loved children. >> but on the evening of september 6th, 2,004, kendra's live was cut short.one opened fire on the car she was sitting in right outside her front door. >> at this time, we're unsure if she was the actual target or not. we can't say for sure at this time. >> there are conflicting accounts, as to what occurred shall prior to the murder, and after those accounts, again, since the case is open, i can't get into those particular accounts that we've heard. >> this much we know. kendra was in the passenger seat after car driven by a neighborhood friends, who was not hit by the gunfire that night. fox5 made several attempts to speak with the man account, but he never responded. >> on september 6th, 2,004, kendra's mother, sister, and daughter were inside this house here on d street, when suddenly they heard gunfire, it was around 10:30 at night. they didn't think much about it at that time because gunfire was common in this neighborhood. and then the phone rang. >> when the phone rang, i answered, and someone said you need to come to burbank. i think your daughter jus

i will never forget that >> kendra died the next day. 13 years later, deborah still doesn't know whatpened that night. she eventually spoke with the the man who was driving the car but claimed not to know who was doing the shooting or why. at one point, early in the investigation, deborah said police thought they could close the case and had a suspect but the detectives never offered proof. a new detective was on the case now exploring several new leads. >> we are exploring other individuals whose names have come up as part of the investigation. >> reporter: after all this time, deborah evans bailey has hope the case will eventually be solved. >> she's dealing this not just by me but by many. but her spirit definitely lives. >> reporter: kendra smith was a young mother when she was killed, her daughter just turned 14. with fox 5 rewind to the crime, i'm paul >> if you know anything about the murder of kendra smith or the man she was with that night, please contact dc police. >> there is a $25,000 reward. >>> still ahead, helping children and families heal from tragedy. >>> >> a specia

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kendra gillespie to help complete the procedure. >> internally my fear was just thinking of all the complicationsou know, could happen, and the fact that no one could actually go to the location. >> hello. >> mason: today they all met in person for the first time. >> i mean, i just thank god everything is all right. the birth was successful and everybody made it out safe. >> mason: amid all the destruction of irma, the miracle of birth. it was indeed destiny. welcome to the world, destiny knight. may the rest of your life be a little less stormy. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. >> deborah: i'm deborah norville. we've got all the stories you just can't miss. "inside edition" starts right now. >> a comic legend jerry lewis' long lost daughter. she is homeless. exclusive. we are we found jerry's daughter on the streets. her valuables crammed into a shopping cart. she sleeps on a bench. >>> and -- >> let's make a deal. >> you won't believe how much delta gave her to give up her seat. >> i honestly did not think they would get to that number. >> the b

kendra gillespie to help complete the procedure. >> internally, my fear was just thinking of all thens that, you know, could happen, and the fact that no one could actually go to the location. >> hello. >> mason: today they all met in person for the first time. >> i mean, i just thank god everything is all right. the birth was successful and everybody made it out safe. >> mason: amid all the destruction of irma, the miracle of birth. it was indeed destiny. welcome to the world, destiny knight. may the rest of your life be a little less stormy. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. the team picks, where it wants to put down roots. now the battle over building the ballpark begins. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. . >>> kkpix 5 news. the team picks where it wants to put down roots and now the battle for the ballpark begins. >>> it's the first step in a long sag a for a new stadium. the team has settled on a site in downtown oakland. now the as just have to sell everyone else on the idea. what it's going to take to get that ballpark buil

kendra gillespie to help complete the procedure. >> internally my fear was just thinking of all the complicationsou know, could happen, and the fact that no one could actually go to the location. >> hello. >> mason: today they all met in person for the first time. >> i mean, i just thank god everything is all right. the birth was successful and everybody made it out safe. >> mason: amid all the destruction of irma, the miracle of birth. it was indeed destiny. welcome to the world, destiny knight. may the rest of your life be a little less stormy. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. c1 >>> we begin with breaking news in the case of missing 31-year- old pregnant teacher laura wallen. her body has been found and a suspect arrested. les, what can we say? >> reporter: you know, laura wallen's family was hoping desperately that she was alive. they were talking about this. she was missing for a week and 4 months pregnant and when she didn't show up for the first day of school at wilde lake high school, they knew

kendra gillespie to help complete the procedure. >> internally my fear was thinking of all the complications that could happen. and the, the fact that no one could actually go off to the patient. >> today, they all met in person for the first time. >> iept ju just thank god, ever was all right. her birth was successful. everybody made it out safe. >> amid all the destruction of irma, the miracle of birth. it was indeed destiny. that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you've the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and, cbs this morning. the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. president trump travels to naples, florida, today to get a firsthand look at the devastation brought by hurricane irma. naples on the gulf coast hundreds of thousands of homes may not have their power restored for a week or more. the power outage has proved deadly on the other side of the state. and hollywood nursing ho

i'm going with kendra. we don't have a third.split. >> we have swag bags for both of you. full of nbc stuff. there you go. >> congratulations. >> and we should say, your book "you get what you pitch for" is available now. >> yep. i'm donating the proceeds to hurricane relief in florida for the rest of the year. in bookstores today. and thank you so much for having me. >> thank you, anthony. >> got it to work. >>> up next, imagine millennials living together under one roof, totally unplugged. millennials without social media. that's the premise of you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. come in for a fan favorite like smoked mozzarella chicken here and leave with a great meal too buy one take one starting at $12.99 h

the source for this figure is a 2014 study by the social i will just -- sociologist kendra bishop and sean -- published by the russell state foundation. this figure reveals income along blacks and hispanics families, what is noticeable is that income segregation has grown rapidly in the last decade and particularly among black and hispanic families. what is notable is that whereas black americans in 1970, that's a purple line there, it is purple right? i suffer from a little color blindness. whereas black americans in 1970, black families in 1970 recorded the least income segregation follow the purple line. they now register the highest income segregation. please note that we are talking here about residential segregation among black families of different income levels. not segregation between black and white families. and another way of talking about these trend lines is that they describe the extent to which the exposure of families to neighbors of the same race has changed over time. although income segregation among black families grew considerably in the 1970's and 1980's, it gre

. >> bridge withet, kendra and holly. >> holly, yes, holly. >> what was interesting this morning we were thinking about the different playboy clubs he set up akos the u.s. and we're like i wonder if there was one in philly. >> every city had one. >> we looked it up there was not one in philly. he put money in atlantic city. >> briefly. >> there was -- steve keeley should know about this i think of steve as kind of hugh heffner type. i'll reveal something to the viewers. if he -- steve keeley has a lot of female admirerers. >> it's true. >> it's very true. >> so steve. >> look at his face. >> what are your thoughts on hugh heffner's passing. >> well, first of all i can relate to you and hugh heffner having similarities like karen and alex said is i've done math i know you 20 years and you like hugh averaged 12 young women a year since i've known you. one for each month. >> without a doubt. >> without a doubt. >> oh, geez all right. >> by the way, the last playboy club before he resurgence recently in buffalo was there for that. here's inside story. one time i'm doing the live shot at inde

and although my heart is heavy, lost her battle with i am recalling the final words written by kendra before her death where she urged those who loved her to not mourn but to live life, to go to the beach, go rock climbing, skydiving, do what you want to do. this exemplifies her spirit, her courage, and her life which unfortunately ended too soon. kendra is survived by her beloved twins, her husband, her father, her sister, and my thoughts and prayers are with her and her family and friends. i loved her dearly and i will miss her deeply and will always remember her. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. ms. lee: i rise today in strong support of the 800,000 dreamers in our nation. 200,000 in my state of california. these dreamers were students, entrepreneurs, volunteers, and neighbors. they go to school, they work, and they pay taxes. they are young men and women like my constituent, kareem

kendra west more land invited people to her home in she said was medical grade silicon into their butts and other body parts. she didn't have a license, and the silicone, it was not safe, for 15 years she charged up to 500 bucks a person until she was busted in october of 2015. >> new information tonight about that deadly food truck crash earlier this month in loudoun county, erin caplan of ashburn died. three family members were injured. the food truck driver said the brakes failed and he barely missed the students on watson road. the driver said he was unable to stop at the intersection with evergreen mills road. running the stop sign and crashing into caplan's vehicle. no charges have been filed to this accident. >> here we are, another friday another trump administration official out. tom price, an advocate for cutting wasteful government spend, resigns after admitting to miss using tax money. >> meet the moderator net on set to talk about that more. plus whole foods has been hacked. what we know to tonight about how many credit card customers' details have been come premiezed. >> a

i'm on the hunt for kendra. where is kendra? hi, beautiful. how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you?e been a fan of the "today" show for 35 years. >> 35 years. brian, jane paulie. >> why did it take until now for the first time to be on the plaza? >> i'm a newly wed and just turned 50. >> congratulations. >> august. al roker and i have the same birthday. >> good company. >> great company. >> we signed this mug for you. we're so happy you're finally here and now you can have coffee with us every morning. >> thank you so much. >> so nice to meet you. >> you, too. thank you. >> thank you. >> happy anniversary! thanks for coming. >> coming up on this friday morning, the best of what's brewing. we have "consumer reports" new best makers on the market right now. >>> and then, a look goods the storeroom that houses some of king tut's never before seen treasures and why the famous pharaoh is being moved to a brand new home. seems like a lot of work. >> right? >> kicking off labor day weekend with a recipe of a summertime favorite. lobster rolls, everybody. but first, dylan has a check of the

a few years ago when new york passed kendra's law when a young woman was killed by a mentally ill person, they realized, had he been in treatment, it likely never would have happened. so rather than having someone, if we can't put them in a hospital, can't get them treatment, the idea is assisted outpatient treatment is when a person can be stabilized by remaining on their medication, by having their counseling, perhaps supportive housing, supportive education, supportive employment. their life can turn around. what happens is, a judge, protecting this person's own rights, civil rights on every level, will say to this person, i'm not going to involuntary commit you to a hospital. your crime doesn't rise to the level, it's not a felony or something like that, it doesn't rise to the level of prison. but what they say is, we are going to require, however, that you stay in treatment, require that you take your medication, that you stay in counseling and do you other things as prescribed by the court. now most states allow this, but here's the problem. in many counties in america, they don't

. >> scott, we'll listen to kendra lamar while i read the next teases. >> out with the old in with the, how you can get your happened on the new iphone x for free. cashing in is next and later buying clothes for your little ones can really be expensive. parents, how you can save between 50 to 90% off gently used gear for your kiddos. >> there you go. >> i like that. >>> plus, on the hunt for mutant? why fox is pulling out all the stops literally to find out who has the x gene and where you can be tested for free. ♪ >>> hi, i'm sue serio along with weekend wendy, and she's getting ready to climb into her hammock because she's going to spruce street harbor park which is isn't easy to say. it is spruce street harbor park and they're having their fall festival this weekend. of course they always have the hammocks there. they have those big oversized games, but for the fall festival they'll have live music, they'll have apple cidar and show you thou press the apple decider and a petting zoo and a whole lot of other surprises as well. so the fall festival is this weekend. spruce street harbo