>> i want go back to dorothy, the 90-year-old burlesque dancer. she started dancing in 1943. regret was she never became famous. >> but now? >> hello. >> you're proof that it's never too old. bachelorette" bad boys, speaking of being famous. reaching new lows. that you have not seen the worst of it we'll tell you what they cut out of last night's show. >> you want to fight me? >>> plus inside the new movie taking dares to the extreme. we make the stars put the money where the mouth is. >> that's it. >>> the three things you never knew about the beatles -- our exclusive look at ron howard's new documentary. >> we were all pretty scared. >>> you want to fight me? any time, any place. >> don't worry, we got a security guard. >> drama, drama, drama last night on "the bachelorette." it's what we've come to expect from bad boy chad. it happened last night when all the bachelorette men got together. chad went after everybody. i mean everybody. our lauren zima was ttere to reveal all the drama you didn't see on tv. >> you might want to pump your brakes, i got dirt on you. >> don't ma

. >> dorothy also called police. the next day, one of martha's friends found her body under a tree in the moxley yard. >> my friend would go and look and said it was martha, and she was gone. >> the crime was brutal, she was beaten with a golf club that broke into pieces, the shaft used to stab her in the neck. she was. raped, but her pants were left down around here knees. >> you grew up in hurry after this? >> in some ways, there was always a constant haze that how is this possible? it just wasn't real. >> it was a sad day in greenwich, a day when people stood outside of church and talked quietly. they talked about violence, which it turned out could even find it's way into the suburbs. >> two of the skakel bores, john, 16 at the time and david who was 12, talked about that day. do you remember your reaction when you heard martha moxley's body had been found? >> yeah. i mean my hackles go up, it's horrifying. you started out by asking, what was it like to live in belle haven? it was magic, and that magic was broken

here is dorothy and a family farm in kansas. and her problem does not seem that dramatic or earth shattering. i think her neighbor was threatening her dog. i like the line at the beginning where dorothy says, she just wants to get away from trouble. that becomes a good way of understanding people in the 1930's. a beastly they have bigger trouble than keeping their dog safe. but she discovers that in trying to get away from trouble, sometimes it ends up being in more trouble. these. looked at some of when we talked about the new deal and depression from the economic and political angle -- so a bit of this is a review. think about it in terms of how it affects families. that is going to be the angle i will stress year. -- i will stress here. 80% of the banks were closed on the eve of franklin roosevelt inauguration in 1933. that is hard to imagine today. the national unemployment rate was about 25%. we will see in a moment, if you lived in a city's, the unemployment rate is going to be higher. third,s high as one maybe 33% unemplo

spee1 i think i think we have the point dorothy, thank you.thy. >> guest: thank you dorothy, that was a great question of very important and significant question. i am reminded of the texas state of texas textbook controversy when they wanted to refer the slaves as quote workers. of course that was voted down but the fact that something like that would be tabled is astonishing. i think that universities and colleges across this country need more diversity. there is no doubt about it i think it is incumbent upon university presidents and department chairman's to makeeui that happen. i think there are a lot of writers, scholars, artists who are not from the traditional background but have done wonderful things and i think those artists should be brought into the academic community. i think it is more enjoyable for the students to see somebody who is not so much a traditional academic background such as myself. i have a ba degree, but i have seven books. and a whole lot of writing behind me so i think is the people who run the university just the same as the people who run the corporatio

dorothy woods is the wife of ty woods who mrs.nton and the state department abandoned to die on a roof in benghazi. the america media needs to talk to them as much as to the khans and everybody else. they just need to be fair. >> as you know, also, the mother of the ambassador who was killed in that tragedy in benghazi, she also said to donald trump stop using this, stop talking about my son. so you're getting people on both sides of the -- >> on both sides. >> weighing in. so you can't look at one without the other. >> i would encourage people to google dorothy woods and see the ad in which she responds to mrs. clinton telling the american people after director c comey said she lied. dorothy woods said you don't have the right to tell me to move on because it was my husband that died on the roof in benghazi. i think both of them need to spend a lot more time with gold star families as george w. bush and president obama have. i think first lady michelle obama has been wonderful with gold store families. it's not a political issue.

. >> her mother, dorothy, was terribly neglected. she was on her own working as a housekeeper by the time she was 13. she once said that job was the first time she saw what a loving family looked like. >> she told me one time her young parents left her overnight by herself, she was 4 years old, coupons so she could go to the corner cafe and get food. and i mean just the image of this little girl all by herself walking down the stairs of the walk-up tenements out the door alone to the corner to the cafe and getting food with coupons just haunts me. >> here is a woman making her fi she is, we all know, bright and promising, an achiever. and yet extraordinarily what is most striking about the young woman is her heart. >> her commitment to making people's lives better, her abiding belief that the same opportunities that chelsea has had should be extended to every child, that comes through in everything that she does. bigwig. instead she chose the children's defense fund. there she went door to door, gathering stories to help children wit

we wanted to help our country and the patriotic reasons that we did it. >> while dorothy was trainingmarvin peret turned 18 and joined the service. >> at 9:00 a.m. in the morning they processed me all day and at 5:00 they swore me in as the latest member of the coast guard. >> he was assigned to the uss bay field, carrying 1,500 troops and a 500-man crew. >> we met in norfolk and became members of that crew from that day forward. >> there's a coast guard captain vessel. >> yes, sir. >> coast guard crews. any navy on it at all? >> we were strictly coast guard men from the captain on down. >> across the pond to the united kingdom, marvin didn't know it yet, but a routine landing exercise was about to go terribly wrong. >> april the 28th, 1944, we were in plymouth, england. we had some 20,000 troops that were going to hit the beach and this will be code named exercise tiger. >> exercise tiger is a rehearsal for normandy. >> yes, it is. we pulled into the region about 2:00 in the morning, poised to bring the troops ashore. not one, by nine german e boats promptly cut loose with their torp

dorothy once wrote me a letter and she said this. mom who knew her daughter well. now, we saw hillary's heart, her heart, when as first lady she worked across party lines to bring health care to millions and millions of children. we saw her strength when after 9/11, she stood with first responders and tirelessly fought for them. we saw her strength. we saw her leadership when as secretary of state, hillary clinton restored america's standing in the world. you remember that, after the bush administration and i, i personally saw the light in her eyes when she became a grandmother and her fight for a better america became even more personal and even more urgent. now, during this campaign, we have seen something else, her toughness and i know a little

my mother, dorothy, was abandoned by her parents as a young girl.er saw she had nothing to eat at lunch and brought extra food to share the entire year. the lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me, no one gets through life alone. we have to look out for each other and lift each other up. and she made sure i learned the words from our methodist faith, do all the good you can and for all the people you can and for all the ways you can as long as ever, you can. so i went to work for the children's defense fund going door to door in new bedford, massachusetts. on behalf of children with disabilities who are denied the chance to go to school, i remember meeting a young girl in a wheelchair on the small back porch of her house, she told me how badly she wanted to go to school, it just didn't seem possible in those days. and i couldn't stop thinking of my mother and what she'd gone through as a child. it became clear to me that simply caring is not enough, to drive real progress, you have to change both hearts and laws, you need both understan

my mother, dorothy, was abandoned by her parents as a young girl.on her own at 14 working as a house maid. she was saved by the kindness of others. her first grade teacher saw she had nothing to eat at lunch and brought extra food to share the entire year. the lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me. no one gets through life alone. we have to look out for each other and lift each other up, and she made sure i learned the words from our methodist faith, do all the good you can, for all the people you can, in all the ways you can, as long as ever you can. [ applause ] so i went to work for the children's defense fund, going door to door, in new bedford, massachusetts, on behalf of children with disabilities who were denied the chance to go to school. i remember meeting a young girl in a wheelchair on the small back porch of her house. she told me how badly she wanted to go to school. it just departmeidn't seem poss those days and i couldn't stop thinking of my mother, and what she'd gone through as a child. it became clear to me that simp

(female narrator) figure skating legend, dorothy hamill. (male narrator) and 12-time olympic medalist dara torres. plus, everyday women whose lives and skin

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a tree and dorothy from dark caught on fire and the flames started slashing at the roof. oakley was with her 59th year old debt written daughter who suffers from multiple sclerosis. --59 year old bed wr-- daughter >> i hear someone screaming help when i got on around the corner. >> i knew someone with in the house i thought that i could go into the house and see if i could help. >> came and asked if anyone else was in here. in the x if my daughter could walk? >> reporter: picking up her daughter from the bed and carrying her out side for safety. >> people have a family just like i do and i know they want them to be safe and out apart like i would. >> reporter: other than a few bruises dorothy's the water is healthy and so easy. --dorothy's daughter >> i am so glad that got rocked this young man here because it could have been a different story. --i am so glad that god brought >> reporter: good news in terms of the house as well is not really damaged. hopefully, they are able to still live there. the insurance man with out there today to see what was burned. >> grant:theiv

>> dorothy hamill. >> we all wanted to be here. >> dorothy was just 19 years old when she took home thestria. known for her moves on the ice and of course that bobbed hairstyle we all wanted, dorothy quickly became america's sweetheart. >> now dorothy hamill. look at the lovely smile on her face. >> i knew that if i skated well, i had a chance. after the short program, i was in first place and then there's that mind game, okay, do i play it safe? do i just go for it? >> what did you do? >> i went for it. >> you struck gold. >> dorothy hamill. >> it was 1976, winter olympics in austria and hamill won the short and long program taking the gold medal. hamill made an interesting decision following those games. while most figure skaters turned to professional skating, hamill decided to compete in the world championships. >> i had never won a world championship. i knew i would always regret it if i didn't at least try. >> her decision paid off. she won the world championships that year. that's not all. hamill also created a new skating move known as the hamill camel. >> watch her drop it down

. >> host: first call for him is dorothy in haiti, missouri. dorothy, you're on booktv. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: hello. >> host: dorothy -- >> guest: hello, hello. >> host: torte think, we're listening. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. my granddaughter, she's mixed, and she's absolutely beautiful, and she's in eighth grade. we kind of have a different sort of problem here in our school with her. she has problems with the black kids in school. we had to take her out of school and home school her. white kids have accepted her, but the black kids are the ones that are bullying her and giving her trouble. and, you know, yeah. yes, our town, we have a lot of prejudice in our town. we're a small, rural town, and, you know, it's there. but that's what has surprised us. so do you have any explanation for that? [laughter] >> host: taye diggs. >> guest: ooh. i mean, there are tons of people out there that can relate, and i'm sorry that your family has to go through that. but it's, as i said earlier, you

the investigation details a story of disabled army veteran clayton homes customer dorothy. her monthly income was less than $700, but clayton approved her for a $60,000, 20-year loan at more than 10% ininterest. the monthly payment of $673 consumed much of her only income, her army disability benefit, and within 1 months of purchase -- 18 months of purchase, she was behind on payments and clayton was attempting to foreclosure on her home. this is precisely the kind of predatory practices that dodd-frank was enacted to stop. but today we consider legislation that would pave the way for its return. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and oppose the predatory manufactured housing loan. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. crenshaw: mr. chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minute. mr. crenshaw: first just let me say that the provision the gentleman would like to strike is a provision that giv

. >> nick: there it is, miss dorothy. you are amazing. dorothy needs your votes, people. the golden buzzer, do what you got to do. let's keep it going. >>> here's a unique dance company that brought their incredible vision from russia to america. it's sila sveta. >> we combine the art of dance and projection to do something you can't do in any other arm. >> alex creates all the images and projection. >> then we come in and we incorporate our choreography. >> alex. >> hey, you guys. nice to see you again. >> okay. here we go. a little dance inside the queue. so it will be a lot of movement from one part to another. it's a great thing about collaboration, all different cultures, different people, to make one project. it's our baby. our performance is about how technology makes to real life. derek is the programmer. he's discovered how to create the official but it will be a surprise for him because in the end she will destroy him. my dream is to have our show in las vegas. so to be in "america's got talent" is very important for up. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

. >> en esta convenciÓn, quiero mencionar el nombre de nuestros padres, elli y dorothie sanders.n orgullosos de que bernie renueve esta visiÓn. es por esto que con una enorme agobio mi voto es para bernie sanders. -- orgullo -- mi voto es para bernie sanders. luis: la cota del sur fue el estado que le dio a hillary clinton el nÚmero necesario para asegurar su nominaciÓn. poco despuÉs, cuando el llegÓ el turno a vermont, sanders interrumpiÓ la votacion para proclamar la nominaciÓn de hillary clinton en una muestra de unidad. despuÉs del voto, recomenzaron los discursos. la actriz amÉrica ferrera retoÓo el tema de inmigraciÓn. con ironÍa dijo que de acuerdo donald trump ella era probablemente una violadora. hubo tambiÉn otros oradores, elÉctrica de la naciÓn dijo que hillary clinton iba a terminar con el racismo institucional. hablaron madres cuyos hijos cayeron a manos de la violencia criminal y policial, como la madre trevor, y tambiÉn hablÓ la ex secretaria de estado. dijo que donald trump no estÁ calificado para nada y que es peligroso para dirigir los destinos de esta naciÓn.

quick to forgive, sensitive, empathetic, but like her mother, dorothy, if she gets knocked down seven times, she will get up eight. one night in arkansas many years ago, a group of us went back to their place for dessert. we were sitting on the kitchen counters and bill and hillary were talking in deep nuance about health care for children. and as they were talking, i remember looking at bill and thinking, i wish you could become president some day. then i looked at hillary and i thought, wouldn't it say something to our daughters, to our sons, to all those people whose lives i know you could touch if you became president, because i know you, and i know you will never stop working your heart out for them. that was 38 years ago. and then it seemed like too much to dream for. but tonight, it seems very, very possible. >> anybody can brag. anybody can talk. hers is the poetry of doing. >> when people ask us how she's still standing, we say, it's very simple, she's got more guts than anybody in the room. >> the guts to fight for the people like the six americans you're about to meet. >> m

and she was often joined by her devoted mother, dorothy. painful , and taught hillary how one caring person can make a change in a child's life. letter,once wrote me a and she said this. i can't remember when hillary didn't take the long view of things. it was never instant gratification. she wrote, that strong sense of empathy for others and a great sense of humor have served her well. now, that is a mom who knew her daughter well. , hersaw hillary's heart heart, when, as first lady, she worked across party lines to bring health care to millions and millions of children. we saw her strength when, after 9/11, she's good with first with first-- stood responders and tersely fought for them. andaw her strength leadership, when, as secretary of state, hillary clinton restored america's standing in the world. , after ther that bush administration, and i heronally saw the light in eyes when she became a grandmother, and her fight for a better america became even more personal and even more urgent. now, during this campaign, we have seen something

dorothy was not leaving without her daughter.t's when desean holcomb and a friend came to the rescue. >> i heard the lady screaming as i was coming around the corner and by the time i got around here i kind of confirmed there was still somebody in the house. so just ran. let's go in there and get them out of there. >> the flames, the intense heat and smoke forked desean and another man who rushed to usher everyone out the side door. firefighters got there just in time to put out the fire. no one was hurt. >> the wife of a unlicensed foot dr. swings for the fences when fox 29 investigates tried to ask few questions. fox 29 investigates tried to ask few questions. we'll tell you why next. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >> wife of a foot dr. accused of of doing lipo without a license

dorothy was not leaving without her daughter.t's when desean holcomb and a friend came to the rescue. >> i heard the lady screaming as i was coming around the corner and by the time i got around here i kind of confirmed there was still somebody in the house. so just ran. let's go in there and get them out of there. >> the flames, the intense heat and smoke forked desean and another man who rushed to usher everyone out the side door. firefighters got there just in time to put out the fire. no one was hurt. >> the wife of a unlicensed foot dr. swings for the fences when fox 29 investigates t >> wife of a foot dr. accused of of doing lipo without a license swings a mop handle at jeff co cole. >> some of the images in this story you might find disturbing. here's jeff's report. >>> this man says a desire to quickly and easily drop pounds led him to liposuction. >> i had weight i couldn't get off with diet and exercise and it really started to bother me. >> reporter: he got more than he bargained for. embarrassed with the results, he a

my mother, dorothy, was abandoned by her parents as a young girl. she ended up on her own at 14, working as a house maid. she was saved by the kindness of others. her first grade teacher saw she had nothing to eat at lunch, and brought extra food to share. the entire year. the lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me: no one gets through life alone. we have to look out for each other and lift each other up. she made sure i learned the words of our methodist faith: "do all the good you can, for all the people you can, in all the ways you can, as long as ever you can." [cheers] i went to work for the children's defense fund, going door-to-door in new bedford, massachusetts -- [cheers] on behalf of children with disabilities who were denied the chance to go to school. i remember meeting a young girl in a wheelchair on the small back porch of her house. she told me how badly she wanted to go to school, it just didn't seem possible. and i couldn't stop thinking of my mother and what she went through as a child. it became clear to me that simp

dorothy says a customer noticed smoke coming from a light fixture.y thought it was no big deal but soon everyone evacuated as the smoke intensified. >> suddenly it engulfed the whole place. jeff: firefighters knocked it down by the damage was done. >> i can't believe it happened. jeff: now comes the rebuilding, which is not a question of if. >> i hope. i think. jeff: but when. >> we rebuild it. the community is definitely going to support it. jeff: the breedings news first hand what al's ray and a bond no fire can break. >> we have to see what we can do to rebuild and get it back up and running as soon as possible. jeff: as soon as possible. certainly the hope of the exact time frame to be determined. meanwhile, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. life in alexandria -- live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: two deadly police shootings within days of each other in completely different parts of the country have sparkled new outrage over excessive police force. jonathan eli

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just a terrible story and the message that dorothy robyn drove home as you don't get divorced.mily is essential. so i think one of the things hillary clinton has had throughout her career as big as we've had ups and downs in our marriage. first of all, bill clinton are furious. they say we are to people in love with each other. we also fill each other in many different ways. the story shows she has a deep commitment to maintaining the marriage. the use of chelsea is saying we are not as though less, childless yuppie couple who don't understand life, where we are advised. it shows you a little bit that children don't come with an instruction manual. she tells ms. torres about her sheer incompetence as a young mother, not knowing how to breast-feed. i understand as a father of four kids how'd difficult it is, how steep a learning curve is, especially that first year of life. nevertheless, there's something about the way she tells the stories as i was raised to be the intellectual, the feminist and i was assured how to make this leap and now i want to help others do that. but it i

of course dorothy was not leaving without her daughter and that's when desean holcomb an friend camescue. >> i her the lady screaming as i was coming around the corner and then by the time i got around here i kind of confirmed it was still somebody in the house, so just ran. let's go in there and get them out of there. >> the flames intense heat and smoke forced desean and his friend who rushed to usher of one out out the side door. now, firefighters arrived just in time to put out the fire and no one is hurt. >>> all right. suspected drunk driver leads police on chase but he's not in a car. that's him trying to swim away. guess what? it didn't work. how police finally caught him. >>> and we're introducing to you a very special teenager with a very special plan. he's about to fly across the united states. why this is a bigger deal than he knows. >> we're tracking the steamy heat and humidity and it hasn't even peaked yet. the heat will continue to build. this is the hottest air mass of the season about to get hotter. we'll track the numbers coming up with the seven day. (male off-scr

a police involved shooting at the intersections of georgia avenue and dorothy spencer has more. >> reporter: that is right, we're here in the northwest part of the district, still a very active scene into the investigation. from what we understand the shooting unfolded right here in the parking lot on the cvs corner. and if you look down just beside the building there is additional activity. we can see officers and police cars and what i would describe as a little alley back there. we're not sure exactly what happened back there. but still, a lot of police on scene even at this hour, we can show you the video and see a lot of evidence markers here in the parking lot. we can see a shoe, and different casings out here as well as shattered glass. what we have been able to confirm from d.c. police, what they have confirmed is that an off duty officer was somehow involved in this we understand that two people were shot. these were men, were shot out here in the parking lot. apparently they were not transported to the hospital. they somehow made their way to the hospital. we have been able to con

(female narrator) figure skating legend, dorothy hamill. (male narrator) and 12-time olympic medalist dara torres. plus, everyday women whose lives and skin are being transformed with crepe erase. (female #1) i never thought i'd have my mother's skin. i had the turkey neck. and i started purchasing turtle necks. even in the summer. i had crepey skin on my neck, chest, elbows, knees. >>> i'm jeff glor. >> good morning. president obama is here in war saw to tackle a number national security issues here at nato, but for the second time in less than 24 hours, he is going to be addressing the violence back home. it was last night, immediately upon arrival, that he first spoke out saying he was deeply disturbed by what is recently happened in baton rouge and minnesota. and called on americans to really self-search here and look at some of what he called racial disparities embedded in the american criminal justice system. hours later, that violence in dallas erupted. so when we hear from the president shortly, he will be addressing those police sh

larry sanders: en esta convenciÓn, quiero mencionar el nombre de nuestros padres, ely y dorothy, tuvieronjÓvenes. estarÍan inmensamente orgullosos de su hijo y sus logros. lo amaban. [aplausos] lo amaban como tambiÉn amaban la polÍtica del nuevo trato del presidente franklin roosevelt. estarÍan orgullosos de que bernie renueve esta visiÓn. por eso es que con un enorme orgullo, mi voto es para bernie sanders. [aplausos] reportero: los temores que ha habido falta de unidad y de desorden en el piso no se han materializado, muchos estados han votado por sanders Él han destruido sus delegados entre ambos candidatos. estamos con marisa lee, una delegada de la florida que apoya a sanders. >> sanders tiene la idea de cÓmo nosotros es enfermera, tiene un plan para los pacientes, nosotros pensamos que sanders tiene este plan para ayudar a todos. reportero: a votar en noviembre por hillary clinton? >> ahora no sÉ lo que voy a hacer. reportero: ese es el desafÍo que tiene la campaÑa de hillary clinton, convencer a los delegados y a todos los que apoyaron a sanders diferentes a la candidata. jrorge: m

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. >> i want to bring before this convention the names of our parents, eli sanders, and dorothy glassford sanders. they did not have easy lives, and they died young. it makes me proud, they loved -- >> democrats -- >> they loved the new deal of franklin roosevelt, and would be especially proud that they're renewing that vision. it is with enormous pride that i cast my vote for bernie sanders. >> then as the roll call concluded senator sanders joined the vermont delegation on the convention floor and the chantschants offereto make thvote. >> madam chair, i move that the convention suspend the procedural rules. i move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> now hillary clinton doesn't accept the party's nomination until tomorrow but last night she made a surprise appearance at the convention via satellite, just as alicia keys wrapped up her performance. photos of every u.s. president from george washington to barack obama, all men

news 4's dorothy spencer reports from fairfax county tonight. >> reporter: sheila has worked to helponvicted felons get their voting rights back in virginia. but now a major setback. >> just seems >> the virginia supreme court ruled that terry mcauliffe went too far when he enabled more than 200,000 felons who served their time to register to vote. >> absolutely devastated. >> the court ruled the order unconstitutional. the governor has said the civil war era provision was meant to block african-americans from voting. he said in a statement he would sign nearly 13,000 individual orders for citizens who have already had their rights restored and registered to vote. >> they need a second chance and the opportunity to be what they deserve to be as far as a voter in the state of virginia. >> critics accuse the governor of trying to pad the voter rolls before election day. virginia's house speaker and senate majority leader issued a statement that says the supreme court of virginia delivered a major victory for the constitution, the rule of law and the commonwealth of virginia. this opini

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