and i guess jennifer gave her that. >> jennifer puente was kind of on my radar. tough young girl.ting her way. alpha female, i guess. >> jennifer puente has or had some tattoos. the one that stood out the most to me is the one that said -- everybody on her shoulder, indicative of her mentality. >> moriah had meant jennifer back in january 2012. this young girl is 18. my daughter is only 15. >> i met jennifer once. and she came to pick up moriah. like every young mexican little girl looks like to me. nothing unusual. >> but one thing i notice about jennifer that she never gave me the face. just gave me this look like, okay, well, i'm jennifer. >> me and moriah never did no bad drugs. whenever she started hanging out with this girl, i kind of had the sense she was doing some drugs like cocaine or meth because she was more kind of like angry. things that would not really piss her off as much pissed her the [ bleep ] off. i know she was going through a hard time. but she is only 15. she thinks she's invincible, but nobody really is. >> she gravitated to somebody that she thought would

learn how at onetalk.com. >> jennifer was in high school. jennifer was asking, hey, let's hook up. getting to know her and going to her house constantly. she told me shortly after knowing hadder for a short period of time she was pregnant. having a child, it was a big responsibility that i was willing to take, you know, and go ahead head on and be the father. after jennifer had the baby, i was finding out that my child was at parties, around drugs, he is being left alone, being neglected. i don't think anybody would want a regular child to witness or see certain things taking place in that household, you know what i mean? joni wells and jennifer puente were in a custody battle over their son, visitation rights, over child support. >> when a custody battle was going on, certain immature things took place, as in people breaking windshields, flattening tires, making threats. i was, like, oh, no, i already know this is going to turn ugly. >> jennifer had sliced his tires, so i had arrested her for criminal mischief, but she was bonded out. >> jennifer was making threats, you know, want

. >> jennifer: and i'm jennifer eagan in for christa delcamp. let's head over to bri eggers. >> bri: it's a day. cool temperatures warming up to average this time of year. we're in the low to mid-50s. norwood stretching to nashua. we have some areas experiencing some locally dense fog this morning. so something to keep an eye out for for the morning commute. but that will quickly burn off as we get into mid-morning. and we're in for wall-to-wall sunshine getting into this afternoon. we do have high pressure that's in control for us. we know eventually that will lead to a warming trend for us. but taking a look at your day a comfortable and dry day ahead. more on your extended forecast to come. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. if you're getting ready to head out the door, here's a look at the expressway. traffic looking good. let's go to the maps. no issues on the road. breakthrough to boston northbound on the expressway, only about ten minutes. south of town, route

>>jennifer: yeah. and there's a group of humane societies across the country that do this every time there's a natural you know, there may be 100 or 200 dogs that need homes and they'll each take like 20, as many as they can. >>walter: they came to the right place. we love our dogs and animals here in the bay area. >>dave: and at the end of the day, jen will have five or six of them. >>jennifer: i think i maxed out for now. >>dave: is that what your husband said? we're at 78 degrees in the tampa area. 76 in west chase as well as new tampa, plant city is at 77. compare it to yesterday at this time and it's really no change. i mean, maybe a degree or so. not really noticeable. 75 in bradenton. i've got low to mid 70s as well for polk county, going all the way down to highlands county. so let's just talk about the forecast heat index. we know as we've taken rain chances and dropped to 30%, it will be more about the heat than the afternoon storms and by 1:00 the heat index, 100 degrees brooksville, 101 wes

i'm kris anderson. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer eagan. another beautiful day. let's go to chris lambert for a check oft forecast, chris. >> chris: rinse and repeat. a carbon copy of it. maybe a couple of degrees cooler today and a smidge more on the humidity factor. a lot of sunshine out there, but the front is staying to the any scattered storms and showers today are to the north and west of us with a main concentration in new york with a few in vermont later in the day. an isolated shower overnight. a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday, bupt i don't know if you note a difference there because of humidity is up a touch as well. comfortable stuff here heading out to fenway park, some sunday night baseball at 8:00. should be abo only fading back to near 70 by the end. game. it will be a mild need tonight and a stray shower overnight tonight and not a whole lot of rain in the forecast. we have a brief cooldown toward the end of the week. that seven-day is coming up. >> jennifer: a tragic loss and a community in mourning. in lunenburg this 18-year-old that ju

>>jennifer: great advice. when you head to the bus stop, don't forget to bring a camera, make those back to school memories last a lifeti instagram or twitter. that's me, with the hashtag, "good day" tb. we'll try to share as many as we can. >>russell: when was that? >>jennifer: i think it was seventh grade. i'm not sure. we'll try to share as many as we can all morning long. you see the overalls and they're back in style. >>russell: i wore overalls every our back to school coverage continues with a visit from the hillsborough county sheriff's office. >>jennifer: major chad will explain why following the car line rules are so important for parents. and a refresher how to be safe around school buses. >>russell: and delta still dealing with the fallout from monday's outage. coming up, what the airlines' president is saying to all the inconvenienced passengers. >>dave: nothing more than a sprinkle or two so i say so far because we are anticipating another round of showers and storms today. i think rain chances st

(walter) >>jennifer: slow but steady. >>waer wildfire to contain the fire east of los angeles right now. firefighters have slowed the fire down. containment is around 25%. they've actually let some of the evacuees return. others are being kept away. unfortunately, some people never left. refusing to leave home despite the risk and they say wildfires are part of living in california. >>jennifer: donald trump will visit some of the hard it's hit worst natural disaster in the country since hurricane sandy. damage estimates are already around $30 million and climbing. close to seven trillion gallons of rain have fallen in louisiana the past week. that's enough water to fill seven olympic sized swimming pools. >>walter: a sentence for drugging women and then raping them in new orleans, the sentence twice as long as what prosecutors were asking for. it's almost sharper is also accused of doing the same thing in los angeles, phoenix and las vegas. he was a five time pro bowler, won a super bowl with the sants. >>jennifer: wearin

jennifer: all right. >> there you go. jennifer: that is our news for tonight. i guess we'll see you tomorrow. steve: take care. >> have a good night. at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month first kid you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert, and more likely to choose luvs than first time moms. new luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug & dry, to help stop leaks - even overnight. and you can save up to $150 per year by choosing dove men+care. the strength test. like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. that's why dove men+care bodywash has a unique hydrating formula to leave skin healthier and stronger. breyers peanut butter gelato, rich chocolate sauce. peanut b

jennifer eagan joins us now with more on that. >> jennifer: the man and his fianc?e were watching the gorilla for several minutes when suddenly it jumped at them. an unexpected encounter captured on camera. looking around before standing up and leaping against the glass. >> whoa. he was fast. it was like lightning. >> jennifer: mark mcdonald shot the video while checking out the exhibit at the franklin park zoo with his wife michelle. >> no one was antagonizing him. >> jennifer: they had been watching the silverback okie for several minutes. >> we saw him punch a wall. i said, that on video, so i started filming. >> jennifer: mcdonald says once the gorilla started pounding his chest, he knew it wouldn't be long before he did something smem rabble. >> he faked us out. he looked right and came left at me. i thought he was going to come through it. it was so loud. it sounded like a sledgehammer hit the window. >> jennifer: the zoo tells 7news okie's behavior occurs naturally in the wild and is a they say the behavior is nothing new. the couple says they were happy to c

jennifer: i'm liking this pattern. nick: when you use the word comfortable in august, you know that's rare. august is not necessarily one of the more comfortable months of the ye it. the dry air that's come down basically from northern canada has stuck around for the last couple of days. it will do so for more tomorrow. humidity comes up later in the day, more so into tomorrow night. look at the nice temps. here in the city, 82. mid 80s to washington, d.c. look to the west, there's some heat out there, detroit and buffalo, around 90. we'll see the temperature come up as we get into the first half of the weekend. nothing showing up on our fox 5 sky guardian radar. there's not much in the way of cloud cover. a few scattered clouds will be around as they were last night. no big deal. it should be nice and quiet and turn cool. cool by august standards, into the upper 50s. we'll stop in the upper 60s in the city. right now 78 in midtown. 84 at poughkeepsie. monticello comfortable at 79. mid 70s down to the jersey shore. sam

>>jennifer: 7:04. tampa police are searching for at least 22 homes have been broken into in the south tampa area alone. this is surveil yans -- surveillance video from the house. he left no fingerprints behind. the group was seen leaving a house monday in a blue kia but police believe they are switching out cars regularly. if you have any information, call crime stoppers. zika outbreak in miami is getting worse. >>russell: the total so far to 21. the arts and restaurant district for the -- where the mosquito areas have been spotted, people are trying to stay away from the area. it's north of miami downtown. business owners have only had a few customers. planes have been dropping insecticides trying to kill off the mosquitos. governor scott is growing funding to fight the virus. >> it's disappointing, they went on recess right when hurricane was starting, rainy season starting. the federal government, the white house, congress, they need to come together. they need to be a partner. this is not just a st

jennifer jacobs is with us tonight. second, want to ask you, what is all of this a sign of, and what could it lead to for the trump campaign? jennifer: donald trump knows how to read a poll. he knows that paul ryan is going to win. trump has no hand in it, that reflects poorly on donald trump. if he does endorse paul ryan, the sound of him swallow his pride will be like the sound of guzzling at a college beer bong party. mark: not sure what that sounds like but does his endorsement of ryan make it seem like it never happened at all? is there any residue of this that will hurt the trump campaign? jennifer: it is embarrassing that paul ryan is not going to be there. that send a signal he does not want to be seen next to the nominee. there still is that sting there, but i no republicans will appreciate the fact that trump does it -- it freshens up that feelings republican had two weeks ago when everyone came out of cleveland with locked arms. mark: they left cleveland as united as republican party with donald trump as a no

jennifer: sometimes my actions thing before i do. cheryl: she has made hunting a hobby, and she practices with skied. -- skeet. in june, she had a larger target like this one near her tree line in fauquier county. jennifer: the drum went over the trees, across the street, disappeared out of sight. cheryl: across the street lives a menu have likely seen in the movies. thist duvall owns 400-acre property. jennifer: he is a nice gentleman. i give him his distance. cheryl: when the drone flew back over to her property, it was the last flight. jennifer: it scattered in pieces, and then the men started to come up here. i said, "i called the police, you are trespassing. there are signs down here." cheryl: you can see her property and robert duvall's.

jennifer lopez's ex marc anthony went to see her show.sted for a picture backstage with j lo's beau. >> i love that. >>> on the other hand, amber heard's nasty divorce took a big step forward this weekend when she faced off against depp's lawyers. kicking off tonight's legal edition. amber gets grilled. >> amber, is johnny depp's lawyers trying to intimidate you? >> her head down arriving at lax amber is met by the media. in a scheduled deposition after a domestic violence suit against her estranged husband johnny depp. >> arriving in a law offic amber was mobbed. as knew breaks about the story we reported in may. the allegation is johnny cut off a tip of his finger a month of a the two married. "e.t." has a finger injury story line. he wrote "billy bob" on a mirror. reportedly the name depp accuse amber of cheating with. >>> thomas gibson hired legal counsel to represent him after being dismised from the show. he was fired last week where he allegedly kicked a writer after an disagreement. >> a lot of birdies chirping out there. the goss

senior editor jennifer duffy jennifer, thanks for joining us trade can senate republicans survive a potential trump loss? jennifer: it depends how bad that loss is. you see some republican surviving it better than others. rob portman and example. clinton is up a couple of points. then you go to pennsylvania, where pat toomey is seeking reelection and clinton is up as much as 11 points and he is now trailing the democratic opponent, and that has almost everything to do with trump's women with college education. jessica: does a presidential loss always have a downballot effect? jennifer: no. we call them lonely landslides. the last one was 1996, where bill clinton won the presidency, yet republicans picked up 2 seats in the senate. i don't think this will be a lonely landslide. jessica: is the balance of power in congress enough to motivate vote t motivate some voters, and republicans will have to work on that message come september. they have to make the argument that there needs to be a republicane to serve the check on a clinton presidency. that will motivate a lot of republicans. but he nee

jennifer: besides this election season? [laughter] i have been doing this for a long time, this is the strangest election i've ever watched. we've never seen a candidate like this, who seemed to be able to just kind of push away jessica: two months to go. should be even more entertaining. jennifer duffy, thank you very much. >> coming up, deporting millions, of undocumented immigrants. >> most americans can live with some kind of amnesty. >> what's the cost? and, she may know how to outsmart election hackers, but what about protecting our national security? plus, she's an award winning journalist and our new host. soledad o'brien has a message to mr. trump: we're going to a wall folks, we're going to build a jessica: immigration is a hot button issue in this election. with an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states, advocates for amnesty and those who support the idea of building a wall aren't likely to find common ground any time soon. but has the debate shifted? donald trump now says he wants to

jennifer kline party is favorite among the hollywood set. it's no wonder why. the day is filled wi decadent and indulgence in every turn. we're talking rough spa treatmentshopping, and gourmet stars like c.a.t ran mcafee were among those given personalized goody bags with candles, lug to take home. #sundayfunday. >>> christie brinkley had the fun weekend. she had a smile on. even though it's been less than a week since we learned she split from john mel less than camp. is there any chance they can get back together? that's one of the things we found out during her first interview since the break up. world with everything we see going on in all that, it's important to stress kindness. >> keeping it classy the 62-year-old super model spoke out why she defended her ex after a tabloid declared they split was to his, quote, "red neck ways" and made him sound like a donald trump fan. >> i t we start in our homes and if you see a friend not being treated fairly, stick up your friend. >> she said it was distance and friends that kept them apart. >>> the 12th annual are

jennifer? jennifer: sure. you're right. voting is an incredibly important thing and people should have to be able to prove that they are who they say they are. i think everybody agrees that electoral integrity is of the utmost importance. i think everyone is on the same page with that. the problem with the types of laws i was talking about, the strict photo identification laws, comes in the strict photo identification part. there are a large number of americans who simply do not have those id's. a lot of them do not board airplanes or do some of the other things you mentioned. they are not homeowners. or they are able to use other types of photo identification that is not accepted under these laws. for example, in texas, you can not use a drivers license from another state to cast a ballot. you cannot use a drivers license that is expired more than 60 days. those things were true under the strict version of the law that courts have said texas cannot use for this november's election. but up until that was issued, those are t

jennifer eagan is here now with the story. >> jennifer: sarah, the pilot's wife tells us her husband was flying from newport to vermont when he started to have trouble. the pilot, a 42-year-old man from rhode island, told state troopers he had a mechanical issue. part of the state. plans are not supposed to land on it or even fly below 1,200 feet over it. but the pilot says he had no choice but to land on that sandbar. >> i'm exhausted right now. i haven't had a drink -- literally, no water, nothing. i'm just exhausted. >> amaka: he did get home safe and sound. now crew voos to figure out how to get the plane off the sandbar. state police say there are no environmental issues from this. jennifer eagan, "today in new england." >> amaka: former massachusetts senator scott brown facing a harassment claim from a former facebook news coast. andrea tantaros claims brown made sexually inappropriate comments and inappropriate rattlely touched her. brown denies the allegations. >> from the onset, there are three other women there and also the camera people and there's also the people in the b

jennifer i really see a beautiful spirit and a spark in her. jala: i couldn't really open up to anybody before jennifer came into my life. ((kirsten joyce)) the two met ten years ago,when jennifer signed up to become a big sister through big brothers, time... jennifer: at first it took time, for jala to trust me, that i was going to continue showing up.. me showing up consistently.. really helped develop that trust :53 ((kirsten joyce)) she needed that one on one quality connection time with someone.. other than her older brothers. jala : i was excited, finally get to have a sister, understand me... are just one of those girls problems.. i thought it would just be fun, to have somebody in my life is positive, and i feel like they care what i'm ((kirsten joyce)) the relationship has blossomed over the ten years together.. jennfer:definitely since becoming a teenager, she's really opened up to me, and asked for advice, probelms with friendship.. new relationship... forming with boys.. that i always caution her about laughter... importance of givi

jennifer? jennifer: sure. you're right. voting is an incredibly important thing and people should have to be able to prove that they are who they say they are. i think everybody agrees that electoral integrity is of the utmost importance. i think everyone is on the same page with that. the problem with the types of laws i was talking about, the strict photo identification laws, comes in the strict photo identification part. there are a large number of americans who simply do not have those id's. a lot of them do not board airplanes or do some of the other things you mentioned. they are not homeowners. or they are able to use other types of photo identification that is not accepted under these laws. for example, in texas, you can not use a drivers license from another state to cast a ballot. you cannot use a drivers license that is expired more than 60 days. those things were true under the strict version of the law that courts have said texas cannot use for this november's election. but up until that was issued, those are t

>>jennifer: finding pants was just as easy. colors are in. >> not just the blue jeans but also the colors. >>jennifer: hands full and headed for the dressing room, waited. >> that looks good. >> thank you. i like yours, too. >> wow. looks good. >> thanks. i like your outfit. >>jennifer: we waited and kayla modelled more. i love that. >> good? >>jennifer: that's really pretty. then we were off to pac sun. we stayed together and moved quicker until it was time for the final fashion show. >> i really like that. >> i like yours, too. >> it's >>jennifer: best friends don't mind matching. >> we look the same. >> i know. >> i think we should definitely do this on the first day. >>jennifer: i'm pretty sure they picked out enough to last them the whole year. okay. i love these kids, too. they had a lot of fun and i think they pretty much have a wardrobe for like at least the first week or so of school. what do you think? >>walter: i would say so. >>laura: i think that's the perfect gig. you know they had so much fun yeah. >>walter: flan

>> guest: jennifer aniston is an unlikely star generally. there was a research in the '90s that found that one of the neuro surgical techniques was recounted in a beautiful "new york times" article magazine. one surgical technique is something called an awake craneotomy and that is where the patient is awake during the neuro surgeon. it is with a surgeon at ucla who found that when he showed his neuro surgery patients images of jennifer aniston there would be one neuron that would fire and it would fire incredibly rapidly in this moment of complete recognition of jennifer aniston. and then show a picture of holly barry or colby bryant or another celebrity and the neuron would be completely silent. and he would bring back jennifer aniston and there it would go. people have taken this in many different respects. one is is this neuron responsible for our understandings, and i should back up and say there were other neurons found that fired in similar manners to other people. so for holly barry specifically or colby bryant specifically. so parli

so amy schumer. >>> jennifer hudson an exclusive. look at the seed we have planted. >> remembering her murdered nephew. at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 summer invitation bonus. >>> lk back to "e.t.'s" special on big stars and big stories of the summer. we just sat down with jennifer hudson for an emotional exclusive. >> definitely was. she joined her sister at an son murdered in 2008. but they turned an unspeakable family tragedy in to hope for others. >> i want my sister to be able to look forward to her son's birthdays or christmas. she would plan months in advance for his birthdays or christmas gifts and then all of a sudden it's gone. wha

so amy schumer. >>> jennifer hudson an exclusive. look at the seed we have planted. >> remembering her murdered nephew ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, >>> lk back to "e.t.'s" special on big stars and big stories of the summer. we just sat down with jennifer hudson for an emotional exclusive. >> definitely was. she joined her sister at an annual son murdered in 2008. but they turned an unspeakable family tragedy in to hope for others. >> i want my sister to be able to look forward to her son's birthdays or christmas. she would plan months in advance for his birthdays or christmas gifts and then all of a sudden it's gone. what can you do about that? unfathomable proportions. on on

last jennifer clarke, the 30 seconds. jennifer: states actually have in each individual state. under our constitution, they are given authority and that is why it has to be decided on a state-by-state basis. that authority is blocked in by things like the voting rights act and the constitution. you cannot have qualifications that are unconstitutional or rights people's voting under federal protection such as the voting rights. that is what we're seeing now, states have crossed the line and are going to far in restricting the ability of who can vote. host: jennifer clarke is at the brennan center. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> we invite you to watch all of the oral arguments in the issue spotlight on the 2016 election and photo rights in there and tiredly. watch on our video library at c-span.org. >> book tv is live beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern at politics and prose bookstore in washington for "race in america." a panel discussion about race relations in examining relations in the african-american community. a bureau chief and author in moderates.hite other

>>jennifer: take things that aren't yours, charley. i know it's raining and not a great day to come out here but why did you feel the need to come out? >> i definitely want to help the kids or help teachers that are, you know, need these supplies because i know a lot of the time they say they have to pay you for it out of their own pockets. >>jennifer: it's wonderful for you to come. belcher. >> absolutely. my mother watches you all the time. >>charley: tell your mom i said hi. thank you, thank you for coming up. so thankful. >>jennifer: drive safe. thank you so much. rain or shine, come out here just like he did. we'll be talking more about these buckets being filled. they're being filled. >>charley: i like you called them buckets. >>jennifer: yeah. buckets. >>charley: stick around. rain or shine, jen and i will have a "good day t [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost probl

jennifer? jennifer: sure. you're right. voting is an incredibly important thing and people should have to be able to prove that they are who they say they are. i think everybody agrees that integrity is of the utmost importance. i think everyone is on the same page with that. the problem with the types of laws i was talking about the , strict photo identification laws, comes in the strict photo identification part. there are a large number of americans who simply do not have those id's. a lot of them do not board airplanes or do some of the other things you mentioned. they are not homeowners. or they are able to use other types of photo identification that is not accepted under these laws. for example, in texas, you can not use a drivers license from another state to cast a ballot. you cannot use a drivers license that is expired more than 60 days. those things were true under the strict version of the law that courts have said texas cannot use for this november's election. but up until that was issued, those are types of i

. >> jennifer: solving crimes with science. steve: passing on to high school students. >> carry crust in staten island. nternet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. r month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. jennifer: test tubes can be just as important as testimony when it comes to catching criminals? inspiring the next generation of scientists. >> shows like csi have interested in forensic science. >> finding pieces of dna and objects and identifying this person committed this crime, they will go to jail for it, that is cool. reporter: new york city medical examine office opened its doors to hundreds of high school students who may one day be next >> and from crime novels and tv, and to show them that the day on day is similar to tv or better. reporter: new inventions like 3-d printers create molds of skulls. >> we look at features of the

. >> an inspirational emotional exclusive with jennifer hudson. family tragedy around. >> no matter how negative things are you always find a positive. >> you have a great lower back area. >> and tattoos from amy schumer dishing on her love life and the hollywood moment that made her lose her mind. now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >> thank you for joining us. as we bring you our "e.t." special. big stars of summer. >> one of the big stars giving us exclusive carey. >> we climb on her yacht if italy for an unforgettable interview. >> it was. our carly steel went backstage with mariah in paris. ? how are you planning a wedding? >> i bought my dress last night. >> and? >> it looks good. >> who are the people? >> i can't say their names. a fabulous designer. >> does this mean that mariah is a bridezilla. even the ultimate diva has a limit. >> you want some to be traditional. >> traditional for my third wedding, whatever. i don't mean whatever, obviously i have been married so has he. so we are >> we found out james packer is a

so amy schumer. >>> jennifer hudson an exclusive. look at the seed we have planted. >> remembering her murdered >>> lk back to "e.t.'s" special on big stars and big stories of the summer. we just sat down with jennifer hudson for an emotional exclusive. >> definitely was. she joined her sister at an annual son murdered in 2008. but they turned an unspeakable family tragedy in to hope for others. >> i want my sister to be able to look forward to her son's birthdays or christmas. she would plan months in advance for his birthdays or christmas gifts and then all of a sudden it's gone. what can you do about that? unfathomable proportions. on one day, jennifer lost her mother, her brother and her 7-year-old nephew julian. shot dead in her hometown of chicago by her estranged brother in law now in prison. for years, jennifer couldn't bring herself to talk about the loss. >> my mother told me, jenny, what i love about you, no matter how negative things are you always see the positive. >> but finding the positive wasn't easy. >> i was like,

he would bring back jennifer aniston and there it would go. people have taken this in many, many different respects. one is is this the neuron that is responsible for our understanding? i should back up and say there were other neurons that were found that fired in similar manners to other people. so for halle berry specifically or kobe bryant specifically. so people begin to wonder, is it this one neuron responsible for what it really or one's ability to recognize jennifer aniston? of course that has lots of problems because the minute you say that's the one neuron that is responsible for, if that neuron presently he wouldn't be able to recognize jennifer aniston. a lot more researchers are many other researchers have come to believe that it's more of a network, a series of beacons. so as you're coming to understand an individual or your information is coming in to the visual stream, there are neurons that are responding to specific forms in the face, specific arcs, respond to specific shades of brown for specific shades of blue. and as each

>>jennifer: i can't remember the >>russell: me, either. >>jennifer: this is kind of strange. we're calling this next one fine with falling. stick with me here. page from california has turned into an instagram celebrity because of her epic falls. >>laura: this is the same woman? >>jennifer: yes. we don't think she's really that clumsy, laura moody. she actually pranks strangers by falling right in front of them. how does she not hurt and she wants to see how people react. do they stop and help her? do they laugh? this is the same woman over and over again and the more spectacular the fall, the better. there she goes. in case you're wondering, it is a pretty painful hobby. she fell into a bush, cut her arm open, requiring stitches. she posted a photo. we're not going to show it. she's already back falling again. >>laura: all of that for that. >>jennifer: the things people do >>russell: she odd, isn't it? i know people who fall. >>jennifer: we could start a laura moody facebook page. >>laura: that's why they call me grace around here. >>russell: it's never intentional. >>laura:

with jennifer clark. there are a few things when you buy you have to present photo id, alcohol, opening a bank account and applying for food apply for medicare, medicare, social security, a house, nt, to rent rent a car, get on an airplane, purchase a gun, on.t a pet and on and so what is wrong when we vote -- which is a very present thing -- to voter -- i mean photo id? see the problem. host: thanks for the question. jennifer clark. sure.: so you're right. voting is an incredibly thing, and people should have to be able to prove they hey are who they say are. i think that everybody agrees electoral integrity is of the utmost importance. so i think everyone is on the page with that. the problem with the types of the i was talking about, strict photo identification laws the in the strict and photo identification part. there are a large number of don't have o simply those ids, and a lot of them do someard airplanes or of the other things you mentioned. they're not homeowners. they haven't owned a home. they

jennifer eagan is there live th jen? >> jennifer: ryan, good morning. this is some of the most significant damage we've seen so far this morning. there was a tree uprooted in front of this person's home. it's resting on some power lines. the private light department here in concord, concord municipal light, they've been on scene this morning. concord fire and police are here, as well. no reports of any injuries from the damage around here in concord. from what we understand from the national weather service, concord and marlborough storms. they put out a list of some of the damage in the area, things like trees down in the area and damage to telephone poles, as well. we've seen the homeowner. they've been out in their front yard earlier this morning. again, concord fire and police on scene, we expect the hear an update from them shortly about what has been going on in town. but quite a bit of clean-up here. we expect that the national weather service will be here at some point later this morning. they will be s what kind of storms move through here. liv

jennifer youngman decided to take matters into her own hand taking out a joan. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: here in the plains virginia, it's peaceful, beautiful and a place where people really value privacy. one day, not long ago, the site and sound of a drone similar to this ruined all of that. jennifer youngman was on her porch cleaning her shotgun when she spotted the drone flying over her famous neighbor's property. actor robert d uvall owns hundreds of acre across the street >> people should respect his privacy. he's a national treasure to this country. >> reporter: when the drone came back toward jennifer's house, she said it was time to protect her neighbor's privacy and she took aim, >> it started to come down, i pick you did it up and shotgun and blasted it out of the sky. >> with just one blast, drone was shot out of the sky into many pieces. fell down to the ground in this nearby field. meanwhile, the two guys who jennifer believes were flying that drone started walking up the street towards the house. she said no trespassing. she was going to