julia had a tough-- a very tough upbringing. clearly there's still a lot of anger there, especially toward men. what do you want, ms. weaver? a plea bargain. you just testified you were innocent. (weave i am, but i make my decisions based on numbers, facts, perceived risk, d i am guessing that juries don't like overachieving women who fire men whose wives are dying of cancer. murder two, 15 to life. man two, 5 to 15. forget it. (weaver) why would i kill someone over a half-assed federal eavesdropping indictment? or becse someone was threatening to out me? i'm a very wealthy woman. the rest of her life. eh. you are just like everyone else. you think that i am guilty because i am a woman who has power. no. ms. weaver, i think you're guilty for the same reason you bugged your corporate headquarters. you're a person with power who couldn't bear to lose it. have you reached a verdict? (foreperson) we have, your honor. we find the defendant, samantha weaver, guilty of murder in the second degree. [judge pounds vel] night. ask me how i

we have met some younger than julia and not doing as well. the fact that she and 13 others are in this trial, it slows down symptoms, by time, buy time to create other drugs, in concert with this drug they're using now or maybe independently to halt the disease. >> and other children as well. it also seems like it was awfully difficult to get to the point where the family could get any kind of treatment for her. >> ten years, her mom knew something was wrong and couldn't get told anything other than, don't worry about it it's normal. it was a mother's intuition. they found some small things, all i've got to go on, send united states. they sent her and they examined julia's liver and that's what ultimately led them to a diagnosis of npc. she went to mayo and then to nih where she's participating this the clinical trial. >> "america tonight"'s fletcher. thank you. >>> we follow up with the cost much a cure that could make the difference between life and death at least for those who can afford it. and hot on "america tonight's" website now, left

julia: tagalong truffles. you will start by needing one box of tagalong cookies, 1/4 of cream cheese, 1/4 of peanut butter, and 12 ounces of chocolate-flavored almond bark. we start by crushing up the cookies in a food processor. smash them up in a ziploc bag or something. once you have something that looks somewhat like this, you will mix in your peanut butter and the cream cheese. this part is hard because it gets really sticky. sean: it gets sticky. do you need me to taste test this at all? [laughs] sean: ok, i was just checking. so you get a scoop in there. i will put the gloves on. julia: try to make them about one inch thin. sean: actually, i think i did a pretty good job. julia: once you have those, you want to refrigerate them for half an hour or put them in the freezer for 15 minutes.i have some better chilled . sean: because you did not trust julia: [laughs] this is why we have the forks. sean: i was wondering. julia: twoo middle prongs. the reason they have to be about one inch is so you can take th

julia bagg is on the scene. her update in a few minutes. >>> and more than two days later rescue crews continue to pull survivors from the rubbll of an earthquake in taiwan. >>> feeling the ill this morning across south florida. miami the warm location at this hour, 58 degrees. otherwise, clear skies and 47 in opa-locka. on our way up to the mid 60s >>> welcome back. your time is 6:30. back to that breaking news out of miami beach. >> julia bagg is the first reporter at the scene. you just confirmed some information with police about 15 minutes ago. what can you tell u >> reporter: i just spoke with police again and they ara telling me they're not sure that they have the right guy. they're still trying to figure that out. let's show you whatat was happening here a short while ago in front of this apartment complex on pennsylvavaa avenue between 10th and 1111 street. this is where we saw officers tang pictures. you can see their presence around here and they're a block away over on washington as well. that's wher

julia roberts, kate hudson, starring in mother's day. we have your first look. >> hey, you know no junk food for breakfast. >> dad lets us. >> he also lets you go to school without underwear. >> jen is a single mom. >> i'm here for a job. >> julia, ambitious author. >> and kate is gay and is it from their mom. >> all this mother's day stuff and i think about how i haven't talked to mom. >> directed by gary marshal, who also did "pretty woman." julia's wig remind us of the blonde number. hector was the snooty hotel manager. then julia's lau kate s seemed to have a good teem posting these pics as everybody's storiesinterwine. >> i alwa wondered. did she just throw me away? what you have to do is find your mother. who should i make it to? >> hello, atlanta. happy mother's day. >> julia's fourth movie with gary marshal. she also did "run away bride cotsbride", "valentine's day" and of course "pretty woman." >> coming up, i will tell you about my new project. so tough to keep this a secret from anyone. >> plus we open the "e.t." vault with a

julia's wig remind us of the blonde number. manager. then julia's lau kate s seemed to have a good teem posting these pics as everybody's storiesinterwine. >> she was adopted. >> i alwa wondered. did she just throw me away? what you have to do is find your mother. who should i make it to? >> hello, atlanta. happy mother's day. >> julia's fourth movie with gary marshal. she also did "run away bride cots bride", "valentine's day" and of course "pretty woman." >> coming up, i will tell you so tough to keep this a secret from anyone. >> plus we open the "e.t." vault with a grammy flash back. couples you won't even remember. >> he thinks i'm cute, too. >> then we meet th new faces behind this year's si swimsuit issue. >> and better call is back. will we see breaking bad cameos in season 2? >> this is amazing. >> stop me. >> that's next. >> i saw a future, our future. >> we've had a future until you destroying it. >> oh, my goodness, that looks good. new tr for "house of cards." robin wright left the end of last season, but it looks like they

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i was married to julia for ten months. it was the biggest mistake of my life. you mind telling us about that? look, i'm trying to put this part of my lifebehind me. look, dr. covington, we would not be here if it wasn't important. all right. come over here. before i met julia, i was married for 11 years. jane and i have two wonderful kids. but i got bored, i guess. i started using call girls. that's how you met julia. right. don't laugh, okay, but i fell in love with her. she was beautiful, smart, exciting. heh. she had me convinced that she was only doing this temporari to make ends meet. let me guess. she was working her way through nyu. columbia. anyway, to make a long story short, i left my family for her. she said if i married her, well, i did. and she never stopped. pretty soon, she... met some other pathetic sucker who had a lot more money than i did. is there anything you can tell us about him? when i first started to suspect that julia was turning tricks again, i looked at her phone bills, which like an idiot i was still paying. she made a lot of calls

julia bagg is live for us right now. we know obviously there was a priiner being transported in the back seat. that adds a whole other layer in terms of the investigation and what happened. >> reporter: ererc, we know a whole lot more from talking to two people who walked away from this crash. you heard from one of them first right here on nbc 6 just i our last half hour. you can see deputies shining flashghts here, trying to get a better look at the damage. three cars including that deputy's car that has some front end damage there. we know he and his prisoner were taken to the hospital. when we spoke to two other men who walked away without any serious injuries, they tell us that those -- that the deputy and hi prisoner, they were appeared to be okay at the time. two men we spoke with said they were making a right, they said they had a red light and at some point -- they're not sure exactly what happened next but they ended up colliding with that sheriff's deputy and another car here on scene, a dodge charger. this has

julia "grace church has really wrapped its arms around me and has really carried me through this" julia's daughter, jane, struggled with addiction for five years and lost the fight when she was only 25 years old. in addition to a safe place to live, the jane aubrey house will offer counseling, job skills development and case management. program. this is comprehensive, this is wrap around services and we will not release them until they are ready" the jane aubrey house will be ready by spring of this year, and will serve young women ages 18 to 25. covering the story, andi guevara channel 2 news. and mike alger will have a look i've watched as the house across the street has sat empty for over six years. i've watched good friends have their homes foreclosed on. people are still really suffering, and they're looking for somebody that is going to create bold change. wall street gave bad advice and bad loans over and over again, and nothing happened. people are so excited about bernie sanders because they know that he's not beholden to wall street. we need someone like bernie sanders that's go

live in south beacc julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >> we of feshlly don't want our breakfast. >>> julia, i know it's only 5:14. any idea when they'll start the wine tasting? >> i think they'll make up mimosas soon. i'll see if we can scrounge up some. >> good deal. have a great day out there. >>> looks like such a great event. so many people who have gone in years past say it's such a blast out there. >> tough to get tickets. the super bowl of culinary stuff here in n uth florida. >> and not cheap. >> no. but it's fun. >> it's worth it. >> surprised she doesn't have a carf on. >> sent her an e-mail about that. coun no matter where you go. we or also dry. there's no wet weather in the forecast for your friday nor for your weekend. cool weather to talk about as we wrap up the school week, here is what we're looking at at the bus stop. sunrise at 6:48 this morning. looking for a mighty fine day. on the cool side with clear skies and the wis have come down, less than ten miles per hr. at 56 right now in miami. clear skies and a northwest wind coming down the peninsula. not worried about clouds back

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how does a look there, julia? >> reporter: well, it has pretty much stopped any sort of precipitation. bill, i was just checking out the snow seeing if i could make a snowball but it is the kind apart. as for the road conditions, you can check it out right here on 501 in north roxboro. you can see that the d.o.t. and public works crews have come through here with their plows, sand and salt trucks and done a really good job of this roadway. you can see a lot of the asphalt. but still, i talked to the person county sheriff's office. and in the last 30 to 45 minutes, they have seen an uptick in the number of car accidents. they said that could be due to more cars on the road, and because we did have a little bit of freezing rain here. so as we have been saying all morning, if you've got to get out on the roads, be smart about it. take your time, give yourself plenty of distance. and of course, if you don't have to get out, stay home on the couch and enjoy being under that blank and to watching wral. >> that's right.

julia bagg is on the scene and we'll talk wiwi her for an update. you can follow her on twitter and facebook for constant >>> chopper >>> welcome back. time is 6:12. alal eyes turning to new hampshire where for the first time it will be hillary clinon and bernie sanders duking it out. >> the final face-off before primary tuesday. tracie potts is live in washington. things are really starting to heat up. >> reporter: they starting to heat up. with the republicantion, donald and bernie sanders calling him the underdog but that's not what we're seeing inhe numbers. tonight's msnbc debate is hillary clinton's last chance to take on bernie sanders face-to-face before new hampshire votes on tuesday. >> if it's about our records, hey, i'm going to win by a landslide on tuesday. >> reporter: sanders has a double-digit lead here. he's hammering clinton on her six-figure speeches. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac an takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. >> reporter: her response -- >> i don't know. that's what th

andi ' julia says "and as you can see, it's a mess, but it's gonna be beautiful in a month" julia picetti is giving us tour of a house she's helping remodel. this reno tract home will soon be transformed into the jane aubrey house...name after julia's daughter who died of a drug over dose less than one year ago. julia "...uhm, it's hard to process, but i'm thankful and grateful and i'm honored, i'm honored to be honoring her and just know that the jane aubrey house is gonna be helping young women " young, northern nevada women who are turning their lives around and recovering from drug addiction. the residential program is run through doors to recovery. cricket dundas "they are currently clients of a diversion court with the second judicial district court" the purchase of the house was made possible through a huge donation from grace church in north reno, where julia picetti has been a member for years. in less than two months, through thousands of individual donations, grace church raised more than three hundred and sixty thousand dollars. julia "grace church has really wrapped its arms

julia bagg is live on scene with a look at the damage. what can you tell us, julia? >> reporter: sheli, the damage is extensive. thisis a piece of what used to be a window here, just blown off whehethis honda accord came smashing through here. there used to be a fence right here, but not anymore. the car struck the house right whwre you see those wooden boards hear on northwest 16th street and 33rd avenue. let's show you that brand new video we have for you that we actually first posted on facebook for you this morning. can you believe what that's like? you can see a picture hanging on he wall inside the house. here is what we know from firefighters. the car smashed through that bedroom wall where a mom and dad were sleeping. it struck their bed and pushed them through the house, going into the family room, the bathroom. their 14-year-old daughter, she was sleeping in the bedroom just necked door. all three were taken to the hospital as a precautio they're expected to be okay. have a listen to just h h far this honda accord went into that house. >> we got the 911 cal

julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> julia, wheel talk to you again in about a half hour at the topop of the hour. >>> also this morning, we're waiting for confirmamaon that the body es found submerged in a car in southwest miami-dade are indeed the missing couple that we've been telling you about all week long, young couple. nbc 6 reporter michael spears is live at the medical examiner's office with more on where that investigation stands as of right now. we want to say there is no couple, but it is believed to be them. >> reporter: that's right, eric, official confirmation. family members of those two missing 21-year-olds, they took to social media yesterday saying it was, in fact, their loved ones inside that car. as far as an official confirmation, we're still waiting. that will come from the medical examiner's'soffice. this is where the car and the two bodies were taken yesterday. police say they found the car -- this is the same car they have been looking for, relatives as well, where 21-year-old alexandra picononnd brandon arana yesterday morning. investigators say it apparently crashed in

julia? julia: here's over a list of freedoms that the blacks have. he goes over that they are able to have land and choose their vocations. it is all military base because, -- military-based because, it goes over the rights that he thinks they should have. john? john: it intended to go more to the military side, he cannot be subjected to conscription and forced military service is set by written orders of the highest authority in the department. they are organized into their own companies and italians. batallions.ans -- that is continuing a prior custom. sherman is responding to complaints that he and his boss, edwin stanton, had gotten. it deals with the question of black enlistment in the union army. what about section three? what does he prescribe there? >> families should be given the -- family should be given the 40 acres. the meeting with stanton proved that sherman should be more sympathetic toward the freed slaves. he tries to organize that with the 40 acres. onspecifies 40 acres til

we have had julia bagg on the scene all morning long. this is a accident, a wrong-way wreck involving a trailer and fatal, and more coming up. if you are headed out the door, after griffin road all lanes are completely shut down and you can exit off of griffin road and can't ramp on to it, and you can take u.s. 441 instead. a lot of people are taking u.s. 441 instead and you cann make it out more east and take i-95 instead. it's completely shut down at the turnpike southbound and the turnpike southbound blocked off at i-95 and u.s. 441. they are telling julia this should be reopening by 6:00 a.m. and miami-dade, all you have to on 826 northbound and 836 blocking the right lane. >>> broward county, miami-dade and down through the keys, dry conditions in place. can't rule out a sprinkle, at least first thing this morning. an isolated shower midday, but as they take you through future radar, a decent forecast to get you going. outside over miami beach, visibility just fine. clouds in and out of our skies overnight. right now we had a cleari

eric: julia the robot is named after the late-chef julia child. new stories after 6:30 this morning the fight over naming a , new supreme court nominee. who wants the president to hold off. plus we are trying to find out more information about a shooting investigation in eagle grove. what we know right now ahead. also -- heading to the statehouse to warn about the increased accessibility of marijuana. elizabeth: and getting ready for the grammys. we'll take you inside the theater to see some of the rehearsals. all we can say is wow. tonight, right h >> the most watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. eric: welcome back, foggy morning out there in some places. we caught these dictures from dot trafficams around the state . jasper, mahaska counties dealing with the patchy fog. also some snow flurries there in some areas of the state, road conditions showing you where the snow has been. that one accident south of the metro, shaina will become her in that desk covering that. -- covering that.

julia is still in brussels. so talking all night long but no deal yet. >> reporter: no deal as far as we know, louisa. they're still going to talk this morning. david cameron not leaving until the early hours of this morning, 5:30 a.m. he's certainly burning the midnight oil. of course, there was always going to be theatrics around this. you have to say if it is about theatrics, then he's going for an oscar-winning performance here. it's all the same issues we've been talking about for the last 24 hours. obviously at the heart of the debate is restricting welfare payments for eu workers operating in the u.k. we know brussels offering an emergency break, but apparently david cameron going in there saying, look, we want this emergency break to apply to 13 years, an initial seven years, then two sets of an additional three years. i think that's taken everybody aback. that's a lot to talk about. you have countries like france and belgium wanting a self-destruct clause in here to prevent those that want the u.k. to l

al roker. >> julia, nice to see you. >>>>ice to see you as well. >> maybe a pulitzer today. >> appreciate that. one of today's contributors. stick around. >> it's a surprise? ooh! i don't even know. >> don't worry, al. i don't even know who it is. the whole thing is a mystery. >> julia, we'll get back to you in a little bit. the last day of the schl week kicked off here. drop-off, a chill in the air. lower to mid 50s. as you can see there with julia and al, bright sunshine awaiting you. bright skies will be the rule all weekend long. 54 in pembroke pines. 56 in miami. we'll race out of the 50s early this morning. spend the bulk of the day in the 60s. that's a cool day in south florida. as i mentioned, it's tomorrow morning, saturday, as we kick off our weekend, coldest readings settle in. western areas into the upper 40s. eastern areas into the lower 50s. delightful forecast? you bet. we'll take it. bright for the drive in, 53. 68 midday. into the lower 70s this afternoon. a beautiful forecast. 71 today, 71 on saturday,

julia sims is on the ground. she will join us shortly, but we begin with elizabeth gardener who still says we have blustery conditions out there right now. >> we are. that's in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. this is a look at the storm reports from yesterday. it is customary for the national weather service to survey and see if it was a tornado or straight-line winds. they are up here looking at this particular cell that came through and produced some tornado damage. we had 7 reports of tornado damage in our viewing area yesterday. individual tornados. we had 7 individual areas that had damage. there were a couple of buildings that were destroyed there. cells developing some damage there. five miles south. 4:it moved up to grantville county. the weather service will be up there determining if it was one tornado that did all that we've seen a lot of pictures. plenty of sunshine for the first part of the day. the flags are really whipping around. we have that wind advisory in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. he

julia bagg is live on the scene giving us details on the unfortunate fatal accident. it happened around midnight and right now the ramps are still shut down in broward county. the door you cannot ramp of the southbound turnpike to griffin road. of course weweill keep you posted on air and online and tell you as soon as this opens up and julia will give us live details in a moment. you can take any other major side streets except for tkpwreufen roaa we have construction going on on miami-dade in the palmetto expressway uthbound. we did have an accident scene on i-95 southbound that was blocking a right lane at pembroke road, but as you can see from our first alert cameras that accident has cleared up. >>> now here is your first alert forecast with ryan phillips. >> we have dry conditions and may see a sprinkle or two, but the ones you really notice, it's workweek. we are going to see a lot of different weather come into play as the weekekoes on. fairly quiet across the two-county area and through the keys. at the bus stop, more clouds than sun and a sprinkle or two but

julia, you learned a lot since this morning. oil and gas had spilled on the road. >> repopoer: right, sheli. that is clear. you heard from kelly blanco that you can get on now fro hollywood boulevard where we are, and before you could not do that. it was blocked for hours. let me show you some of the video so you can see how smashed that big rig was, and the two people inthere survived the crash, but the driver going the wrong way last night, he was killed at the crash scene south of griffin road. we learned from troopers he was going northbound in the southbound lanes right there when those vehicles collided. now, we also spoke with a friend of the couple that survived this crash and she told us about what happened they just saw a car coming. they were lucky. >> certainly could have been a lot worse for that couple this morning. again, that crash is cleared, a little work going on on the shoeld shoulder shoulder and you should be able to get on. live in hollywood, julia bagg, nbc 6 news.s. >> we see these accidents far too ofte

aixa: meet julia a robot at the >> julia has cameras and has its own brain so to speak. aixa: the autonomy robotics and cognition laboratory on campus is designing robots to think and act on their own. >> we don't program to do things . we program it to learn how to do things. aixa: julia learns by observing -- >> yes, i am watching. aixa: and that's what researchers say makes this robot unique. >> what julia will replicate are the goals you are achieving during your task. aixa: so far julia has mastered the art of mixing drinks and will soon learn other culinary skills. researchers hope one day robots like julia will process more complicated activities and help humans in every day life. >> these robots will graduate so to speak to the point that they will be able to perform tasks needed in this society. >> thank you. expo -- aixa: in college park, eric: julia the robot is named after the late-chef julia child. the fight for naming a new supreme court nominee. a shooting investigating -- a shooting investigation in eagle grove. also -- alyx: we are working where a group

live in little havana, julia bagg, nbc news. >> we'll talk to you then, julia. >>> a maintenance worker may have lost several fingers after a chemical explosion that community pool house in san sebastian. they say maintenance workers was mixing chemicals in a spray bottle to clean the bathroom floors. he's in serious condition at broward health medical center. >>> more consequences for the teen allegedly speeding in his family's porsche. this happened on new year's day, killing his best friend in the vehicle with him. prosecutors are charging eye say yas medina as an adult in the death of benavides. detectives say he lost control of the car and struck several trees in the process. the impact killed benavides veed dede an 18-year-old college student. detectives are sayinin medina, who is the son of a venezuelan diplomat to united nations tested positive for drugs once he did get to thehe hospital. the judge then held that teen on $100,000 bond. >>> a knife wielding robber forces a gas station c crk to surveillance cameras managed to get a good look at him before he got awa >> reporter: t