seeing kendra on a stretcher, court courtney went to her sister's side. the only thing she was trying to say i. i don't know what she was trying to say. i will never forget those eyes how she looked at me. i will never forget that. kendra died the next day. thirteen years later deborah still doesn't know what happened that night. she eventually spoke with the man who was driving the car but he claimed not to know who was doing the shooting or why. at one point early in the investigation deborah says police thought they could close the case and had a suspect, but the detectivesev proof. a new detective is on the case now exploring several new leads. we are exploring other individuals whose names have come up as a part of the investigation as well. >> after all this time deborah evans bailey says she has some hope the case will eventually be solved. she's dearly itself missed not just by me, by many. kendra smith was a young mother when she was killed. her daughter just turned 14. with fox5's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> if you know anything abo

seeing on kendra on a stretcher, kowrt any went to her sister's side.ying was eye. i don't know if she was saying i love you or what her last words she was trying to say, but i will never forget how she looked at me. kendra died the next day. thirteen years later deborah still doesn't know what happened that night. she spoke with the man who was driving the car, but he claimed not to know who was doing the shooting or why. at one point early in the investigation, deborah as police thought they could close the case and had a suspect, but the detectives never offered proof. a new detective is on the case now exploring several new leads. we are exploring other individuals whose names have come up as part of the investigation as wevment after all this time, deborah evans bailey says she has some hope the case will eventually be solved. she's dearly missed not just by me, but by many, but her spirit definitely lives. kendra smith was a young mother when she was killed. her daughter just turned 14. with fox5's re wind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> and if

kendra underwood, and she's a teacher at butler college prep high school in chicago, illinois, and she'saking a challenge that doesn't have the best connotation attached to it and made it very positive. >> i got to school for that grade. i go to sleep for that grade. i'm going to eat that chicken for that grade. i'm going to be at practice for that grade. >> i'm going to look at my neighbor for that grade. >> sorry, that's cheating. >> one by one, her students let us know just exactly what they'll do to get a good grade in her class. >> probably not a good idea. >> just a song, mom, just a song. >> stay in school for that grade. >> get to listen in. if they are, like, writing, performing their choreography during class, when are they actually doing chemistry? >> doesn't matter, though. the fact these kids are so engaged and so into their teacher that they are having fun while they are there, all that information tends to stick so much better. a she does regularly takething nd incorporate them into the classroom. recently she also put this together. ♪ ♪ this is her forensic science class,

matthew kendra, fascinating discussion. we appreciate your insights. thank you. >> of course.rent: you are watching dw news. still to come, a royal farewell. those in thailand pay their respects to their late king. thousands turn out for the lavish cremation ceremony, which comes after a year of mourning for the long reigning monarch. that story coming up in a moment. ok, the stock exchange in germany is said to be in new hands after a fairly dramatic turn of events. >> that is right. a ceo has announced he is stepping down after a rather dramatic turn of events. he is the ceo of the company that operates the frankfurt stock exchange and he came under fire when he purchased shares in his own company shortly before announcing it was looking at merging with the london stock exchange. the news sent the shares surging. the merge never happened, but now he is being investigated. the company has denied the chief executive did anything wrong. earlier we asked our correspondent in frankfurt how the ceo explained his departure. correspondent: there is of course an official wording wher

president there donald trump i'm joined now by dr matthew kendra a clinical psychologist at stanford university specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders doctors good to have you on the show you know for our viewers around the world they this may actually be the first time that many people have even heard about opioids tell us a little bit about the why are they so would dictate and why are they so dangerous . be oh it's our very addictive medications this is been long known by the medical community and prior to the one nine hundred eighty s. many physicians are not prescribe these types of medications because they're known addictive potential. and they're similar in chemical structure to other substances many people know like heroin and fit know which are also highly addictive so they're all within the same class of medications and drugs more broadly and it wasn't until you know pharmaceutical companies came around in the one nine hundred ninety s. we had a big push in america also from the joint commission to treat me more aggressively and combined with factors in our

this michelle, along with her sister camille and half sister kendra was a cut i've -and clow. showing up for her first communion and showing a budding interest for boys. this michelle according to her was an all-american girl with a future as bright as the new mexico sun. >> i looked up to her for many things. i was always the tagalong with her and her friends. >> she didn't mind? >> no, not at all. >> then came the teen years when life started coming at michelle valdez fast and furious. by then dan and michelle's mother were divorced and dan was raising michelle and camille alone while working days at the juvenile detention center. and nights and weekends playing steel guitar with his country band. dan tried to keep a watchful eye on his girls and even took them to work with him at the juvenile detention center to show where careless mistakes can lead. some of it seemed to take. some of it didn't. at 13 michelle became pregnant. >> i was devastated. what can you do? you can't be with them 24/7. all you do is bring them up, nurture them, show them love, attention, appreciation

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