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>> you can call me donna. ed, tell me about the fightin' fourth. >> it's the home to andrews air force base which is where the president lands his planes and the home to a lot of federal workers. a great congressional district. >> your district is the first in the country with an african-american majority. >> it's a wonderfully diverse district. we do have an african-american majority. >> stephen: i don't see race. i've evolved beyond that, you know. i just pretend everybody is white and it's all good. >> that works for you. en there's no racism. at probably wouldn't work for me. >> why not? because i'm black. stephen: i didn't know that until you just told me. you see, now you're the problem. >> no sned ma i call you sister edwards. >> you can call me donna. eddie, you've been accused of you can leum warm on israel. do you support a two-state solution. >> i do. two israels. no, a palestinian state. we need a spare israel maybe up in leb nobody just in case something happens in the first state of israel. >> a

hey, donna, chris hansen, nice to meet you. the victim, donna, is with them. we are in a parking lot. the goal is to try to find steven harris. it had to be a heck of an experience to find yourself trapped. >> yeah, pretty much. probably one of the worst experiences in my life. >> donna lives in florida. she was in the air force for a while. she was online, myspace. meets steven. they develop an online relationship. he invites her to come to vegas. she thinks this could be a legitimate, romantic opportunity. how long were you here in vegas before things went bad? >> approximately a week and a half. >> we saw a pimp trying to recruit someone that he thought was a prostitute. with donna we see an accused pimp trying to recruit someone who isn't a working girl at all. what happened? >> everything was fine. we went out to eat. there were a couple older white gentlemen. he said why don't you go over there and talk to him and see what you can do for us. i thought he was kidding. so i kind of laughed it off. he didn't say anything until we got home. he told me, well,

in mediations led by donna salazar we have an award winning mediation program. it's been recognized both locally and is recognized nationally. last year, 62 cases were mediated by mediators. those two cases represent more than one case load. they represent cost savings and greater satisfaction for complaints and officers. donna salazar also manages the occ's outreach program and the occ's community outreach strategic plan is is the first of it's kind nationally. in the area of outreach, occ staff, investigators and attorneys and other staff participated in community presentations, distribution of brochures, by working with community groups on language access and juvenile protocol issues. engaging and training in providing presentations for the national association for the civilian law enforcement national training conference. started o cc online filing complaint project in 2012. and we anticipate the completion on the launch of our online complaint at the end of the second quarter. because our information technology is a one person unit, many things pushed deadl

i got a wonderful letter from donna who told me that she had lost 20 pounds following weight watchers and doing "classical stretch" and cured a mysterious shoulder injury. so i'm gonna show you during this workout sort of why she probably ced that shoulder injury. one of the reasons is because we work through the whole body balancing all of the muscles of the body. 5 and 6 and 7. both arms up. down. and weight loss is always exercise and a sensible eating program. you don't lose weight exercising. that's a myth. t ifou don't exercise and you lose weight, then you will gain a lot after you've lost the weight. you have to exercise while you're losing weight in order to keep it off. and when you exercise while you're losing weight you lose it beautifully. so you lose it exactly where you want to lose the weight, and you shape your body exactly the way you want it shaped. so pull in your stomach, bend your knees, a ttle pelvic tilt. drag the arms hind you and pull them in front. press towards the television set and you want to feel this in your lower back. one shoulder the other shoulder

i'm pregnant, donna. >> donna: and the father...is bill, isn't it?> bill: you do understand what i am telling you, maya clarisse avant? >> maya: sounds like you're threatening me, mr. spencer. >> bill: oh, "threat." threat is an ugly word. it's...negative.

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joining me to tell the story are the cob family, mom, la-donna, dad, steve and daughter, sydney. i'm so glad to see you all looking well tonight. it was one of those pictures where the moment you saw it, it summed everything up and everyone was wondering, who are you, and how are you. so la-donna, let me start with you. how are you all doing as a family? >> we are doing wonderful. we're lucky to be alive. and our hearts go out to those that weren't as fortunate. we'll heal. we're hear. that's what's most important. >> you were a teacher at the school but you had a day off, you were going house-hunting with steve and then you thought we're going to go to the school and just check the kids are okay because of the tornado. tell me what happened then. >> we were actually going to close on our new house. and we got the alert for the tornado. and so we said we're going to run to the school and get the girls. and we got there, and i saw my pre-k class lined up where they're supposed to be. and i couldn't leave them. and steve was saying, come on, we have to get the girls, we have to go.

. >> first up, donna king, she's 65 years old from spring borrow, ohio.ndkids were thrilled when they approached her on the plaza. >> hi, i'm here with donna and her grandchildren and nieses. bryce, why do you think she deserves a makeover? >> because she does a lot of stuff for us and she takes us to new york and we wouldn't even be here if this wasn't for her. >> what would you like to see her wear? >> i'm not sure. >> i thought you had an answer. >> underarmor and nike shoes. >> i think we might look into a dress. how about that? that sounds good. >> all right. she is here with her sisters, vicky raise your hand, rhonda, raise your hand. and her grandkids. here is a picture of donna king before. let's see the new you. >> oh, wow. >> are you guys ready? take off your blindfolds. >> you look hot. >> you ready? spin right around and look. >> you look good. >> look right here at camera 12. >> louis, louis. >> the fact that you're a grandmother mazes me. we raised the bob and made it more appropriate for her body and face shape. and the peekaboo bangs here.

it would certainly be a tribute to donna, help us feel better about her death if those laws could behole story, he updates his post on youtube. >> i updated the notes on it so the people could see that it was resolved not in a happy way but it was -- the mystery was solved anyway. >> rory and dr. chen have met a few times since that day. and the video has given dr. chen a bit of solace. >> to see how it happened and how he was rescued and to read people's comments about it. as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i feel lucky that i was there at that time to be able to at least get their dog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up, a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. when "caught on camera: odd and outrageous" continues. m in my w, having lunch, next minute i'm in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack. i was in shape, fit. i did not see it coming. i take bayer aspirin. [ male announcer ] so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. see your d

fine position for her to take. >> donna brazille. >> i like the new bangs. >> donna brazille, jessicae, ana navarro, good-bye. >>> when we return, north korea launches a missile. a prom 50 years in the making and someone in florida is a big winner. the headlines are next. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. picasso painted one of his master works at 56. doris taerbaum finished her first marathon at 50. not everyone peaks in their twenties. throughout their lives. passion keeps them realizing possibilities. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. find tools and support at aarp.org/possibilities. your day to unplug. aarp. with centurylink as your technology partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure, and dedicated support, free you to focus on what m

out to donna hamilton far purse. donna, if you're watching, i need a little black purse. >> so if you're headed to preakness there's always public transportation if you want to avoid traffic and parking altogether. >> with that let's check in with kirk kirk of the metro traffic report. >> >> good morning. we have got a number of ways to get to the pimlico on the m.t.a. fist light railal is an option from points north and south to the cold spring lane stop then take a connecting shuttle bus to pimlico from points east or west, the metro subway will serve you well. take metro to the rogers avenue station and connect to a shuttle bus for a short ride to .50 all-day h a $3 pass. light rail, metro subway and the 54 bus will cost you only $3.50 for an all-day pass. it begins and return service begins at approximately 6:15 p.m. and runs until 7:30. for the m.t.a. transit team i'm kurt kroncke. back to you jennifer and debra. >> and the cost of avoiding the parking hassle? priceless. >> well said. >> new security measures in

. >> reporter: they listen because they're blind, as is their guide, donna possant. >> my whole idea, listen to nature, listen to the birds so they'll care about it, so they'll care enough to make a difference in the world. >> reporter: it's called birding by ear. she discovered it when she first started hiking alone four years ago. >> start recording. >> reporter: recorded bird sounds help her identify and sometimes sing with her new friends. >> it's echoing. >> reporter: now as field services director for opportunities unlimited for the blind, she helps the sightless understand the unseen. >> birdie, birdie, birdie. >> reporter: the bird calls are memorized in class by assigning each chirp or screech a word or phrase, which the kids can mimic when they venture outside, amid the real cardinals and blue jays, woodpeckers and blackbirds. >> oh, donna, i hear a titmouse. >> reporter: kids like austin shepherd believe this is one area where the blind have an advantage. >> a lot of sighted people say hey, we can see the birds. we can see them up close, yada, yada, da. but with us, it's s

donna cobb is a pre-k teacher and her three daughters are students.er husband went to pick them up but when she got there she couldn't leave the others behind so she stayed there and she was in a back classroom when the tornado hit. the walls collapsed on top of them. her husband got free and saw his wife and daughter were trapped under rubble. he mustered the strength to lift the wall. his wife was crying she was suffocating and he pulled them out. donna said it was the most frightening thing she's ever gone through. >> it's unexplainable. i thought i was never going to see my family. we're processing it a little bit every day and we tease the girls when they fight about silly things. you know, we almost died. stop fighting. >> life seems a little bit sweet. donna learned a pre-k student at home died when a tornado hit her house. >> you got into the school with the first responder. waves it like? >> we went in with john blumenthal, one of the first search and rescue teams. when he first entered, a woman yelled the second grade was trapped. he made hi

donna abbott: "this issan iconii part of ocean ciiy, becaase it years."more thhn 100 yearss a fishinn pier has sat heee, tte "hurricane" carnival ride here 34 ears,,anddfor the 34 pears 'vv been coming here, rebuilding.theirr ights are memorial day.paul gessler: here ttis windy wednesday, milllon people here thii eet 4 summer season." donna abbott, ocean city tourism: "ww pnticipate having a very good summee ttis year."storr surge was the only other issse in &po-c.tourism officialssknow "it's a sense of elief thht --3 it's a shame anybody getting hit the way the mid-atlantiic states did a little farther &padd on to our base, that's - great, but we don't want to do it at their expense."ocean city's landmark wiil be readyy for the waves of people this summer seasonnnancy smith, city alwayssgiies yyu aa nancy (cont.): "it's the best place to comm."fox45 nnes att tee springfest... this weekend... begins tomorrow... / and... ends pforeigner" concert. concert. ocean city is also dding for the summer season. 3 3 3 lots of peopll ave brooen i- phone screees......

if you want to play the deep water rig services side, donna in california. donna!> caller: hi there, jim cramer. this is donna at grass valley, california. >> grass valley, they're one of my favorite areas. what's up? >> caller: i'd like to know your thoughts on transcanada corp. and that keystone xl project. should i be loading up on this one? >> i know, maybe, look, i think this is the problem. a lot of people want to say the transcanada is just keystone. we know it as a great pipeline growth company and i have always been for that enbridge and i reiterate that you got a total winner in the transcanada corporation. i think they're fantastic. we've had them on this show. let's go to marcia in texas. please, marcia. >> caller: hi, jim, i wanted to ask youant a permit base finance texas. it's called legacy reserves. >> legacy reserves? oh, boy. i don't know these guys. i thought i knew everybody in the gulf when i see that yeeshlgsd i got to do some work. i want to be sure it's something that could be a wasting asset. let me come back on legacy reserves. >>> let's g

donna in texas, please, donna. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, donna. >> caller: thank you for insp e inspiring me to get in the game. >> okay. >> caller: last week my husband and i stopped at a cracker barrel for a late lunch. >> mm-hmm. >> caller: and i noticed a charging station for electric cars in their parking lot. and with summer and road trip season ahead, i would like your opinion on their stock. >> okay. you know, i think it's a little -- i don't think that's a needle mover, the charging station. i will say this. that cracker barrel has one of the most amazing buybacks in the world. okay? this is a company that had -- let me get the number -- this is a company that had a 31 million shares not that long ago, now 23 million. the only problem is you've always got to pop a lipitor before you have that cheesecake with vanilla ice cream and slice of cheese on top. boilerplate special. we had it right here. we're serving up market bargains on a silver platter. you can actually believe in all the bear things. they've worked. they sound brilliant. but then again, maybe they're only

just imagine, donna brazile, if the george w.ministration had an irs underlings, he's out in cincinnati, of course, saying we're going to target groups with the word progressive in their title. we'd have all hell breaking loose. may i read you something from an ancient document? >> i would be surprised if you didn't. >> this is the 40th anniversary of the watergate summary here in washington. he has through his subordinates and agents endeavored to cause the violation of rights in citizens. income tax audits or other income tax investigations to be initiated or conducted in a discriminatory manner, section 1, article 2, the impeachment articles of richard nixon. >> over to you, donna brazile. >> i think it would be irresponsible talking about impeachment. the i.g. for tax administration will release a report this week. there's already been some leaked documents. clearly there was incompetence at some level of bureaucrats, looking into all these allegations. coming in to see whether or not there were legitimate organizations with

donna martin, joining us on the line. we'll be following this story all night here on cnn.on is one that we're trying to piece together. it's a fast moving story, we know search and rescue operation is underway on the ground there. in a number of counties in texas, we're hearing of fatalities and of injuries. stay with cnn, we're going to continue to follow this story for you, right now, back to erin burnett "outfront" after this quick break about >>> welcome back to "outfront." we start the second half of our program tonight with stories where we focus on our reporting from the front lines. there is a lot of breaking news tonight including a jury reaching a verdict in the second phase of the jodi arias murder trial. it only took an hour and a half for them to find that arias was cruel when she stabbed, shot, and nearly decapitated her ex-boyfriend, travis alex ander in 2008. that word cruel was crucial. they had to agree on that and do so unanimously to open up the possibility of a death sentence. now they've done. that they can choose death. that is the next phase of the

cnn political contributor and democratic strategist donna brazille and senior analyst ron brownstein.s happen? is it arrogance, over reach, people are no longer afraid and start to leak? why does this happen? >> it is striking how often -- truman, eisenhower, nixon, reagan, clinton, w. bush all having second-term scandals that at least partially derailed their administration and i think part of it is arrogance. part of it is inattention or kind of a sense of the administration gets weary but i think also part of it is just the odds catching up with you. 1600 pennsylvania avenue is a dangerous place. you stay long enough things happen. somewhere someone does something wrong. i think you're seeing that kind of confluence now again with president obama. >> how dangerous would this have been for president obama politically if it happened instead of, you know, may, 2013, may, 2012? >> it could have been dangerous. i think, look. the curse is in the coverup. all of these things, the irs, what the irs did, what happened in benghazi, and the department of justice, these all happened in the fi

how big of the a shock is this for you, donna? >> how big of a shock is it for me? >> yes. >> you're talking about how big of a shock is it to me that they're found in this situation? >> and that they're found at all. i know people have been looking for years, but many had, you know, were hoping against hope at this point. >> absolutely. and the thing of it is, as soon as it came across the wire, tlf there was a phone call to police that amanda berry called and said i'm amanda berry and i'm alive, that came across first. and the second thing that came through was shef was positively identified. so it was very shocking. actually, i jumped with joy. that they had been found. >> yes, it is a miracle. what at this point do you know about the suspected? the 52-year-old? >> i have only heard that he was arrested. that he was a bus driver for the cleveland municipal school district. that's all i know about him. >> and i did hear that he had been dismissed in november. >> have they said why? >> no, i've asked and haven't gotten an answer yet. i know that this neighborhood h

donna says, no, i'll take the comp time. donna gets the overtime. it doesn't take very long for people to figure out what the right answer is when you're asked for overtime. so you might say, well, donna's going to be ok because she gets this comp time. donna comes back and says, next friday is the pageant at my daughter's school for second grade. i want to take the morning off so i can go to my daughter's pageant. the boss says that's not convenient for me. no. i suppose in some theoretical universe donna could hire a lawyer, sue her boss, and try to get to see her daughter's second grade pageant. not in the world that she lives in and we live in. the boss decides when she uses the comp time. the end of the year comes and she hasn't used it yet. boss writes a check to donna without interest. donna's made an interest-free loan to her employer. the employer goes bankrupt in that year, donna is out of the money altogether. this is not flexibility. it's about the conversion of someone's wages and assets. this is an assault on the 40-hour workweek. it's

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be sure to watch tonight at 5:00 with donna and stan. >> have a great day. >> i think it is a shame i't something nice about average -- angelina with jen was thrown in. >> more on angelina's evolution. the so many obstacles that are overcome. >> it is tremendous. >> i have been deciding to lose weight since i was 15. n30 pounds gone gon from trisia yearwood. and for melissa hart. this is the season of the slimmed town secrets. >> what made michael get emotional? >> and reunited and it feels so awkward. >> you are sitting with her, too? >> no. >> i spent years blanking off brad pitt about his mistakes. brad opens about the moment he decided to stop wasting his life. >> it was all part of the territory. i have a knack of step in (bleep) and i do every year

how does that sound, donna? donna, let's see the new you. >> oh! all right. >> okay. are you guys ready? >> take off your blindfolds. >> oh, my gosh. >> you look hot. >> okay, donna, are you ready? >> spin over here and look. >> you look good. >> i'm sorry, fancy. >> look right here at camera 12. louis, louis, nicely done. >> the fact that you're a grandmother amazes me. i can't even -- it doesn't register at all. this is arden's haircut. he raised the bob, it made it more appropriate for her body shape and face shape and the bangs, peek-a-boo bangs. what could be sexier. i added soft highlights to add to the texture of her hair. it's a bob, but it's got feeling. >> a what do you guys think? >> i think she looks fantastic. >> what do you think? >> wow. >> they're not tennis shoes, what do you think? >> looks good. >> bobbie, that dress is perfect. >> tell us about it. >> the perfect color, it's a muse dress and i love the neckline, because it was built-in jewelry but you can still go walk around the city with th

then, across from them, donna and raul rodriguez. he's a former firefighter.>> if we needed something or they needed something, we worked with each other. i mean, during hurricane ike, everybody came together out there and got the tree out of our house. >> reporter: but two years after ike, on a saturday night may 2010, a man-made catastrophe is about to hit the neighborhood. that dark night began as a sunny day with cupcakes and candles. a double birthday party for mindy and peri danaher. >> the party was really fun. everybody was there that we love so much. and we were just eating and opening presents and just hanging out with all of our friends and family. >> reporter: as it got late, there was some drinking and karaoke, and, according to raul and donna rodriguez, the birthday party becomes a nuisance. >> why don't y'all turn that down? >> my husband called the constable's office to come and have them turn it down because it was so loud. >> reporter: the police come and go. but the karaoke continues past midnight. "hit me with your best shot." ♪ fire away ♪

first eric, our acting chief investigator, donna, our chief coordinator, sam our attorney, sherrie hall who is an acting senior investigator, dennis max on who is a senior investigator, inez vargz who as you know is the chief trial attorney. there are two missing members of the management team including ed mcman who is on, he's a senior investigator. he's on a leave of absence and manny foert who is also on a leave. i want to thank, well, chris wiz nuksey. who is our information technology guru and we wouldn't know what to do without him. i want to thank you all. >> i want to thank you all for your hard work. >> can you give us a flavor of any trends or things that you are seeing from the unwarranted actions allegations since it's the largest received in 2012. what kind were you seeing in that category? >> well, unwarranted actions allegation are like 4th amendment violation, unlawful search, arrest. that would be the nature of the unawarded action allegations. >> because it was the largest by a few more than conduct. i was just wondering what exactly was there a particular area you saw

but ultimately, they're winning. >> donna, they are winning.we did see this week is see the gun control advocates take a page out of the nra's playbook. they've been aggressive going to these town hall meetings. we saw the family member of one newtown victim showing up in a town hall in new hampshire. what are the chances that gun control could make a comeback? >> first of all, i don't think they're winning. they won round one, because with the threat to filibuster, the inability to get five senators to change their votes, perhaps right now it's not going to move any time soon. but i don't think this issue is going to go away. simply put the american people are sick and tired of interest groups, left or right, controlling the politics in their city. so i believe we're going to see another debate in the house, in the senate, on gun safety laws. i want to say, the reason we saw all that smoke and fire, because he was lying. lying about the president, pants on fire, we've heard that. lying about president obama and vice president biden. they have

. >> officer richard donna hue was seriously injured in the foot in the shootout with the tsarnaev brothers. . >>> boeing's troubled dreamliners are getting back in the sky. united airlines will resume flights of the 787 passenger jets. the company is the only american airline that has dreamliners in its fleets. the planes were grounded after safety incidents regarding lithium ion batteries. >>> out of control drivers at a popular car show in glenbernie are in the cross hairs of police. dozens of drivers were caught doing burnouts and crossing lanes. we have more on the search for the drivers. >> reporter: this is dramatic youtube video of cars peeling out, speeding, and driving eratly in glenbernie. miss say it happened last week at a popular car show. an anonymous tipster alerted us to the video and we turned it over to police. now a search for the drivers is underway. >> it's unacceptable, quite frankly. >> reporter: you can hear spectators cheering and egging the drivers on and a police vehicle sitting idle as drivers exit on to this highway. we showed the video to mall shoppers. >> it'

here to talk about the race, kevin madden, donna brazile and susan page.ost'" chris cillizza says that sanford is good to provide fodder for democrats that it might be better for him to win tomorrow because then he's around. and no matter what happens, colbert in that election seat can't last. >> there's no question that governor sanford would win this in a nanosecond. but it's a close race because of his personal troubles. >> entirely because of his personal troubles. there's no other reason. >> i do believe that colbert-busch is a different kind of democrat. she's an independent democrat. she resonates in the district. this might be a good opportunity to, for once, and for all to show the democrats can win red drikts. if he wins, we'll have a lot of late-night conversations and early morning coffees about mark sanford back in the house of representatives. >> he might win. >> very much so. he has a good chance. when this race first started where it was very competitive, i said the biggest problem that sanford would have is that if he made this a redemptio

but much of the rest of the world into the shade and donna is in the vanguard -- ghana is in the vanguard. home.re splashing out at an that spending is fueling economy that is no longer dependent on exports. crexendo for the first time the african story is not just a commodity story. it is one of expanded income. expanded opportunity. .he growing milk last >> you talk about this newfound growth, but is everyone sharing in it or are some people be left behind? >> we could do better as a country. >> government expenditure on education not to help redress that imbalance. spending has gone up and literacy rates with it. i went to school here probably before your parents were born. >> it was a little after independence, a time of unbridled optimism. which one do you think i am? that is it. this guy here. what do you want to be? rex i want to be a banker. >> you want to be a doctor. why do you want to be a doctor? rex i like ticking care of people. i like taking care of people. >> no one said they want to be a scientist or engineer. the skills they will need if they want to expand their sector.

her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> today, sorry my name is kim and i will be chairing today's meeting and i am joined by the board of education commissioners, norton and commissioner mendoza and norman yee. and i want to recognize the staff at sfgtv, greg burk and tron ross. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> no, supervisor, none. >> seeing none, if there is no ob

with donna and steve cobb picking their daughters up from school.ust when i was, like, i tried to get up and i tried to move the bricks off of my leg and it hurt so much and i was like -- the tornado had not left yet. and i was just screaming, help, my leg, my leg. and no one could hear me. >> reporter: children like jordan, stunned by what they've survived. >> teachers comforted their students as best they could. as frantic parents rushed to find their children amidst the rubble, and there are still tears. new images of those first reunions. this mother reunited with hez son camden who had been sobbing in the arms of his teacher, waiting for his mother. 4. >> he was so brave. oh, he was so brave. >> reporter: briarwood elementary and plaza tower elementary suffered different fates. even though they're only a mile apart, in briarwood, they all got out. cindy teaches third grade. she saw topened the door and sa coming. >> i saw it coming right towards the school immediately. just ran over and got on top of the kids. i said this is not a drill. you're