gladys: no, eso no puede ser. federico: por favor, gladys, ya no la busques.

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investigators say 74-year-old gladys cocoa submitted at least two fraudulent votes in the miami-dade mayor ray spectacle is in charge of opening absentee ballots and in a forms for five different people without the consent as well as for two people that were either death or did not even exist. >>> donald trump campaign continuing a serious votes. women for both get out to vote bus tour rolling into tampa today trump's daughter-in-law and apprentice contestant, rosa talking to trump supporters urging them to hit the voting booths the early voting is underway through much of the bay area. our way next week, joe biden will be in tampa next wednesday that the clinton campaign has not announced a time or location for that event. check upper -- partners up with the fact are staying on top of the fact that we are talking while test report and taxes beginning with clinton. >> one half of undocumented workers pay federal income taxes which means they are the founders said is no official of numbers of undocumented workers that pay taxes but estimates are that have to good as for donald trump w

gladys: no, but it's not. josh: learn all about the amazing stilt walking performers known as moko jumbie. coming through! and see if i can pull off some of their tricks. yisrael: that's it! yay! josh: my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i dreamt about traveling the world by ocean, immersing myself in new cultures and

>> i am just the pipped to her gladys knight. >>> when we come back we will talk sports. we will get the latest on >> i think her attitude last night was tremendous. i wanted the guy to just fly around for a while. i thought it was pretty cool. winning is hard especially against these guys. >> just keep flying over chicago >> let's check in with a came. >> reporter: hello from the corner of cargo -- carnegie to the corner of clark in madison for josh tomlin pitching will be special because his dad will be here. just last week he was in the hospital. in august jerry tomlin was forced to have emergency surgery because of a rare condition he was injured and paralyzed from the chest down. despite all of that he remains strong josh's postseason starts from rehab center in dallas. friday night he will be in the stands to share on his son. >> it means a lot he has not been to a game in quite a while forward to but we get to experience the world series together and that's pretty name. >> it is fun playing behind him. when you play behind somebody that you know cares so much about

gladys coego allegedly marked other people's ballots in a mayoral race, and tomika curgil is accused of registering dead people as supporters of medical marijuana. but in iowa, the allegations thursday for casting two ballots for trump. she said she feared her first vote would be flipped for clinton. in a recent review of 1 billion vote cast between 2000 and 2014, only 31 were flagged as suspicious. by far, the more common crime this election season is selfies, voter selfies, as justin timberlake learned the hard way this week when he posted an illegal voting booth self netennessee. while 19 states allow them, at least 18 others photography inside the polling station. rick hansen, an expert in election law, said photography bans are meant to stop a classic form of fraud. >> the danger is vote buying and vote coercion. >> reporter: in the year of doubt about vote itself, many people may decide a picture is their best selection. and more bad news for fans of selfies. a judge's order which would have >> morgan: officials at baylor university in texas say 17 women have reported sexual or

and gladys said, i worked with a girl like that. delores said, i just about dropped my teeth, and i thought the expectations should be the same for these children as it is for any other child anywhere else in the state. and i was getting that from someone who should have known better. and i said, and that was someone teaching here? my goodness. and delores said, yeah, yeah, the local school system who said that. i was not expecting them to do that. i was just appalled. and gladys said, but then some managers will hire farm children before other children because they know how to work. delores said, they know how to work. on the day of the recall election, these women made sense of the tumultuous politics of their state through their sense of themselves as rural people whose communities are are disrespected, ignored and left to fend for themselves. when you look at the world this way, it makes sense to support a politician who conveys that, finally, someone paying attention to small town folks like you. it makes sense to vote for a pe

will also have the numbers posted on our webpage abc11.com and southern pines police say they will glady take anonymous tips to sold the justice for the children. live in southern pines abc 11 eyewitness news. breaking right now in disturbing child sex case in fayetteville - a seventh person person has now come forward in the 'rodney - scott' case. scott is a former foster parent and assistant high school basketball coach. l incident happened back in 2009 when the victim was '16 years old." scott is currently in jail under a more than 17- point-six million dollar dollar' bond. investigators fear there could be even more victims. now to 'breaking news' -- in "vote 20-16"... democratic presidential nominee "hillary - clinton" -- 'responding' -- to a "political bombshell" -- in the 'final days' of the 'presidential election'. the 'f-b-i' announcing... it's 'once again'... investigating 'her' emails. it comes just months - after the 'initial investigation' -- state's 'use' -- of a 'private e-mail account' and 'server' -- was 'closed'. officials say -- the 'new probe' was prompted by an 'unre

and gladys knight and the pips, and was very successful and was part and parse to feel congressional black caucus being a source of power there are thousands of artifacts in the house collection of art and artifacts. and these are just a few of them. you can learn a lot more about them on our website which is history.house.gov. but even more important than going to the website and finding out about stuff, the thing that i think is important is these are all objects that really represent this incredibly long history of an incredibly long and important institution. and each and every one of these from an object like ron dellums "our congressman" that is just text on a background to something that is far grander like a portrait or a picture of shirley chisholm on the cover of a magazine. each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives. and it makes the institution just that much more accessible to all of us so that we can really get a sense of who were these people? who were the people who represent us, who counts in american democrac

gladys: no, but it's not. josh: learn all about the amazing stilt walking performers known as moko jumbie. coming through! and see if i can pull off some of their tricks. yisrael: that's it! yay! josh: my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i dreamt about traveling the world by ocean, immersing myself in new cultures and

and gladys knight and the pips, and was very successful and was part and parse to feel congressional black caucus being a source of power there are thousands of artifacts in the house collection of art and artifacts. and these are just a few of them. you can learn a lot more about them on our website which is history.house.gov. but even more important than going to the website and finding out about stuff, the thing that i think is important is these are all objects that really represent this incredibly long history of an incredibly long and important institution. and each and every one of these from an object like ron dellums "our congressman" that is just text on a background to something that is far grander like a portrait or a picture of shirley chisholm on the cover of a magazine. each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives. and it makes the institution just that much more accessible to all of us so that we can really get a sense of who were these people? who were the people who represent us, who counts in american democrac

it featured such fantastic andle as cool in the gang gladys knight. it was very successful. and it was part of the black national caucus being a real power. there are thousands of objects in the house collection of art and artifacts. these are just a few of them. you can learn a lot more about them on our website which is history. house.gov. but even more importantly been andhan going to the website finding out about stuff, these are all objects that represent this incredibly long history of this institution. and each and every one of these, text on a just background, to something that is grander, like a portrait or a chisolm on airley magazine. each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives. it makes the institution that much more accessible to all of us. we can really get a sense of who were these people. who are these people that represent us. and what is our role in it. matt: the history of african americans and caucus is important for us to preserve and tell. it tells us a story of two different levels. one is the hi

. >>> two florida women are facing 74-year-old gladys was working as an absentee ballot opener when her supervisor found her changing ballots left blank to support a mayoral candidate. she admitted to it and is now facing two felony counts. the other woman seen there is facing five felony counts of submitting false voter registration information. she's accused of handing in forms filled out by fake voters while working on a registration drive for a medical marijuana advocacy group. neither florida women were accused of touching ballots when it came to the president, but that's not the case for a woman in iowa. terry root is facing one felony charge of election misconduct after trying to vote twice for donald trump. she told election officials she was afraid her first ballot would be changed to hillary clinton saying she believed the polls are rigged. she was arrested and released on five years in federal prison. >>> the cost of college keeps rising. the cost of living stays stagnant. why all that debt is taking a huge toll on our happiness regardless of how much money we make. >>> plus,

gladys hannan threw pine sol in the face of the officer responding to a report of the 911 hang up. she was speaking to a officer closed door at deptford park apartments help she opened it, tossing the liquid in the face. henson was arrested. officer was taken the two hospital and has been released. >>> woman is in custody for setting a house tire in west philadelphia. here you can see fire provide, putting out the flames that, broke out saturday morning on the 4900 block of girard avenue. twenty-six year-old suspect has been treated for burns to her hand. fortunately in one else was hurt. >>> switching gears, eagles play their first nfc east game in washington this afternoon. how halapoulivaati vaitai, try to say that three times quickly will start at right tackle position. he is filling in for lane johnson who is sitting out his first have of his ten game suspension. kick off is set for 1:00. >>> if you missed temple stunner in college foot the ball last night, here it is, owls trailed ucs for almost the entire game, but you they came back to win on a last second touchdown, 26-25

is auntie gladys going to change you, huh? i suppose you're wondering why i came in with a baby. no. edgar is edna's child. edna is my sister. edgar was born the very same week as tabitha. , so yeut i wasn't even near a pin. t u wosw you'lench yo fist, and you'll gurgle and laugh and eat with a spoon just like edgar! noan s.ra. i she talked! ?h so she did [ st vrained ba ne tli i hearthat tty tatha lk. r a year n g ouldt i believe yoor s fuy ings going on over there. ce she said, o, t you,he i won't have any." e meant milk. i had suggested that she have some milk. [ tabitha cooing ] hello, tabitha. do you have anything to say to daddy? is there anything you'd like? just tell daddy and i'll get it for you. [ coos ] i imagine she'd like her dinner. it's already in the -- shh! let her say it herself. darrin, are you all right? just fine for a man who's just learned tabitha,alk? mrs.how she said, "no, thank you, mrs. kravitz. i don't care for any milk." she omised she wouldn't do anything. omises or no, you don't leave a ur-timloser alone with an open safe! can you get her here? that

fifty-six year-old gladys hanson allegedly threw pine sol the in the face of the officer responding to a report of the 911 hang up. police say henson was speaking to the officer through a closed door at deptford park apartments when suddenly she opened it tossing liquid in his face. henson was arrested after a brief struggle, officer was taken to the hospital an has been released. >>> woman is in custody for allegedly setting fire to a house in west philadelphia, fire crews, successfully extinguished the flames whiz broke out saturday morning on the 49 hundred block of girard avenue, the 26 year-old suspect has been treated for burns to her hand, the residents were not hurt. >>> there are an estimated 30,000 people, suffering with hiv in the greater philadelphia area, and this years walk marks 30 years for philly aid walk/run. our sister station cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live at the event, good morning, chere. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, it is, a lot of folks here, right now, i mean this is 30th annual, aid walk and as you can see the excitement is building, because the

then in a crucial state of florida, 74-year-old poll worker gladys is accused of filling out absenteeially blank. and tamika allegedly submitting ballots for allegedly five dead people working from home. can't make this up. >> obamacare could make people sick. half of consumers who bought health insurance through the affordable care act are now trying to save money by skipping doctor appointments all together and putting off surgeries. only 12 hers of low income customers used walk-in clinics in the past year and this comes as premiums across the country increase an average of 25%. and the cleveland indians shutting out the chicago cubs to take the lead in the world series last night. >> cleveland wins it 1-0. the tribe winning with a score of 1-0 in the cub's first world series game at home since 1945. the nail biting scoreless until the 7th inning when cocoa co-crisp hit rbi. they face off tonight for game four at wrigley field. >> it's a great world series. >> except last night's game you want to see hits. >> 0 to 1 is not fun. >> it's cold out there this morning, janice. >> yes. t

think is the best schoolteacher in the year -- and here's a shout out to allthose third graders at gladys wood elementary school. you get extra credit for watching this debate. [laughter] education in america has been, in some sense, in some of ourstates, just accepted to be a little bit lax. and we have got toincrease the standards. no child left behind was implemented, is notdoing the job, though. we need flexibility in no child left behind. we need to put more of an emphasis on the profession of teaching. weneed to make sure that education in either one of our agendas i thinkabsolute top of the line. my kids, as public school participantsright now, it's near and dear to my heart. i'm very, very concernedabout where we're going in education, and we have got to ramp it upand put more attention in that arena. ms. ifill: everybody gets extra credit tonight. gov. palin: [laughs.] ms. ifill: we're going to move on to the next question.[laughter.]governor, you said in july that you would have to -- someonewould have to explain to you exactly what it is the vice presidentdoes every day. you, s