jane doe's case, number one, says i went to the hospital, i went to the police.t done, and results of that exam was never tested by the district attorney. throwing up their hands, saying why did that not happen. physical evidence is there. this person did rape me. >> and this isn't an issue or case that may take months in which to really get some traction or is this something because you talk about a culture, accusations involving cultural change on college campus or something that will be prolonged. >> litigation could take awhile. we have seen in the last several years or decade or so claims under title ix become more prevalent. university of georgia was hit in 2007 and we saw winston at florida state. u.s. department of education and civil rights published documents they district to title ix schools saying we are going to make sure you follow the rules. if you get federal money, you have to delineate an internal process that you have to treat claims fairly, you have to adjudicate them timely, has to be a fair process, you cannot discriminate on the basis of se

have you had any recent murders involving prostitutes, maybe just jane does? they would have been stabbed to death, and their hair would've been cut off by the killer. when was the most recent victim? i'll explain when i see you. i'll meet you in a half-hour. what's going on? attention kmart shoppers... mmmm mmmm....mmmm mmm mmm mmmm mmmm, yoplait can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6x cleaning my teeth are glowing. they are so white. i actually really like the 2 steps. step 1, cleans step 2, whitens. every time i use this together, it felt like... ...leaving the dentist office. crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enoug

jane doe. frank: enough of what we don't know. what do we know? arbogast: there are casualties in hospitals in all the boroughs except for staten island. whatever the distribution tier is, they've got the city covered. this rolled out ke a new iphone. arbogast: of the 28 cases so far, you've got street junkies, a couple musicians, a stockbroker and a couple of crew from some movie shoot. first report from staten island. two od's in the men's room of a bar in snug harbor. the health commissioner and the chief me are en route to us. thank you, baker. patch in all the er's and keep a tally. it's like a plague. a plague's a little different. (door closes) how? well, a plague, you didn't ask for it. you think these people asked for this? arbogast: all due respect, you stick a needle in your arm. you expect to get high, not dead. i'm just saying... look, forget about the fact that the sale and use of heroin is a felony. that's for later. right now, they're innocent victims in the eyes of this departme, and we're going after the source just as we would a

knew the at the time story about the baby jane doe. she has stayed private until now. that woman who was the abandoned babies spoke exclusively with abc 7. her special >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. hosting the islanders after a bad loss to the panthers tuesday. alex ovechkin and braden holtby made the return tonight. did it help? in the second, tied, but the caps up 2-1 with the assist. crunch time, late in the third, alex ovechkin, they do not call him the great 8 for nothing. caps win 3-2. this sunday, both teams began preparing on the field yesterday. today was the final day of media availability. if you are reporter, you have probably exhausted all the angles, which is when you bring in the big name reporters. >> talk to me. sayirst of all i want to ♪ cam oh, cam ♪ leon: and that was? robert: snoop dogg. if you missed it, last night seth curry -- steph curry put on a show. ridiculous three/ hree.e ridiculous t president obama welcome the defending nba champs to the white house today. the president had some fun with

jonathan: baby jane doe if you lived in virginia in the 1970's you knew about the newborn.ichelle: she was a sensation when she was finally adopted. the family was advised to keep the story quiet until now. jonathan: "7 on your side" kimberly suiters has exclusive interview and she joins us live in alexandria with a look at this. kimberly: she was known as the abandoned baby. a group woman now and lives in alexandria. the beginning of her life is really a remarkable story. she was left near a busy road in a dirty towel with a tiny piece of red yarn and her naval. police never found her mother. people lined up to adopt her. someone did adopt her and donna joins us live now. i know it is hard for you to hear the details again. what is it like to relive the beginning? >> as we talked about, i have always known i was adopted. i guess it's a blessing. i have had a great life. but to see the actual articles and relive that, it was overwhelming. it's surreal. like i said a little shocking. kimberly: the original information about you being baby jane doe and the abandoned baby does

accidental od. e's been a jane doe at bellevue for a couple days. is there any way i can see her? that's why i'm here. so you did keep looking for her. and your uncle is on his way down from rhode island. you'll stay with him until your mom gets clean. thank you so much. all of you. we just did what she asked. come on. i want a cape. ah. (chuckles) cheers. (exhales) yeah. is this about that tomlifellow? his second family needs to be taken care of. wasn't that his job? well, he got himself killed in the line of duty before he got around to it. so throw him a 10-13 party. there is a three-month-old baby girl o's gonna grow up without a father. and the problem does not get solved by some sh in a cigar box on a bar. (door shuts) danny: where is everyone? in here. henry (chuckling): oh. are you here to help your old man muscle me into pitching in? if that's what's going on, i am now. come on, pop. you're on the board of the policeman's fund. yeah, so? so it may be time to put some of that influence to good use, gramps. old dog, new tricks. i haven't said yes. you gonna say no? (slow gr

it turns out that jane doe, instead of given a name, she was given a patient number. so iracked that number, and it turned out that she went back to that hospital several times after... for prenatal care. and she eventually brought that babto term. [screaming] aah! rossi: she hemorrhaged badly during childbirth, and during her emergency hysterectomy she died. it was at that point that i was able to find the corresponding death certificate and get her name. georgina yates. he was put io the custody of his grandparents trudy and roy yates, georgina's parents. when we started looking at thomas... we knew. garcia: growing up, he got kicked out of two schools, both times for starting fires. fire-starting is the first part of what we used to call the homicidal triad. the other two parts are bedwetting and cruelty to animals. he was also in the emergency room a lot as a kid. he had a broken arm, burns, he broke a rib once. so he was either very clumsy or he was being beaten. then when he was 15, he committed his first murder. he was a skinny kid who snapped and stabbed a bul

baby jane doe made headlines in 1973. police searched for her birth mother. the public was able to see the baby recovering at a local hospital. because of the publicity the family was urged to keep the story a secret, which they did for years. but tonight at 11:00, "7 on your side" kimberly suiters digs in the decades old police case, hospital records and what inspired the woman who was the abandoned baby to come speak out now. maureen: it should be quite a story. leon: can't wait to see it. maureen: goodness. what is going on? a little wet stuff? doug: maybe, monday, tuesday. look forward to saturday and sunday first. monday and tuesday will take care of itself. not a major storm but maybe mess, rain and snow on monday. i'll explain at the wall. maureen: stay calm. doug: absolutely. the weekend is coming. leon: say that noter -- say that no matter what. doug: beautiful day. the sun came out. skies cleared up to turn into a pleasant afternoon. the record high on the day in 1991 was 7. the record low in 1918 was two below. typical winter's day. we will get in

i spoke earlier with one of the victims who is being identified only as jane doe number one in the lawsuitsked us to with hold her identity, of course. it is cnn's policy not to name a victim or alleged victim of a sexual assault or rape. but ashleigh, she did explain exactly what happened that day in february of 2013. she says she was raped by a university of tennessee basketball player and immediately afterwards went to the police and also to the hospital where she had a rape kit conducted. she says the results of that rape kit were never tested. i spoke to her by phone a little while ago. here she is in her own words. >> i just want people to know that me and these other girls did not know each other before this. we came together to change the environment, to change what is done about sexual assault. and i don't understand why people think that we're lying about it. i tried to press criminal charges with the district attorney, and she told me that there was not enough physical evidence, and that the rape kit wouldn't be tested unless i could pursue criminal charges so it was never teste

one woman is identity as jane doe number 1. she spoke to cnn by phone.by watching a movie. and then he forced me to give him oral sex. he took my clothes off and he got on top of me and restrained me by my wrist. and started raping me. he looked me in the face. his face changed and he looked at me and he said, let me tell you something, i don't like you, do you hear me, i don't like you. >> reporter: she says she went immediately to the police after the incident and even went to the hospital the next day where a rape kit test was done. she says the results of that examine were never tested by police or the district attorney. responding to the allegation, the district attorney's office told cnn they were several reasons they decline to prosecute. they say, "ethical rules prohibit the district attorney general's office from making extrajudicial statements about pending cases." ultimately analyses say the culture of indifference will have to change. >> they treat women who are victims of sexual assault differently than everybody else. >> reporter: as for th

. >> anchor: jamie is back as jane doe in the hit nbc drama blind spot . >>> where we left off in the mid season finale jane is being tortured and then gets shown a video of herself telling her present day self-that she did this to herself. all the tattoos sending herself to kurt weller and the f.b.i. all her plan so a pretty heavy cliffhanger . >>> now that she knows she was the mastermind behind her amnesia jane must come up with the plan . her finding more information about herself interacting more with this character that shows up at the end of the mid season and then just the roller coaster thaten sues from there . >> anchor: jimmy said for those who vice president watched this show a little bit of something for everyone . >>> i think what we've managed to do really well is we took an extraordinary concept and made it really relatable. there are things that heartache, love, despair, devastation, friendship, human connection, those are all things we can relate to . >>> for the loyal viewers, you can expect a change of pace. >>> the great thing is we have more action and aed more h

lot of things that you would not expect, which is always fun >> anchor: jimmy alexander is back as jane doe in the hit nbc drama blind spot . >>> where we left off in the tortured then gets shown a video of herself telling her present day self-that she did this to herself. all the tattoos sending herself to kurt and the f.b.i. was all her plan so it's a pretty heavy cliffhanger . >> anchor: now that she knows she was the master mind, jane must come up with a plan . >>> where we pick up it her fin fining out more information about herself and interacting more with this character that shows up at the end of the mid season. and then just the roller coaster thaten sues from there . >> anchor: jimmy said for those who vice president watched this show has a little bit of something for everyone . >>> i think what we've managed to do really well is we took an extraordinary concept and made it really relatable. there are things that heartache, love, despair, devastation, friendship, human connection those are all things that we can relate to . >> anchor: for loyal viewers you can expect a change of

. >> boston police cold case detectives were determined to solve this jane doe case. a woman murdered and found buried at the reservation in hyde park in august, 1994. >> these are the original crime scene photos. >> as 5 investigates first reported, they exhumed the unknown woman's body and sent d.n.a. from her teeth to the texas lab, hoping for answers. road, but the first step, nonetheless. >> i'm very happy with them. i think they did a great job. they never gave up. i'm proud of them for that. >> but doingan says their work has just begun. >> the main question is who killed her? what led up to it? how did it happen? >> why? why did you do this to someone so beautiful? >> and now a team of boston police, state police, and fitchburg police will all be working together to bring justice for millie. live in fitchburg, karen anderson, 5 investigates. >> new at 11:00 we're hearing what happened behind closed doors when bill cosby's wife went under oath in springfield today. newscenter 5's reporter is here. >> this took hours. seven to be specific. bill cosby's lawyers d

karen she is no longer jane doe : she now has a name, milagros alvarado, known as millie. the last time anyone saw her she was walking on main street in fitchburg, in june of 1994. not even two months later a young man picking up trash discovered bones off a path in , the stony brook reservation in hyde park. investigators knew the remains were a woman, possibly in her 30' s. -- 20' s or 30' s. her scull had been shattered. her only identifying feature, a t-shirt. nobody, all of those years nobody knew her name. in 2014, that detectives had exhumed the woman' s body using federal funds from a grant. the hope, was that a lab in taxes could identify her using -- in texas could identify her using advances in dna analysis and facial reconstruction. the results, providing relief for the woman' s family and the detectives who took a fresh look at the case. >> it is never easy, going to somebody family and telling them their loved one is dead. these folks were under no illusion. after 22 years that millie was still alive, they had been waiting that long for a shoe to drop. we dro

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one of our jane does. you weren't able to determine exact cause of death. inconclusive. she was too decomposed. found in a shallow grave up in a remote part of griffith park. critters must have got to her, too. yeah. they went to tn. you can see bite marks on her tibia, fibula. they're on her radius, too. something weird on this leg. these bite marks here-- too big for anything out in griffith park. i'd say that's from a very large dog, one pushing 100 pounds or so. [phoebe cryi] let me help her. the nebulizer is in my bag. [crying louder] the steam won't work. she needs her medicine! he puts the nannies on display, but he hides alison astor in a remote shallow grave. before alison started in pharmaceuticals, she was a corpsman in the navy. it makes sense. she was trained to help people. he hid her body because tara escaped. and the anniversary means too much to him to have alison's body be the one to be discovered. well, we got our compite sketch. hey, guys. check this out. he grabbed his first victims from here. he abducted gina anphoebe from here. he buried alison ast

. >> jamie alexander, or jane doe, is trying to uncode the mysterious tattoos that cover her entire body. >> the cases get more and more dangerous. they got david killed. how much longer until someone else gets hurt? >> we're not done until we figure out the tattoos, who did this to you. >> something happened to you. >> i know what i signed up for. we all know the risks. if you don't want to come out in the field with us anymore, just -- >> no, no, that's not -- don't you ever worry that we're playing right into their hands? >> jamie, good morning. so nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> willie brought it up during the commercial, that the second this show started, everybody was hooked immediately. what is it about this show that has everybody talking about it? >> me. besides me, no, it's just such a crazy concept. what we do is we took an extraordinary concept and made it relatable. it's all things that we go through. things that we experience. it's just heightened. i think it's what works. >> as the season progresses, you learn each tattoo is a road map to something that's going to

baby jane doe made headlines. they searchedder if her birth mother. they were allowed to see her recovering at a local hospital. because of the publicity the family was urged to keep the story a secret, which they did for years. but tonight at 11:00, abc7's "7 on your side" kimberly suiters digs in the decade old police case, the hospital records as well and what inspired the woman who was the abandoned baby to come speak out now. alison: wow! very interesting. we have an update on a story we brought you this summer when district inspectors halted construction of a controversial pop-up building in the shaw neighborhood. they called it unsafe. then suddenly this week a crane showed up. as mike carter-conneen reports, construction seemed to resume until inspectors showed again today. mike: inspectors ordered workers at the pop-up building on new jersey avenue northwest to pack up lumber and go home today. >> we had a permit. i don't know what happened. mike: in june, dcra issued stop work order on the rowhouse renovation saying that the front wall was n

they matched the partial print from the file to a jane doe they've had in the morgue for the last year. it's a 15-point match. as for kim brody the orphan, virginia state police located her. she's a housewife, mother of three living in emporia. anybody's guess who she is. well one thing she isn't anymore... (male announcer) in the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups-- the police who investigate crime and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. i told bill i was going to the immigration rally. he got all concerned. [laughs] he's so cute. you're lucky. i got a lecture. porque trajiste esta gringa con nosotros? tell my sister where you're from. i'm from toronto. oh. you see, inez. we're the nafta chicas. [laughter] what's all the hubbub? big demonstration about immigration. oh, great. we're looking for the john lennon memorial. oh, that's at 72nd. where you folks from? plymouth, mass. let's go, kids. organizers expect more than 50,000 people to come out in support of immigration reform. so fa

and there's nobody i know who believes more in family than jane does. we have been blessed with four great kids. we have one in new hampshire with his three kids. and we have seven grandchildren in total. and needless to say they are beautiful grandchildren. [ laughter ] so we believe in family. and we believe in family values. but when i talk about family values, we are raising an issue that up until recently has not got an whole lot of discussion. and that is that the united states is the only major country on earth, and in fact one of the very few countries on earth, that does not guarantee paid family and medical leave. did ya'll know that? see, one of the things that we have got to overcome, i think, is looking at the status quo and thinking it is normal. and taking a hard look at what goes on around the rest of the world. this is what paid family and medical leave means. it means that today if you are a woman in new hampshire or vermont, and you are giving birth -- a momentous day for anybody who's had kids here -- but if you are that mom, and you

. >> that's the voice of jane doe number one, a plaintiff in the lawsuit who had accused then-ut basketballors did not prosecute him. but the school found by a preponderance of evidence that he was responsible on sexual assault charges. he had transferred to another university. don bosh who has represented makanjula and other athletes mentioned in the suit said allegations are false. makanjula is not a defendant in this lawsuit, nor are the other athletes who are mentioned. the suit against the school encompasses what the plaintiffs say is is a hostile sexual environment and culture at ut. >> there are women that are sometimes predatory in nature, that are seeking out relationships with these athletes, and later turn those around to allege sexual assault. to allege certain things. in hopes for some financial gain. >> to say that the perpetrator in this instance, a student athlete, is a victim of these sexual assault allegations? is one of the most repulsive and insulting things that anyone could say. >> jenny wright is the former director of student judicial affairs. she investigated studen

jane: what does this say about the public's mood since 9/11? fbi is making a compelling it could could -- that prevent another terrorist case. tim cook is worried about upsetting his customers. what does that say? it is protecting integrity of personal and business communications around the world. when you have the ability to have a back door and give it to one government, you can imagine how short of the time it would take for that to be in the wild for everyone to use. that could have devastating consequences on people trusting business communications, say nothing of personal communications, around the world. jane: thank you for joining us. have been8 people killed by an explosion in the turkish capital of ankara. it happened next to a passing vehicle -- a passing military vehicle. correspondent: they chaotic aftermath of this large explosion in the heart of the turkish capital. more than 30 ambulances rushed to the scene. a wide area to the parliament and military headquarters. many locals pay next. -- locals panicked. >> i saw huge plume of

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there is nobody i know who believes more in family then jane does. we have been blessed with great kids. we have seven grandchildren in total and needless to say they are beautiful grandchildren. we believe in family. we believe in family values. valuestalk about family we are raising an issue that has not gotten a lot of discussion. the united states is the only major country on earth. one of the few countries on earth that does not guarantee paid family and medical leave. one of the things we overcome is overlooking the status quo. this is what paid family and medical leave means. it means if you are a woman in , if youshire or vermont are that mom and you are working class or a lower income mom, what happens? weeks fromk or two will -- from now you are forced to go back to work. what we are seeing our mothers being forced to separate themselves from their newborn babies. this is the only major country on earth where that occurs. one of the few countries in the -- poor countries make sure their moms can stay home. what happens if you get a phone ca

jane: how much influence does china have? china seems to be getting frustrated. influence.s enormous should they choose to use it. the north koreans know that china would rather have a hostile nuclear armed north korea on its border than a reunified korea allied with united states. north korea is really pushing china. they are angering china. their nuclear weapons program threatens china more than any other country. it changes their behavior more than any other country. north korea is betting that china, there is nothing they can do to anger china so much that china will cut off its lifeline to north korea. jane: a different story in the u.s. where they are talking about sanctions. how effective are the sanctions? it does not seem to have an impact on leadership. be more effective. the new bill is an important step. it will strengthen secondary sanctions on chinese companies oft are doing all kinds trade and deals with north korea. it will pinch north korea. it will not change their strategic calculus. the only thing that would change that is of china stopped pro

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