aggress aggressor. i'll speak with trayvon martin's stepmother. she says she lost a child she raised, the young man she calls not just a stepson but a son. >> i'm the one that took him to the football games. i'm the one that was there when he was sick. >> we'll hear more from her shortly. first, martin savidge. >> reporter: what jonathan good saw the night trayvon martin died goes to the heart of the zimmerman case. >> that night that you saw the person who you now know to be trayvon martin was on top, correct? >> correct. >> and he was the one who was raining blows down on the person on the botto

derek cressman, thank you for joining me. guys who do gay reparative therapy are largely saying oops, turns out we're totally wrong. i'll explain when i come back. cenk: we're back with the whole panel. we thank you for your patience, can't believe you stayed the whole show with us, god bless. all right. now we're going to talk about accidents international, they're apparently exiting the scene. these are the guys who did gay reparative therapy saying oops, our bad. board member writes on their website: new that's his way of saying we are closing this thing down. in fact, alan chambers, the president of exodus international said this. >> we need to come to the table put down our weapons forever and promote people at people with all sorts of beliefs and understandings that will never meet up, never in a million years will all of us agree on everything but we can sit down at the table. we can promote the common good. we can have peace and that's what i will give my life to do. cenk: one last apology here. it actually went up la

. >>> a cherry stand in san jose that has been open five deck -- derek candidates i closing down. property is being turned into condos. the owner started the business selling cherry and is brought -- proud of what it became but it's time to move on. >> we're done. after that many years. >> ama: jerry nolan will continue to grow cherries but near stockton. >> art lovers lined up to get their final look for a while at the san francisco museum of modern art. the museum shut done a few minutes ago and will remain closed for the next three years. this closing is for major construction work, including expanding the museum. when it re-opens in 2016 it will feet fur -- feature more public space. >> want to enjoy a meal with warren buffett? now is the time to pony up cash. it's part to the fundraiser for the glide organization. last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million for lunch with the 81-year-old billionaire. >>> a stadium was filled today with thousands of hopeful future baseball stars. the a's hosted 5,000 kids for the the little league day. featuring a pre-game festival, onfield pa

. >>> a cherry stand in san jose that has been open five deck -- derek candidates i closing down. the property is being turned into condos. the owner started the business selling cherry and is brought -- proud of what it became but it's time to move on. >> we're done. after that many years. >> ama: jerry nolan will continue to grow cherries but near stockton. >> art lovers lined up to get their final look for a while at the san francisco museum of modern art. the museum shut done a few minutes ago and will remain closed for the next three years. this closing is for major construction work, including expanding the museum. when it re-opens in 2016 it will feet fur -- feature more public space. >> want to enjoy a meal with warren buffett? now is the time to pony up cash. it's part to the fundraiser for the glide organization. last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million for lunch with the 81-year-old billionaire. >>> a stadium was filled today with thousands of hopeful future baseball stars. the a's hosted 5,000 kids for the the little league day. featuring a pre-game festival, onfiel

derek mcginty and kristin brisette are at the event. at 5:00 p.m., we'll have the details. >>> still to come -- we have a follow-up on our year-long investigation into the safety of certain jeep models. federal safety regulators asked chrysler to issue a recall. what that company said. >>> summer is here and that means that seniors should be ready for scams. world elder abuse awareness day is actually next wednesday and there are going to be some seminars held in silver spring, that if you are a senior citizen you'll want to know about it. i have with me john mccarthy, montgomery county state's attorney and jay kenney, chief of the department of aging. let's talk about what is happening in downtown silver spring next week. so seniors can get a little bit of information of what will be discussed. >> this public awareness and public education through the form of seminars to teach people if you know an individual who is the victim of neglect, financial abuse, or a scam. we ask you to join us june 12th at the civic center in silver spring.

on behalf of president chiu for the late derek aarons. >> thank you. i want to take a moment and thank sfgovtv and their staff, for covering today's meeting. madam clerk, are there any other items in front of the board? >> that concludes our meeting for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> [adjourned] >>> good morning san franciscans. >> good morning. >> we will not be deterred in memory of sandy hook and boston. we are making chicken salad out of chicken bleep. so we are going to start with a great flourish from our san franciscans. [ applause ] >> nicely done. how about a nice hand? >> now because it is 5:11. it's time to remember 1906. we need a moment of silence. a minute of silence begins now. moment of silence. >>> there is our minute of silence. [sirens] >>> >>> there it is. to remember those who perished and survived the earthquake in san francisco. now we are going to remember a song from san francisco. do you remember? some of you can sing. here we go.♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, in honor of the 24 th year o

derek in new jersey.>> caller: b-b-b- boo-yah, jimbo. >> sweet. >> caller: hey, i saw you on capital grill on broadway a while back. >> i'm a man of great mystery, i went next door. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about isis pharma. just got a $10 million milestone payment from astrazeneca. is this unusual? >> i like that. you know i like the novel compound, but it's only for speculation. sammy in louisiana. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: jim, thanks for being a great person and taking my call. don henley and myself, we were just talking about green mountain coffee roast, gmcr. how is that dog? >> i don't know, man. mine broke this morning. and i've got to tell you something, i hated the -- good father's day present. i think green mountain has gotten too high. listen, this one has really moved. i do like it on pull back, and only one blue light, blue lights flashing, i could put the water in -- 8:00, that's it. i was steamed. let's go to randy in california. randy. >> caller: hey, jim. is

language ] >> and we want to say happy birthday to nfl quarterback michael vick, who's 33, baseball star derek jeter, he turns 39, and actor shaun hayes, 33. >>> matt lauer talks with celebrity chef paula deen about her controversial lawsuit and using racial slurs. >>> and an online photography project helping mothers celebrate their body after the baby. like that. >>> keep it here for more news, weather, and sports. thanks for watching "early today," have a great one. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hotspot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save o

demonstrators laid flowers for those who died in the bang la derek fisher factory. -- language -- bang lad erb factory and protested. >> wal-mart has said every time they're going to make specific changes with wages, safety in the work place and harassment and those things haven't happened yet. we're here to address them. we are coming from all over the country. >> when workers protested at a museum, in an act of small-town jentility, they were invited in. the company carefully guards the reputation sam walton first earned at this store in 1950. so they fired the owner of the factory with the fire the the company insists most of its workers are happy and well paid and hat bused in hundreds of them from around the u.s. to say so. >> in the seven years i've been there, i've advanced sen times. it's amazing, it's creative, innovate ig -- innovative. i love that country. >> living better, that's the real wal-mart >> because wal-mart workers and shareholders have their say this week but it's customers who will likely decide how the company pays its workers and manages sites in the years to

. >> reporter: meet derek, who used to work for a celeb with an unpredictable temper. >> i left my other position because it got to be where i was coming home, and i couldn't relax. >> reporter: but will derek last? once the honeymoon is over, can he possibly live up to the gold standard? >> i feel like this is like going to be a great experience. >> only time will tell. >> think you could survive those demands in the money is right? tell us on twitter use #abc2020. >>> how dependent do these people become on the new help? very. what would you do if she ever leaves? what would you do if she ever leaves? >> well, we have an before reminding ourselves that some bonds are more valuable than others... and before weighing the ups and downs in your life over the ups and downs in the market... we changed the way we help you live in retirement by changing the way we work with you to and through retirement. connecting your wealth with your health and your life. that's the power of a merrill lynch advisor. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day, more people enjoy their music on the iphone than any other phone. i'my body

wjz is live and derek valcourt has more on the case and the man accused of the savage crime. >> reporter: experts are not surprised that this little girl knew her accused killer. they say that's what happens in about 90% of the child sex abuse cases. 10-year-old kami ring was the apple of her family's eye. last week their hearts were shattered when her body was discovered not far from the home where she was staying with the couple that had become like grandparents to her. dn approves the couple's adult son was the killer who also lived at the house, richard madden. >> although the people kami called her grandparents were well intended, i'm not sure anybody knew who richard madden was. >> reporter: cases like this underscore asking tough questions before leaving children around anyone who is not a family member. >> i highly doubt in a case like this someone goes from being perfectly safe and sweet and naive to murdering a child and along the way people will start wondering what else had happened here and how this individual had access along the way. >> reporter: many family friends told w

derek, thank you. i like the shot of both hancock buildings.get to the latest on turkey this morning. riot police raiding a protest camp after days of anti-government protests. police moved into taksim square to clear demonstrators. the market relies on foreign investors taking a big hit down about 15 percent in the past two weeks. turkey's central bank stepping in to ensure investors. will it be enough. the director of the turkey cypress prosect, also the author of turkey unveiled. thanks for joining us. >> nice to be on the program. >> first i want you to help me and the audience understand what this protest is about, what's really going on and what the end game is. then maybe get into some specifics. give us an overlay here. >> i think the first thing one needs to understand this is about a few places and a few cities of turkey. i'm looking on the street, tacksism square there were battles, all of the shops are open. the trucks came in and restocked. tourists wapderring past with cameras. and turkey is 95 percent normal. but 95% of the pop h

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we're live, derek valcourt has more on the case and the man accused with the crime. >> reporter: experts say it's no surprise that kami ring knew her accused killer this. they say that's what happens in 90% of the child abuse cases. >> reporter: kami ring was the apple of her family's eye and their lives have been shattered. dna proves ring's rapist and killer was richard madden. >> kami called her grandparents, they were well intended but nobody knows who rich hard madden was. >> reporter: cases like this underscores the importance of asking tough questions before leaving children around anyone who isn't a family member. >> i doubt in a case like this someone goes from perfectly safe and sweet and naive to murdering a child. and that along the way, people are going to start wondering what else had happened here and how else this individual had acted along the way. >> reporter: many family friends told wjz they suspected madden of the crime. >> everybody started assuming, richard had something to do it because of his background. at that point in time my gut was telling me they were right

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