you know foster care and the group homes and foster homes are gold mines for our nation. >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> fathom travel. carnival corporation's small ship line. offering seven day cruises to three cities in cuba. exploring the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: a crucial endorsement, a criminal charge, a critical contest. it was all the stuff of another long and sometimes strange day in the presidential campaign of 2016. all five major presidential candidates descended on wisconsin today, the site of the primary season's next big contest. governor scott walker, who briefly sought the republican nomination himself last year, delivered his in-demand

children. >> reporter: walt says there are lots of foster children that need help. >> more foster childs will become foster childs and i know they need clothes too. >> that's awesome. walt, we hope you never change. stay that way. that was amber lee reporting, by the way. they plan to bring the pajamas to sleep train next week. >> he's so passionate about that cause. >> yes, he is. >>> time now to check in with sal in the traffic center. still an easy drive? >> yeah, not a lot going on. we will look at pictures but really doesn't matter because everything seems to be okay. good morning everyone. if you're about to leave the house let's see what we have. that's a good looking freeway on 80 westbound. no major problems and traffic continues to look good through the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is looking good at 880. if we go to the map system i can show you the traffic is nice on all these freeways so far. the rain not being here for this part of the morning commute we're about to ask steve if it will arrive. if there's no rain we will have a decent commute for the morning. let's br

>> tonight her foster father's emotional plea. >>> but first the "nightline 5." cough if you can hear me. >> don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. >> what about mike? >> works on his cough too. >> mucinex s coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. n and do it come on let's go got to get move come on let's go >> number one in just 60 evening. thank you for joining us. when a young mother of three year's eve party authorities ruled it suicide. her husband, a former sheriff's deputy, is on trial for murder. as the case unfolds there are as many questions as there are answers.e just shot herself in the head! please help me, please help me! >> reporter: a frantic 911 call on new year's eve 2012 from a husband who justhad been dancing with his wife. tom and ashley were welcoming in the new year at their home in evans, colorado, with family and friends.er andrea more given sen captured the moment. >> my perceptions of their relationship when i shot the video was that they were happy and in get this will too, mattie? okay. >> reporter: but shortl

and also the fostering program. these are actually -- they came from a foster family. you have them with a foster family right now. >> that's how they got their names. so we have cheesy, a.k.a. kramer. we have comet and conner. they got the names from one of the children in our foster homes. fostering is really important. these puppies raised in a shelter environment oftentimes wouldn't be as hell they as if they were raised in a home. our foster families open up their homes, they foster them sometimes between two weeks and sometimes as long as six or eight weeks until they are ready to find a forever home. we are always looking for good foster homes. it is an important part of our program at friendship a.p.l. >> "q": what would be the ideal family situation to adopt? >> laura: yours. >> "q": [laughter] >> i typically find that kids between the ages ever 7 and 12 raising a puppy. they are old enough to get involved in the care of the puppy. they understand what they are doing and it is a really good learning lesson for children. and i find they are also my best foster

they've been her foster parents since she was 2 years old.knows them as mom and dad. >> she's going to wonder why mommy and daddy didn't fight for her, why she's not at home. she's going to question our love. she's going to question if she can trust any adult ever again. >> reporter: according to court documents lexie had been removed from the custody of her birth mother when she was 17 months old because of substance abuse problems and her birth father who has a criminal history. but last friday, a court ruled lexie should be taken to live with her extended family in utah where an attorney representing the little girl tells abc news, we are relieved that our client will finally be reunited with her siblings and her extended family. >> it's also the federal law, so we have to comply. >> we've had people ask us why we're going to the media. and why we're dragging lexie through this. but at the end of the day it's about lexie. and she's got to know if they take her, in five, ten years, she's got to know we fought for her. >> reporter: the legal

as a foster youth he was hardly alone: >> there are about 400,000 children in foster care nationally. >> reporter: david sanders is a vice-president at casey family programs, an organization that works to improve foster care across the nation. >> you walk in a social worker to a child's home, it might be the very last time that that child ever sees their bedroom. >> i think often times we forget that to get into foster care they were abused or neglected probably to a level that is quite significant to actually be moved from their families and >> reporter: the educational statistics for youth in foster care have been consistently grim. multi-state studies have found that just 50% finish high school. of that group, only 20% go on to college, and fewer than one in ten of those students actually earn a bachelor's degree. for all his early challenges, lafayette goode is now on a positive path. he graduated high school on time, and is starting a trade school program this month. how he beat the odds is a testament to a network of support systems put in place by marc cherna, who was hired 20

. >>> now to that alleged foster home of horrors on long island, a foster dad now charged with sexually abusing boys who lived there accused of victimizing been a foster parent since 1996, up to 140 boys and tonight prosecutors want to know if more boys have been abused. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is in the suffolk county hamlet of ridge tonight. >> reporter: accusations lingered here for years and years, yet the foster boys were sent here again and again. in fact, this man even officially adopted some of them. then two boys' complaints were finally substantiated and prosecutors say that opened the floodgate that led to a sickening indictment. cringing neighbors react today to the so-called house of horrors on their block here in the small community of ridge. >> it's crazy. you want to believe people are never know. >> reporter: authorities confirm accusations here dating back to 1998, but nothing ever substantiated till now. they say 59-year-old caesar gonzalez mugaburu took in as over the past 20 plus years, in indictment alleging -- this indictment alleging he abused at le

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down for the end of the week single lane closures on north and southbound i-71 at the socialville- fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. i would call it a miracle because i am catholic and i have a lot of faith and i think the good lord was taking care of us social media is buzzing this morning about an incident, some are calling a miracle. a tree was uplifted during a storm in texas this weekend...taking out nearly an entire back yard. thing it missed...a virgin mary statue. the homeowner says people from all over the neighborhood are now stopping by to see the close call, for themselves. the average american wedding costs 27 thousand dollars...but some people are choosing to bypass the extravagant event...and get married for free! this weekend there was a mass wedding in mexico, where more than 2 thousand people tied the knot in mexico city's main square. everyone goes through the ceremony together...which city officials put on for free, and then afterwards there is e

accusations against a foster parent on long island. >> the foster dad is accused of needs boys placed in his care. >> reporter: that home behind me has hosted foster kids for 25 years. prosecutors say back in january two of the boys who lived there complained to their caseworker that they were being abused. those complaints led to findings that even investigators call disturbing. neighbors found it hard to believe, a home they thought was a haven for boys with special needs was, in the words of prosecutors, a house of horrors. >> i've known him. i never would have thought any of this nonsense would have happened. >> reporter: pat new -- knew the foster dad now accused of sexually abusing seven boys. problems. to have these type of acts disturbing. >> reporter: police believe more than 140 foster kids have lived here over 20 years. nearly all, prosecutors say, were subjected to many forms of abuse. >> physical abuse, hitting them, denying them meals, making them stand out in the cold as punishment. >> reporter: and all as government agencies like new york city's administration for chil

become foster childs.now they'll need clothes, too. >> again, that was ktvu's amber lee reporting. walt and his family plan to bring all of those pajamas to sleeptrain next week. that's all for us on the 4:00. let's check in with heather and frank. it is hard to believe we are once again talking about o.j. simpson. >> a new twist in a case that's more than 20 years old. a knife has been found that could potentially be related to the o.j. simpson trial. >> unless there's an actual arrest or conviction to prove that we have actually closed the case, the cases remain open. >> and while that case remains open, experts are sounding off tonight, saying that if, if the knife is indeed the murder weapon, simpson could not be tried again. >>> good evening. i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. it was the trial of the century. media coverage was unrivaled. >> here's elaine corral delivering the news more than 20 years ago on the ktvu 10:00 news. >> the murder trial of o.j. simpson ended to

become foster childs.o. >> what a sweetheart. >>> well the lehigh valley iron pigs fans are getting ready for the baseball season. it's national pig day and in celebration, single tilt tick games or single game tickets went on sale today and it's attracted a big crowd. the event also includes give aways and clubhouse tours. sean? >> joyce the phillies back at it again in spring training and their number one pitching pros spec having a rough day but villanova wrapping up their regular season against georgetown. coach jay wright talks about his senior getting a standing oh vague. sports is up next. ♪ ♪ >>> the regular season for college basketball is wrapping up for the major conferences. one final game before the conference tournaments kick offly villanova already wrapped up the one seed in the big east tourney but they have one final game left against a rival team georgetown before post season play begins. let's head on out to the wells fargo center. this game was tight back in january. not even close toda

she said she can no longer serve as a foster parent until changes are made. police are not conducting a criminal investigation. >> very sad story. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. you can also send us an e-mail. >> a former 49ers with a checkered past was supposed to inspire a community in the east bay. but tonight the response is anger tennyson high school in hayward invited ray mcdonald to speak to sutudents last month about self-discipline. he's been arrested many times for domestic violence and is set to stand trial for a sexual assault case. parent and the students were shocked he was invited to campus. >> to have someone with that kind of record to talk to our kids without us parents knowing. >> it's incredible. self-discipline, here doesn't even know how to handle his own life. >> the district superintendent says he didn't know about the visit and apologized to parents. >> the body of a fallen chp officer is in northern california where his family is finalizing funeral arrangements. fellow officers escorted the white hearse

- fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, march 25, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today happening today... two men will answer to charges happening today... two men will answer to charges following a chase and crash that happened yesterday dan dblbx fox 19 now's robert guaderrama is live downtown with new information. live vo we reported this chase as breaking news yesterday morning, according to the arrest affidavit, a sharonville police officer observed the two men outside a closed business just before 4 a-m, the men got in a car and sped off initiating the chase. the chase, reaching speed upwards of 100 miles per hour came to a stop in neighboring glendale when the car smashed into a utility pole on sharon road. the suspects were both transported to the hospital with minor injuries.inside the crashed car, police say they found many pieces of mail from businesses throughout ohio, six of those in cincin

's always a need for more foster families in colorado. we have a lot more information for you. coming up at 7:45 on channel 20, we'll talk more about the issue and talk to the hazeltons a little more. >> i can see why that would be so hard, being a foster parent and having to eventually say good-bye and get another one. >> a lot of them have kids of their own. and then they bring even more. >> talk about changing a life. >> that's for sure. >> 5:46. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> guys, we already have snow going in several mountain locations. officially those facing west and northwest today. above 9,000 feet, pretty decent snow in those areas by the end of the day today. around here, going into the low 60s. more and more sun as we go throughout the day. if you're think about what you're doing after work, you probably do it in a t-shirt with 62 degrees at 4:00, we'll be in the low 50s by 7:00. pretty windy out there. i don't think sky 9 is going to be flying. >> no, they're not. sky 9 is going to stay in the hangar today. for right now, the winds have we're looking

single lane closures in the right lanes of north and southbound i-71, at the socialville- fosters road bridge, beginning each night at 8 p.m. monday, march 7 through friday, march 11, followed by double lane closures in the right and center lanes at 11 p.m. all lanes will reopen by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today happening today... madison local school district is holding the first in a series of forums to discuss safety in the aftermath of last week's cafeteria shooting. rob dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from butler county with the details. live today madison schools will begin a series of forums with various groups to discuss and gather input on how the district will move forward with safety, security and support. vo tell us another they're holding these forums is to give everyone an opportunity to share his or her thoughts and ideas district can better itself overall. the forum is open to all madison local school district staff, the students and staff members have also reached out to officials with the butler county sheriff's office and other local emergency perso

>> they will become foster childs.and i know they will need clothes too. >> reporter: the family is expecting another shipment of 100 pairs of pajamas to arrive any day now. they plan to donate all the pajamas down to sleep train next week. live in richmond, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> he is adorable. >> he sure is. >>> students from the oakland school of the arts took center stage tonight in san francisco. >> [ music ] >> the students took part in the first amateur production of andrew lloyd webber's school of rock musical. the first performance took place at the current theater before a big crowd including governor jerry brown. the musical chronicles the life of a want of a rockstar, the show is all about empowering kids to explore music, these local productions are taking place from coast-to-coast with young actors between the ages of 11 and 17. the san francisco production runs through march 12. the broadway premiere of the musical took place four months ago. >>> a federal judge has reversed her position and dec

here. >> why put these kids in the foster care if the man is acting weird? that should tell you something doesn't feel right. >> reporter: now he pleaded not guilty to sex abuse charges on friday. his lawyer didn't return our call for comment today. the man we spoke to told me he left this house in ridge at the age of 21, choosing to live on the streets as a homeless man rather than face the abuses he claims he endured inside. in ridge tonight. have been following since 5:00. six people hurt when an mta bus crashed at the fdr right at the start of rush hour. >> reporter: this happened around 4:12 in the afternoon. you can see even right now the bus continues to be wedged on that concrete barrier under the fdr. this is the access road that runs underneath the fdr to allow traffic to get into midtown. i can tell you that at this point the fdny has told us there were six injury ies injuries, none of them life threatening. mostly bumps and bruises. one of the passengers hit the seat in front of him and then began to experience chest pain. as a precaution he was

single lane closures in the and southbound i-71 at socialville- fosters road bridge mile marker 22 to 23 beginning at 8 p.m. wednesday, march 2 through friday, march 4, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. work will switch to the right and center lanes of north and southbound i-71 with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening now right now... police are looking right now... police are looking for a suspect, who carjacked and held a woman at gunpoint...in broad daylight. jessica dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from fort mitchell with the details. live fort mitchell police say a 77 year old woman had just finished buying groceries here at the remke's off dixie highway in fort mitchell when the incident unfolded. they say she walked out to the parking lot, got in her car and that's approached by a man with a gun. the man allegedly told the victim that he needed her car so she got out, and he took off. police are still looking for this man and they need your help to find him.. they say the victim's car that he was last seen driving is a a car like this one.

foster parents were celebrated on sunday. they were given a picnic for them and their families at lupton's boggy bottom ranch in plant city. there's a huge need for more foster parents. she says you don't have to be rich or married - you just have to have an open heart. you also have to undergo some training, background screenings and a home inspection.# coming up on 10 news this morning...the campaign trail stops in tampa bay today. where you can find marco rubio's rally as he tries to build support ahead of florida's primary. ## plus the jurors have been selected and now the trial of hulk hogan versus the website gawker gets underway with opening statements today. and storms on the west coast turn deadly when the state gets hit with heavy rain and snow. ## we'll be back with another look at your weather and traffic, in three good morning and welcome to 10 news i'm allison kropff. will be in tampa, hoping to get your vote. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live outside the tampa convention center. florida primary and the s

many are there because there just aren't enough foster families willing to take them in. so to close down all the group homes, county would need to recruit more foster families than they ever have and do a better job finding family members ready to raise them. >> if there are not enough foster families, we would need to find group homes. >> the state's department of social services is in charge of licensing and inspecting group homes. we wanted to talk to the director, but the agency spokesperson, michael weston, told us he would be the only person available. >> we have quality providers out there and when they care for children in the structure we have, those children's needs can be met up. >> but if you have some group homes that are abusing children, that aren't giving them enough food, aren't children being put in danger? >> those cases the department has the tools to deal with that. >> weston said that can include meeting with the home to discuss improvements, putting them on probation or shutting them down. >> there's a process for dealing that. it's an administrati

single lane closures in the left lane of north left lane of north and southbound i-71 at socialville- fosters road bridge mile marker 22 to 23 beginning at 8 p.m. wednesday, march 2 through friday, march 4, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. work will switch to the right and center lanes of north and southbound i-71 with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today a west end mother, a west end mother, accused of falsely reporting her newborn baby missing... is set to go before a judge today. jessica dblbx our jordan vilines is live with the latest on this story. live na'cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby had been was in her car when it was stolen outside of incident is something law enforcement doesn't take lightly and now benton is facing some hefty charges. 28-year-old na'cole benton is now charged with making false alarms, inducing panic and official business. under ohio law, it's a crime to hamper or impede a police officer in the performance of their official duties. this charge encompasses a wide range of acts, includi

she said she can no longer serve as a foster parent until changes are made. meanwhile the coroner has not released the cause of death. at this point police are not conducting a criminal investigation. >> we know vicky will stay on that story. if you have a tip call us at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the question of how clean your restaurant is. diners in the east bay are soon going to get some answers to that. starting next month contra costa county restaurants, food trucks and supermarkets will all be required to post colored placards. the green, yellow or red cards will reflect the inspection score. green means good to go. yellow means at least two violations and a red sign means that a restaurant has been shut down. several other bay area counties use a similar system, including santa clara, san mateo and alameda. >>> continuing coverage now, more fallout after controversial firing of a cal assistant coach. we're learning that the head coach is under review. hofnagle denies the investigations. becker low is conducting a rou

road and southbound i-71 at the socialville- fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, march 25, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. breaking now breaking now... we've just learned a clermont county gas station was breaking now... we've just learned a clermont county gas station was robbed at knifepoint. dispatchers confirm two suspects, one armed with a knife, state route 131 in miami township. they fled the scene.. possibly in a silver cadillac no immediate injuries reported. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. and a reminderfox19 now is once again teaming up with saint jude children's research hospital for the annual dream home giveaway. tickets are on sale right now and if you buy now, you'll be entered to win a honda civic from superior honda. text "home" to 4-19- 19 for a link to buy your ticket... they're going fast so don't wait too long! here's some news many twitter users will appreciat

carstar traffic single lane closures on north fosters road 8 p.m. each night, march 25, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. of brussels.., we wanted to see if breaking news out of brussels.., we wanted to see if any changes were happening locally. dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from c-v-g with an update. live changes at cvg live brussels explosion new this morning... government is the federal government is delaying their hearing with apple over whether they can hack a terrorist's i-phone. the delay is because an outside party has come forward with a method that may unlock the phone without losing its data. therefore, the feds could go around apple, and get what they want. apple has announced their new products...and surprisingly they are getting smaller. the i-phone s-e has a screen of only 4 inches, but it's supposed to be nearly twice as fast as previous phones. the new i-pad pro is also shrinking, but it will have the same features as the previous model. apple also announced s

and southbound i-71, at the socialville- north and north and southbound i-71, at the socialville- fosters road bridge, beginning each night at 8 p.m. monday, march 7 through friday, march 11, followed by double lane closures in the right and center lanes at 11 p.m. all lanes will reopen by 7 a.m. the following day. breaking now... crews are battling a house fire in aurora, indiana... we're told two people are hurt... dblbx our sara celi joins us live from the scene along market street with the breaking details two people - including one with burns - were taken to dearborn county hospital from a house fire early tuesday, according to dearborn county fire crews responded to a residence in the 100 block of market street at 3:40 a.m. when someone called 911 and said he escaped the home with burns, a the caller reported three other people the burning home, it was not immediately clear if everyone got out, fire crews battled the blaze from has grown too big inside, he said. burning. breaking now morning from over-the-rhine...a woman is in the hospital after she was shot just a hours ago. police

new items fell the warehouse and the homes of former foster kids. laura is the director of fill this house. she and her with michael. >> to see how far he has come and how he continues to touch others' lives, it helps me be motivated to continue to help more young people that have been in his situation. >> reporter: that help also comes from businesses like the west shore agency in bay village. the owner has run in the boston marathon raising money for under privileged children. now he has joined the community cause closer to home. >> so when i am able to align our business with a quality program like fill this house and be able to raise some money for a good cause, it is wonderful. >> tiffani: as for michael he is paying it forward and helping other foster care youth. he is now a college student and wants to have a career leading people to healthier lives. >> it is about love. everyone wants love. everyone wants to feel that nourish meant. >> romona: that young man will go a long way. you can help check out our cleveland news app and go to our webs

homestead officer anthony green shot and killed foster as he walked home from a store. police say a gun was found near foster's body, although relatives are questioning whether or not he really had a at the time, though, foster was on probation for attempted murder and armed robbery. officer green had previously been involved in a number of police-involved shootings. the foster shooting is still under investigation. >>> miami-dade police are loing for a man accused of killing his estranged wife. this is 54-year-old joe lewis padgett, wanted for the death of his ex katrina. woman at her mom's house in southwest miami-dade. during an argument he shot at both women, hitting his estranged wife several times but missing her month. police believe he is armed and dangerous. >>> new video for you on this thursday morning. a couple of guys wanted for attempted armed robbery in miami-dade. here it is. take a look. surveillance video from november 5 kt shows two men outside a shopping center i i hialeah. police say this was moments before they tried to rob three super market. robb

you decide the democratic north and fosters road monday, march 7 through friday, march 11, followed by double lane closures in the right and center lanes at 11 p.m. all lanes will reopen by 7 a.m. the the democratic hopefuls took the flint, michigan. the city has been economic problems, and most recently -- a toxic water hillary clinton and bernie sanders explained how they would handle the crisis. hillary clinton: "everything that is done has to be triple checked to regain your trust. and to hold those who are responsible for fixing the pipes and delivering the clean water which has you said, you bathe in it and drink it and wash food in it." bernie sanders: if local government does not have the resources, if state government for whatever reason refuses to act, children in america should not be poisoned, federal government comes in, federal government acts." while the debate was going on, sanders was caucuses in maine, his third win of the weekend. michigan voters go to the polls tomorrow. sunday was a good day for republican marco rubio... he won puerto rico's primary and will collec

family. >> it's because she is 1.5% native american and her foster family is white. a court ruled she will go live the battle started four years ago when relatives challenged the department of children and family services. the law says the little girl can only live with a native american family. her foster family says the law breaks up families. >> this little girl will be ripped and removed from her home and why the courts are so afraid to make a decision that goes against the law that was never meant to apply to a child like lex. >> family services was sent to get her yesterday morning but that was postponed after a group of protesters blocked agents from going into the family's home. >>> new video of a massive building in l.a. the installation did hit a snag. it broke an awning and workers say a window was open too. which take people from 70th to 69th floor. it's part of the tallest open air observation desk. it's set to open in june. i don't think you'll be checking that out, corrina. >> the slide is glass so it will feel like you're falling through the sky. >>>

. >> foster parents who specialize in children, too sick to be adopted and who have already been down this road with another foster child. >> somebody needs to be there when he dies, the fact that he's going to die is sad. i can say i don't want to deal with this. that doesn't change the fact we've just made the decision that we'll stay. >> cory and her husband are also fostering three triplets just nine months old. they came to the family in poor health, they are on the road to recovery. people who feel even slightly to foster a child, she hopes they will do so. >> apple plans an if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in to remember come elec

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. >>> a foster family in california is heart broken after a 6-year-old girl they had been caring for was removed from their home. >> the girl lived with the family four years. under the indian child welfare act she is being sent to live with her extended family in utah. >> reporter: it is a day 6-year- old lexie paige who bounced in and out of foster homes since >> reporter: clutched in the arms of her foster dad, rusty paige a dramatic scene unfolded outside their home as they screamed in the background. agents on a court order removed lexie, who was part native american from the only family she's known for the past four years. >> she is the happiest child you'll ever meet today. tomorrow, no. she won student of the month last month at school because of how caring she is for people and people don't return that favor to her. >> reporter: case involved a tribal custody battle that hinged on the native american welfare act from the 1970's. she is 1.5% choctaw. her extended family in utah has been fighting for custody. talks about how important it is to maintain consistency and permanan

aoung girl removed from her foster parents. >>> the wrong man. he served 20 years for a murder he says he did not commit. tonight, he is a free man after witnesses and our investigation raise ed new doubts. >>> gentle giants. the recovery of the manatees and whether they should still be called endangered. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, thomas roberts. >>> good evening. fast moving developments in the investigation of the brussels terror attacks. nbc news confirming the identity of one of the americans killed is justin schultz. his wife is still lift listed a missing. the first person is charged in direct connection to the brusless attack. is he the notorious man in the hat seen in the grainy image from the arirport? we have a series of reports tonight. bill neeley starts us off. >> reporter: charges against a man role in the attack. fayc f faycal cheffou and two men identified as rabah n., arrested near brussels and abuob a/k/a r a. cheffou lived near the

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