to be the law son i image i guess you can image in you know donna the enthusiasm yes let's go for ithere is any part of donna it's not enthusiastic so she's the crown jewel the necklace of the people putting this celebration together and tale of two cities knows that nobody can say no to depositing in a is a matter of fact you said your parents fell in love here grandparent echo now tell me about this defy guy that give you a ring. >> first of all he's not here not because anything happened (laughter) he's a panama pacific collector and handsome and secret and loves charlotte and loves laura and willie and san francisco he also in los angeles. >> boo. >> but he's moving up here. >> yeah. >> and he gave me a ring based on a souvenir ring figured out where to get it duplicated hose the charmer emulsifying to love him charlotte i should have asked you first it was a surprise it happened so facht and charlotte you're like a sister to me we've know each other a 4r07g9 and we're both libras. >> explicit you like that romance. >> now there's another person that is around here that had somet

. >> actually donna 0rg9d me to say a few words that was a command performance doug go away i have a few things to say about you (laughter) first of all. >> said you'd never tell. >> first of all i wanted to recognize the talents and the effort and the energy that went into this incredible project and obviously the pal lettuce of fine arts and the bay lights i hope you'll be seeing later those are the tlants all i did was write checks that's a lot easier believe me i have one other inform comments that is, i was going to wear actually some kind of a attire that was symbolic of the era we're celebrating and thelma stole my outfit so you know i'm sorry i had to be in street cloths otherwise you'd seen me in that ladies and gentlemen, i'm very, very privileged to be here this evening and want to recognize you know two or three of my close friends and people that i think contributed to this throughout our world standing, of course, to the great secretary of state george schultz george by most accountant p of people he collectively feel that george should have been president of the united

thank you, donna. you're welcome. thank you, donna. (robert) donna, which is the best one? i love the best is the vanilla. but that's my preference. smooth. whoa. (barbara) deliciously smooth. (donna) this chocolate-- (barbara) mmm. i'll tell you why it's so good. years ago, i always wanted to be in show business, and every time i didn't get a part or something, instead of beat myself up, i would beat that chocolate. so i got really good at making chocolate-- years of not getting things that i wanted. it was at my 60th birthday, my whole family-- dougie, donna, dana, debbie, dennis, daryl, danny, and mary-katherine-- we all came to my party, plus all my friends... (laughs) i gave them little goodie bags because this is a special treat. donna, i gotta know-- mary-katherine? why not a "d"? my mother prayed to the virgin mary that she wouldn't have any more kids, and if she didn't have any more kids, she'd name it after her. (laughs) so my older brother said to me when he had that fudge, he said, "you should sell it." and he said, "what would you call it?" and i said, "i'll ca

and i had donna come in. you can have a seat, donna. she's upset.esn't wanna work here anymore. what exactly has been happening that led you to this point of feeling this way? >> i don't feel respected. i don't feel you take me seriously. >> for her to want to quit after 20 years-- you know why she's comfortable saying it? because she feels like she's got nothing to lose. [bleep] is gonna change. i'm a big believer in having the right people in the right job. so, donna, i'm gonna make sure this gets fixed. can you give us a minute... >> sure. >> and send frank in? >> sure. frank, you're up. >> frank is not the general manager. >> he's more of a manager downstairs. i don't think he's a manager up here in the office. >> that's the reality of it. hey, frank, can you have a seat? >> sure. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. [intense music] ♪ coming up... >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. i would run. >> wow. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier

well, thank you donna i'm sure no one's extensions are set high i'll endeavor not to disappoint to ladiesemen welcome and i wanted to point out we're about to be luke enough to see a splebd site the ferry building belching people in lights like it did in the 5 recycle all over the world to the panama exhibition that is as beautiful as the tower is going to be i want to talk about the refutation in lighting that took place other than the north side of the fair where dorsey ryan was so initiative many said it couldn't be down but beyond the imagination changed the course of history the first he created at all light standards that filled groups of lights and those lovely structures had has nothing to do with to with the streetcar (laughter) however, they did conceal groups of spotlights that were able to wash the palace of the exhibition with smooth even lights that we today consider flood lighting before you before 1915 it simply hadn't been done anatomy scale hundreds of smaller spotlights each pointed out at an individual flag making them appear to glow matrix so even though those nudes w

donna shalala: and the organization of legislatures. mike rogers: i think is a great hits, and having step participate and drying people in -- drying people in that way would be effective. joseph lieberman -- kenneth weinstein: one of the panels later today will assess what leadership has been and has not been in leadership over the years. you talked about a lack of focus and a sufficient level of concern about what is a real terrorist threat. at the end of the day, it really is the executive branch, at least at the federal level that has to carry that ball. the executive level has to maintain the strategic focus on a threat like that, that might not be on the front pages every day. i have had a row seat for number of and watching the executive as it deals with this issue. there is been a number of years -- there has been for a number of years a wmd czar at the white house trying to raise coordination among all the stakeholders in the executive branch. do you have thoughts about where there might gas in terms -- gaps in terms of leaders

good thing bad thing, donna?ay for her to start campaign that is still about change. that's what the majority of voters still would like to see changed. there's no question that she has to perform good at the retail level. there are over 1,700 precincts that will be held precinct caucuses that will be held next february. and what you have to do in a state like iowa, the first state in the nation since 1972 you have to reach people where they live where they play, where they study, and where they pray. and if you don't reach them then on that cold wintry night in february when they have to stand in the precinct and declare their support they will have the ability to say i talked to hillary clinton. they won't be talking about i saw her at a rally and when she was talking to reporter. they're going to say i met her there at my school or in my living room or at the labor union hall. that's what they want -- they want to feel the candidate. they want to talk to her. that's why it's important that she's there today. >

donna and tracy, great to see you.s so much. >>> ahead for us "at this hour," new charges should come in the south carolina shooting case -- could come in the south carolina shooting case. a second officer's account of what happened that day is now being called into question. what's not quite matching up? that's next. it begins from the second the pursuiwe're born.ier. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. >>> new calls for a second police officer to be charged following the fatal shooting of walter scott in north charleston. that second officer arrived on the scene shortly after michael slager shot scott in the back. the officer wrote in a poli

a donna johnson le llaman "the water lady" la mujer del agua. tc: 14:30:59 inq: es un angel !nada. ni nada (14:31:08) muy atenta lo hizo solita. en junio del 2014 empezo a acarrear agua en barriles de plastico y a repartir botellas de agua y otros articulos basicos. tc: 14:23:22 inq: donna dice que en esta area hay cuando menos 450 a 550 familias afectadas,, el 65% son hispanas . cg: donna johnson/"la mujer del agua" funcionarios repartieran estos tanques con agua para banarse e inodoros,, y ademas 2 cajas de agua embotellada por persona cada semana. pero se necesita mas agua, mas ayuda. tc: 13:39;23 inq: muchas de estas familias yo se que eventualmente se van a ir de esta área. cg:roman hernandez/pasto r iglesia emmanuel sera este un aviso para otras comunidades? tc: 15:57:56 inq: se nos acaba el agua y se nos acaba casi todo. todo.. cesar -- revisemos el pronostico para los proximos dias.. blanca -- pasamos con gabriela dellan.. gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informa

i agree with donna that marco rubio has a conflicted past. think it's an insult to hispanic voters to suggest, or infer that they are one issue voters. none of us are one issue voters. i don't think they will be either. i don't think it's a fore gone conclusion that just because he's latino that he pulls a huge number of latinos. >> that does matter. >> it matters. i'm just saying, i don't think we ought to make the presumption that latinos are one-issue voters. we talked earlier about inevitability where the clinton campaign issed. and i think mr. bush will figure out, as well that the era of entitlement is over. dr. king once said -- change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. republicans would do well to remember that back to the point i tried to make earlier. if you can't figure out a way to expand your base, you're in trouble. the only person interested to talking about issues beyond the traditional base is rand paul. he's talked about the drone program. about criminal justice reform. >> and he's flip-flopped on national secu

he's not supporting the hometown candidate donna edwards would lives in oxon hill. find out why at 6:30. back to you in the studio. >> all right, delia, thank you at colmar manor this morning. >>> one last chance to hear from the candidates running for the late marion barry's ward 8 council seat. the final forum takes place today at noon. it will be held at covenant baptist church on south capitol street. >>> the man accused of killing three prominent people from alexandria has been found competent to stand trial. charles severance has been linked to the murders of nancy dunning in 2003, ronald kirby in 2013 and ruth anne low gatt toe in 2014. prosecutors say seive answer was driven for kill -- severance was driven to kill in part because after child custody decision that went against him. >>> students at one local high school are in shock this morning over the sudden death of a popular student. madison small was senior captain of the broad run high school softball team. she appeared to be the picture of health but on monday night she was rushed to the hospital wher

that would make donna edwards the easy doris. for baker to make, but the county -- endorsement for baker to make, but the county executive specially close to van hollen. >> the ranking member on the budget committee is a very important thing for us in the state and county. i know he'll do the same thing on the senate side. it was an easy decision in this respect that i don't know him as a name, a congressman. i know him personally and i know the working relationship. >> reporter: montgomery county executive ike leggett backed baker up today saying van hollen's record on diversity is beyond question. the edwards campaign released a statement today saying, "she has the backs of prince george's county voters on issues." scott broom, wusa9. >> donna edwards has been endorsed by other key players in prince george's county politics like the council chair mel franklin. >>> new information on the officer who shot a man inside a home in crofton, maryland, over the weekend. the officer is lieutenant harry peterson. two officers responded t

if elected, representative donna edwards of prince george's will be the first african-american female from maryland and the second black woman to serve in the u.s. senate in history. but baker has chosen representative chris van hollen of montgomery county instead. >> why doesn't he feel like the people in prince george's county are capable? >> reporter: mother and daughter say they're disappointed in baker's recent choices. >> i know donna edwards for over probably about 15 years, and i know she done a lot for prince george's county. i would support her. i don't know why mr. baker doesn't feel he needs to. >> it hars hard to go one way or another because there's pluses on both sides. >> reporter: the mayor of the town of cull perfect manor where baker made the announcement. her council consists of all african-american women. she hasn't decided who she will support in the senate race but says -- >> we need more female voices in all this leadership. >> reporter: baker says he stands by van holland being the best for the job and is prepared to defend that choice. >> i think he's the typ

of supervisors our members it is truly my tllt to be here as we reilluminate the ferry building as donnafections called city rising on until 8 tonight, you can go down the street singing sons and we'd love to see you again at the psa pal list over 50 partners our honor with the natives analogies hanger with rec and park to launch last weekend cpa on cap coop.org with over 50 patterns with the musical expression and motorcycle gunman's and so much more google buses you'll have that we love that that will take us to early if next year as we look at the real thing too (laughter) and, yes harlan kelly affidavit with the p ti he in this case as was w we take it separation from the great world fair there was 6 hundred and plus acres that inspired over 9 millions people scombloerg and celebrating both he remember america as and build a future the fair offered so them inspiration to cross and deprived and bridge the gaps and remember when we are and who we want to be thank you to our partners and sponsors and at&t and hearst foundation thank you and we're going to honor some special ones tonight

. >> i'm joined by tom fuentes and donna sanders.s is a picture that inspired hope in baltimore. a small boy giving police officers bottles of water on the streets. this is what's needed in the city. i'm joined by these two extraordinary people right now. we saw protesters face to face with members of the law enforcement community but cops handled it. tell me what you saw and what it means now for where we are going forward. >> i think the difference was that monday night the police said we can only do one or the other, protect property or protect people. we don't have enough officers on the street to do both. and so the property was looted and some set on fire and fire trucks took a bombardment and fire hoses cut. all day yesterday there were many thousand additional police arrived and national guard soldiers arrived and they were in the background ready to back up the police. yesterday was a measured, professional police response with assistance from community leaders and clergy in the community and police were able to be more meas

it's going to be a real struggle and fascinating. >> lot of questions about her obviously, donna. one of them brianna alluded to. if she wins she would be the second oldest president in american history behind only ronald reagan. does casting herself in this grandmotherly aura run the risk of that being something that her opponents can exploit even further? she also has questions about her health. >> look she will be able to answer all these questions. she has the energy the enthusiasm and the passion to lead this country. and you know what? at the end of the day, age is a number but the number she should be focusing on of course is the number of delegates she needs to win. of course the number of voters that she needs to win. the amount of money she needs to win. but there's no question all of these issues will be raised. but what voters will see on the campaign trail is a candidate who is prepared to lead a candidate who will ultimately i think begin a whole new chapter in american history. >> of course carl she is a known quantity and there are some poll numbers that show her f

donna's contract has a clause that says changes ust ab greed to in writing. she said she didn't agree to different windows so hopefully that will help her in court. >>> it is 7:14. tornado weary resident were allowed to return to is what left of their homes. many seeing that wreckage up close for the first time yesterday. two people were killed and 22 injured when eight tornadoes roared across illinois on thursday. farming community of fair dale was destroyed by a half mile wide tornado, where it registered a ef4 with wind between 180 and 200 miles an hour. >>> carol, we have talk about this all the time just amaze to go see what mother narcan do and scary too to see the the effects. >> you know, it is, to see that kind of devastation when it can be dealt with one hand and then we will get weather like this with the other. we're dealing with great weather here. they are doing that clean up in illinois. you can see we don't even have a cloud in the sky as justin pans the city this morning from the control center in the building and you can see we have a beauti

his campaign to get on with donna churchill's expand. as they enter the conference room fdr recounted that just a moment to say to him, i hope you won't be sore at me for what i'm going to do. churchill's reaction had been to shift disregarding his mouth and ground. as soon as they were seated round the table, roosevelt recounted to perkins, i talked privately to his doll in. i didn't say anything i had read before, but it appears quite chime in a confidential and the other russians joined us to listen. still, no smile from stalin. then i said lifting my hand up to cover a whisperer which of course had to be interpreted winston is so cranky this morning. he got up on the wrong side of the bed. a smile passed over stalin tie and i decided i was on the right track. i began to tease churchville about his britishness about his cigars, about his habit. it began to register with stalin. winston got red and scowled and the more he did so the more stalin smiled. he finally broke out into a deep hearty guffaw at them for the first time in three d

a donna johnson le llaman "the water lady" la mujer del agua. tc: 14:30:59 inq: es un angel !edia nada ni nada. ni nada(14:31:08) muy atenta lo hizo solita. en junio del 2014 empezo a acarrear agua en barriles de plastico y a repartir botellas de agua y otros articulos basicos. tc: 14:23:22 inq: donna dice que en esta area hay cuando menos 450 a 550 familias afectadas, el 65% son hispanas . cg: donna johnson/"la mujer del agua" funcionarios repartieran estos tanques con agua para banarse e inodoros,, y ademas 2 cajas de agua embotellada por persona cada semana. pero se necesita mas agua, mas ayuda. tc: 13:39;23 inq: muchas de estas familias yo se que eventualmente se van a ir de esta área. cg:roman hernandez/pasto r iglesia emmanuel sera este un aviso para otras comunidades? tc: 15:57:56 inq: se nos acaba el agua y se nos acaba casi todo. todo.. juanfra --- es mircoles 29 de abril ... eso significa que hoy es el da de ir a tu escuela!!! lorena ---las cmaras de telemundo 48 estn en la primaria "mount pleasant steam academy"... desde all ms adelante nos enlazaremos con lucrecia.

next is this million more, managing martians, by donna shirley who spent 35 years as an arrow space engineer in which she led the team creating the sojourner mars rover, and finishing all the list is a look at the life of cleopatra. so see what another book congressman coll has recommended, visit coal/house.gov. >> here's our primetime lineup. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern the argument that's first amendment was created to protect the democratic process. not individual rights. at 7:30 princeton university's patricia kelly talk about how poor people in baltimore are created by the government. then at 8:00, the cargoment hat china is not overtaking the united states as the supreme global power. followed by author john ronson's take on public shaming at 9:00 p.m. eastern. on "after words" at 10:00, grow very nordquist discusses his critique of the internal revenue service. and we wrap up our primetime lineup at 11:00 with report putnam. he questions whether the idea of the american dream is head in his book "our kids. "happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> could the development of these missi

congresswoman donna edwards of maryland.or that beautiful article today for everybody. >>> and now, you've probably seen the video showing toyya graham the mom in baltimore who, look at this forcefully encouraged -- that's a good word -- encouraged her son to move away from a riot. the so-called mom of the year that's what people are calling her, says her actions were motivated by downright fear. >> that's my only day, and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. joining me right now is toyya graham's pastor the reverend john lunn of the barion baptist church. reverend, thank you for joining us tonight. you know sometimes we see heroes in the worst possible situations, and i think we just saw one, toyya, toyya graham and your thoughts about her as a member of your congregation and what you know about her situation and her? toyya is a wonderful mom, she's always bringing her children to church. they participate in different programs in church. they sing on the choir, some are in the dance ministry. they'r

donna's contract has a clause that says changes must ab greed to in writing. she didn't agree to different windows so that will help her in court. >> you listen and wonder if there is anything she should have done differently. >> she paid final payment before everything was complete. so i always suggest make sure you got a payment schedule in your contract and stick to it. do not make that final payment until everything is complete. the that is only kind of leverage is you have. >> once that money is gone it could be gone. >> see you at 11:00. >>> jim, thanks very much. >>> good evening, everyone. if you are traveling out and about right now you'll find rush hour, some delays, however are lighter then usual because we have phillies home opener tonight a lot of the folks are at citizens bank park. we will talk about that in a moment. lets talk about ridge avenue west wound. if you are traveling right at city, we are dealing with an overturn tractor trailer. you will note that is here closing the ramp. ridge avenue to lincoln will get you through this. this will

cupp donna brazile.nvestigate a police beating caught on tape a new report examines deadly police use of force and how rarely officers are charged. >>> the fbi is investigating a police beating caught on tape thursday in california. here it is. a group of sheriff's deputies kicking and punching a suspect while on the ground. ten officers now on leave. this amid heightened scrutiny of police use of force after multiple killings of unarmed suspects in the past year. most recently the shooting death of walter scott in south carolina. "the washington post" and bowling green state university examined the phenomenon in detail seeking to identify every officer charged in a deadly shooting in the last decade. out of thousands of cases since 2005 only 54 resulted in charges. 35 of those cases were resolved and of those, 21 officers were either acquitted or saw their charges dropped. the average sentence four years. let's talk about this. joining me now, "the washington post" national reporter and our cnn legal an

donna brazile.ssociated press white house correspondent julie pace and our own white house correspondent jonathan karl. good morning to all of you. and i'm going to start with you, matt dowd. you wrote this week that the religious freedom law is fascinating, disturbing and sad. let me read you what ron brownstein wrote. he thinks this could be the biggest land mine facing republicans. pence'sing a -- pence's underscore the challenge republicans face in reconciling the demands of their culturally conservative base with the evolving realities of an america steadily growing more diverse, secular, and tolerant. that widening gap may be the biggest obstacle to republican hopes of recapturing the white house next year. agree? >> i think it makes it difficult when you get involved in a cultural war. it makes it tougher in a general election. i thought this was fascinating and sad and disappointing is that these issues drop into the body politic. because there's an underlying boiling going on that we don't

that's what she's going to put on stage. >> donna, i want to ask you about what we've heard from theswoman this morning, other republicans, about this being a third obama term. you were the campaign manager for al gore. you remember how angry bill clinton was when you kept him locked in the white house -- >> not me. >> the campaign kept him locked in the white house and not out on the campaign trail for al gore. do you think that barack obama is different and should hillary clinton have him out there? is he an asset? >> yes, he is an asset and so was bill clinton in 2000 an asset for us. but this is different. she is not the sitting vice president of the united states. joe biden is holding that seat. >> she was secretary of state though. >> she was secretary of state but this is not about barack obama. she's not going to run from barack obama the way that many in the senatorial candidates in 2014 ran from president obama. rather she's going to run on her own ideas. she has enough currency not to need to run behind somebody but to run ahead. i don't think -- it is a different campaign

donna will receive bailout money. the west african country has been hurt by falling commodity prices. the budget deficit expected to hit 7.5 percent per year. general motors -- russia is the third-largest car market. >> luxury cars on display. that is where they are staying. no one wants to part with their money in such uncertain times. >> in the first place, people have no confidence in their future life. they are not sure if they will keep their job more on the same salaries as they do now. the unemployment rate is not high, but it could get here. some people are not receiving a salary and some workers are on long-term leave. >> the russian ruble fell sharply, affected by dropping oil prices. it prompted a panic-buying frenzy. >> people were panicked by the reek getting -- by the weakening ruble. they knew a lot of the cars were imported and prices would go up. many people who had been saving money but would -- saving money bought one. >> analysts disagree on what the future ofholds. others are more optimistic. they

. >> some people are critical that you're supporting the white guy and not supporting donna edwards,ongresswoman donna edwards, who is an african-american and a woman and from prince georges county. >> but you also had an friend american running for governor who is from prince georges county. >> anthony brown. >> and he alienated many of the prince georges county delegates and state senators and they didn't really get behind him. and he was surprised why he lost. so i don't know if race is really a factor. i think the two big factors, one, is that baker and van hollen have been friends a long time. they've been political allies. number two, i've always said this someone said it even long before i took it on as a mantra and that is in politics there are no permanent friends. there are no permanent enemies. there's only permanent interest. >> right. >> the reason van hollen and dave can attest to this i believe, remember he was the major fundraise-raiser for the democratic party. so he's cashing in a lot of chips. >> yeah. he has a lot of clips to cash in. well what it does is admitted

baker is passing over his own constituent representative donna edwards also running for senate. they are both running to fill the seat left by retiring senator barbara mikulski. edwards represents a lot of prince george's county. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. an american soldier is dead after an afghan soldier opens fire on troops in afghanistan. now, the attacker was shot and killed but two other americans were also wounded. now, this happened in the city of jalalabad, as u.s. delegation that included the ambassador to afghanistan. michael mckinley were leaving the governor's compound. no one in that specific group was hurt knop word. no word on a motive. back to you. >> thanks angie. >>> today, transportation leaders from across the region will meet to set up a commission to oversee metro safety. this follows metro underground emergency that killed one woman at l'enfant plaza in january. representatives from the district maryland and virginia meet at noon. many called for an independent safety commission for several years. now the commission is a step closer to becoming

donna, i got to talk to you first.ow you're close to the clinton team.hey didn't want to put anybody out to talk about this book today even though we asked. you just saw peter schweizer there. what do you make of his allegations, generally but also the specific allegation he makes that there are undisclosed donations to the clinton foundation from foreign charities. >> well, first of all, george, i haven't read the full book. i'm sure it's still being rewritten somewhere because the newspapers and other publicly indications are already disputing some of the facts he claims in his book. look, there are more drippings in this book than juice or sauce and what the campaign needs to do and they did it last week is to just go ahead and respond to these allegations, they're scurrilous, we're going to see more as the campaign goes along but respond to them and continue to reach out to voters and ignore all of this background noise. that's what they need to do. >> mr. speaker, i read that you thought these allegations are starting to reach some kind of critical

today county executive baker will give his endorsement for chris van hole will notlen over donna bakerey did a lot of work together in the early '90s where they got woork work dub inone in school funding and gun laws. van hollen has already also been endorsed by ike leggett as well as the entire county council. edwards who launched her candidacy within days of mikulski mikulski's announcement built her career as an i said has earned support from national progressives. there is a number of other candidates involved but bake ear decision says his decision is rooted in the candidate that can get things done and continue to push the type of change that they're trying to see here in prince george's county. so today that announcement will be taking place at about 11:00. back to you guys in the studio.zachary, thank you. >>> a navy officer in charge of a naval base has been reassigned following a deadly shooting. the virginiian pilot reports the lieutenant was removed from the post. an investigation revealeded a series of security lapses that allowed a than to drive on the base without a reas

we made donna bell's bake shop. on 49th and 8th.of my mom in there, handwritten recipes from her. from around the world, people not only visit here and go there, but people are asking us about what it is. what we did, we made this special little book. it comes out todayed so we're all very excited. it's part biography and part cookbook. >> but the pictures i wanted to lick the pages. jalapeno cornbread squares. strawberry scones with the lemon icing. stop it. >> yeah. there's so much. it's biographies, me and my mom, growing up. a lot of people are surprised, it's a cookbook but very touching. a lot of people read the cookbook, yesterday, somebody told me you made me cry over the stories. >> talk about your mom for a second what she meant to you. how she had influenced you? >> well you know she was my mom and she was a wonderful lady. i lost her way too early. i thing anybody -- >> that's you on the right-hand side. >> that's me. that's my sister andy. and that's my beautiful mom in the middle. i've said before i think no matter how

donna falls in the group whose migraines are triggered by nerves in the neck. >> essentially the jointsrt rubbing and that irritate the nerve that goes from the back of your neck to the back of your head and off set and trigger a migrate. >> reporter: the procedure she's having should tell if those nerves are the problems. >> we block the nerve that goes to the joint in the neck which may be the trigger. >> reporter: under x-ray guidance drop inject a long acting anesthetic numbering the nerve. >> i went three solid days without a headache. >> reporter: since she's getting relief, doctors plan to use radio frequency on the nerve which could provide at least a year of migraine relief. now migraines are caused by lots of different things. doctors say if you are looking up at a tv and computer screen causes neck pain and tightness which triggers a headache that is a a good indication that migraine is caused by a nerve problem in the neck. we should also tell you these injections don't work for everybody, some people it is a great relief. >> just listening to her describe what that feels li

you're asking about donna, i'm sure. my wife was a lady that loved -- she wanted to be loved. she loved the community. she loved my family. she was a lady that was very strong in faith and she just wanted to be together with somebody and be loved. she loved the farm. but she loved also her family and my family also. >> at the end of her life, were there moments of clarity for her? >> yes. some of the last words she said, tell henry i love him very much. >> that's like two months after the alleged event. >> and joel, let me ask you -- >> that actually -- >> joel, what was your concern, if henry had been found guilty, obviously that would not have been the turn out you wanted, but what was your greater concern in terms of the big picture? >> well, you're right. i mean as far as henry was concerned, he -- this was a name clearing thing. he couldn't not go to trial once the allegation was made. you can imagine how his reputation suffered as a result. there was never any doubt that he had to go to trial and go the whole way. now, you know, the state alleged this was a forcible felo

many are upset that baker did not people a constituent interest his own county congresswoman donna edwardsand van holland served together in the maryland house of delegates in the 1990s. >> i regularly endorse people that i know personally that i trust personally, that i've work worked w. i think he's the type of person that's going to go in there and be the type of senator we've seen senator mikulski be. >> i've known donna edwards for over probably 15 years. i know she done a lot for the county. i would support her. i don't know why mr. baker doesn't feel he needs to support her. >> montgomery county supervisor isaiah leggitt has supported van holland. if elected edwards would be the first african-american senator from mare march. >>> a new call for help to catch the vandals who sprayed hate messages on a synagogue. >>> safety changes coming to metro a . >>> people who live in a montgomery county community are being asked to check their security cameras. detectives are hoping that someone else in gaithersburg's kentland neighborhood captured video of the people who vandalized a synagogue

there is an opportunity with all the sponsors that we have and with the enthusiasm with charlotte and donna others bring to this. the imagination that innovation hangar brings, the historic evolution of at & t that we get to lead is all a part of this historic is documenting and one thing i think our youth need to understand where we as people come from in san francisco and what history allows us to be that innovation wasn't just something that an app discovered. it was the spirit of people that have been here for generations. and over 100 years ago if i get to teach the young tech kids what history was then hopefully we appreciate what innovation was across many industries across to board about the spirit of people and what we do for each other to bring in a strong community. you are going to find this out if you read this book that i have just been handed that's going to be part of this celebration, the jewel, a city that it is called. i take you back to this very building that we are in. the good symbol of what bernard may back designed this full arts and suggest to you that this began t

he is the best of the best and he really had a lovely little speech last night it was wonderful and donna was chosen by her peers if the personnel department and mayor ed lee young lee just a class act he's the classiest guy and, of course the big toe we call you the big toe and richard carr san francisco district attorney we pick you like from our peers that's the nicest award of you'll when our people are recognizing you this is a feature in your cap to let our aunts and uncles know you one this award is there anything else i have to say this is a big agenda and in the end congratulations open being amazing and making our district wonderful. >> it concludes item c now d student delegate report we'll hear in the set the record straight student delegate report. >> question collaborated with commissioners sandra fewer and had discussion about the first reading we'll do today for the cpr we want

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. >> i'm sorry, i'm stealing donna's quotes here. a widow, an orphan, there is no words to describe that. he was doing a great job of carrying on your amazing son's legacy. to help with you that, i'm going to give you some brief stories and funny things about derek because he's also a really funny young man. >> oh yes. >> the good thing about somebody being memorialized that way is that he will always remain a young man. he doesn't age, he doesn't lose his spark. >> i don't think he would have ever lost his spark. i think he energizes everyday. >> one thing about derek, he was able to be open about having adhd and he was able to refocus his energy. oftentimes we were in meetings together he would go off in a tangent and his timer would go off and i would say, time to refocus, derek. i'm just thinking as a parent, what a great parenting step. i'm going to use this with my children. he took the timer to taipei with him. he didn't use it in college. >> he did use it in college. that's what he said. >> he also used a dry board so he can

families throughout the city or on their own, people who live in apartments in row homes, ricardo and donnair own home in northwest. today's services for people -- group homes are dead. we still have them. but when people come to us that's not what they want. they want services that are really tailored to specific interests and goals. employment help with being included in their community, accessing retirement services recreation health care. it's no longer you come and we put you in a spot. it's really about how can we help you achieve your goals and ambitions just like you and i. so it's really changed. >> all right. laura nuss andy reese and ricardo thornton, thank you for joining us at "viewpoint." >> thank you. >> thank you for being with us. i'm pat lawson muse. stay with us now for "news 4 today." >>>. >>> the search. what police are asking for you that could help locate two montgomery county siblings who have been missing for seven months. >>> cooler today. but more importantly heavy rain and potentially severe thunderstorms in the forecast. the latest timing on what you can expect

our guest donna dorble. >> we call it donna dorble. come on in. you twist it and you bring it forward and pull it around. >> put it on the jewel? >> yep. >> bunny ears. >> i look like a little mouse. >> the beauty of it is that you don't have to, you know flip your hair down or anything. >> all right. well -- >> $40 called a wrapado. available in designer colors. >> thank you donna. >> is want to leave it on? >> >> friday funny. >> nothing like canned laughter. okay. a lawyer says to the wealthy art collector, i have some good news and i have some bad news. collector replies, i've had an awful day let's hear the good news first. all right. well, the guy says your wife invested $5,000 in two pictures this week that she figures are worth at least $2 million to $3 million each. the man replies, well very good news indeed. you've made my day. what's the bad news? the lawyer answers, the pictures are of you with your secretary. >> good one. all right. if you are going through a tough time, some advice to help you bounce back. >> that is literally our b

. >> this means baker will not support donna edwards, the congresswoman representing his district. she and van hollen are both running to replace barbara mikulski who is retiring the end of her term. >>> now to washington d.c. where the campaign 2015 special election is in the homestretch. the voters in wards 4 and 8 will cast their ballots to fill the seats once held by muriel bowser in 4 and the late marion barry in 8. the folks running for his seat took part in a forum sponsored by aarp. the candidates were asked to be ready to talk affordable housing, prescription drugs, long term and home healthcare. transportation solutions for ward 8 were on the table. special election day is april 28th. the early voting kicks in april 13th. to learn where and when to cast your ballots, you can go to our website www.wusa9.com. check out the voter guide. >>> there's new information related to the murder of a lawyer at the donovan house hotel in northwest d.c. d.c. police arrested 19-year-old domonique johnson in connection with the case charging her with conspiracy. this is their second arres

i will take those thank you, donna. >> she has to do everything (laughter). >> just give her your paper. >> the interconnection agreements we're dealing with the interconnection agreement is coming to an end to put the resources and as a result of those the metering and low monitoring as well as the assessment projects are detailed those are the 4 projects that have red dots in the hetch hetchy and with respect to the wastewater cip. >> can we stop and take questions anybody questions for hetch hetchy yes. >> thank you one question i've asked sometime ago whether we're using the appropriate metrics for the projects hetch hetchy is one of the places we have one that caught my eye whether there's a lot of projects it's hard to tell whether or not we're on schedule cause we've put so many things together i don't know what the tournament metrics are but we talked about that before we gave thought and how are we persuading. >> as it relates to the hetch hetchy project we're in the process of developing and articulating the hetch hetchy program very similar to what we did with the water syste