jen. then on day five, a major discovery. ned when jen's father was driving around town, looking for any sign of his daughter. >> 911. what's the address of your emergency? >> chenango sheriff? >> yes. >> tom renz, jennifer ramsaran's father. >> yeah. >> i found the van. >> reporter: it was jen's red van. it had been abandoned here in this apartment complex eight miles from her home. that must have been just an awful, awful discovery for her father. >> i'm sure it was. >> reporter: the van was empty. but inside there were spots of blood. are all your worst fears being realized? >> absolutely, yeah. devastated, absolutely devastated. shocked. >> reporter: did you start to fear at that point that jennifer is never coming home? >> whatever was going on here was probably not going to be a good outcome. there's two questions, really. where is jennifer? and who did something to her? >> reporter: and now eileen, jen's best friend, began thinking back to that game, the virtual kingdom that had jen so fascinated. did you think somethin

a bit. we had the opportunity to see again mr. jenningsng else, but it gave us again a time line. >> reporter: but longshore still couldn't make an arrest and it wasn't just the lack of physical evidence that prevented it. something else had intervened. something that no one else ever imagined. a confession and not just one. was it possible someone else killed michelle o'keefe? >> people confessing to it. she was killed because she owed money to a dope dealer. >> reporter: had police been chasing the wrong man all along? >> i was going to prove that he didn't kill this girl. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with walmart's low prices every day... ...it's not just about having more savings. it's about having more fun. great get-togethers start with low prices you can trust every day. back by popular demand! it's steak and lobster at outback. try our new coconut lobster or classic steamed lobster. steak and lobster, starting at just $14.99. and introducing lunch every bloomin' day! with over 70 combinations, starting at $6.99. it's lunch at last every day at outback.

the case began last february with a video of rice and jen a palmer, now his wife, in a very physical altercation in an atlantic city elevator. ending with him dragging her unconscious body into a hallway. and then more graphic video was filmed by mtz showing him punching his wife. causing outrage and tougher penalties for league conduct. >> not that they could solve it, but they needed to show empathy and greater concern for it. >> the ravens cut him from the team after the second video was released. and the nfl. rice has called the elevator incident the biggest mistake of his life. former football star was able to avoid jail time by agreeing to a year-long intervention program for first time offenders. under the terms of that program, rice paid 125,000-dollar in fine, and anger management counseling. he signed off it on it after consulting his wife, jen a. speaking on the case on the today show, jen a said she forgives her husband. >> of course in the back of my mind, in my heart, i knew our relationship would not be over because it's not us, and it's not him. >> jenne has forgiven

a dog? no? okay. hey, jen, do we have--oh! >> so this looks like a lot of chemicals. you looking to clean with? do you mind if i ask? everything? so why don't you try this today too? you know, this--you're spraying, you know--yeah. >> jen is being way too aggressive with the customers. instead of selling the value of her product, she's tearing down the other products, and robin is even struggling to have a conversation with anybody. seeing the eco-me team in action was one of the reasons that i brought them to camping world. the other is for them to interact with a focus group of customers. >> all right, everybody, thank you for coming today for our focus group. so the name "eco-me"--when you think of that, what comes to mind? >> when you say "eco-me," what is that? there's no tie-in to what the actual product is. it's a little confusing. >> if it was in a super market on the end aisle, i'd walk right past it. >> is it because the word "eco"? >> just by the name "eco-me," and then--i wouldn't know what it was. >> what do the names mean on these? >> oh, yeah. >> "by mi

hi, i'm jen." >> a year later, the two were married, and 29-year-old stephen became a father to jennifer's young son. they also had plans to have children of their own. >> as far as his career, he was -- i noticed this about him. he was always happiest when he was working in a restaurant. >> stephen was an assistant manager of a steakhouse in st. petersburg, florida. he often worked long hours and some nights were longer than others. >> he called me at 10:18 and said, i'm just letting you know i'm going to be later tonight because we had a late party and i just closed up. i just let everyone out and locked the door. >> around midnight, an exterminator entered the restaurant with his own key. >> that is when he saw all the bloody footprints and he saw and found mr. holmes' lifeless body. >> stephen holmes had been stabbed to death. >> i've never seen a crime scene this horrific. it was a pretty bad scene. >> in a clear case of overkill, stephen was stabbed more than 40 times. >> when you think of a murder, you sometimes think, okay, somebody is shot or stabbed. this was a vicious, vicious a

i'll gave you a bone us. >> oh, goodness. >> thanks, jen. >> have a great weekend.aid to her how sad is it the first thing she needs to say to you sim ' married, mike. >> i don't have a good memory any more. >> okay. >> you know, tonight i don't know if i can watch this or not. >> letterman's last night. >> oh, but before he said good-bye, he's going to join us for special top ten. >> that's fan taste i can. somebody on twitter just said regis because on last night. >> maybe he can come back again, no? >> here is another look at mary lee. everyone thinking about going down the shore of course, big holiday memorial day might be someone in the water there with you. mary lee has been binging along the coast along the jersey shore so we've been talking about her following her. guess we'll have to see. you know? we're thinking of you mary lee specially because we might see this weekend as tonight being the final show for david letterman, after 33 years over 6,000 episodes, dave is going to hang it up. so thrilled this morning to have dave with us this morning, for very s

so there is guess work. >> reporter: jen is ready to make a decision. ow all the work it will bring. are you still thinking of putting in an offer? >> yes. >> reporter: yeah? >> i would do it. >> reporter: you are not easily daunted. but jen may not have been fast enough. tonight todd reports that home received multiple offers and went over the asking price. no shame in the highest price from your end. >> i'm happy to sell it at any price. 10,000 or 300,000. as long as it is closed it is money. if they don't close no money. >> reporter: gloria rivera in jacksonville florida. >>> the money that heavyweights are spending to turn a lackluster listing in to a spectacular sale. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out... with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing humira for nearly 10 years. >>humira c

>>> as we share memories and show our gratitude here's a look at cheryl description as a child -- sheryl jenningsher. too cute. very happy mother's day from us to all the moms out there. >> want to send over to drew for a check of the forecast. a lovely day for moms today. what is next? >> really after that morning fog it cleared out nicely and mom had tons of sunshine on this sunday afternoon and evening. live doppler 7hd will show you we are dry. no precipitation so we'll take you live outside. our santa cruz cam some families headed to the shore, just nice looking day from our camera, but with temperatures only in the mid-60s this afternoon you don't see too many people with their toes in the water on this mother's day sunday. right now you can see where the clouds lingered the longest along the coast. only in the 50s. 55 half moon bay. more sunshine in the east. 71 fairfield. 70 in antioch comfortable 69 in livermore and right now mountain view, 54. exploit radar, the store -- satellite and radar, you look to the north there's cold front on our door step. that's going to help to clear out tha

i'm cheryl jennings, have a great week. we'll see you next time. >>> we pay for these. we have right to be in them. >> after this in oakland say they plan to defy an order about protests by the city. hello, i'm katie marzullo. oakland's mayor is cracking down on nighttime marchs in an effort to stop vandalism, requiring protesters to stay on sidewalks after sunset. the effort is being met with resistance and questions about its legality. cornell bernard spoke with both the protester and the mayor's office and has this report from oakland. >> reporter: sky 7hd was overhead as more than 100

jen is there as well. isn't that a cute place. >> maybe jen will share pastry was sue. >> there she is. >> hey, sue, what is up. >> i was doing more of your pose there because over my shoulder is the the yoga place for what a perfect place, to practice, yoga, right here on the beach. it is very zen anyway and then you add to it by really contemplating the meaning of life. so their yoga class is getting started. we are getting started as well with the nine out of ten. what a fantastic way to start the weekend with the number of the day. why is it a nine? we took away humidity. bus stop buddy is happen bye that. just wearing polo shirt again to school because it is still warm but in the as humid. we are close to 70 degrees here in philadelphia, and in the lower 60's on the beach in sea isle city. temperatures are much cooler in the mountains since the cold front came through yesterday. little bit warmer to the south of us where cooler temperatures have in the settled in just yet the but we expect another warm day with a

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a moment's notice. these can develop and mature quickly. >> if you're watching now, you shouldn't be on the road as jen is she's with a team of meteorologists that specialize in this they will stay safe. if you're thinking of going on the roads anywhere near there in northern texas, do not. jennifer thank you to you and the team. stay safe. thank you all for joining us. stay with cnn and cnn.com for updates on severe weather around the country all evening. thanks for being with me. i am poppy harlow. see you tomorrow. >>> do you remember the dream you had when you showed up to school completely naked, felt so humiliated? you woke up thought thank god, that was just a dream. what if i told you there were people mainly women, living out that nightmare every day. to them it feels like their naked images are splashed on bill bards for anyone to see. take that mentality, apply it to the internet where there's underground movement devoted to exposing you and your most private moments. even a name for it. revenge porn. think of it as nonconsensual pornography. naked photos usually of women, wind up on the web

or procedure giving con by the uk and by president woodrow wilson and secretary of state william jennings a little later on. with the delight we know that by march 1950 submarines were already lying wait outside of liverpool and in the northwest indian hoping to attack the liners there. the liner here were the largest and most luxury of them all providing a transatlantic service. ... >> however those officers failed to convince will hem ii. why? partly because his feelings for his british relations, his british cousins were highly ambivalent. he didn't wish to either kill them or destroy their palaces or those landmarks of which he was fond. some of those veteran airships that would do the bombing also equivocated between morality and or war-winning expediency. he considered that that -- [inaudible] is repulsive when it kims and maims -- when it kills and maims old women and children. then perhaps what is ode yous in the -- would give way to something fine and powerful. all that flies he said, should be concentrated on that city. what about poison gas? the debate here was less extensive. i

but also by the united states president president ruddrow wilson and jennings a little later on.nevertheless, we know that by march 1915, german submarines were already lying in wait outside the british port of liverpool in the northwest of england posing to attack the q liner. this here -- as i said the largest most luxurious ship still providing a chance of atlantic service or be it it was in war wartime. but the german military that were at least at first less successful in persuading to authorize an airship to bomb london. under this gentleman here germany had a comangding lead in airship technology at the time when no airplane on either side had any significant bombing capabilities. one suggested that, quote bombing london would cause panic in the population wondering if that civil war could be continued. and another said that if what we do is frightful then make frightfulness be german salvation but frightfulness would be taken up in the british and mutual press like in america to symbolize some of germany's actions that year of 1915. however those officers failed to convin

>> yes. >> wear big hats, and i found a hat thanks, jen. i found a hat to cover my bald spot.n said oh, i noticed your bald spot, starting to comfort. few month ago but i didn't want to say anything. >> awe. >> only hattie could finds. >> is this how you'll do the news? >> yes. >> what a do you have us. i'll tell you this, alex, this hat, and our attitude, our love ♪ ♪ >> just stop ♪ ♪ cause i really love you ♪ ♪ stop ♪ ♪ i'll be thinking of you ♪ ♪ look in my heart and let love keep us together ♪ ♪ >> you belong to me now ♪ ♪ ain't gone a set you free now ♪ ♪ >> i could never play the piano, but keep it together. ♪ ♪ just stop cause i really love you ♪ ♪ stop ♪ ♪ imette st. guillen ' thinking of you ♪ ♪ look in my heart and let love keep us together. ♪ ♪ >> i thought -- you look good. think about it, you have the best hairline. were you voted to have the best hairline in what? >> north america. >> well, really pennsylvania. but we'll take north america. we'll take that. >> kit cat? >> not doing baby crying? >> no. >> trying to set up the baby crying, by me crying, was going t

>> no. >> like marrying a housekeeper or somethingment okay, jen thank you. >> you know, theory that when a guy is a mama's boy, he is looking for someone to do all of the things his mama did. they like. that will if you can basically not replace his mother but do all of the things his mother would do if you are in the same house. is that what you flying. >> the only job i had growing up because i had four sisters, i had to take the trash out. >> lucky. >> mama's boy. >> sisters hate philadelphia. hey, a father's defending his decision to spends tens of thousands of dollars on his kids birthday party. wait until you hear how much this dude spent on his kids birthday party. >> wasn't a party more like sware. >> yep disney theme included entertainment from former australian idol contestant. a balloon artist, and they had high tea for children. >> who is this dude? how does this happen, karener? >> happened down fund australia basically they through an event that would be like a wedding. they had 220 people at the blow out party for their three year old t cost them about $40,000. >> thre

i'm cheryl jennings. we have a roundtable edition today, focusing on our bay area's asian-pacific american community. according to the library of congress, the term "asian-pacific" encompasses all of the asian continent, as well as the pacific islands of melanesia, micronesia, and polynesia. the people and cultures of this region have added significantly to the rich diversity of the bay area. the u.s. census estimates, in 2013, asians and pacific islanders made up 20.8 million residents, or 6.4%. california had the largest population at almost 6.5 million, or more than 16% of the state. abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, closely affiliated

but this time the goal is to do more than just issue a recommendation. cheryl jenningsxplains. >> she's getting a mammogram many schedule once per year this is part of an effort to re-examine the benefits. >> i'm lucky risks are low. >> any other women dig nosed? >> susan is joining a file. >> family history is first, then, a mammogram. and finally for the first time a dna sample allowing researchers to scour a patient's genome. >> with that it will determine how often a woman should be screened with what modality. >> the question has become a lightning rod over several years. what a panel suggested some women might only need a mammogram every other year, that debate spread to congress. >> it's a positive. well i guess it doesn't matter. >> we want to test. is the safe to screen people? and is it better? >> he argues it could spare many women from unnecessary screenings and treatment. >> if your risk is high, like you have a mutation of brca 1 or 2, you perhaps should be screened every six months. >> women in the study can receive either traditional screening screenings

jennings a well-known engineer, begins to develop this in a warehouse building, called the lighter store. the iron columns are essentially placed next to large brick piers. the brick piers are still arranged parallel to the street front, so they are taking up the most possible facade. but now they are helped in their structural task by these iron columns behind them. so they can be smaller, and as a result the windows can be larger. you can see that the spandrals the upstanding from the floor is very low. this is how desperate architects are to bring daylight into their interiors. a few years later, maybe slightly better-known, this is jimmy's home insurance building. a tall commercial building. and jennings says that his charge in this case was an insurance company that literally told him that the need was for the best possible lighting in the interior of the offices. you can see that he has taken the formula from the first lighter building and sort of moved it along one step. he has embedded the cast-iron into the brick piers. now they are literally a structural hybrid. the iron is car

sound like a plan. >>> we have to check on buddy as he is trying to get to jen and sue at the the shore. he is getting a ride in the mazda miata and it looks like he is on the way, as bob kelly would say. >> he is finally on the way because sue forgot him. good thing george roach our photographer is driving him now. >> he is ready to go. >> he is excited now. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try to teach that to my daughter. i'm saving for a house and i don't want my money to go to bank fees. i'm sure you don't either. so ask me about one deposit checking. next time you have a question about avoiding fees, ask me. sincerely, samantha parke, fellow mom and fellow citizen. let's get back out to breaking news in camden. >> fire fighters, and, has been rescued. steve keeley live on the scene. steve? >> reporter: we know he will be okay in the word of my friend who is a fire fighter who got word to me about that. secondly, the bigger part of the story is path the co high speed line trains are running in bot

being a mom, it is embarrassing moment. jenand a new jersey comedian are celebrating those moments ahead of mothers day. what are you up to in moorestown. >> we will have a relay race, one funny mother. dean a has a show this weekend off broadway in millville, new jersey. we have been asking people for their embarrassing mom moments. >> we have one from shane smith. i sent my daughter's blankets for school. and my white underwear were stuck inside of it. >> we love that. >> great mom. >> we will have some, but, we have set up, a relay of all relay. >> mom relays. >> set it up. >> these are three teams have of moms and they are first going to have to carry bucket and mop, and pass it off. first the challenge is to pick up the laundry, go back, pass off the bucket, come back, feed the dogs. most annoying things. we have dogs here. >> yes. >> live dogs. >> and, then in the final challenge toys head back this way and they will pick up these trash cans and empty trash cans because daddy never does it. put it in the white bag and put

what about a netflix or an amazon? jense is a whole ecosystem that is being built in vr all the way from the hardware that is necessary, the cameras, to the software that is needed. it is less today about competition and more about partnering. the idea of the studio is to partner with the content creators, the creative community. the studios in hollywood, the big media companies, the brands. there are a bunch of creative people that want to dive into vr and are not sure how to do it. we can help them create compelling experiences. emily: the president of the newly formed jaunt studios and the jaunt ceo. up next, drones at the golden gate bridge. they are becoming a big problem for local officials trying to sort the gadget geeks from real security threats. ♪ emily: welcome back. i'm emily chang. still to come, drones at the golden gate bridge. it's becoming a huge headache for local officials. if you have a cool idea for a t-shirt, you can use this startup to make big money. we are talking to teespring later. first, a look a

a newdministration with an activistiew of government's role came into power. franklin delano roosevelt created e tennesseevalleyuthority, e tva. william jenningsdolph was a member of congress during the roosevelt administration. the tennessee valley authority was a product of the new deal. it was not doling out money here and there. it was the planning of an area in the united states where there would be a development. hydroelectric power was a part of it. the plan to provide economic development to the appalachian region began with the construction of the norris dam on the clinch river. the tva plan was ambitious. the regional economies could be improved if the waters were made navigible. the tva constructed housing, began a malaria control projec worked on agricultural development, and provided electrical power to this depressed region. some thought the government was going too far. along with the utilities others who feared economic loss joined in the opposition. coal miners feared hydroelectric power would reduce the demand for coal. the coal operato of wesvirginia came to washington, d.c. they were very angry at me because i was an open s

a parade. we want to thank our sponsor mazda, check out this 2015 mazda. can jen drive? i think she can. be back, going to wonderland. hey, buddy! >> welcome back at 9:42, popular south philly restaurant wants to wish drivers a hey start to the memorial day weekend watch are they doing? if you're headed east on the a.c. expressway, chickie's and pete's will pick up your 3-dollar tab at the egg harbor toll. part of promotional event coinciding with the rush of holiday travel. remember, it is free today right in the heart of the rush from 5:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. for one hour there. that is not the time, however you want to be in that traffic. so, at least the three bucks will make you feel little better. >> true. at least you have little more money in your pocket. >> yes. >> chances are if you've been to atlantic city you've ridden a jitney. been around for 100 years now. in honor of their anniversary riders will only be charged 5 cents. and that's the original cost of the ride. now, if they travel between one and 6:00 p.m. today only, 5 cents. with the crew down at the shore, going to w

jen freddie's this morning. she's spending time in the historic italian market. this is a big anniversary, jen. >> yes, it doesn't get any bigger then this. we love a party. how is everyone doing. >> great. >> this is really exciting. we are at the beginning of the time line. we have have our history here in south philadelphia. >>> we are very fortunate. we have a lot of years. we are not new kid on the block. >> you are not new kid. there is no new sheriff. you know what you are doing. oldest continuing outdoor market in the you had. >> correct. >> yes. >> tell me about these crazy kids, so good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> they are all kids. so i see on your hat and see on your thing but tell us how this was exciting and how this got together. >> so marry ellen lee had been here forever. they were sweethearts way back. they married. they raised their children here. now her daughter is working to take over. >> it is cool, amazing. >> in the old days you weren't supposed to be dating difficult hear that. >> that is right. >> because he was another business owne

to you do a little work. >> if i get flowers and want something special i just don't want a dozen roses. >> jen? >> mike, you have to come here to veil forge flowers, number one. bash's here, good morning. >> i have to say we are doing a segment off of my own experience. my mom loves to have stuff, like you know, new plants. she likes to plant. my mother in law i buy plant but she hates my taste. this is a blend of we want to do for our moms but do the way they would want us to do for them. >> take work away. we don't want work for holidays so we try to make it easy here at valley forge flowers and just give her things that she loves. takes the work out of it. she loves usuals. it is easy to get usuals, really anywhere, ape they come in these market packs. just put them in a pot of her own or something that you have laying around the house, this is lavender, so that was really easy. we want to put more effort into it then just that. and maybe collections of things, that are lavender based like this aunt saidi's lavender candle. >> if you know she likes lavender that is what you are doing that.

we want to have a lush garden,. >> jen. >> here is the situation, this is a real deal farm.came here to get our summer garden party started and your face looks cute. we will talk about how to fix the bad spots and might turn into jewelry too. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. testing. you see the progress. ana will be downgraded to a low pressure system and then move out to sea. we will get a little bit of that action and then tomorrow, we will get air behind this cold front, it is cold enough, even in may, for some snow, and in north and south dakota we are warm today and we are going to be tomorrow as well. moisture from ana today and po

jennings. he is putting a tayoun the new skipper. he is their new gm. ings only coaching experience was in the 1980's high school in alabama a. >>> sixers center nerlens noel was name to the all rookie team today. finally indy 500 practice, james, his car catches fire, henchcliff taking to the hospital for surgery on his upper thigh. he is in stable condition. fourth major crash during practice in the past six days, in the indy 500 which will be held this weekend. that is sports. >>> jimmy kimmel live next followed by nate line. jimmy's guest will alexander and mariah carry. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardener, good night. >> ♪♪ >>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mariah carey and from "san andreas", alexandra daddario with cleto and the cletones, now, just relax, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy:

a bribe. word for word out of jennings. here one of our principle arguments was that the governor believed johnny williams was giving good will gifts, in the expectation he would get the access and credibility that comes with hobnobbing around with important government officials. >> your defense here was good faith. that was your defense. >> that was one of our defenses, your honor. >> that's what you said to the judge. you said our crucial defense, you called it, is good faith. and you got a good faith instruction. >> we did, your honor. >> it said if the the governor acted in good faith there would be no crime. i don't know how it would be any better for you. >> because, your honor if the jury doesn't understand the true scope of official acts and the jury doesn't understand the difference -- >> but from the governor's standpoint, if he acted in good faith, it doesn't make a difference. >> that's not right, your honor. >> it is right because that's the way the instruction was. if he acted in good faith then he couldn't ha

a more thorough clean every day. roomba. only from irobot. >>> welcome back. i'm cheryl jennings. are talking about prescription drug abuse, a deadly epidemic. plus a shocking increase in heroin use and the fact that kids are dying from it. joining me now is april rosaro, a mother who lost her college-aged son due to an overdose. she turned that private pain into a massive effort to help others. i'm glad you're here. i'm so sorry about the loss of your son. >> thank you. >> we met at the drug summit. i'm grateful for the grassroots work you're doing. let's get started by talking about what happened to your son. >> joey graduated from high school in 2006, went off to school in the fall to arizona state university. on december 18, 2009 we got a call letting us know he had been found in his apartment off campus and he had passed away. ultimately we learned that he had visited a doctor just nine days before his passing. he had been prescribed medications she have never had. that doctor has since been arrested and charged with his death so she's been charged second degree murder in his

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>> i like jen psaki a lot. she comes on fox. i have known her for a while.r flowers when she got the job at state department and she never responded. melissa: really? >> i wonder if maybe the secret service never went through or something. i wish she would have responded because i wanted to be kind and helpful. melissa: yeah. it is interesting, i wonder if they got there. josh earnest? >> josh earnest and i had a great exchange last week. i sent an email there is nice fraternity of white house press secretaries we goat i along very we well. two weeks ago when i launched book, mike mccurry was there and clinton's press secretary and marlon fit waters came to an event. i sent a book to josh through ed henley. i got a note thanking nice things i said on alan colmes show. i'm glad that he knew that i'm empathetic. also a little bit of a critic. i'm not shy about giving advice. in west wing there was young woman who was republican, basically bring her up every once in ail what ask you questions, we'll plan to do this, what do you think? i always wish the obama wh

. >> once jen a reminder stocks are near session lows. the stock is down but not by much. are leading declines on the dow. the home builders are taking a hit of dr horton and lennar. down about 2% right now. >> check out what's going on with the 10-year yield. at two-year highs and over the past few months yields moved higher by 14%. what has the jump in rates done to the housing market. diana, has this lit a fire under the you know whats of potential home buyers? >> maybe, but not yet. it is making housing more expensive. they followed the housing rates and they are climbing higher. the 30-year fingsed is at or below 4% for the last six months because low rates give buyers more purchasing power. now, go back two years. the first big rate spike was in june 2013 when the fed hinted at a taper. that was what we called the taper tantrum. we went above 4% in home sales for the rest of the year. rates then trailed down ever so slightly with home prices higher. sales dropped. then to this year a slight jump and then another pull back. just in time for the start of the spring seas

jen, racing two dade. >> i'm racing two dads, every woman here, probably luke knows, in a race against >> you should totally take this jen. go! pull this off. >> what? >> ps, dina has the whole thing, she says if you flip them over, then you ruin -- >> you do, you're supposed to just do this. >> okay. >> and then fold them, and then that's it. >> all right. so we have coleman who is i mean, i can't even take my eyes off you. hi baby. then we have tim slim and apparently his per usual and baby. >> yes. >> what's her name? francois. >> you call it in conner? >> your show this friday, yes this saturday we are at the players theater in new york, and the next saturday we are local at the lee boy theater millville. >> so we have -- >> no cinco de mayo mom. >> so do you have match this up. but not spill your margarita. the first one done, you have to lay them here in front every you. so as soon as you match you will win. >> all right ready to go. >> i'm sure this will. >> you can't drink them. when done, you can drink them. ready? >> three two holding it -- >> here is one. >> you guys ever ma

they are a strategic ali of the united states. >>> the white house doesn't call it jen no side either> there's a state department ript that we feel does what turkey wants them to do and they don't need to do it. i think it's -- i hate to i don't think word cowardly, but i don't see why the thirds, the most powerful country on earth needs to do what turkey wants them to do. >>> so what do you want people to take away from this book? >>> i think this is an amazing story and anybody interested in history has to know the story. i never heard of anything like this. is it finish can tell me, about a group of people, who remove an entire government, please show me when this has happened. and i think if you're going to be interested in the jen no side, you have to know about this story. because this is as punctuation point to the genocide, just like the arrest of iceman, after world war ii, brought a lot of focus on to what happened with the holocaust and this is part of the genocide, because this is part of the armean knee enoperation. >>> it is a fascinating story. we'll look for the movie.

. >> yes, says so much diana about burundians, a jen ratigeneratios orphans because of the civil war.any know to got a better life they have to paunck up. move on. they're doing that with things not looking good back home. live for us on lake tankinika. thank you. >> a move to solving the migrant crisis in northeast asia. they will offer temporary shelter, indonesia and malaysia, as long as the international community provide resettlement and repatriotiation within a year. the development reported by malaysia's state's agency after migrants were rescued off the coast of indonesia. they are the latesten a stream of desperate people fleeing persecution and poverty in the region. myanmar's ministry of foreign affairs says it is ready to help prevent smuggling and illegal migration and alleviate the suffering of smuggled victims. >>> well some historic flood is taking place in the u.s. state of texas this month. we have our meteorologist pedram javahari covering this. what depths? >> some areas, western texas, the river levels gone up 17 feet. two stories in three hours. can you imagine,

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jennings. today's show is about hunger. it's a silent epidemic that affects seniors, children, adults, entire families. the troubling statistic is that 780,000 people in places as affluent as the bay area are at risk of going hungry. five of our bay area food banks are part of a national network of food banks called feeding america. a study by the nonprofit organization found that nearly 49 million people or one in every seven americans rely on food pantries and meal service programs to feed themselves and their families. the problem is even worse in the military, where one of every four military families needs some sort of food assistance. nationally, 43% of the recipients are white, 26% black and 20% hispanic. joining me in the studio right now is allison pratt, policy and services director at alameda county community food bank. it has one of the most robust advocacy programs in food banks across the country. so nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been really busy and that study we just heard about, on

jennings. they claim that it is misleading because it does not refer to a specific course of action. what they fail to tell you is they expressed specific instruction and judge spencer said no. as jennings made clear, there is no difference between course of official action. jennings uses the term interchangeably. the instruction we requested is word for word out of jennings. the one from page 73-40 to 73-41. likewise the mexican construction -- next instruction on 73-41, benefit to another is not an official act. the questions you must decide is whether the charge constitutes a settled practice or whether the conduct influenced an official decision the government makes. judge thacker: but the government does not have to give you anything. noel francisco: but it was a decision within the government's power. judge motz: the paragraph is out of jennings, but the second is something else altogether. noel francisco: there were two limitations that we proposed. going to pretrial publicity it is crystal clear we set we want to be able to question any juror that was exposed to publicity. the

. >> reporter: last week senator sanders introduced a bill aimed at curbing jen generic price drug prices>> you can't force folks to be in a situation where they can't purchase the medicine they need. that's what we should be doing. >> reporter: tricia started a new job with a technology company. she's waiting to hear if her new insurance will cover her much-needed pain medication. >> i don't know what else to do. i'm praying, praying that my new insurance will cover it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm gloria riveria in washington. >> our thanks to gloria for that report. how much are you paying a month for your prescription drugs? share your thoughts with us on our facebook page. >>> coming up next hear what maybe the craziest commute on earth. why this 90-year-old does it every day. >>> and later the man who's built an empire on six-second viral videos. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum i