jennifer's cell phone.s was rather curious -- that most of her text message history had been deleted. but law enforcement has changed a lot. it's had to, to keep up with high tech. the palo alto cops managed to find a phone expert all the way across the country in new hampshire who had a very deep look into that cell phone and was able to pull up thousands, literally thousands of deleted text messages between jennifer and paul in the last few months of her life. and, oh, boy. from jennifer, you're nothing but a selfish cold-hearted scam artist liar. furious. that didn't read like any old quarrel. and the timing? jennifer sent that text to paul right at the end of the elaborate birthday party she threw for him when she had perhaps 12 hours to live. she was so upset about something that she refused to go to the hookah lounge after the party. walked all the way home on a broken heel texting all the way. jennifer -- good, stay away from me. i just got home. paul, i'm staying away this time for good. what a way

jennifer's cell phone.detectives discovered -- and this was rather curious -- that most of her text message history had been deleted. but law enforcement has changed a lot. it's had to, to keep up with high tech. the palo alto cops managed to find a phone expert all the way across the country in new hampshire who had a very deep look into that cell phone and was able to pull up thousands, literally thousands of deleted text messages between jennifer and paul in the last few months of her life. and, oh, boy. from jennifer, you're nothing but a selfish cold-hearted scam artist liar. furious. that didn't read like any old quarrel. and the timing? jennifer sent that text to paul right at the end of the elaborate birthday party she threw for him when she had perhaps 12 hours to live. she was so upset about something that she refused to go to the hookah lounge after the party. walked all the way home on a broken heel texting all the way. jennifer -- good, stay away from me. i just got home. paul, i'm staying away

emergency crews are waiting and paramedics rush jennifer riordan off the plane. back in albuquerque, her husband, michael, watches the news and waits for more information. i saw one passenger was brought to the hospital. i thought okay, if the whole plane didn't crash, she can be that injured, she's at the hospital. and a few minutes later i got a call from the hospital and the doctors said i'm sorry, she couldn't make it. >> he gathered their son and 12-year-old daughter. i took their hands and said mama is not going to come home, guys, but we're going to live the rest of our lives with mommy in our hearts. >> back in philadelphia, the passengers began to process what just happened. >> i just kept thinking if i was strong enough, if i had pulled her in, would she live? >> you did everything you possibly could have done. everything. >> i'm still figuring that out. >> as passengers begin their exit, captain schultz emerges from the cockpit. >> i took a walk through just to have eye contact and speak to them. we wanted to know if they were okay. >> i was so in shoc

jennifer riordan, 43, a married mother of two, and bank executive. night before, she'd tweeted this photo saying what a great stay she had in the city. now she was homeward bound, connecting in dallas on the way to albuquerque. what were you going to do that night? what were your plans? >> my son had a baseball game that she was going to arrive. it had already started but she was going to come join us over there and watch little joshy play some baseball. >> reporter: you said you had a sense of foreboding. >> i was getting -- just a feeling inside that -- that something wasn't right. >> reporter: waiting at the gate, southwest airlines flight 1380, a boeing 737-700. the giant jet engine idling as the crew gets ready. three flight attendants preparing the cabin. up in the cockpit, captain tammie jo shults and first officer darren ellisor. no indication of any problems whatsoever? >> no. >> right. >> reporter: she and darren had already flown from nashville to new york that morning. she had begun her day as always, with the bible. >> i always text my f

the one and only, jennifer lopez!ers and applause ] >> jimmy: jennifer! >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you always look fantastic. >> thank you, sweetie. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on the show. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i got to see you at the met gala the other night. >> yes. >> jimmy: which again -- i don't even know if you know how beautiful you are, but you looked gorgeous. [ cheers and applause ] you are stunning. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you know jonah hill at all? >> yeah. of course, yeah. >> jimmy: do you know him, know him? he freaked out meeting you. >> he did? >> jimmy: freaked out. >> did i meet him that night? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] you walked past him. you walked past him. you were just, kind of, floating above everybody. [ laughter ] no, you walked past and he was like, "dude i just met jennifer lopez and she is the coolest. i'm freaking right now." he freaked out. >> oh, my god. that's so sweet. >> jimmy: jonah hill loves jennifer lo

jennifer thompson: right.nd if all that wasn't incriminating enough, here was the capper. jennifer told police the story of how their marriage fell apart. it happened in the spring of 2008, said jennifer. then-husband michael, told her about a phone call from someone named john. jennifer thompson: he told me that there was a potential job coming up that he was interested in taking about a woman and an ex-spouse that was harassing her. the father of the woman was initiating the job. keith morrison: a father with a daughter named linda. and it seems there was a plan in store for linda's ex-husband. jennifer thompson: and they would basically use linda as sort of bait to lure the ex-spouse toward her. and then they would, were to show signs of hurting her or killing her, then they would take him out. sheriff: ok, and by taking him out, you meant, or you understood that to be they would kill him. jennifer thompson: right. keith morrison: linda and her father? could that be wally and linda opdycke, the police wonde

host: jennifer shutt? guest: in order to move any social security legislation through congress, it would need to be bipartisan. that is not one of the areas that you can move their budget reconciliation, that fast-track process that republicans used to pass their tax bill. you can do medicare and medicaid through a reconciliation process, not social security. party you have the same controlling the house and a super majority in the senate, you would need that legislation to be bipartisan. whether or not republicans right anything in their budget resolution that would call for changes to the social security trust fund, i think that remains to be seen. we're still sort of on the fence about whether or not there is going to be a markup in the house or the senate on budget resolution legislation. one thing i would remind individuals about is that a budget resolution is not a bill and is not signed into law. any budget resolution that calls for changes to social security, you then need the authorizing committee

a loving mother that's what jennifer ryan always hoped to be. six years ago she was pregnant for the second time it seemed like a normal pregnancy until a routine scan in the twenty second week brought jennifer's world crashing down she can still remember the doctor's exact words. oh no. your baby has a lot of problems she has a very severe form of spinal bifida starting up around her shoulder blades and she won't be able to survive with us on top of the. kidneys and the severity of the spinal bifida is cause a lot of damage from brain your baby is incompatible with life. jennifer decided she wanted to spare her baby any pain and have an abortion what happened next was almost as traumatic she and her husband had to hastily arrange a trip to a clinic in liverpool because doctors an island couldn't help. are you ready. they couldn't talk to you about it over here we got the details of liverpool on us on a scrap of paper you know we had to ring ourselves they couldn't do any of our for us. just you know like you were just a felt totally alone they

jennifer: it is very different from them., we have a policy that is four weeks of bereavement leave. now that for weeks is for anyone on the team that is grieving for a family member. that is a really generous benefit that sheryl sandberg put in place at facebook and lots of other companies followed suit after she did that, but they did that for their corporate team. why is it a death in the family is more important for some of the works in corporate? it is just not. the thing that was really important to me was thinking through the opportunity to arrive in a corporate job. what has given me the privilege of being a founder and ceo? yes, i work hard but i also grew up on the right block with the right parents. a lot of people who work on my operations team, in my customer service team did not have the same educational opportunities and certainly did not have the same career opportunities. they work just as hard as i have. emily: what is the call to action here? what should companies like amazon, like starbucks be doing? jenni

although jennifer ryan can understand this view she's in favor of repealing the law she believes only the woman can decide what's right for her. my daughter was never going to hold her life she was never going to exist in this world you know she was never going to get a chance to live like the doctors to tell me she wasn't one to be able to breathe i wasn't pretty i was protecting her making the choice i made her was protecting her from pain jennifer's unborn daughter holds a special place in the family's hearts jessica would have been hung name jennifer hopes women will soon no longer have to go through what she did oh vote that is so emotional and has power polarized rather a nation in other news french president emanuel makana is in st petersburg for talks with his russian counterpart vladimir putin on the table the conflicts syria and ukraine and the iran deal back home to visit to russia comes hot on the heels of a trip to moscow by german chancellor angela merkel despite recent tensions between moscow and europe e.u. leaders are keen to keep moscow on board the iran nuclear deal

this is our home and jennifer grew up here, you know?namly's -- family's here and my other daughter goes to school here. >> reporter: the driving force of the collin was the decision to split their family up were the side effects of the medicines jennifer was on, side effects which they say were getting more and more horrific. did you feel like you were losing your daughter? >> absolutely. losing our whole family. just watching her cognitively decline and watching these rages that, you know, were devastating for her mentally. >> we had times when we had to call 911 to come and have police come and help me because he would be out of town or something and, you know, i was afraid of my daughter. >> a little girl. >> a little girl. >> reporter: in colorado, beth got the charlotte's web oil from the stanley brothers and gave it to jennifer, but it didn't work. the brothers gave beth something else, thc-a. beth says that one did. what is it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i -- i don't feel like a monster

okay. >>> meanwhile, jennifer nettles is hitting the road.n georgia tonight, and for jennifer, it will be one, and we are in for a behind-the-scenes look. ♪ >> so the theme for this tour is sort of a vintage circus. i ro >> i love it. the shine, the drama. that's going to be great on stage. >> one of country music's biggest fashion niece as, created the show-stopping look. >> i wanted to create a whole other world so when you enter into it, you are transported and transformed. >> this is our little palace. it's our beginning stages. >> it's beautiful. ♪ >> i wanted to bring a little bit of, like, fashion, a little bit of glamor. make people think when they see something on stage, it's different and exciting and new. snoend ♪ >> after a break to per sue a solo career, jennifer reunites with kristian bush for a new album called "bigger," and it was co-written by taylor swift who also since on the record. ♪ i break down every time you call ♪ >> when taylor swift calls and says, hey. i have got a song for you, i mean the fun part about this is we

although jennifer ryan can understand this view she's in favor of repealing the law she believes only the woman can decide what's right for her. my daughter was never going to have a life she was never going to exist in this world you know she was never going to kaddish to live like the doctors to tell me she wasn't going to be able to breathe i wasn't pretty i was protecting her making the choice i made who was protecting her from pain jennifer's unborn daughter holds a special place in the family's hearts jessica would have been hung named jennifer hopes women will soon no longer have to go through what she did. and i'm joined tonight by gavin reilly he's a correspondent a political correspondent with t.v. three he joins us from dublin this evening we appreciate you taking the time to be on the day we have seen similar vote in other countries around the world in the campaigns leading up to these polls we know that they can be brutal and they can be ugly how would you describe the yes in the campaigns in ireland. i think the how i would best describe both of them good evening to you

jennifer: i think it is a significant threat. imposed of our amounts to a small share of important exports for these countries. that looks like we could be heading into escalation. that would be a serious threat. particularly for germany which has been left out of this conversation so far. for germany, car exports are vital. spread, thereto

they really want jennifer's family to know they don't think she suffered. they believe she died almost instantly. >> you can see martha's interviews with the pilots and passengers of the plane on 2020. >>> we turn to michael cohen. tonight companies that paid him hundreds of thousands of dollars after the election now talking. one of them say cohen came to them. here's tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: tonight two of the companies, who paid the shell company michael cohen set up just before the election say they have serious regrets. there is no other way to say it, at&t ceo randall stephenson wrote to employees today, hiring michael cohen as a political consultant was a big mistake. but the ceo also says hiring cohen was legal and legitimate. and that it was cohen, donald trump's longtime personal attorney and fixer, who approached at&t during the transition period. over the next year the company paying cohen's llc a total of $600,000. tonight, the question, what did at&t think it could get from a deal with someone so close to the president? the company poi

joining us on the telephone from kabul itself what are you hearing about this attack jennifer. that's

jennifer: el presidente describiÓ despectivamente a los miembros de la mara salvatrucha., afirmÓ que ella simpatiza con la ms 13. [habla inglÉs] jennifer: la oficina de la lÍder demÓcrata negó que ella defiendo pandilleros. el mandatario hablÓ con tono despectivo sobre el candidato demÓcrata al senado, diciendo que es un tÍtere de chuck schumer y nancy pelosi. [habla en inglÉs] jennifer: agregÓ que estÁn más interesados en ayudar criminales que al pueblo norteamericano. >> Él cree que lo ayudo polÍticamente, definitivamente le ayudÓ a ganar la primaria. jennifer: el presidente que reponer presiÓn sobre el congreso que no ha querido probar los fondos para la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. tampoco ha logrado aprobar legislaciÓn migratoria que complazca a la casa blanca. el mandatario reitera que la crisis migratoria seguirÁ hasta que no cambien las leyes. patricia: sale a la luz el primer caso conocido de separaciÓn familiar bajo la nueva polÍtica del gobierno de trump con inmigrantes que llegan en la frontera. una madre afirma que la separaron de sus hijos luego de lleg

. >> reporter: passenger jennifer riordan was being sucked from her window seat. hollie mackey sitting two seats away. what did you see? >> the bottom part of her rib cage was out the window. i had leaned over to try to pull jennifer in. >> reporter: between the two women, a young teenaged girl. >> she got her hands right in there with mine, and she tried to pull jennifer in as well, a very brave girl. >> reporter: unsuccessful, hollie doing whatever she could to comfort jennifer. >> i put my hand on jennifer's back so she would at least know we were there. >> reporter: passenger tim mcginty rushing in to help. >> i went to the window and tried to -- >> reporter: but he, too, helpless, no match for the enormous pressure. the memory is overwhelming. >> just tried to pull her in. and it was -- you know, couldn't. just couldn't. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. martha, i know as that plane descended tim mcginty was able to pull jennifer riordan back inside. it's really something because all the passengers were really trying to save her life. >> they were not thinki

reporter: a loving mother, that is what jennifer ryan always hoped to be.ix years ago she was pregnant for the second time. it seemed like a normal pregnancy, until a routine scan in the 22nd week brought jennifer's world crashing down. she can still remember the doctor's exact words. >> your baby has a lot of problems, and she has a very severe form of spina bifida. it started around her shoulder blades, and she won't be able to survive. on top of that, she has no kidneys, and the spina bifida has caused a lot of damage to her brain. your baby is incompatible with life. reporter: jennifer decided she wanted to spare her baby any pain and have an abortion. what happened next was almost astro-med. she and her husband had to hastily arrange a trip to liverpool, because doctors in ireland couldn't help her. >> they couldn't talk to you about it over here. we got the details of liverpool on a scrap of paper. we had to ring ourselves. they couldn't do any of that for us. and that, you just felt totally alone. reporter: the to the ferry to liverpool, went there a

although jennifer ryan can understand this view she's in favor of repealing the law she believes only the woman can decide what's right for her. my daughter was never going to have a life she was never going to exist in this world you know she was never going to got a chance to live like the doctors to tell me she wasn't one to be able to breathe i wasn't pretty i was protecting her making the choice i made i was protecting her from pain jennifer's unborn daughter holds a special place in the family's hearts jessica would have been her name jennifer hopes women will soon no longer have to go through what she did oh. what. you're watching news still to come he was an american boxing icon with a century ago until you're going to jail and now jack johnson has been posthumously pardoned by u.s. president trump. but first g.d.p. our if you don't know if you're here in europe you will as of today you have more on a europe's new data protection law that's right as of today many europeans actually feel they're getting their lives back and at least the digital part of it the e.u. has recognize

unborn daughter holds a special place in the family's hearts jessica would have been her name jennifer hopes women will soon no longer have to go through what she did oh. well german soccer nell vosburgh have missed the chance to wrap up the second trouble in five years after losing four one to french powerhouse leon in the women's champions league final retaining their bundesliga and german cup titles this month and they took the lead in extra time through the new year harder and board then down to ten players defending champions league gone soon get back through. and further goals sealed victory for the french side who are now on for their own trouble. with the world cup in russia just three weeks ago eight germany are at their training camp in northern italy to get ready for the big event code you walk and look and staying optimistic but he knows the world champions will not speak able to just coast through as they defend their time. you are in love looked laidback as he waited for his first appearance in front of the press but mentally he was already in full world cup mode on the f

although jennifer ryan can understand this view she's in favor of repealing the law she believes only the woman can decide what's right for her. my daughter was never going to have a life she was never going to exist in this world you know she was never going to get a chance to live like the doctors to tell me she wasn't one to be able to breathe i wasn't pretty i was protecting her making the choice i made i was protecting her from pain jennifer's unborn daughter holds a special place in the family's hearts jessica would have been hung name jennifer hopes women will soon no longer have to go through what she did oh. today is the dawn of a new era for european internet users go. as of today many europeans feel they are getting their life's back at least the digital part of it the e.u. has recognized that data is private and personal and belongs to the individual so as of today every e.u. citizen can demand that companies like facebook google or amazon tell us what kind of personal data they hold what they do with it and have it corrected or even deleted. whether you use the internet t

[applause] their safetyisked to pull jennifer back inside the aircraft. peggy phillips helped administer cpr until the plane landed. and while there was nothing more that they could do, they responded with tremendous bravery and everybody is talking about it. so your bravery and compassion, we really appreciate it. thank you. the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 showed the great character of our nation. we are very proud of them. and god bless you all and thank you very much for being at the white house. it is an honor to meet you all. thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. we are going to exit. thank you. pres. trump: i think that president moon was very nice when he suggested it. i want to get peace. that is the main thing. it is a big problem and i think it will work out well. we are setting up meetings right now and i think will probably be announced over the next couple days, the location and date. but i thought it was very generous of president moon of south korea to make th

jennifer hyman joins us now in new york.e is that we decided to equalize benefits across the company, across all functions. meaning that parental leave and sabbatical policies and pay family sick leave and bereavement are the same for corporate employees as they are for the warehouse employees. emily: at the outset of your op-ed, you said you were not doing this and that was a mistake. why? because it was always done that way? because it was cheaper? jennifer: yeah, when you found a business, you take your cues from corporate culture from already successful companies. i just looked to what companies that i admired were doing. they were doing incredible, generous things for their employees in corporate. they had very standardized, more skimpy policies in their warehouse and customer service teams. i just followed suit. and it really took me the consideration of now having a team of 1200 plus people with a company that is doing extremely well. understanding that i am in the position i am in because of my entire team, not just

jennifer: it is very different from them.le, we have a policy that is four weeks of bereavement leave. anyoneose weeks are for on the team that is grieving for a family member. that is a really generous benefit that sheryl sandberg put in place at facebook and lots of other companies followed suit after she did that, but they did that for their corporate team. why is it a death in the family is more important for some of the works in corporate? it is just not. the thing that was really important to me was thinking through the opportunity to arrive in a corporate job. what has given me the privilege of being a founder and ceo? yes, i work hard but i also grew up on the right block with the right parents. a lot of people who work on my operations team, in my customer service team did not have the same educational opportunities and certainly did not have the same career opportunities. they work just as hard as i have. emily: what is the call to action here? what should companies like amazon, like starbucks be doing? jennifer: i

jennifer: i'm having to comment. part of this is, if you remember back to the leadup to brexit, one of the issues that may was commenting on, one of the things they had said is she would love to see is u.k. out of the jurisdiction not or in addition to, getting out from the court of justice european union. there had been a number of decisions handed down by the human court of human rights that were anti-u.k. and said i would like to be out of that jurisdiction. we haven't heard a lot more of that talk. i don't think there has been a discussion. it is a separate legal regime, whu are a member of the union union does not affect your legal status as a participate in the human rights regime. because you have a lot of non-e.u. members. and subject to the overall treaties. i don't think there is a move afoot to literally withdraw the u.k. from any of the major treatees or the conventions on human rights notwithstanding that original flirtation with it but it does beg a question what is the free standing human law versus th

host: jennifer shutt? guest: in order to move any social security legislation through congress, it would need to be bipartisan. that is not one of the areas that you can move their budget reconciliation, that fast-track process that republicans used to pass their tax bill. you can do medicare and medicaid through a reconciliation process, not social security. party you have the same controlling the house and a super majority in the senate, you would need that legislation to be bipartisan. whether or not republicans right anything in their budget resolution that would call for changes to the social security trust fund, i think that remains to be seen. we're still sort of on the fence about whether or not there is going to be a markup in the house or the senate on budget resolution legislation. one thing i would remind individuals about is that a budget resolution is not a bill and is not signed into law. any budget resolution that calls for changes to social security, you then need the authorizing committee

why did this happen to jennifer?"there are a lot of variables," grekin said.patient allergic to the ink that they actually tattoo you with? that's no. 1. is something they skin? did she get an infection by getting told not for two days? we someone, 'don't after a surgical two, three, however many days. we wash every day no matter what procedure you do on the skin. it's (pam) that was karen drew reporting. the doctor also said, people should be careful about deciding on a micro-blading procedure, based only on cost.(grant) it typically costs 7-hundred to 8-hundred dollars. jennifer thought she'd found a deal for 250, but says she'll never try the procedure again...andwill stick with eyebrow makeup (pam) scary video out of florida... it shows a driver going the wrong way on a busy road. several people called police to report the driver. one witness recorded the wrong way driver... for almost two miles. eventually, that same witness helped stop the car... and yelled at the driver that they were on the wrong side of the road. then, the person took off down another

we love you jennifer, thank you for coming to see us.sa in our next half hour. >> you're coming up, you have a new movie. and love the new song. >> thank you. >> and you'll come back at 10:00.i )m marcus washington. here )s a big local story we )re watching in the south bay. >>> good morning, 8:26 for you right now. marcus washington. here's a big local story we're watching in the south bay. a scary night at valley medical. first responders are were exposed to a dangerous chemical just before midnight. a medical chopper landed with a man who needed the e.r. he'd been exposed to some kind of chemical. officials have identified but they concern telling us what it is just yet. they do say that the medical workers washed it off with soap and water. no word on how that patient is affected. right now for your commute, mike inouye. >> yeah, a slower drive around the bay. odd for a wednesday. we're looking at a couple spots updating southbound, 280. still very close to 294 where there was an earlier crash. that cleared but not before a lot of fo

jennifer lÓpez con su crucifijo. habÍa un poco de todo.nte. vamos a las noticias. [risas] satcha: promete esta maÑana de "despierta amÉrica". es un placer que forme parte de ella. califican de monstruos a la nueva polÍtica migratoria de separar familias migrantes cuando cruzan la frontera de manera ilegal. la organizaciÓn amnistÍa internacional condena esta medida anunciada por el fiscal general, jeff sessions. dicen que deben de tener dime a toda la prÁctica de quitarle a los niÑos a sus padres porque violarÍa el derecho internacional. permite advertencia del gobierno que surge tras el paso de la caravana de migrantes. >> si cruzas la frontera ilegalmente, te precisaremos. si plÁticas con extranjeros ilegales, te precisaremos. si trafica con niÑos, serÁ encausado. ese niÑo puede ser separado de ti, como requiera la ley. satcha: ademÁs no promete castigar a las personas que hagan declaraciones falsas y mienten al declarar asilo. los que no cuenten con suficientes pruebas, serÁn deportados. en paralelo con este polÉmico anuncio del fiscal g

to meet a group of young people with some strong views on how this country should progress well jennifer lisper of your free young women of color going through the college system in the united states and all of the mimic in the public the senate but you came to america in different ways well i was born here but my mother immigrated to america when she was about twenty one years old and my father immigrated to america as well so that's how i'm here today very similar to jennifer i was also born here actually uptown my home and my father and we really here at seventy two new joy new jersey and my mother also migrated here when she was about seventeen eighteen and you are slightly different we've got everything america public my grandparents have been living here since the fifty's but my parents lost custody of me and i felt wings when i was. ten eleven and after that i had to live some time with my art in the dominican republic and finally they were able to bring me to america when i was sixteen seventeen in the purchase everything and everyone hears me so it was one of the big campaigns a

jennifer: the u.s.e point, assuming in 2019 and that is the point the ecb should hike rates. i think it should go ahead regardless. i am not expecting a u.s. recession -- just a slowdown. ecb interest rates are so low, you can have a slight increase without it becoming a tie policy. i think ecb will be keen to build up ammunition for when its own slowdown comes because at the moment, it has almost none. is maxed out on purchases, interest rates at rock-bottom. that will feel more comfortable. francine: you a great? -- you agree? jennifer: i -- julian: i do agree. these low interest rates are encouraging the misallocation of resources, reducing market pressures on company's to restructure and get their act together, encouraging people to take on too much debt. pension deficits are larger than they need to the, discouraging the right sort of investment. a gradual process of returning interest rates is the right thing to do. central banks should not be buffeted by every piece of data. francine: if it is th

plan and good luck jennifer last dogs are taking a time out after ten years together their last concert in berlin was a tearful farewell. special that will so sweet and you get to know the ones in the front row is which makes it even less. like the five some now want to focus on other projects their friends are already desperate for a reunion. cash card or soon to embark on a tour after gates in the u.k. and germany helping heading off to australia. from the woman natalee hauler and the rest of the band will be outed and like their fans with only bad craziest heads. warren in barcelona raised in tokyo and now based in berlin admiral solana is a truly international art is was previously song with jennifer lopez and music has garnered over seven hundred million views on you tube but just how famous is he and his new adopted hometown. and down they go. busking is something alberto soledad can no longer do in switzerland or spain or italy without being recognized but he can enter a limb for now. down the road be that. the i don't know i learn the whole. of the world and i can keep to myself

jennifer: thank you very much, eric. it's a pleasure to be here today and canada is extremely pleased to talk with this group how we see the unfolding crisis in venezuela. you said what i was going to say -- you said it well. [laughter] but essentially we consider this a problem happening in the americas, but of global proportions and significance. reason, we have taken them to other forums as well. our objectives bilaterally and multilaterally have remained the same for the 25 plus years we have been part of the oas. the oas has done a relatively good job of supporting democracy in the americas. they developed the strongest document that exists in the global american charter. teeth?we get it -we make it matter? what we are looking for in venezuela is nothing less than what venezuelans have identified for themselves. their constitution deserves to be implemented. venezuelans deserve a democratic future. it seems unfortunate that support to achieve that democratic future is going to come from the outside. the reason it ha

jennifer: tal vez. [risas] luis:en 100 aÑos cÓmo quieres que recuerden a jennifer lÓpez?mioneta entrÓ en una tienda de florida y se incrustÓ en el mostrador en medio de una verdadera lluvia de cristales rotos. el vehÍculo iba repleto de niÑos. imÁgenes muestran cÓmo varios espectadores corren al sitio del accidente y abren puertas para rescatar a los menores. por fortuna todos asustados pero, sanos y salvos. tampoco heridos en el interior del comercio. enfrentarÍa cargos penales la mujer que acusÓ falsamente a un agente de seguridad de texas de asalto sexual. asegurÓ que el oficial habrÍa empujado la fuerza dentro de su vehÍculo para abusar de ella luego de ser detenida por conducir bajo efectos del alcohol. los reclamos de la sospechosa fueron compartidos mÁs de 50.000 veces en redes sociales. en texas la comunidad se une para darle Último adiÓs a la vÍctima del tiroteo en la preparatoria de santa fe. estudiantes, amigos y familiares se reunieron en el centro de estudios para expresar su tristeza ante la muerte de 10 personas a mano de un compaÑero de clases. se espera q

first, with jennifer's mother, michelle. my mom, she has parkinson's.and she was taking care of them. t got so bad, he parkinson's did. it just got too much for her. >> reporter: so a prison hem a family tot live with in southern indiana, far from the familiar surroundings of kokomo. at one point, the kids' father got out of prison for about seven months, thso they lived him. but he was caught with drugs again. the kids also lived temporarily with a teacher from school. and then, last year devon was his brain. for blood clots in jennifer rush believes it's all had lasting effects. >> he has abandonment issues really bad. and then he's had a lot of depression. he used to grin ear to ear. and then it's just like he got really sad. and you see him sometimes. he just spaces out sometimes. and you just see he'sre just ally sad and depressed. and i hate to see that because it kills me. >> reporter: rush says devon has a.d.h.d. and a speech impediment and was held back a grade in school. natalya was also held back in school because of her maturity level. >> sh

. >> reporter: passenger jennifer riordan was being sucked from her window seat.acky two seats away. >> what did you see? >> the bottom part of her rib cage was out the window and i had leaned over to pull jennifer in. >> reporter: between the two women a young teenage girl. >> she tried to pull jennifer in as well. a very brave girl. >> reporter: unsuccessful, but doing whatever she could to comfort jennifer. >> i put my hand on jennifer's back so she would at least know we were there. >> reporter: passenger tim mcgenty rushing in to help. >> i went to the window trying to -- >> reporter: he too helpless, no match for the enormous pressure. the memory is overwhelming. >> just trying to pull her in, and it was -- you know, couldn't. just couldn't. >> just awful. that was martha radts reporting. you can see the full interview at 10:00 p.m. over on channel 7. >>> a woman accused of sending 65,000 text message tuesday a man after just one date is now speaking out in a jail house interview. >> i met him online. i was looking for my healing ange a psychic i met told me