. >> 64-year-old diane freeman is a mother of two, retired teacher. she was diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease just a year ago, her arms and legs getting weaker and weaker. >> it's tough at times as it progresses more. i'm very fortunate. i can breathe on my own and speak and swallow. >> now an infusion therapy developed out of a study in japan is the first drug in two decades to hit the u.s. >> how significant is this in the world of als? >> this is really significant in the world of als, took us out of a 20-year slum better and really awakened us that there's things out there. >> they say it could slow the progression by 33%. >> the patients that received this had much slower progression than patients that received a mra seebo. if we add it to the drugs we already have, we can make progress. >> reporter: trials done on the patients in the earliest stages but the hope is anyone living with the disease can take it. >> the new drug is an infusion. the patients have to get ten iv infusions per month. >> for patients like freeman, this means more time,

let's bring if wall street journal assistantedtorial page editor james freeman and editorial board member mary kissel. mary, the survivor, what happened? >> effectively he was airing president trump to fire him by giving interview to -- paul: american prospect. >> you can't go against the president as policies as big as north korea. you continue proclaim to want to stoke and expect not to be fired. look, paul, some of the president's top aides on both domestic front, gary cohn and polly front, hr mcmaster disagree. i don't think the president had a choice. paul: how did he contradict the president's policy? >> the president said we are not going to allow icbm's that hit the united states. they are going to denuclearize in exchange. steve bannon is characterized as a hawk but that's actually on the far left side of politics. paul: that would be a strategic victory for china. one of the goal is to push out of asia and there's no military solution to north korea at the same time the president and his chief defense secretary, look, if you get this nuclear weapon can missiles that are going to

mayor freeman, thank you very much for joining us this morning.e saw the dramatic video that you posted. you know, floodwater there in your own home asking for prayers for your city. tell us about what the situation is like this morning, mayor. >> well, it's getting better. you know, two nights ago we had a lot of water, we got about 20 inches of water in 24 hours and it devastated our city. you know, there's some parts that has receipted and gone down but we still have people in three, four-foot water in some homes so we still have active efforts getting people out of their homes and first responders and emergency personnel all around the city making sure we're taking care of the public safety. >> any idea how many people cod morning? >> no, ma'am, but one thing that's awesome, we have a group of about 100 folks coming in from louisiana. they just got here 5:00 this morning and they'll be going home to home knocking on doors doing welfare checks, so, you know, as we're doing some of the other things they'll be doing the door-to-door and we're so

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mayor freeman, thank you very much.ll the best to you and your residents. >> thank you. >> everybody there. thank you. >> thank you. y'all have a great day. >> some encouraging words from the mayor but we also heard him say many victims are still stranded and we want to go to our senior meteorologist rob marciano who went above beaumont, texas, in a black hawk helicopter to see rescues firsthand. good morning, rob. >> good morning, george. we went up with the u.s. customs and border protection. yesterday, we saw water in many neighborhoods as high as the rooftops and we immediately came across an elderly couple that neededs are cue. you see the woman coming out and getting out of that basket. boy, was she relieved.atch thes to watch. these tight urban environments. you see multiple and in some cases over a dozen working the same area. that alone is a difficult thing for these pilots to endure. now, not the least of which they were doing it in tropical storm conditions. george. >> you came upon one very large family. >>

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forces of killing at least sixteen civilians in an asteroid the pentagon claims they will all take freeman. we hear from the victim's relatives. and my mother.

the focus of the book was out of the chicago school of economics came nothing freeman. .- milton freeman he believed in the free market. they took his philosophy into all of the south american countries, one at a time. it sort of looks like we were sporting -- supporting the dictators down there. we wound up taking control of all of their resources and their businesses and their companies. i don't know whether that is the legacy of truman. do you have any comments on that? are you not familiar with that? the chicago school of economics and how that worked? it is a pretty huge story. >> i better not say too much because i have not read your book and i will guarantee you that president truman did not look on his policies as what you just described. more so, under eisenhower, he opened up that pandora's box. truman wanted the people of latin america to have the kind of lives that they wanted. i think he genuinely wanted the united states to be a force for good in latin america. the policy with respect to economic aid to latin america was partly that the united states had to commit its resou

he did talk about, in 1863, he was interviewed by the american freeman. he talked about the brutality he had seen on on beaufort plantations growing up. his mother, lydia, who was a very important person in creating robert as the person that he was, she instilled in him determination and courage. she had taken him to see some slaves being sold and punished in beaufort when he was a child. through his own words to that commission, we know he saw some pretty brutal things on the foundation including talked about seeing his aunt whipped. he was the only member of his family in charleston, so when he was sent there at the age of 12, he was essentially on his own. he was under the supervision of henry mckee's sister-in-law. but you know, just to imagine the 12 year old walking around the streets of charleston, trying to find work, seeing people being bought and sold on the street, and that was always his fear, that his family would be ripped away from him. that was really why he was searching so hard to escape. not just for himself, but his family. it is very

and we have a very resilient population and we are as ready as we can be. >> so mayor freeman, what'sggest concern at this hour as you watch all these horrific pictures and you're out and about i'm sure in the neighbors talking to people. what's your biggest concern. >> that we've done everything we can. right now we have numerous emergency personnel around the city. from my last phone call we're making hundreds right now of res kunz emergency calls. so people are out there hurting. so we just want to make sure we've done everything within our power to make sure we accommodate their needs. >> similar question to you, mayor hunter. do you have all the resources you need? >> we feel like we do. when a situation like this comes up, the number one concern is people's safety. and the safety of our citizens. so again, locally, between municipalities, local governments, our sheriff's department, state agencies we feel like we have the resources we need right now to handle the immediate issues. what's really going to be needed is once this thing passes and people go home to flooded homes and

rally in charlottesville >>> well, here's a question is there any award that the legendary morgan freeman hasn't won? actor already has an oscar, kennedy center honor and star on the hollywood walk of fame and now, screen actors guild is giving him a lifetime achievement award. offerings say he embodies the finest ideals of acting profession. >>> he sure does. >>> what is in a name? pop star bruno mars got to meet the man behind his nickname, check it out, that would be, mars, posing with retired professional wrestler bruno san mar teen owe. he is a ledgeend in pittsburgh where mars was perform last night. it was an honor to meet his name sake and got to pose with his old wwf title belt. >>> well, espn coming under fire for booting an announcer off a football game. network announce that had robert lee will not be in the broadcast booth next month for university of virginia season opener, and network spokesperson sites safety concerns because the announcer has same name as confederate general, whose statue was center of recent violence in charlottesville. espn says decision to rhea sign le

. >> basically just throws the ground ball to his first baseman, freeman to get the final out of thelat out great play. this time by rookie atlanta braves pitcher. he went on to get the win as braves easily beat visiting cincinnati. the nba is investigating a tampering accusation against the los angeles lakers. indiana says the lakers broke league rules while trying to recruit paul george. george said he wants to play for l.a. but he's under contract with indiana through next season. chris christie's next job won't be on a new york sports radio station but whether he was turned down or with drew his application isn't clear. the new jersey governor auditioned recently but had an on air shouting match with a caller that doesn't like his politics. >>> the indy 500 winner traditionally celebrates with a gulp of milk but julie enjoyed sipping from a cup marked vodka tonic after a win in iowa. he was captain of a u.s. team that beat a european squad in a tournament. coming up this morning full coverage of the solar eclipse. we'll take you across the country and show you how cities are prep

they would show defense as well, check this out, freddie freeman, will get caught between third basean and home on a couple beautiful throws, nick williams, caesar hernandez, over to miguel franco, and, cameron rupp, it all works out, phillies hang on for three-two win for their third straight,. >>> do you remember rally squirrel in st. louis, another animal is back, this time a cat, cardinals catcher yadier molina at the plate and this cat has to be chased down by a member of the grounds crew, and it by the me. >> back in the box and molina hits a grand slam,. >>> rally cat, obviously will be a thing now, cardinals they have won five straight games. >>> eagles are making some changes to defensive end brandon graham's contract, they reportly adding 1.5 million-dollar in incentives. as for tonight's preseason open inner green bay here's what graham expects. >> i'm excited, you know, playing against these business we have been getting better every day. now it is time to show just a little bit of the progress of what we have been doing. i'm excited. this is first time together. this tea

cate: if you were enslaved and sold -- brian: sold to a freeman? a free black.r it did not matter. you all of a sudden -- let us say you are sold to someone else and they just freed you, what would happen? cate: technically, you were not freed because it was illegal. it is a great question, an interesting question. i would assume you would still have to follow the rules of the day and you were still limited because you were still a slave even though, for all intents and purposes, you were living with your family member who had purchased you. so i think that you would still probably be wearing a slave badge and walking around. brian: so when the attack came at fort sumter in april of 1861, where was robert smalls on that day? cate: he was already working on board the planter. he was a deckhand. we do not know specifically what he saw that day, but i'm sure he saw a lot of white charlestonians watching from their rooftops. it was something. both sides thought the war would end very quickly. we had millions of deaths. robert also would have seen a lot of the celebr

and freeman everywhere who cherish liberty. happy birthday harry truman.plause] this is also from the 75th birthday celebration in 1959. here is a letter from lyndon johnson to president truman. he said, have a wonderful day in independence, he would not have prize it with all the beef cattle in texas. that is the way he talked, he like to butter people up. of? -- thying the pn e piano? >> richard nixon. david: yes. this was in 1969. family have some correspondence nixon to truman in 1964. truman had fallen and her and himself, this was correspondence. read said, i am sorry to of your accident, i hope you are well. .ruman in his response away int truman passed december of 1972. there was not as much as by and in with photos and things because his health was declining. let's -- we have come to the end of our presentation. does anyone have questions or comments that you would like to bring up? yes, over here. >> you have done a great job. david: thank you. [applause] david: if there are not any other questions and comments, thank you for coming to the truman

you quoted jaclyn freeman in your book who campaigns on this matter and she says that rape is not justerson but also against the social fabric which binds us altogether. the argument is that you may want it to go away and he may want it to go away but it sends a really important message to somebody to not do this. that is true that he played guilty. he served his time. i don't understand why people think that he should do more than that. we have the situation where this man who you hardly know, you only met three or four times, in one of which he raped you. you are virtual strangers and yet you are campaigning for him? i am not campaigning for him but i will campaign against a corrupt court, all by myself, for anybody. that is just my personal feeling about it. i couldn't not do it. in the process, is it campaigning for justice for the victim, as you go forjustice for the defendant? i think there needs to be both. justice should be for the defendant, for the victim. it should be fair. but while you are arguing this, this comes back to again, in a sense, to whether you are the kind of v

cozy freeman and josh shaw are back with us. now is your chance to say the one thing that someone needs to know to grow their business. so this is company number three for you. >> yes. >> mission. >> yes. >> so what's something you have learned along the way? >> so i learned it very young. i'll give credit to my mom. but i definitely got a lot of reinforcement along the way. probably the best tip i can give is what i call pma. positive mental attitude. >> so true. >> and i think it is critical for any business owner, small, medium, large, entrepreneur, doesn't matter. you face obstacles and headwinds you never expect, and you've got to be able to take no and turn it into motivation for yes. >> so some of us are born that way and some of us aren't. what do you say for the people who aren't sort of naturally inclined to be positive? >> you've got to learn to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. and then it's -- although you may not have been born with it, i think it's something you can learn. and focusing on the positives will

. >> reporter: rescue crews from across the country are converging here in san antonio at the freemanoliseum. this facility which is best know for hosting the city's rodeo. now, there are hundreds of cots, more than 900 cots are set up here so the first responders can rest up and regroup before going out to battle hurricane harvey. more than 900 people from the corpus christi, bay side and rockport area were evacuated to shelters in the san antonio area. many of them now are getting word they may not have homes to return to. these families are being told by authorities will be days before they can leave here to head back. we know bear county along with the city of san antonio are coordinating efforts on every level. we are being told in the next 24 hours up to 250 buses will run back and forth from here to houston. picking up evacuees and bringing them back to the alamo city for safety. >> strassman: mireya, thanks. we'll be right back from houston, with an update on harvey. >> strassmann: mireya, thanks. we'll be right >> strassmann: we'll be right back from houston, with an update o

a leading motoring lawyer, nick freeman, says it sends out a bad message, while highways england claim wouldn't release more detailed figures, arguing it could prejudice the effective operation of the dart charge. that has left toll—payers angry. if you are based in the uk, and you are using the crossing regularly, and you are paying for it, it seems wholly unfair that there are other people who are getting away without paying, purely because their vehicles are not registered in the uk. free wi—fi is coming to residents on the lowest incomes in tower hamlets, courtesy of the council, after it approved a plan for broadband availability in town centres and social housing. free digital training will also be given to ensure more families have access to online support services and opportunities. tower hamlets council says nearly a quarter of residents living on low incomes don't have access to wi—fi, with the figure even higher among the elderly and disabled. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning. a look at the roads, and on the m25

jamie foxx and bernard freeman a hip-hop artist will team up for the benefit.he event will be organized by those who helped put together the one love manchester benefit. organizers are looking for a september 12 date. no other details like location or time have been released. >>> a golden throne on display in new york but it might not be what you are picturing. the artist says this toilet symbolizes something else. >>> how many banks livermore police say this woman has robbed this summer. ♪ imagine what's possible... ...with the world at your fingertips. get everything they need to shoot for the stars, for less. this week at staples, shop our fifty cent deals. staples. it's pro time. keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. >>> the death toll from a building coll

i was doing fargo with a great actor and good friend martin freeman, and we had a scene together and have an idea for him. martin, you know what? maybe your character is like a little envious of me. i mean, secretly. and that's why he's resentful, and he just looks at me. he goes, never tell me how ( laughter ) >> stephen: with that accent. i loved it so much. it killed me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: congratulations on your emmy nomination. >> thanks. bg deal ( applause ) >> it's an honor to be nominated in such an amazing group of actors. >> stephen: and it seems like you're really gunning for the win hard this year?ean,teph? i'm just going the regular interviews. but that's not weird. >> stephen: well some people are saying that, to ensure victory, your emmy campaign has been acting a little unethically. >> what!? that's crazy! who is "some people?" i'd like to have names. >> stephen: well, for example, me and my staff. in fact, we obtained a videotape of your son. >> my son? you mean bob odenkirk, jr.? >> stephen: yeah. he is a high-quality boy. >> stephen: well the video shows him

. >> reporter: rescue crews from around the country are converging here in san an toney at freeman coliseumfacility best known for hosting the city rodeo. more than 900 cots are set up behind me. for first responders. bus drivers for the military. they will come here. they will regroup. then they will head out to battle hurricane harvey. now more than 900 people from corpus christi bayside, rockport area evacuated to shelters in the san antonio area. many of them are getting word they may not have homes to return to. these are families told by authorities, it will be days before they can head back into town. now, right now we know that, behar county, san antonio, coordinating on every level. so far, 2,000 first responders have come through this facility. they are expecting more. they are also expecting about 200 buss to start here, and head to houston to pick up evacuees, bringing them back to the al city for safety. mark. >> thanks. >>> back now in houston. hard to believe, but we may not have reached the halfway point in the slow-moving catastrophe. harvey, a tropical storm is expected to

douglas freeman, the biographer of lee identify the general's position between the 13th brigade andordon's the 52nd virginia under jonas hoffman. is a powerful factor in the army. of lee's he lifted the soldiers to the highest plane of martial enthusiasm. gordon remembered the presence of a revitalized commander-in-chief, his magnetic and majestic presence and the spontaneous pledges they had just made to him all conspired to fill them with intensity of emotion such as really possess the body of troops in any war. george's bull document are believed. i ordered forward and with a fury of a cyclone and almost with its listless power, to rest upon hancock's advancing column. in lasted only a few minutes. toward, one of the capable remaining battlefield commanders assessed the counterattack when the last bitter trial at appomattox came. recurredrburden spirit to that momentous hour and he lamented he had not been prevented to charge in that or a subsequent battle. fromirect action came isaac bradwell who remembered the general countenance showed he had despaired and was ready to die rather tha

much as what the yacht of the paris agreements with a severe long-term effects walking atavistic freeman will have immediate effects because of the crisis it will create. >> i am curious as to why did gnomon choose to take such a role to read u.s. closer or how the allies reacted?. >> the iranians like to do these kinds of things. the lead to help resolve problems of these specific individuals could resolve other problems that i am not at liberty of discussing guy was shocked when i found out. at the time the of the countries of the region were all in agreement this was leading towards a war. the role of the side of the key that would be a disaster so they have the capacity to do something no one else could precisely to have the relationship of trust on both sides and that goes back even before the islamic republic so to bien power a large part during the time of the shah there was a rebellion they sent 700 everyone troops that died ever since there has been said to radically different relationship than that of almost of the nt other countries so they had a very trusted american ally the

public charter schools dropping from 51% in 2015 to 39% this year we are back with bill mcgunner james freemannal" editorial board member astarted with democrats hillary clinton elizabeth warren, now, they are opposed why? >> well i think you should not overestimate the results of this poll, the poll shows that equal number charter schools lost equal number as republicans, in terms of. >> not just coming from not just from democratic party also from republicans independents, what you really see is unions ramp up attacks on charters because becoming a bigger threat to the monopoly this has especially this last year with attacks wages on for profit unregulated charter schools, essentially making them out to be reason by plutocrats. >> but not rally that is a small portion of the charter school business charter school operation. >> i mean, most nonprofits to extent for profit use vrndz for profits small businesses vendors. >> how many charter students are there nationwide. >> there are three million, in one million are waiting to get into charter. >> all right bill do you have any sense of -- whe

. >>> morgan freeman will get the screen actors guild lifetime achievement award.he 80-year-old has been nominated for five academy awards. he got one for his role in million-dollar baby. the s.a.g. awards set for january. >>> in a few hours, tickets for the museum of ice cream go on sale. it's going to open in san francisco. there's an american express tree sale at 9 a.m. general admission tickets go on sale friday morning. the ice cream gallery will be at one grant in downtown san francisco. we should find out the exact dates for that exhibit later this morning. but we do know it will be sometime next month. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a major trade in the nba shakes up the cleveland cavaliers and a big gamble by the giants last night didn't pay off. we'll tell you about it coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at cools chools@kpix.com, and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. >>> good morning. 5:23. we're tracking delays for drivers heading along interstate 80 westbound direction. live look h

a new accident in lower salford township on salfordville road at freeman school road.t the big picture, though, blue route's not in terrible shape. the schuylkill we see that 3 miles an hour where i showed you near the boulevard, that's particularly heavy and 13 miles an hour as you head westbound through south philadelphia, matt. >> thank you, karen. david is tracking rain and he's right after the break. >> ♪ ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >> mainly cloudy skies across the region right now. storm tracker6 live double scan picking up some? generally light showers popping through central and northern delaware county. getting close to philadelphia although i'm not seeing anything on the terrace yet and parts of south jersey with that as well.

and he said look he is a freeman -- free man now, but he's not going away. he wants to stay involved in politics and seems to be sort of hungering for another race. that would be a pretty explosive primary battle. there's already a competitive primary battle in arizona for the jeff flake seat. there are a number of challengers. and we're seeing seeing some of the trump allies put energy behind kelly ward there. but it would be a really -- a really competitive race and would really i think challenge mitch mcconnell who is very much supporting senator flake as he does all the republican incumbents. >> this is an interesting point, kimberly. the republican establishment is supporting jeff flake. certainly the trump allies don't have a friend in arizona's other senator who has a great deal of affection from arizona residents, john mccain. the trump folks are supporting kelly ward at least for the moment. and now arpaio possibly sticks a toe into this. what does this play out and look like for you? does it even look like republicans might lose this senate seat gi

. >>> and baseball players love their sunflower seeds and braves slugger freddie freeman is no different. before running out to the field, freddie just decides to dump the whole bag in his mouth many of them didn't make it in. still, looks like it could be a choking hazard! >>> the bay bridge series game 4 tonight highlights at 11. >>> thank you. don't to that at home, kids. a sharp eyed passenger couldn't help but notice disturbing texts from a fellow flyer. how her tip on a bay area flight led to a major child sex abuse bust. >> and an artist shot to death while painting a mural. why his family says the feds are partly to blame. >> the investigation into alleged russian interference in the 2016 election widens. the president responds to reports the grand jury is now involved! who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't st

the port arthur mayor derrick freeman, put on facebook, our whole city is under water.is just beginning for the people in houston, texas. >> whether it's what do you do next? all those people in shelters, they have nothing. so now housing. >> and for how long. >> right. >> how long can they stay in those shelters. can they ever go back to their homes? some of the homes miguel marquez showed us yesterday, doubtful that i can ever go home. >>> flooding continues to slam the u.s. oil industry, forcing america's largest refinery to shut down. motiva is closing its port arthur refinery and won't reopen until the floodwaters recede. that closure on top of 13 other key refineries already knocked offline, cutting a 1/5 of the nation's refining capacity. a major gas pipeline to the east coast is also shut down and that means higher gas price. but they haven't budged much yet. the average only about 6 cents from last week. gas futures rose 13% since friday that spike will eventually trickle down to consumers increasing price, somewhere 15 to 25 cents nationwide that of course is

the rockies gerardo para with a nice diving grab robbing freddie freeman of extra bases.hat's your play of the day. >>> the oakland fire department is in mourning after two of their own are shot here in san jose. we'll have the details coming up. >> after the deadly terror attacks in spain, festival organizers in oakland say they are stepping up security for this weekend's festival. we'll show you those preparations coming up next. k;,t we s prompting heightened security all over the world -- including in the bay area. we >>> the latest in a string of terror attacks using vehicles as weapons is prompting heightened security all over the world, including in the bay area. >> and we have a few things like football happening this weekend. so we're going to talk about your weekend forecast coming up. >> and we're tracking delays for drivers heading over to the bay bridge toll plaza. also, two sig alerts in effect right now on different highways. we'll have all the details, the backup and your travel times coming up. >> good morning, it's friday, august 18. i'm michelle griego.

morgan freeman has an oscar, a kennedy center honor, and a star on the hollywood walk of fame, amongther tributes... now the screen actors guild is giving him its highest honor, saying freeman will receive their life achievement award, for embodying the "finest ideals of the acting profession." he'll pick up his prize at the 24th annual screen actors guild awards next january.(singing) "what's wrong with being confident?" demi lovato is getting into the ring! not to fight, though she's a big boxing and martial arts fan, and has said her favorite workout is jiu-jitsu. but she'll leave the brawling to boxer floyd mayweather and u-f-c champ conor mcgregor this saturday... instead, lovato is set to sing the national anthem at the high-profile fight. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside...golden gate bridge we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... violence broke out outside president trump's rally in phoenix last night. police in riot gear deployed pepper spray and tear gas as protesters threw rocks and

author of "no nest for the wicket." [ laughter ] best part of this is the audio book is read by morgan freeman, listen. >> no matter how big a guy might be, nicky would take him on. you beat nicky with fists, he comes back with a bat. you beat him with a knife. he comes back with a flipper and bitch slaps your head. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i don't know about the audio book. >> steve: i don't know if that -- >> jimmy: it might be good. i don't know. next one might be too exciting for you guys. all right, but let's see. here we go. it is "mathematics for engineers" by dull. [ laughter and applause ] dull is -- let's look at the front. ready for the front cover? boo-ya! ♪ i guess you can judge a book by its cover. next up is an exercise book. >> steve: oh, i love exercise books. >> jimmy: yeah, this one is called "bathroom yoga." [ laughter ] and it's for those who lack the time or space to do yoga anywhere else by jerri lincoln. there's jerri doing some yoga on a toilet. at least i hope that's what she's doing. let's check out the back here. oh look, there's a little mascot.

george freeman, former assistant counsel for the new york times ad this discussion. >> welcome.hank you for coming on a saturday morning in the summer. i think we have a

he is a freeman for now but will will still have to face the drug possession charges. >> i'm at the curehome sweet home, trying not to go back. i ain't trying to go back you know what i'm saying, trying to stay out. >> staying out of jail is often difficult for a drug addict. sonia is back in hilsborough county for her third probation violation on a cocaine possession charge. he was 47 days in a court ordered drug treatment program when she tested positive for methadone and ran away from the facility. >> sne used to say believe it or not when you leave the rehab you will miss it i was like yeah right mp as soon as i left the next day i did. because i actually knew what i threw away was, like not even worth me running for. >> two months after leaving the treatment program she turned herself in to authorities with hopes she would get another chance at rehabilitation. she will soon face a judge who will decide whether to give her another chance at rehab to serve what had been a suspended five-year sentence. >> my priority is to do what i have to do as a mom and a woman and get to get my. [