gomez had found jasmine through an ad in the paper.nuel, a prostitute and the mother of smith's children, admitted she had brokered the deal. gomez agreed to pay $190 for an hour with the teen. >> she said that jasmine made the decision, that she asked to go, that they didn't know that she was 16. >> smith testified that at 11:00 p.m. the night of the murder, he walked jasmine to gomez's apartment and waited in the car. when jasmine didn't come out, the pimp told police he called her phone 50 to 100 times with no answer. eventually, he banged on the door, and when gomez refused to answer, he drove to a nearby pay phone to call police. goldfarb says the notion that pimps provide useful protection is patently false. the girls being sold take all the risk. >> there's no way of protecting someone from murder when they go in alone. i mean, sitting outside in the car is not going to protect someone from violence of any kind, let alone a murderer with a weapon. >> at gomez's trial, gregory smith, the pimp, and crystal manuel testified against

jake: princess jasmine. brandon: say hi to your dog, jake. jake: hi. jill: hi, sweetie. jake: princess jasmine. brandon: we were all sitting on the living room floor, and jake couldn't give her enough love. he couldn't give her enough affection. it was the missing piece of the puzzle in jake's life. in the end, i couldn't really picture a more perfect pair for each other. jake, she's your dog now. take care of her. jake: thank you. brandon: thank you. jake: thank you. brandon: goodbye, jazz. narrator: coming up... brandon: hey, what was that? narrator: pluto's natural instincts get him into hot water. brandon: nobody wants a marking dog. nouncer: we' w be right back after this message. brandon: pluto, come on. narrator: dogs rely on their natural tendencies in social situations and for survival, but without formal training, these instincts can occasionally spiral into bad habits. such was the case with a three-year-old tibetan terrier mix named pluto. brandon: hey, what was that? is that you, huh? is that th

she got -- jasmine got bad with the sergeant.ant put the handcuffs on her and escorted her out. >> slaughter was confined to a cell on another floor pending a disciplinary hearing for refusing orders. >> i think she's better off housed with less people, or even by herself. >> why is all this stuff coming at me? i just don't understand. >> having all these girls picking on her, it seems so unfair to me. i really think she shouldn't have been treated that way. and i don't think she should have been the one that goes down there. it should have been the ones that started all the mess for her, calling her names. >> so fairfax ain't [ bleep ]. i can't wait to leave her. tell them the same thing when i go to my hearing, too. the same exact thing. i'm going to write it up better. >> in preparation for the hearing, slaughter writes out her testimony. >> explain to them everything. but i don't even think that's going to do anything. they're not going to care. >> coming up, jasmine slaughter mounts a highly detailed defense. >> is there any

. >> that's 12-year-old jasmine baker. the baltimore co teen missing since tuesday is finally back home safe and sound. >> we have a happy ending. >> we're lucky. thank god we're lucky. >> we're blessed. >> reporter: family and friends held a homecoming celebration for jasmine on saturday. >> i'm relieved she's home safe, and i'm not worried anymore. >> jasmine disappeared on tuesday after she walked to perry hall middle school. federal agents found jasmine unharmed late friday night in the company of a man believed to be in his 30s in raleigh, north carolina. his identity has not yet been released but charges are pending. jasmine then called her parents to let them know she was safe. >> you get that call last night, when tina answered the phone. it was just -- it felt like the world had been taken off my shoulders. >> i just stopped and started crying. i couldn't say anything. >> jasmine's mom, tina, thanked everyone near and far for helping to find her daughter. >> it takes one tip, that's it. one tip is why jasmine is h

when jasmine was just 14. but a judge stalled that suit until davis' appeals are exhausted leaving the family in limbo. >> his injustice is injustice of a family who have to live every day. len davis is still on that row. i mean he can go back and forth to court whenever he wants but no one considered a family, we have to go through this. over and over and over again. >> new orleans city officials declined "america tonight's" interview request saying the city does not comment on pending litigation. however, kotchman williams met with davis to present her with a proclamation with the city. >> she has worked very hard to keep that story, that incident alive to make sure her mother's courage isn't forgotten so we gave her a proclamation from the city of new orleans honoring her mother's commitment to public safety, to fairness, to doing the right thing, to really being a hero. >> what is it like to hearing somebody from the city acknowledge your loss. >> amazing, i can't even express the feeling because it never

extras minute loves cats and dogs -- jasmine loves cats and dogs, too.you want any of the cats, go to the "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page. with jasmine i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news" on "healthcheck" a new cosmetic procedure known as the knifeless necklace has come to the area. it is best to see a doctor who is board certified in plastic surgery. ali gorman explains. ♪ >> reporter: 53-year-old anna moore works as an executive host at resorts casino. her job includes entertaining celebrities such as as ll cool jay and pdiddy. over the years she started to notice in pictures her neck was not as tight as it used to be. so she reached out to plastic surgeon, stephen davis. the doctor suggested a lift known as the knifeless neck lift. he said some woman are caught between, two early for a surgical necklace, but something to tighten the skin. up until now, he said observe noninvasive neck procedures didn't do much. >> reporter: first the area is numbed and then radio frequency energy is applied to the affected area. >> we're using it

this learning center had their skills put to the test last week when one year-old, jasmine's teacheroticed the girl was looking sick and came running with her to the office. >> he was screaming something wrong, something wrong. >> reporter: the owner, placed jasmine on the gun to's the girl as the staff called 911. >> i let them know that the baby had begun turning blue. they instruct me to begin cpr. >> reporter: holland said she has been certified in cpr for 20 years but never had to use it. >> almost like riding a bike. you just go in the motions, of your training and at the time when it is needed. >> reporter: after several minutes of chest compressions and rescue breaths, jasmine started to breathe again. >> my god, it was awesome, it was best thing, what we wanted to see. >> reporter: her mother says she's okay and she may have suffered a seizure cause by a high fever. >> all i can say is thank you very much, appreciate everything. >> reporter: new jersey law requires all day care centers have at least two people cpr certified but davis who will instant center says all of their

that was a good time to be jasmine. >> good time to be jasmine.e jasmine. but that was a good time. but i was peter pan for a while too. mary poppins. i'd draw faces on balloons. and walk around with them, and they were my friends. everything was fine. [ laughter ] everything was fine. >> seth: i'm sure the other kids were jealous that you were rolling with so many friends. >> yeah, that were balloons. [ laughter ] nothing sad about that at all. yeah. >> seth: this i like, too. you wrote letters to people. which is, again, seems so out of touch with all the nerdy stuff you've told us about yourself so far. >> it's really out of sync. >> seth: it's really out of sync. you wrote a letter to r.l. stine. >> i did, i did. >> seth: what i love is you have it framed. >> i do. but here's why. because i wrote him in 1996 when i was 8, and i got a response in 2014 from him. long story, but i found a floppy disk, which is like, i feel like indiana jones basically. [ laughter ] i found a floppy disk. i went on amazon and got a floppy disk drive and it was thi

were caught up in the 2007 murder of a juvenile named kathleen jasmine han.tal arranged an out-call date for the girl, and g. delivered her to the john's apartment, where she was tortured and killed. while the teen's killer got life in prison, jasmine's trafficker was never punished. >> are we ready to talk about that yet? >> it don't matter. >> you know all about it. >> i know all about it. >> why haven't you talked to us, then? >> it's not my problem. >> investigators are working to build a federal trafficking case against g. and want crystal to cooperate. >> i know who you are. you're not a bad person. you're not a bad person at all. i think you got hooked up with g. when you were too young. >> no. >> when you were young? come on. >> no. >> he's not good news. you know that. >> but crystal is not about to give up g. tonight. in the jargon of the underground sex trade, she remains true to the game. >> the girls would deny that they have any type of pimp. they're just doing it for themselves. they don't want to see him get in trouble, and they don't want to

and we're looking at each other, it was like, "well, i did the voices of princess jasmine in aladdin and mulan." i got the biggest freakout that i've ever seen. >> hinojosa: you mean he started jumping up and down like... >> "no way!" and i'm like... it's amazing what pop culture and film will... you know, how it influences kids. >> hinojosa: so... >> it's just so... it was just so funny. it made my night. it really, really did. >> hinojosa: what are you thinking about what comes next? i mean, do you think, "look, i could be producing, i could be directing, i could..." i mean, what's your dream? >> for me, i kind of want to coach, to teach, and to do one-on-one coaching with people. i've done it for a couple of people back home in the phillipines, and i found that to be extremely rewarding, because in a very strange way it keeps fueling my own desires to perform. when i'm able to see somebody that i've kind of helped along onstage, you know, "oh, yes, i remember teaching that person that, i remember teaching this person this," and then, "yes, that dance step is looking great, yes, th

. >> federal agents are questioning the man found with jasmine. >>> her smile, great sense of humor. that's how people who knew hannah graham remembered her. they shared their memories. >> it's sad when things like there happened. >> repe about her. >> she was smart, she knew what she was doing. >> reporter: they honored her at a celebration of life service at the high school. she was currently a sophomore at university of virginia. classmates from both schools pay tribute to hannah. >> i remember her dry sense of humor. >> reporter: this is a rock students painted. it says we love you, hannah, always in our hearts. >> it's a hard day for many of us -- for all of us, really, knowing we have lost a valued member of our school community. >> reporter: her remains were found after a month long search. a man was charged with her abduction. people will always remember her smile and great sense of humor. >>> he is back in jail tonight after making his first court appearance. back in 2005 he dragged a young woman into the woods, beat her and sexually assaulted her. >>> we are tracking the pr

>>> this morning a 12-year-old girl is waking up with her family after disappearing. 13-year-old jasmine baker was found. she was tracked than bs to her ex-box and ipad. >>> got a call last night. when tina answered the phone, it was -- it felt like the world had been taken off my shoulders. >> federal agents are questioning the man found with jasmine. he may have met her they say online. >> looking at the week ahead, the second trial of a d.c. officer accused of trying to kill his wife. they say he hit her with a metal lamp post and they also say the fight started when lawrence became frustrated while trying to hang a flat screen tv. lawrence is facing attempted murder and assault charges. a jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial back in july. >>> d.c.'s new inspector general will be sworn in this week. daniel lucas now becomes the city government's top internal watch dog. lucas most recently served as inspector general for the naval sea systems command. the ceremony is tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in the wilson building. >>> tomorrow crew also start working on a bridge in a median

sol civil rights attorney jasmine ran, associate professor and author of "trust in black america, race discrimination and politics" and editor in chief of "global grind" and president of the center for policing equity, phillip ateva go arka goff. i want to start with you. you found black boys are seen as older and less innocent and prompt a less essential childhood than white peers the same age and that's related to police violence towards black children and i'm wondering given that we know that 12-year-old tamir rice was assumed to be 20 years old by the police officers that shot him, i'm wondering if you think that is related to the research that you have done there. >> well, it's entirely possible. you know, this came out, the report you're talking about in the context of two other studies that also found that black children are seen as generally less innocent, that the parole officers and the people taking care of them see them as more adult-like at an earlier time. during that beautiful intro you talked about black men's pain, i wonder why we're not also talking about protecting b

and if you see jasmine, call the number on your screen, 410- 317-2020. >>> the man accused of abducting a woman off the philadelphia street. and that they were caught on camera. she was indicted today as they said that they grabbed a 22- year-old woman forcing her in to the car as she was screaming, struggling to get away as they would track them to maryland just three days later. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> barnes is also charged in the abduction and attempted murder of a teenager outside richmond. both the victims survive. and for treatment and testing where maryland is included in that investigation. there is some confusion about what costs will be covered. for example that there have been two attempts to change several laws beyond rape kits, failing to pass congress. >> debra alfarone is the first meeting of the ask members about those billing issues. >> good morning everyone. >> reporter: she co-chairs a brand new committee, charged of making sure that rape victims don't get turned away from hospitals and don't get billed for medical services after submitting to

. >> federal agents are questioning the man found with jasmine. he may have met her online. >>> in the week ahead, the second trial of a d.c. officer accused of trying to kill his wife is expected to get under way. lawrence attacked his wife in their home last november. they say he hit her with a metal lamp post. the fight started when lawrence became frustrated trying to hang a flat screen tv. he's facing attempted murder and assault charges. a jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial in july. >>> d.c.'s new inspector general will be sworn in, daniel lucas becoming the top internal watch dog for the city. most recently served as inspector general for the naval sea systems command. scheduled for 1:00 p.m. >> watch out for work on the silver line. starting tomorrow, crew al start working on the bridge -- you can expect some lanes to be closed. the bridge will support an aerial guideway as it crosses overbroad run. that project could last late into 2015. >>> it is so easy to get overwhelmed with all the daily ads and holiday blockbuster dea

says that 12-year-old jasmine baker of white marsh was located unharmed in raleigh last night. the north carolina man with her is being questioned by authorities. police had said that baker has been known to communicate with several men on social media. >>> as cold as it was today might have been the brightest day we will see for quite sometime. first alert meteorologist erica grove is here. >> the clouds moved in as we head through the day on sunday. and that is going to help to keep our temperatures from rising too far. today we got up to 47 and our low temperature was 32. well below the seasonal average for the high and low. even more of that cold air is on the way. today's low temperature was 32 and that's the first time we had a freezing temperature at reagan international and the high temperature today was more typical for mid december our forecast has temperatures that have been the coldest since march 26th. very cold air coming towards us and here is a look at your wakeup weather forecast. tomorrow pretty similar to this morning except there will be more clouds in place

. >> the executive action is expected to make things better for her 8-year-old daughter jasmine born in the united states. 10-year-old daughter naomi was born in mexico and will not protected from deportation. >> my heart is still broken because not my older daughter. >> reporter: this public defender hopes they announce assistance to process those people. >> one thing that should be included is funding for attorneys to help to navigate this process. >> reporter: remember the man from south korea who interrupted president obama in the bay area last november to demand immigration reform? >> i want to debate. >> now a student at sf state he is protected from deportation but demand reform. >> the current plan does not help my mom or older sister. and it leaves out 7 million undocumented families. >> reporter: the notion is shared at st. peters church tonight. >> we need immigration reform and we will continue to work for it. >> reporter: the folks here at st. peters you saw making the signs will have a rallying joining others in san francisco at the seiu local on golden gate avenue tomo

cena jasmine told us earlier why he was not being treated closer to his home in maryland. >> the reason he's being treated in nebraska is because those doctors and health care workers in maryland at the nih center, they're still under their 21-day watch period, because they so recently cared for a nurse with ebola who was from dallas. and so that's why the patient is being taken to nebraska. >> and on twitter this week, a caption contest and renewed rape allegations have put comedian bill cosby in the headlines. the well-known comedian has been asked to answer sexual assault allegations, some from a decade ago. alexandra field has more now on how it's raising eyebrows. >> bill cosby was set to appear on david letterman later this week, and it has been cancelled. and the appearance on the queen latifah show also cancelled. he did do an interview with mpr's scott simon a couple days ago. the focus mostly about cosby's art collection. but when simon asked cosby about the resurfacing of these old sexual assault allegations, the comedian had literally no words. >> for years, allegations of r

. >> reporter: jasmine lui says one is too many. her younger siblings won't be having any more halloween treats. >> my mom will probably toss it now. >> reporter: not a bad idea. hercules police say their school resource officer is letting area school principals know about the drugs found in a bag, hoping to spread the word so parents will check candy bags. reporting live in hercules, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. we have some new video just into our newsroom. some tense moments at a south bay hotel. a hazmat team was called to the doubletree hotel near the san jose airport. around 7:30 this evening. employees reported an odd smell and feeling sick in the lobby. crews cleared out that lobby while hazmat tested the area. but nothing was found. guests were allowed to stay inside of their rooms throughout the incident. the scene is now clear. >>> well, much like uber, it's a new company that's growing quickly but san francisco-based lyft is now dealing with its first deadly crash. the victim is a 24-year-old man fro

jasmine segura/ 25:00 estamos hablando de mas de seis millones de personas que son parte de nuestra comunidadmente no van a ser cubridas alex aldana/coalicion inmigrante juvenil-este de la bahia 29:14 gente que tiene felonias, por no tener una licencia, por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol todas esas personas no van a calificar por tener un record criminal 29:21 los padres de jovenes que recibieron daca tambien quedaron descalificados, a menos que tengan un hijo ciudadano o residente permanente... en el caso de ana, su madre quedo por fuera ana morales/su mama quedo descalificada 19:42 pero eso me duele mucho porque no es justo, los papas son los que nos trajeron aca 19:48 31:37 o todos o nada!! estas organizaciones reforzaron hoy su compromiso para continuar la batalla politica que lleve a un beneficio para todos. 5:02 ya nos dieron una migajita y esperamos otra migaja mas porque se que algun dia voy a poder visitar a mi pais y ver a mis hijos, esa es la esperanza y la esperanza nunca se pierde 5:11 40:11 estos grupos tambien criticaron que el programa comunidades seguras, no se acaba,

meet 23-year-old jasmine took. she is on the cover of the giant's catalog. the 23-year-old who will be replacing miranda kerr. >>> the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks is the face of a new campaign ad. your e-mails are pouring in on this one. >> this donkey caught horsing around falling feet first into a manhole. how fire fighters were able to get him out. >> first florida georgia line performing "dirt" at the c.m.a.'s. ♪ ♪ >> three minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. in a matter of hours the man accused of kidnapping a pennsylvania woman will face a judge for the first time. the woman is now reunited with her family days after being abducted right off the street. it's day two of nfl star ray rice's court hearing. he is challenging his suspension and seeking reinstatement into the nfl after hitting his fiancee on an elevator. >>> the president says he's willing to sit down with the new majority leader mitch mcconnell but vows executive action on immigration reform. will the new congress be able to get any

this is jasmine's first snowman. >> we played in it a little bit at 11:00, and now we came back out and it's a lot more. >> and christopher and his brothers are trying to top their last year's creation and this type of snow helps. >> absolutely this type of snow helps. >> i need to get gravy. >> last minute turkey day shoppers were out getting last minute things. >> i love it, i love snow. it's butte. >> i have been wondering if that guy found his gravy, i hope so inside of wegmans, out here they have salting the roadways if the temperatures dip, the roads are slick and they won't be dangerous in they stick. >>> over here now and a lot of these beautiful scenic winter wonderland scenes, you have seen all day are coming from viewers across our region, sharing their snowy day snapshots on social media, they are using the #~ 6 abc snow on twitter and instagram. and you can see from little guys like matthew playing in the snow and people making snow men, and there was enough snow to do that. and this thanksgiving eve is bringing us quite the signal for the holiday season. we thank you for s

police say jasmine baker was discovered with a man in raleigh, north carolina after she went missing on the way to school on tuesday. that man now being questioned by police. >>> some panic in the suburbs of paris when residents spotted what appeared to be a baby tiger wandering the streets. the search for the big cat is now entering its third day. they don't know where he went. police aren't exactly sure what kind of cat is on the loose. >>> the battle over immigration reform may come to a head this week when president obama is expected to issue an executive order to grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants and some republicans are threatening to tie the action to a must pass spending bill which could once again bring the government grinding to a halt. joining me now is matt slap, former political director for president george w. bush. and ben wickler, the washington director of moveon.org and talk radio host of the good fight. i like that name by the way. >> appreciate that. >> we're going to have a good debate on what's going on in capitol hill right now and executive mansi

jasmine the sixth grader was last seen nottingham area last tuesday. she's about 5-foot-5, blue eyes, brown hair with blond and red highlights. if you have seen her, please police. the man accused of kidnapping hannah graham is due in a county courtroom tomorrow. jesse matthew is facing rape and teamed murder charges in a -- attempted murder charges in a 2005 case there. we're expecting to learn when will begin in that case. we will bring you all of that information tomorrow, right here on abc 7 news. officer who shot a handcuffed unarmed man in the prison.heading to now his victim is speaking only with brad bell about what happened. is live in district heights tonight with the reaction. brad? >> well, the police officer is getting five years. the man he shot says that's okay him, as long as sergeant johnny riley can never be a police officer again. this crimere happened. this is foster street in district heights. ago, in september, just about where i am, sergeant riley, then sergeant riley, had patrol car parked. in the back seat he had kalvin kyle. h

the fbi and maryland police asking for the public's help finding 12-year-old jasmine baker. investigators say the little barrel vanished tuesday morning while walking to school. >>> shocking revelations in daylight jewelry story robbery in midtown manhattan. law enforcement sources telling the "new york post" the suspects were hired by a rival jeweler to intimidate the store owner but not rob him. cops are still searching for the suspects. >>> a mother in florida now faces criminal charges for ignoring doctors orders and refuse to give her infant formula that she believed contained animal by-products. she chose organic soy formula instead. the doctors ordered the formula diet after the 12-day old infant lost 10% of its body weight. heather: wee have information on dozens of college students missing in mexico. there are now violent protests over the mass abductions as it spills into the popular resort city of acapulco. casey stiegel coughing the story for us live in dallas. we should mention the missing students are mex nan maxals. one thing interesting that the u.s. governme

for example, jasmine is for one thing, geranium or some other. sometimes he mixes it.smells like a whore. the whole house smells. i'm not into aromatherapy. >> you also have a character in "ripper" where you had to a lot of research into soldiers who come home. in fact, ryan is in the special forces. >> navy seal. i have a person who works in the foundation, adorable, complete hippie, sarah, who is a great researcher. i said i needed a soldier. i don't know anything about the military. i really needed to get all the information. in 24 hours, she got me a new navy seal that was very to talk. they're very secretive. we flew together to washington and spent three days with him. and he gave me the character. i did not have to invent anything. >> explain who ryan is and his struggles with ptsd. >> a former navy seals who had to retire because he was terribly wounded, he lost his leg. he has posttraumatic syndrome. he is obsessed with an incident that happened in afghanistan in which he was involved. he killed a family. of course, it was in operation that did not work out. w

fbi agents are now searching for 12-year-old jasmine baker from white marsh, just north of baltimore. police are worried she may be in bad company. they say she has a history of texting and e-mailing men. >>> there is a brand-new call to arms from the leader of siisis. the terror group just distributed an audio message online. this is the first time we heard from the isis leader since saturday when he was rumored to have been wounded by a u.s. air strike. it's not clear when he recorded the message. but he calls for volcanoses of jihad and vows isis will fight until the last man. >>> things back to normal at one world trade center after the riveting rescue of two window washers yesterday. today there was a thick double layered window firefighters had to cut through with a diamond-edged saw. it was their best plan of action to quickly reach the window washers trapped for two agonizing hours. 68 stories above manhattan. after the rescue, they were rushed to a hospital, suffering from mild hypothermia, but they're already back home today. no word yet on what caused one of the platform's

jasmine baker disappeared tuesday while walking to school. she liv in nottingham, just outside of baltimore. police are searching near her home and school. they are hoping her social media contacts can help them find her. >>> an update now on a story you saw breaking on news4 midday. students in gaithersburg are safe at home right now with a story to tell after a fire forced them out of forced oak middle school late this morning. chopper 4 flew over the school during the evacuation and students waited on school buses to stay warm. the fire started on the building's second floor. there were three minor injuries, not related to the fire. everyone was eventually allowed back into the building. no word yet on a cause. >>> first at 4:00 today, a big announcement from one of the busiest museums in our region. the national children's museum just announced it's moving from prince george's county, maryland, back into the district next year. the museum used to operate as the capitol children's museum in northeast washington before closing back in 2004.

and here in new york to jasmine rand and marcus clapton i hope you will be back once we do in fact havet. still to come this morning, bryan stephenson is returning. we just had him last week but he's back at the mhp show to explain what judicial override is and how one man's life hangs in the balance. plus former "new york times" bill keller with a review from the marshal project. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hive

is jasmine there?>> and veterans are constantly training rookies in undercover tactics. >> we just put on an undercover school. what we'll do is take these guys out there and get their feet wet, let them try and pick up some girls and see what it's like through the follow car and the under car and that kind of thing. >> detective jim saleda is an eight-year veteran of the task force. tonight he'll be working closed cover keeping a protective eye on the undercover cops posing as johns. >> and again, if shots are fired, be mindful. again, you always want cover. >> tonight's sting requires two dozen officers and nine cars. >> and if there is an officer down, we're going to react to the threat, as we just talked about. we actually have one of our close cover officers, plain-clothes officers, who was watching the incident, be approached by two guys and he tried to rob them at gun point. a gun fight ensued. we've had a male officer just recently shot at by a female prostitute. so, you name it, it's happened.

police say jasmine baker was found safely with a man in ra raleigh, north carolina now question. went missing on the way to school tuesday. the suburbs of paris, residents spot what appeared to be a baby tiger wandering the streets, but the search for the big cat entering its third day there, but police are not sure what kind of cat is on the loose. >>> fox news alert for you now. the nation's top military brass says the battle against isis is starting to turn the corner. general martin dempsey is visiting baghdad today to talk with government officials there. it is the first visit to iraq since the offensive began in the summer. he praised the troops for helping the iraqi and kurdish forces pull the grip back from the islamic grip of isis, but the general warns the fight against isis will be a long campaign. >>> well, eric, new details come to light in the deadly encounter between officer wilson and my coal brown. awaiting a grand jury's decision whether or not to charge the officer, the st. louis post dispatch has obtained surveillance video and police recordings from the day o

the horses, we have jasmine and ronnie. >> that's insane. >> family is important to you.his off camera. if you are in the storm of criticism, you went through a tough time for a while. is that your escape? >> absolutely. >> how do you push through that? >> absolutely. utah has been a saving grace for me. people are grounded and a safe life for my kids. i get to completely decompress to be present. utah has been that for me. it put my head back on right. >> the start of the new chapter. oh, let's hear what she has to say. >> just that i'm kind of and this is cliche. i'm a lot like everybody else. the same thing that matters to us matters to me. our children and family and friends. making the most of every moment and animals mean a lot. >> here's to the juggle and new chapter. you can catch the new series "state of affairs" here on monday on nbc. we're back in a moment, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> 20 years ago, jeff daniels and jim carrey burst on the big screen with "dumb and dumber." >> now they are back with "dumb and dumber to" to find the daughter that jeff d

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sim ana jasmine, who is a forme detective and now writes for "the dallas morning news." doctor, not a u.s. citizen, but married to a u.s. citizen, so a legal, permanent resident. i guess the confusion here is what is the criteria for who of the people who catch this disease in west africa are allowed to come to the u.s. for treatment? is there a standard or is this decided case by case? >> at the moment, jim, what we can say is that the people who have been airlifted from west africa to the u.s. for treatment in these special biocontainment units have been u.s. citizens, or in this instance, a legal permanent resident of the u.s. there's something else that's really important to bear in mind, jim, is is the patient stable enough to be put on an airplane and transported u.s.? of course, you want to offer the best medical care available, but you want to make sure it's not detrimental to their health and that 10-hour flight transportation time can take its toll. a spokesperson at the nebraska unit said this patient is still being assessed to see if they're stable enough for

simi jasmine, a former disease detective for the cdc.s here for us, doctor, i understand you've spoken to the cdc and have the latest information about the number of children that are affected. are we up to date on the numbers? >> that's right, we've seen the numbers steadily increasing since we first heard about the medical mystery in september. as of yesterday now 75 children across 29 states who have become mysteriously paralyzed overnight. these are normally healthy kids but they have noticed one thing here, and that's in the few days prior to them becoming paralyzed or two weeks before they become paralyzed they've had some kind of respiratory illness, some kind of fever illness, so there may be a limping between that and between them becoming paralyzed. >> is there, like we've been hearing so much about this enterovirus, is there a connection to that? >> so the cdc said there could be a connection, but right now they haven't proven that, and they're doing their best to keep a really open mind so that they can cast a wide net and tr