>> erwin denies ever dealing drugs in general population. but admits to having used drugs smuggled in by other inmates. she also says she knows how to get them into jail. >> like with drugs, stuff like that tobacco, you tuck it. since i'm already in ad-seg -- >> what's tucking it? explain to me. >> tucking it -- i'm going to blush. females wrap everything up and put it in their vaginal canal and bring it in. >> erwin has prior convictions for vehicle theft, drug possession, making terroristic threats, receiving stolen property and residential burglary. this time she's serving nine months for possession of stolen property, drug paraphernalia and vehicle theft. >> i like to spend a lot of money. i like brand new everything. i have an expensive habit and expensive lifestyle. so it's unrealistic for me to find a job. just throw me the amount of money that i want. >> doing time in jail has not served as a deterrent. >> i love you. >> love you too! >> i love my life. i mean, it's probably not the best thing i could have chose to do. i'm happy with

hey, erwin. >> hello. >> i love about hoda, she calls her brother and sister both erwin. >> that's what they call me too. >> erwin was a cartoon character. that was the geeky person. we started off calling each other when we were little kids and it's continued. >> hoda will answer her phone and go hey, erwin. she's talking to hala in dubai. exactly. we're going to have fun today. it's -- now we have to every wednesday hear your words of wisdom. is this like a continuing thing? >> i don't know. let's play the music. i think you're going to love this one. >> this is good. >> if there are no dogs in heaven then when i die, i want to go where they went. >> well good news, there will be dogs in heaven. it's scripture. there are animals in heaven. you have a nice surprise today. >> they're asking me to give away some of my favorite things to the people on the plaza. i was giving away the beautiful cds. handing them out to the people in the crowd guess who showed up? >> jesse mueller who won the tony. >> plays carol king. >> so nice of her. >> she was in the crowd with the peeps and -- >> she'

frederick erwin looks forward to the day that her son has a full run of her yard. most of it has sat roped off. the pipe taking run off to the thek broke, pipes that are department of transportation's responsibility to fix. the contractor dug in in july. when they got to the pipes, they realize the problem was bigger than first thought and said they would be back. >> we get bits and pieces of information, but frankly, it always comes with a, the crew will be there monday, and we kept her week, that has not been the case. >> leaving the family with a sinking feeling as the whole has come bigger and moved closer to their home, not to mention the porta potty in their front yard. >> i'm really irritated. this has been going on now since this opens. the scope of the problem required additional work in order to fix it. that was part of the delay. the agency acknowledged there have been issues with the city hired contractor showing up, but a spokesman says once the work starts, it should be a fairly quick process. late this afternoon, the family sent us this picture of so

bob erwin is the owner of the gun shop in las vegas. the girl was within the ranges, age requirement of 8 years old. he also feels what happened in the arizona desert is unusual. >> i have been at this now for 40 years. we have been having a machine gun rental range. and i have never heard of this happening. >> reporter: but he is wrong. it has happened before. in 2008 in massachusetts, an 8-year-old boy accidentally killed himself while shooting an uzzi. collectors and others are still allowed to have machine guns that were made before 1986. california's gun laws are even tougher. the gun simulate is inside here. >> yes, let's step right in. >> reporter: greg bloc is only one of a handful of people in california licensed to operate an uzzi. >> this is a micro uzzi, it is the smaller version of the full size she was shooting. put four fingers underneath, and your thumb side by side. >> reporter: it's a smaller handgun and virtual training simulator to give me a lesson. this gun is really heavy. >> yes, and it's light compared to the uzz

pienso que alguien con esa mentalidad no creo 4:05 el superintendente encargado del distrito, tim erwins solicitudes...sin embargo mike carrol del departamento de policia de newark nos dijo que estan investigando el caso para determinar si hay algo criminal...lo que incluye entrevistar a la maestra y establecer si alguien trato de piratear su cuenta....segun carrol la maestra ya no trabaja en la preparatoria. 21:04 de forma insistente tratamos de obtener una entrevista en camara con el superintendente del distrito pero no nos la concedio...desde newark...yo soy 21:15 vo blanca ---y con esta informacin, pasamos a la pregunta del da: qu hara usted si la maestra de su hijo hace comentarios amenazantes en redes sociales? ---queremos conocer su opinin, escribanos en nuestra pgina de facebook: telemundo 48, su comentario podra ser compartido en el noticiero. blanca --la calle primera en san francisco vivio hoy algo inusual cuando policia y bomberos de la ciudad ... vo ...iniciaron una capacitacion de emergencia a quienes residen o trabajan en los edificios. --el simulacro consisti en enseÑar

medics arrived and rushed her here to franciscan saint francis hospital where she met with doctor erwin in shock. sheep required mechanical ventilation. she was very sick on arrival. she turned around condition 24 hours,. >> with the love this family has, they say there is no reason she won't be good as new. owen wants that, so they can go treasure hunting just like old times. >> i hope your heart feels better. >> well, thanks to you, i will get better. >> well, it was a chance for children to get up close and personal with some heavy duty vehicles. >> huge crowd turned out, tenth annual ronald mcdonald house truck touch a truck. fundraiser, more than 40 different trucks out there on display, children were allowed to climb on them, sit on them, he is more each and everyone of them. will help support the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> caitlin, so beautiful today. >> i know. >> how nice. >> it is august. >> it is august, and if you remember last weaken, we didn't even get out of the 70s, kind of gloom i am, or at least warmer, but perfect summer weather. don't have the humidity. can

erwin small is the owner of this body shop located near the flash point of the l.a. riots.and six others stayed with the business to keep it from being burned to the ground. he doesn't want to go on camera, saying he has worked shard to forgot those days and has moved on. he has seen a change in the neighborhood and the l.a.p.d. a change for better. mother and auditor harriet and carlista lived through the riots. since those terrible days, carlista says. >> burned up our city. glue and what do you think the police learned. >> how to handle things differently. >> in the 22 years since l.a.'s race riots the l.a.p.d. is a different force. nonwhite officers make up roughly 64% of the department compared to 41% in 1992. there's community policing and civilian police commission. two days after ezell ford was killed the police met with residents. >> the first thing i asked for was any witnesses in that neighborhood that may have seen anything that could come forward and tell us. >> reporter: and while many say there's still a lack of trust and racial discrimination -- >> we keep g

>>erwin is wrong. it has happened before. in 2.008 at a gun expo in massachusetts, an .8-year-old boy accidentally killed himself while shooting an uzi. federal law has effectively banned the sale of fully automatic weapons to the public since 1986 but collect orders and others are still allowed to have machine guns that were made before then. california's gun laws are even tougher. so you won't find an uzi at a gun range here the the. >> the gun simulator is inside here. >> tep right in. >> greg block is a handful of people in california licensed to position he is an uzi? >> it is the smaller version of the full-size she was shooting. index there, put four fingers underneath the trigger guard right there, side-by-side. >> using a maller hand gun and a training simulator to give me a lesson? >> i am fighting this quite a few times. this gun is heavy. >> it's light compared to the uzi. the uzi is much heavier. >> it has a large grip which can make it hard for small hands to glassp. >> can you see a reason why a child should be

been talking about, how cops are protected -- bad cops are protected by the supreme court, written by erwinhim rin ski, obviously well known in legal circles. mike, here is the heart of the article where the dean says, in recent years the court has made it very difficult and often impossible to hold police officers and the governments that employ them accountable form civil rights violations. you buy his argument? >> yes, i do. you read this piece and you realize a couple of things. we need more minority police officers in every department in this country. apparently, clearly, we need a different composition on the supreme court when it comes to cases like this. he cites judge alito's opinion and clarence thomas' opinion in two egregious cases. >> what are they saying? in these egregious cases, why the police officers need protection? >> one involves a police chase in tennessee where multiple shots are fired, passengers of the car fleeing police. it's quite a lengthy car ka chase. the police chased the car for more than five minutes reaching speeds at over 100 miles per hour. i don't know o