. >> early each day, donna reitler greets her daughter, trisha. >> every morning i say good morning to this picture, i look at that and can hear her say, hi, mom. >> trisha was very kind, smart. >> as a child, her father says she lit up the room. >> she would just run into the room, spread her arms apart, say ta da, that type of thing. >> donna and gary brought trisha here to marion, indiana, to attend college, one evening she left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th, around 8:00 at night, trisha came here and bought a soda and magazine and then started to walk back to campus. but then, she disappeared. >> phone call came in a little bit after midnight. and the voice on the other side of the phone said do you know where your daughter is? >> 19-year-old trisha lin reitler was last seen about 8:00. >> her disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> whoever is responsible, we'll never know what they have taken away from us. >> trisha's mother made a desperate plea on the jerry springer show. >> we are doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media cov

donna by records on her cell phone.a ticket for practicing massage without a license. but before we move on, donna agrees to tell our producer a little more about herself and her travels. >> i have been to nevada. i'm from hawaii. i live in nevada. i fly out here. my friend lives in san mateo. i don't want to catch the bus looking like. this there are crazy people in the world. i don't have i.d. on me because there are crazy people in the world. i come over here to get dressed to go down the street to work. that's it. >> howl are you? >> 25. >> by her own admission, donna logs tens of thousands of miles on a regular circuit that includes sex trafficking hot spots like hawaii, las vegas, l.a. and san francisco. doing it all, she says original bar tending wages. >> you make enough money -- >> in hawaii, i'm a hostess. >> under the circumstances, investigators begin to suspect that someone else may be moving donna from place to place and possibly selling her for sex. >> i don't work here. i promise i don't work here. >> do

congresswoman donna edwards and johnson have chosen the apollo sites as the grounds for the taxpayer endeavor. a letter appearing in "the baltimore sun" in edwards' home state of maryland reads in part, quote, this is why our country is going in the toilet. our taxpayers cannot make ends meet with all the waste in washington. you'll recall in january 2012 if newt gingrich was elected he'd establish a moon gallery by 2020. we reached out for dmecomment. we have not heard back. you might be interested to know a lot of the funding going for sanitizing is being spent on sunscreen, airplanes, and port-a-potties. in connecticut it has workers handing out swag, sunscreen and frisbees to get the message out. and they've hiring a plaechblt

donna campbell a republican state senator in texas and supporter of the bill that places restrictions on the late term abortion. >> senator, doctor, so many to choose from in your title. we heard from wendy davis and her supporters and so many that feel as she does. the government and you reference in your remarks to keep its hands off of their bodies and they view it as an issue of women's rights and women's health. your thoughts on that. and first of all, she doesn't speak to the voice of majority of women and texans. texans and texas families are pro-life. they don't want the government involved when it comes to the actual procedure, yet they want government dollars to support the procedure and when we simply ask that the same standards be

way to go, donna. donna, by the way, is the first woman football -- [indiscernible] she'll be back on the gridiron this weekend as the d.c. divas continue their playoff push in boston back here. of course you can see donna for the second season on game on overtime starting next month. guys? >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, a little boy shooting for the stars gets some unexpected feedback from the men and women in charge. >> the next battleground for gay marriage could be right here in virginia. i'm peggy fox in manassas. i'm have both sides of the story coming up. >> a large u.s. grocer buys an upscale competitor. coming up next, we'll tell you which chain will soon open up for business >>> today kroeger announced it will buy the harris teeter chain for $2.5 billion and this is going to increase the number of kroeger locations in the southeast region, including the district of columbia. the company will assume $100 million of harris teeter's debt. kroeger says it's got no plans to close any stores. >>> t

toward equality in recent years we still have a long way to go to speak with maryland congresswoman donna edwards about her plan to create a fairer economy for all genders also massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is leading the charge to reinstate the glass steagall act and that time we made banking boring again and the process rejuvenated the middle class that and more into nights alone liberal rumble and the mainstream media has ignored a startling fact about the george zimmerman trial whether the public needs to know if it wants to understand the truth about the most controversial events in modern history tell you what that shocking shocking fact is in tonight's guilty state. it's one year you're ready to rumble joining me for tonight's long liberal are judson phillips attorney and founder of tea party nation and neil mccabe conservative commentator and editor of the guns and patriots news it on good to see you too neal and you to judge thomas good evening joining me again let's start out here with the attorney general eric holder he spoke to the twenty thirteen convention yesterday

. >> donna, investigators are searching -- are questioning the pilots and control of the lane. the dumb's family -- victims' families want to know what happened. he landed in san francisco against the wreckage of one of the fleet. earlier, the airline president issued apologies to the parents of the two girls killed in last week's crash. the girls who died were part of a middle school trip. these survivors are being united with their children. ntsb investigators are interviewing cabin crew about the chaos that followed the crash landing. >> as soon as i heard emergency escape, i inducted the evacuation. >> there are two interviews with information from the cockpit data recorder. >> the pilots are providing great information in terms of what was going on. isthe pilot at the controls being debriefed today. the question of failure to communicate based on deference to seniority may play a role. >> we certainly see an authority gradient. you may have people that are unwilling to speak up. >> were the pilots well rested? and how to did they allow the plane to slow down to 103 not sec

donna brazile, where do we go from here? i still believe stand your ground law has no place in our society. it's time to take a second look at it. >>. >> jenny hutt? >> there shouldn't be racial profiling. it's disgusting. sunny's right, our kids today tend to be color blind, which is the right way to be. >> sunny, i feel like we have these debates. does that take us anywhere? do we move forward to the countenance of one's character instead of the color of the skin as your honor quoting dr. king? >> i'd like to think so, that's the one thing that comes from this trial that we can move forward and perhaps reexamine stand your ground, reexamine racial profiling, acknowledge that there is an issue and acknowledge that we can change and progress. talking about it is the very beginning. >> sunny hostin, jenny hutt, donna brazile, thank you very much as we discuss what's in the minds and in the hearts. so many americans because of these two little words w

and democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. let's start with the president's remarks, in which he talked about how he was profiled as a young black man, and then he said this -- >> if a white male teen was involved in the same kind of senator that from top to bottom both the outcome and the aftermath might have been different. >> chris: dr. carson, some conservatives are criticizing the president for making this about race again. do you agree? >> one has to recognize, all of our opinions are based upon our lifetime experiences. for instance, if you think somebody loves you, everybody they say will be interpreted as loving. if somebody hates you, everything they say will be interpreted as hateful. in a situation like this, i can certainly understand why there's such divergent views. i understand why there's a lot of outrage. you have a situation where you have a young black male walking home, not doing anything incorrect, and he ends up killed, and nobody suffers any . on the surface, that would appear to be a injustice. we have

the scandal erupted thursday, with former san diego councilwoman donna frye, said she was speaking on too afraid. >> they have told me and they need to know that they are not alone. >> reporter: flanked by lawyers, frye refused to reveal the identities or the number of women. >> when a friend like donna frye is compelled to call for my resignation, i'm clearly doing something wrong. >> reporter: even the mayor's supporters are calling for him to resign. >> there's a time and a place, when somebody is no longer fit to be a boss. and i think given the stories that i heard today, that mayor filner has roaeached that point. >> with his admission of mistreatment of women on his staff, i think he can no longer lead our city. >> reporter: and overnight, filner's chief of staff, quitting over twitter. as a life long activist for women's rights and equal if i, i feel i just resign effective today. many are betting that the mayor's political career is over. >> the thing that leads me to believe he's on the end of this, is his own party is starting to call for him to resign. >> reporter: also th

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well said, donna. thank you. appreciate that. and we're talking about paula deen again.he's seen her empire come crashing down after admitting she used the "n" word many years ago. and while the backlash against the queen of southern cooking has been punishing, she's not the first celebrity to use a derogatory word yet for some uttering the "n" word's not always a career ender. here's nichelle turner. >> if you never committed a sin, please pick up that rock, that boulder. >> she told matt lauer she is not a racist, her once piping hot career as a celebrity chef has gone cold. >> it seems like her admitting to using the "n" word in the past has really been career ending for her. >> it's destroyed an empire fairly quickly. >> she's not the first non-black celebrity and won't be the last facing career turmoil after an "n" word controversy. >> i'm very, very sorry to the african-american community. >> perhaps most notable was seinfeld actor michael richards who while performing a stand-up comedy routine in 2006 shouted the "n" word multiple times at hecklers who were black.

donna hayes. karen saginor. sorry if i mispronounce any names. okay, please come forward. >>> thank you, supervisor cohen, for sponsoring this as well as supervisor avalos for your leadership in our community for many years. as a former student, long-time student and current student at city college, the last 12 years on and off, i'm also a graduate of s.f. state. i'm growing gravely concerned what's been happening, what's been going on in our community here with potential threat and loss of our great institution here. and, so, there's many other folks behind me that want to speak. i just wanted to show my support as well as a student for the measures to save our school. and i wanted to bring up just a couple of points, small points. funding is a crucial issue here with enrollment, something that's been brought up here as well as economic analysis for the impact. it costs about $6,000 per class to buy a class at city college. if we leverage that comparing that to the amount of money that we're going to lose, something should be considered. there s

ben carson and congresswoman donna edwards, member of congressional black caucus, tune into fox newsr. also discussing detroit's historic bankruptcy filing. man, oh, man. what is going on in motor city? what is their future? the city's emergency manager, kevyn orr is a guest on fox news sunday, 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel and on your local fox station where you live. >>> we're also pretty worried about the extreme heat of this summer. it can be uncomfortable, of course. it can also cause serious health problem. we want to give you some details on that. also how you can stay safe. "sunday house call" coming up straight ahead. >>> as we mentioned, as you know, president obama made his feelings know about the george zimmerman verdict, the murder trial and his impassioned talk on friday. what did the president say? what does it mean and where do we go from here? we will have a fair and balanced debate from both sides, ahead. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that is, that trayvon martin could hav

representative donna edwards. she's the senior democrat of the house science, space and technology subcommittee. and later the senate returns at 2 p.m. from its weeklong july 4th recess for a period of general speeches followed with debate and vote on a judicial nomination to the u.s. circuit court of appeals. >> also today on the c-span networks, health care analysts speak before a house subcommittee to discuss the current medicaid system. they'll discuss their ideas for change and how implementation of the affordable care act could expand the program. you can watch this hearing live at 4 p.m. eastern over on c-span3. >> be now, a look at updating weather forecasting technology. speakers include senate appropriations committee chairman barbara my mikulski of maryland and commerce secretary penny pritzker. they spoke with reporters after recently touring the national center for weather and climate prediction. this is about 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. good morning. i'm dr. louis, i'm the director

let's get reaction from donna o'donnell and dr.i abare and wendel potter. >> wendel, is this just an effort to keep people from signing up for obama care november 1st? >> no, not really, it is all political. they want to do this for political purposes. spread fear, uncertainty and doubt and get people to vote for more republicans. that's the end game here. not that they care so much about repealing a law as it is about trying to get people to agree with them and to elect their colleagues come 2014. >> so they think that this is all about keeping the house, getting the senate, that they can convince the american people that this is just a big boone doggel and it won't help them with the way facts are bearing out right now. >> absolutely. >> donna, will obama care kill jobs? >> i think obama care will help jobs. but so many people don't have healthcare, that used to be the foundation for making sure you had covered lives. now we have jbs that don't sustain families an benefits that don't take care of families. there is a moral obliga

donna edwards, democratic representative from maryland, and michael tomasky. i'm going to start with the congresswoman, because you face the voters all the time. as the age issue come up among your constituents for hillary? she is actually -- we figured it out. we did our homework here, the producers. eight months younger than ronald reagan was and would be, eight months younger than him if she got the election, she won. >> case in point, it doesn't come up. i mean, here is republicans i think are making a really huge mistake. they can't win on policy. they tried it on ben gaza zip. they tried sexism for two decades. and now they're on to age. the problem is that the american public are smarter than that, especially women voters across the age spectrum really like hillary clinton. so they better get with it and come up with some policies that are not old instead of talking about hillary clinton's age. >> yeah. michael, i'm thinking before we get into my more details about mitch mcconnell inevitably gets involved in these kinds of dirt ball stories. >> right. >

kind of call it donna used to call it was the secretary preference what makes a good leader might be covered even in your book. the secretaries of state sectors of defense what do you look for what do you want truthfulness is critically important if you don't know something you've got to be willing to stand up and what's one of my rules and say i don't know and then you have to be willing to call people into your office sit him down and keep them there and find out ground truth to the extent you say things that turn out to you a day a week or a month later not to be the case even if it's well intentioned you lose the trust why can't leaders say republicans or democrats and as you say it is a start why can't leaders say we goofed or you do we have to you know you have to be willing to do it after be willing to say we made a mistake kennedy said it would be a pig sure other presidents have said it of you said it oh sure my goodness yes you know what is what is napoleon say that then i've been mistaken so many times i no longer blush for. that a lot of rumsfeld's rules the rules themsel

i'm donna. my role as allen organizer >> we have been successful getting improvements on the conditions as well as developing leadership so we can advocate for the rights and needs. today, i'm here to urge the board of supervisors to fund our program. where you may have heard the housing project this will help us to continue the work with the resident and insuring the residents to play a key role. we must fix the current system and for instance, repairs are not getting done. no residents are involved in the decision-making process etc. in order to make this happen we need to get residents assessing and using the system so we can get the system the residents want it to run. thank you for your time >> good afternoon. i'm patricia thomas. i'm a resident of the housing site at 79 pacific avenue. i serve on the board of the resident commission board. i would like to share my thoughts are - i also have a well-built resident

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and democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. >>> then america's motor city runs out of gas. detroit was once riding high as the car capital of the nation. the birthplace of motown. now -- >> from a financial point of view, let me be blunt. >> we'll discuss detroit's historic bankruptcy filing with the city's emergency manager, kevyn orr only on "fox news sunday." and our power player of the week, mark liebowitz, author of "this town," the book that's keeping d.c. up at night. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. one week after the acquittal in the george zimmerman case thousands of protesters took to the streets in more than 100 cities saturday to demand justice for trayvon. there were no reports of violence or arrests. trayvon's father appeared at a rally in miami. his mother at one in new york. >> of course we're hurting. of course we're shocked and disappointed. but that just means that we have to roll up our sleeves and continue to fight. >> all this after president obama tried

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! >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we ca

she deserves something good coming her way. >> i agree, donna.her son did not live long enough to graduate from high school, as he was killed before his senior year, no, she has earned what he was not able to, a high-school diploma, more than 25 years after she dropped out of high school. it graduation did you chills, this one might leave you numb, leading the procession, getting her diploma on the day her son would have gotten his diploma had he not been fatally shot 20 years ago. >> i am a my family and my friends proud. [cheers and applause] perhaps he remembered the sidelines of the south baltimore basketball court. even after her son's death, she remained a loyal team mother. her son had been a beloved star player. it was her son who encouraged her to go back to school. she dropped out into a grayed and says she was a working mother at age 16. on this day, when his mother was not only graduating but speaking of graduation, you cannot help but wonder what her son may have felt. being broken down, believing you can achieve. thank you. that you

best thing to do was to be on the talk shows and not do anything else so everybody became of prima donna, everybody became an expert and there was nobody left to run for elections. so i think that today the young people are not the same young people, some of them are from 2011 but most are even younger and i believe they see things, they are more open. to get 22 signatures is not through the network. they went around, they did some legwork. i hope this could be translated into a grass-roots organization. that is what i hope, that is what i hope they can have. i don't want them to join all parties. they can choose somebody among them and i am sure some young leaders will appear in the coming months. i have nothing against elderly people, but clearly we want to see some new fresh blood. i want the young to identify, be able to identify, they cannot identify with the figures that we see every day, they happened to be the same ones. >> to the back. >> i am stanley colbert. your quotation from jefferson every generation needs a new revolution, looking at the jefferson encyclopedia it is appar

. >> reporter: on a dvd handed out in city hall -- >> when a friend like donna frye is compelled to call for my resignation, i'm clearly doing something wrong. >> reporter: both of these would not provide the alleged victims, the names or allegations. >> there may come a time where the women come forward and there may not. what we do know is that the mayor knows why we are standing here. >> reporter: he says he not only failed to fully respect women in his office but he and his staff will participate in improving it. >> i'm capable of change and so that the vision for our city can be realized. >> on monday the mayor fiance announced they are done. >>> this is a wonderful forecast that we have, a gift that will keep on giving, like a forecast of the day club is what we have going on. depending on where you are, you could be in the 60s or 70s or 80s, but very close to what is normal for this time. there is the blanket of marine air over there. much of the bay area is cloudy and chilly. check out the temperatures, and livermore is 57, santa rosa, 55. earlier today we had the wide temperatur

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!

we will be joined by patrick mchenry and representative donna christensen.we will talk about the implementation of the affordable care act "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> jackie had style and panache in her entertaining and she did it again in the white house after her heritage. right after the administration, during the johnson years come the whole world erupted like volcanoes. and

worry about how to keep her mind off the heat with three kids, she lost her mind a long time ago and donnao the ice to retrieve it. they never watch, you know. >> depends how big the container. >> want to share if they are below the age of 5 optional. "morning joe" starts now. >>> i understand why people are angry that dzhokhar tsarnaev is on the cover because up until now "rolling stone's" covers feature role models like o.j. simpson or charles manson

. >> donna, place the ring on her ring finger. >> the marriage commissioner training was only about a half hour. it was very simple. very well run, very smooth and then we were all sworn in. >> they said we would get our scheduled sunday night and so 7:00, 8:00, 10:00, you know, i got it at 11:00. this person who was orchestrating all of the shifts and the volunteers and who does what, you know, said from her office sunday night at 11:00. they are just really helping each other. it's a wonderful atmosphere in that way. >> have you filled out an application? >> not yet. you want to do that. >> take this right over there. >> all right. >> take it tout counter when you're done. >> very good. >> congratulations, you guys. >> for those volunteers, what a gift for them as well as us that they would take up their time and contribute that time, but also that they would in return receive so much more back because they're part of the narrative of someone else's love and expression of love in life. >> this isn't anything that we had budgeted for, so it was basically we asked our i.t. director to

have i been in community hospitals where same standards donna apply and i see doctors directing something called hypocalemia. a little minor not minor but aboration and elect lights that if in correct the patient would die. and they keep correcting it though what is there is has no life there. for longation of suffering. for the patient. for the relatives. and the only people that make money are the medical providers. so, this has been a huge problem. i have discuss it had with politicians. i have even brought it up to our president. okay? but we have a system. we have a system. [applause] . we have a system. this again is nothing to do with the gold standard. we have a system wherefore every congressman that there are 28 lobbyist in washington. okay. and they are only business. this reeither medical industrial complex lobbyist or military industrial so where do we think the country makes money? does it supply for pakistan, afghanistan supply arms to india. they go to dubai. you know. they trade. so we have huge problems. with incentives for treatment become money and it becomes that. if

. >> donna, emergency members told the house committee they were working to make social media part of the operational dna. when monster tornadoes rip across oklahoma, emergency managers used social media to relay real-time information to the public and they also used it to find out what was going on. quick social media gave a situational awareness on the ground. we were able to confirm damage reports and assessment. >> some emergency management agencies have facebook pages and twitter feeds. some have mobile apps. and they are monitoring what the public is posting. redng superstorm sandy, the cross analyzed more than 2 million pieces of social data. >> we sent more than 300 individual pieces of information to our operations team on the ground and 88 of those resulted in concrete actions where we took a step we were not planning on taking to get people help. >> lawmakers say only a fraction of americans are following what emergency managers are putting out there. >> mississippi has a population of 3 million but the mississippi emergency management association only has 800 followers on

joining me now is congresswoman donna edwards, democrat from maryland, and congresswoman, we played the tape of your colleagues on the house floor. you deal with a lot from the house republicans. what was it about today that seemed to create this breaking point? >> well, i think that what happened today is that we saw in living color house republicans standing on the side of increased subsidies, more deficit spending, and just sending hungry families straight up under the bus. i mean, it really was outrageous, and i think that democrats today reached a tipping point. i mean, i am so proud of democrats. every single democrat who stood shoulder to shoulder with poor and working families in this country, who just want a meal. and republicans really deep sixed them today. >> you had a question during today's floor debate, a parliamentary question about an amendment that had been proposed. this is one of my favorite amendments. that would stop members of congress from receiving payments through the farm subsidy program. what ended up happening to that amendment? >> well, what i wanted is for