bill. >> reporter: at one point joanna lee said she was the target of a witch point. today she changed her tune pleading guilty to receiving nearly 40,000 in benefits she didn't deserve including about $8000 from the one fund. a judge did not give her any jail time, a three year suspended sentence, community service and mental health evaluation. she will have to pay back all the money because prosecutors say lee falsely claimed she suffered a brain injury in the boston marathon bombing and billed herself as a hero claiming she ran toward the second blast. now she was blocks from the bombings but investigators say she did not receive medical treatment until two weeks after the attack. here is what her attorney had to say about his client outside the courtroom. >> a crazy crime, you know. it's like stupid. there were other defendants that already were sentenced and they weren't at the bombing. >> reporter: how is she going to pay the money back? her attorney says it will come from her mom's retirement money and savings. her attorney said she probably could have received

reporter: tom ralston's feelings about joanna lee can only be described as complex. a picture on april 15th, 2013 captures her by ralston's side after the second boston marathon bomb erupted. rupturing his eardrums and shooting him with shrapnel. >> the woman stayed with me the entire time until emts arrived. reporter: a stark contrast from the figure who appeared in suffolk county court. on friday the woman pleaded guilty taking nearly $40,000 in benefits including 8 grand from the one fund after falsely claiming she received a brain attack. sentence three years of probation and ordered her to pay back all the money. >> it's like a crazy cry. it's like stupid. reporter: leigh rushed out of court with nothing to say no apology for the more than $9,000 she received from a gofundme page or the roughly 1800 from a middle school fundraiser. >> i think an apology is important. i think she realizes what she did was wrong. she's just have to live with that. she owes me nothing. . reporter: leigh's attorney says she will pay that money immediately using her mother's retireme

. >> my name's joanna, her name is joannie. >> reporter: similar sounding names for two babies born on the same day in florida. government gave both babies the same social security number. >> the social security office is, you know, they shouldn't make mistakes like this. >> reporter: but via skype. >> i think they are as vulnerable to data entry as anyone else. >> reporter: data entry mistakes go far beyond the social security administration. >> there's honest mistakes where social security numbers get mixed up in data systems. >> reporter: id analytics found 3 million social security numbers associated with multiple people. and these mistakes have lasting effects. >> i think it's going to be a struggle for a while. >> reporter: it's a mistake the government wouldn't admit or fix until i told joanna to call her congressman. >> and it wasn't until i did that they called me immediately. >> reporter: finally ending a 24-year mystery. >> to correct the error made in 9-11-1990. >> reporter: now at age 24. >> it was kind of a relief, but then it was kind of like i told you so. one of those

my name is joanna fughouly. i usually sit on the other side the table, however, today i'm one of my peers. i have the fun part the agenda which is introduce a group of fellow employees, all of whom entered the cities hiring process not through rule 115 and unfortunately the weather and the seasonal flu has gotten a hold of us so 2 of our group members are not here today. they are the folks with invisibility disabilities. however, i want to alert you at some point we may be joined via the bridge line from one other employee, one other fellow colleague who is deaf and could not be present today, but she will be calling to share her experience through the bridge line. so, my personal experience started all most 10 years ago and it was directly with the mayors office of disability. i had a long career doing other things, taking a break to go to graduate school and working in sacramento and was sick of the commute, so i looked for a opportunity closer to home and the position of public access became available. so, i

. >> it's a nightmare recently skofd by a florida woman, joanna rivera. the first clues came when a woman called her and accused her of stealing her identity. the mystery deepened with a rejected tax return. she eventually discovered the government gave two babies born the same day in florida identical numbers 25 years ago. >> my name is joanna. her name is joannie. >> it happened a quarter century ago, they just discovered it now. the government recently gave rivera a brand new social security number. she says the problem is still impacting her efforts to build credit. >> the tax holiday for joanna rivera. >> or the opposite. >> a lot of people celebrating the veterans day holiday today. >> that's right. a lot of parades happening across the bay area. >> you need a heavier jacket, maybe a scarf and gloves if you'll be outside for a while. temperatures are dipping into the 30s. as we take a live look at the sunrise from san francisco, a beautiful shot. lots of color in the sky, and we have mostly clear skies as we take a look from the north bay, tiburon,

hi, joanna. >> caller: good morning, mr. kasparov. a couple of years ago on "front line" on pbs they put on a documentary on putin which basically portrayed him as somebody who bribed black males and brutalized his way to power. also they talked about his accumulation of great wealth, and i'm wondering if you could talk a little be bit about that and also what you see as the future for russia at this point? >> guest: oh, just a few minutes ago i talked about putin's wealth, and i could repeat that. he controls enormous amount of money, more than any other individual in history of human race. but it's all connected to him staying in power. he can move hundreds of billions of dollars, next to trillion dollars, you know, because he controls russian budget and directly or indirectly the fortunes of many oligarchs who owe him everything that they made over the years. so we don't expect putin just to go, to walk away from kremlin peacefully. that's why i have, unfortunately, i don't have a good weather forecast for you, that's why my book i

as five investigates was first to report joanna leigh was accused of falsely claiming to be a victim of the boston marathon bombings. newscenter 5' s antoinette time ago. antoinette: she pleaded guilty to larceny charges. her defense team says they are happy with her sentence. one year in jail, suspended for three years, which means she will not spend time behind bars. she will serve 300 hours of community service and another three years of ovation. she pleaded guilty to six counts of larceny. she built herself as a hero who ran towards the bear upon -- towards the marathon bombing site. her defense attorney claims she did suffer ptsd as a result of being there and helping victims, but he admits what she did, defrauding people out of tens of thousands of dollars was a stupid thing. >> she has problems. when you pay back your 38,000 dollars, you are making a big apology. when you plead guilty, you make a big apology when you say i did stupid and bad things. >> do you want to apologize to the victims? >> leigh had nothing to say. prosecutors did push for time behind bars. they said thi

joanna's attorney is calling on the freeport mayor to ask the commissioner of the housing authority to step down if his views don't change, adding its a political move based on facts that haven't been proven. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. steve: republican presidential candidate carly fiorina meeting with voters in iowa today at a town hall meeting. she would reestablish america's leadership role by reaffirming our support of israel and called on the global community to block iran's ability to move money through international banks. dari: the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sanders launching his first tv ad in the early voting states of iowa and new hampshire. he spent 2 million on the one-minute ad titled real change that gives voters a glimpse into his political past and his humble upbringing. steve: still to come, fighting segregation in new york city dari: how parents and teachers are hoping to create a diverse public school system. steve: a new food safety scare at chipotle where now they've closed dozens of stores. dari: here's tonight's new york minute. >> the five marines

my name is joanna fughouly. i usually sit on the other side the table, however, today i'm one of my peers. i have the fun part the agenda which is introduce a group of fellow employees, all of whom entered the cities hiring process not through rule 115 and unfortunately the weather and the seasonal flu has gotten a hold of us so 2 of our group members are not here today. they are the folks with invisibility disabilities. however, i want to alert you at some point we may be joined via the bridge line from one other employee, one other fellow colleague who is deaf and could not be present today, but she will be calling to share her experience through the bridge line. so, my personal experience started all most 10 years ago and it was directly with the mayors office of disability. i had a long career doing other things, taking a break to go to graduate school and working in sacramento and was sick of the commute, so i looked for a opportunity closer to home and the position of public access became available. so, i

my name is joanna fughouly. i usually sit on the other side the table, however, today i'm one of my peers. i have the fun part the agenda which is introduce a group of fellow employees, all of whom entered the cities hiring process not through rule 115 and unfortunately the weather and the seasonal flu has gotten a hold of us so 2 of our group members are not here today. they are the folks with invisibility disabilities. however, i want to alert you at some point we may be joined via the bridge line from one other employee, one other fellow colleague who is deaf and could not be present today, but she will be calling to share her experience through the bridge line. so, my personal experience started all most 10 years ago and it was directly with the mayors office of disability. i had a long career doing other things, taking a break to go to graduate school and working in sacramento and was sick of the commute, so i looked for a opportunity closer to home and the position of public access became available. so, i

reporter: joanna is starting over wealth a new social security number. >>> a big change may soon be in the works for those who play youth soccer. what officials are changing and trying to head off a new problem here. >>> the wet weather returns again tomorrow. different weather system, and we'll look into the weekend forecast coming up. >>> mayhem at the zoo. >>> university of missouri police arresting a suspect accused of making threats against black students and faculty. >>> plus whose the winner of the g.o.p. debate toned down but from going after each other. >>> and if you see breaking news or have a story idea, we'd love to hear from you. give us a call on the 7 news tip line at 1-800-280-tips. we'll be right back. jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifte

. >> here with "the hunger games: mockingjay part 2" stars she plays joanna and mahershala plays bogs, one of the few people katniss can trust as she tries to take down the capital. what does it feel like the final, the epic of this movie is over. how does it feel to have it out. >> a bittersweet thing because you get to travel so much and form a friendship which is like a family on the set but really you sign up to the films because of the books, you know, and the last book is so epic that to really have, you know -- i mean, i just love the ending so much that i feel like i've just been sitting on my hands waiting for it to come out. >> as much as it is bittersweet i think i definitely appreciate the closure getting to start something and see it coming to an end and be able to kind of encapsulate that experience and walk away. >> tell me about boggs and katniss. their relationship evolves. >> i think boggs has grown to really respect katniss and he sees her put herself out on the line like several times and so i think he becomes distrustful of katniss and really be a really great all

he's shown here with his loyal assistant and confidant joanna hoffman, kate winslet. though after years of faithful service, she's had it with his arrogance and lack of human emotion when it comes to his friends, his fellow workers, even his own daughter. but perhaps no relation is more strained than with his apple co-founder steve wosniak, seth rogan. >> you cannot write code. you are not an engineer, not a designer. you can up with the hammer to a nail. i built the circuit board. he was a leader before you threw him off his own project. how come 10 times in a day, i read steve jobs is a genius. what do you do? >> i play the orchestra. john: fassbender, who was oscar nominated for "12 years a slave," is simply sensational. look for anther nomination here. with a script by aaron sorkin of "the social network" fame and directed by danny boyle of "slumdog millionaire," "steve jobs" is a film that plays fast and loose with the facts, but one that snaps, crackles, and pops with verve and vitality. "steve jobs" -- he will forever live in the cloud, the icloud. for kcci 8 n

joanna lee claims she suffered brain damage from the explosion outside the forum restaurant. but a photo proved that lee was actually about a half mile away when the bombs went off. lien is accused of using her story to get thousands of dollars from the one fund. >>> the search continues for the man accused of abducting two children from a parking lot at a providence rhode island wal-mart. irvin ran off with the up fant and 4-year-old after getting into an argument with the mother who was reportedly his roommate. he dropped the children off at a market. they were taken to the hospital and then returned to their moth and then returned to their mother. sanchez was last seen in a black car with two missing hubcaps. >>> police are busted a mother on drug charges while her child was in the car. parking lot of the wal-mart on brockton making for a total of five drug busts for a month and a half for that spot. part of a bigger problem because they made 40 drug arrests since july. fox25 spoke to the people who live in the area who say they are not too surprised by those numbers. >> i

ingrid had lovely long red golden hair at another, joanna, decided for some unknown reason to give a -- to give her a from the night before so ingrid always calls this the unfortunate permanent shock. that camp opened in 1942, and over the course of its lifetime and 42-1948, three years after the war was over, 6000 men, women and children came on the train to crystal city from places in latin america and from places on the west and east coast. i wanted to tell you a little bit about the camp itself. it was earl harrison, that kind the left, he was ahead of the ins to find a location for this camp. and it needed to be someplace outside when the media wasn't around then it needed to be not too close to military installations. and it needed to have train access and access from latin america. harrison was an unlikely candidate for this. he was a quaker, a philadelphia lawyer, a very, very smart guy who actually in his life had actually kept jews in the house who are trying to get out of germany. so he was a very, very good hearted man, and one of the nuances of my book is how hard he wor

years claiming she suffered a traumatic brain injury at the marathon bomb finish line in 20 2013 joanna lee had a change of heart here in suffolk superior pleading guilty to six counts that included defrauding the one fund by filing false claims for her injuries she never suffered at the bombing. next in a, prosecutors say, she left the area before the explosions and was a block and a half away on fairfield street. >>> the defendant was not within five to 15 feet of the second bomb blast that she has consistently clay. she was not blown back by it at all. she did not sustain traumatic brain injury . >>> prosecutors wanted lee sentenced to three years behind bars for receiving nearly $40 $40,000 in assistance but in the end the judge sentenced her it a year behind bars, suspended for three years which means she won't be sent to prison . >>> what do you want to say about the sentence? want to say anything to the victim . >> reporter: lee left the courtroom and declined to apologize to victim's families or surveysp her attorney told us she was the victim and she helped a man who was injure

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joanna from west palm beach was born the same day as joanne from jacksonville.mate oops and assigned the babies the same number. this is not the first time it's happened. there are 40 million social security numbers assigned to more than one person. these mistakes have lasting effects. >> i think it's going to be a struggle for a while. the social security office, you know, they shouldn't make mistakes like this. >> rivera has since gotten a new social security number and is working on building her credit. >>> how is this for strange? this sticky attraction will soon be gone. crews started power washing seattle's famous gum wall near pike place market in seattle last night. they have to get through about 1 million wads or p512200 pounds gum. tourists and locals started adding to the colorful city officials say the sugar in the gum was starting to disintegrate the brick wall. >>> a bei bei first. >>> president obama paying tribute to our veterans on this veterans day. >> you are part of an unbroken chain of veterans that have served this country. on these sacred

point is, i'm a really nice guy. ( cheers and applause ) but, fine, joanna kristine, or whenever that stands for. play hard-quidditch, i'm game because tonight i'm revealing all of your future "harry potter" bombshells before you how do you like them bertie botts every flavor beans? let me just use a little american magic to conjure up that list. expecto listum! ( applause ) ( cheers ) thank you, hedwig. ( laughter ) let's see. let's see here. "to see the list of future 'harry potter' secrets j.k. rowling hasn't revealed yet, place this letter in a magical kettle." this is "harry potter and the cauldron of spoilers. ( cheers and applause ) yes! yes! oh, oh, oh, behold! yes! the first shocking spoiler. actually short for "snapple." ( laughter ) wait, what's this? what do i see in the water? once harry potter got drunk on butter beer and tried to make out with his own patronus. that's pretty weird stuff. i see hermione and she's using the time-turner to go back in time and kill wizard hitler. this is shocking. hold on. hold on. yes. the hufflepuff-- mmm. i've got-- this is powerful stuf

and her first words were, make that a double, joanna. i want to go to you, ambassador. if i have? wordz about refugees, does that mean i hate orphans? >> no, the president and much of the discussion is this is not our first refugee crisis. we've faced this issue many times before. for the president who prides himself on international law. he avoids the treaty we entered view 65 years ago. most of the people don't qualify as refugees. the qualifications is you have to show a well-founded fear of persecution based on your religious beliefs, race, ethnici ethnicity, something like that. most of those coming out of syria don't qualify. they have been in a horrible war. something that make them qualify as refugees? no. if president wants 100,000 syrians in the country, let him say it. >> there's something going on in brussels. we're pretaping this. do you expect something happening in brussels? >> it's been remarkably specific about the nature of the threat. it's hard to say at this point, but i wouldn't put past isis they would try a series of attacks. maybe this this misdirection. ma

. >> joanna stern says it's not ready to be your main computer yet. >>> researchers say facebook might be stealing your joy. >> a new study says quitting facebook may make you happier. a positive change for people after a week without facebook. >> and we learn. >>> those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day, everyone. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. forecast with meteorologist sam weatherrate the experts" sam script here in green yesterday was an insane day for iowa. we had highs in the 60s, storms which produced multiple tornado warnings as they raced across the state, and then to top it all of we had snow falling in western and central iowa! the rain and snow may be gone, but the

. >> and joanna, she's a feisty chick, isn't she. >> she is but it's funny like i'll pretty much all mytuff is with katniss this time. i like they both speak their blinds to each othnd they're oddly each other's confidantes to have a wom like joanna mason who has had everything stripped from her, her hair, strengths, family, clothes and katniss can see herself in her. >> i tease you because said you'll always be rere tome, "house of cards" all a aiting season 4. want to give us any sneak peek about what we can look forward to t those of uss counting the day. >> from what i hear it's really strong season. yeahah, i've -- yes, i'll put it like that. >> when have you ever gotten anything interest an act this way. >> we can't talk about it. >> reading yr fares. i'm reading your face. i saw -- >> i hear it's a great season like i really -- that's what i've heard. >> and there's a lot of speculation about an upcoming you have "batman versus superman" alongside ben afflk. want to say anything? >> we can talk about bage, hike a lot of things, it's jut -- >>the hunger games: mockingjay part 2

prezen taishzs by joanna frugugy deputy director programic access. anh [inaudible] marti access service manager san francisco public library. jonathan lyens project manager department of public health. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 10 minute break. item number 8, information item. department of aging and adupt suvss benefits resource hub at 2 along with timeline for comsknleegz description of the layout for the space. also a plan to hire part time senior jz or young adults with disabilities to serve as community leaanhs. presentation by jason nob nocintake service manager department of aging and adult service. item 9, report from cochair supanich. item 10, report from director of the mayors office on disability. item 11, information item. report flaum disability preparedness disaster committee. item 12, public comnlt. items not on todays agend a. item number 13, information item. correspondence. item 14, discussion item. councilmember comment and announcement. item 15, adjourn. >> thank you donna. we'll proceed with item n

joanna. it's our op ed katherine temp from national review. he's all bark but no bite. made of wood. liberal panel. there he is. >> you are a monster and the show is terrible. >> thank you. >> let's talk about this. the first event gives all americans the right to free speech for now at least. if campus protestors get their way your right to free speech will be deader than charlie sheen's teeth. students want words from those and want apologies for all of the words that have been said in the fast. they are not a fan of the free press. >> you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. >> get the reporter out of here. >> why is free speech under attack? i posed the question at campus protestors. the answer is so stupid i would throw up all over them. >> miles, good to see you. i want to ask you, do you feel safe among the other panelists? >> in the belly of the beast? absolutely not. i will be impressed if i get out of here alive. >> you invited me here so you could ridicule me and say things that are n

joanna lee claims that she suffered brain damage from the explosion outside of the forum restaurant on boylston. but photo proves that lee was actually about half a mile away when the bombs went off. lee's accused of using her story to get thousands of dollars from the one fund. >> anchor: a charlestown man held without bail as he is facing charges for road rage incident. gary mim mentle in 40 incident that happened tuesday on 93 north had somerville. he is accused pointing a fake gun at a woman and following the car. he is under investigation for punching a customer in the face while work i did at mcdonald's. because that have his bail on road rage case is revoked. seen throwing a man into the wall in this video is in jail this morning. sea brook officer mark richardson took a plea deal putting him behind bars for 21 days. he admitted to assaulting a teen while in custody in 2009. and richardson is now forbidden from being a police officer in new hampshire ever again. >> and today is the deadline to secure state approvals to bring up grand prix style street race to boston. this mornin

joanna lee claimed she was a victim. she began having second thoughts and changed her plea though after fighting for unneeded financial and medical help. she pleaded guilty to defrauding the one fund. >> anchor: she did a stupid thing sheaf made a claim for stuff that she didn't need to . >> anchor: we will not face any jail time. the judge ordered her to repay all of the money that she did receive, perform 300 hours of community service and serve three years of probation. >> anchor: still ahead this morning, our coverage continues on the attacks in paris. the latest on the efforts to secure the border in france and latest information on the attack attackers. we'll tell you what we know about them as question as some >> anchor: isis is vowing to keep paris at the top of its list of targets. isis is vowing to keep paris at the top of its list of targets. they have claimed responsibility for six coordinate adtax last night. one attacker was found with a syrian passport and we are just learning now that another attack attac

. >> joanna stern says it's not ready to be your main computer yet. >>> researchers say facebook might be stealing your joy. >> a new study says quitting facebook may make you happier. a positive change for people after a week without facebook. >> and we learn. >>> those are your "techbytes." >> have e great day, everyone. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it "t unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for hoday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. does your makeup rover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need a any more oof than that? version of cheerios... with more protein... has a lot more of something else as well... abc's jim avila has more. "nat sound commercial "power up with new cheerios protein." the breakfast staple... today sued by the center for science in the public interest .... alleging new cheerios protein misleads customers.

. >> i officiated lance's wedding with my girlfriend joanna so he's returning the favor. >> how to pay it forward kind of thing. >> it's personal and we'll add touches that we want, but, yeah, it's fun. >> he could be your wedding singer, too. >> that he could. >> and he's such a good bass, like voice, so he's a great announcer so who else would you want to officiate the wedding. should have thought of that for my wedding. >> thank you so much. by the way, "the christmas note" premiers sunday on hallmark movies and mysteries. >>> coming up next, the one thing you need to do to guarantee a super juicy turkey from mad there are some people you should give underwear to this holiday. and there are some people you shouldn't . people you should. shouldn't. janice! should. shouldn't. yes. no. should. no way. should. no. definitely not. ha ha, nay. you shouldn't give underwear to everybody. but for those you do, give them fruit of the loom. snowmen with buttons, snowflakes with icing candy corn feathers, sure look enticing rice krispies treats, the fun doesn't stop - how many ways can you snap

joanna lee pleaded guilty to taking the money but there never was an explanation. prosecutors say lee had left this area before the bomb went off adding that not only was she not injured but she didn't even seek medical help until two weeks later. today in court prosecutors explained how she received $40,000 in donations. our blair miller caught up with her today. gave that you money? -- >> after today's hearing lee's attorney blamed her actions on "stupidity while she was sentenced to one year in jail that was suspended to probation meaning no jail time. she also agreed to pay back the money. >>> right now a teenage boy with autism is fighting to survive. police say the 17-year-old was struck by a car and left in the road. he surfed a bad brain injury. fox 25's christine mccarthy spoke with the boy's heartbroken family. >> he's my baby. >> alberta woodcock is heartbroken one day after rushing outside her home to find her grandson being carried into an ambulance. >> another police officer came and said to me how old is your grandson i told him 17. >> reporter: conn

joanna lee admitted to taking $8,000 from the fund set up to help the bombing victims. she also accepted about $30,000 from other groups including a state compensation fund. lee's one-year sentence was suspended, but she will have to pay restitution. >> she's got problems. when you pay back your $38,000, you're making a pretty big apology. when you're pleading guilty you're making a pretty big apology, when you say i did some stupid and bad things. >> do you want to apologize to the victims? reporter: lee didn't say anything there, but had claimed that she was injured while running to help other victims. up next the newest self driving car is being test driven on unusual roads. can you tell what's missing in this video? josh: several brand of olive oil are under investigation for alleged mislabeling. mike: looks like a windy stretch will continue into saturday. the forecast ahead. >> then i ran out of diesel trying to keep warm. jean: a man lost in the woods for days says there's one thing that kept him alive. his story is coming up. it took alexis 4 years to earn her c

he's shown here with his loyal assistant and confidant joanna hoffman, kate winslet. though after years of faithful service, she's had it with his arrogance and lack of human emotion when it comes to his friends, his fellow workers, even his own daughter. but perhaps no relation is more strained than with his apple rogan. >> you cannot rate code. you are not an engineer. you are not a designer. i built the circuit board. jeff was the leader of the team before you throw him off his own project. how come 10 times in a day i read, steve jobs is a genius? what do you do? >> i play the orchestra. john fassbender, who was oscar : nominated for "12 years a slave" is simply sensational. look for anther nomination here. with a script by aaron sorkin of "the social network" fame and directed by danny boyle of "slumdog millionaire," "steve jobs" is a film that plays fast and loose with the facts, but one that snaps, crackles and pops with verve and vitality. "steve jobs." he will forever live in the cloud, the icloud. for kcci 8 news, this is john alyx: next week john reviews, a

joanna lee claimed she had brain damage from the explosion. but a photo proves she was half mile away when the bombs went off. she is accused of using her story to get thousands of dollars from the one fund. >>> a charlestown man being held without bail as he is facing charges for a road rage incident. gary pimental was in court for an accident that happened in somerville. pimenta /accused of pointing a fake gun. also under investigation for punching a customer in the face while working at a mcdonald's. because of that, his bail in the road rage case was revoked. >>> the new hampshire police officer seen. marc richardson has took a plea deal put him behind bar for 21 days. he admitted he assaulted a 19-year-old while the teen was in custody in 2009. richardson is forked by of being a police officer in the again. >>> as boston based fantasy sports site draftkings prepares for legal showdown in new york, governor charlie baker says he does not consider it gambling. sites like draftkings and fan fanduel let users choose fantasy sports line-up and

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joining us this afternoon is the playwright martin duberman and actress joanna rhinehart. thank you both for stopping by this afternoon. >> thank you for having us. >> 50 years. surprised that people -- honestly, it feels as if it could have been written yesterday. >> unfortunately, i think that's true. >> [ laughs ] >> the play i was hoping by this time would no longer be quite so relevant, but though there has been change, there clearly hasn't been enough change. >> mm-hmm. >> and i was just reading, i think, today in the paper about how the schools are more segregated in some areas of the country today than they were 50 years ago. >> mm. which is a sad commentary. >> indeed. >> why do you think we've been so slow as a country? i mean, look. lots has happened. let's face it. a whole lot has happened, but a lot that seems a no-brainer hasn't. why do you think we've been so slow to embrace that change and also slow sort of to acknowledge the continuing issues we have about the subject of race? >> i think the simple answer is probably the real one, unfortunately, and that i

jackson, who is at george washington carver, sitting over there next to joanna belcher who shared, who was the principal of spark and who -- and they shared a building together and had one of the best, most collaborative relationships i've ever seen educators have. and i think that, and i think that's a model. i don't think it's the only model, but i do think that steps have been taken. and i think that whether it's when you talk about community schools, for instance, a lot of the tenets of community schools, empowering educators, getting them resources and connecting the schools to the families in meaningful ways, those are things that a lot of charter schools do too, and that's a natural place where we can learn from each other as those start up. and so, so i don't know what the very next step is, but i think those are some ways we can do it. >> anyone else want to comment? >> i think, again, i go back to my fist reflection is -- first reflection is what can we learn from this opportunity of having the last four years captured in the book. so, one, i would encourage everyone and thos