>> lacy: ( laughs ) >> stahl: but it is computerized dating, and we smile about it-- >> lacy: it is,s, it is. >> stahl: --but it really is. that's, that's what you're involved in-- >> lacy: and in ways-- well, i don't know much about human computerized dating, but in ways that are probably comparable, that we have to look at a lot of different factors. not only inbreeding, but social compatibility, age differences, how far away they would have to move. >> lawless: so we'll have those three transfers... >> stahl: lawless and her team use lacy's software every day. she gave us a mini-tutorial... can we look at gorillas? >> lawless: yes. >> stahl: ...starting with a list of every gorilla in an accredited zoo in north america. louisville, atlanta, milwaukee, cincinnati. for each gorilla, there is basic information. >> lawless: so, that's its parents. >> stahl: the father, the mother, birthday. a complete family tree, tracing its ancestry all the way back to the wild. oh, that's so interesting. and most importantly, this genetic ranking, done by an algorithm, with males on the left, femal

herame is lacy finney frock. she died last week in a crash that occurred nr her home.ews 4's chris gordon m he on this mother of five. >> this isn't supposed to happen to good people. but it does. >> reporter: kathleen hope patton says her daughter lacy always wanted to be a teacher. she would drive dale toe waersville elementary school in frederick county maryland from her home in pennsylvania. friday evening 42-year-old lacy finney frock was killed in a car accident just a mile from home near the liberty mountain resort. shves a husband and five daughters. >> beautiful, loving, mother, teacher, involved in the community. got was showing off when he made here? for ten years lacy finney frock taught kindergarten at walkersville elementary school. she was close with the other kindgarten teachers here at the school. >> we're a very close team. we're friends. we're not justco-workers. we do a lot of things together outside of work, and we have shared a lot of laugh and tears together. >> reporter: teachers and staff gathered here at walkersville elementary school to share

leland: and cori bush taking on lacy clay, once thought unbeatable in the democratic party.s and how democrats are trying to push against it when we come back. ... leland: the news continues togen tennessee. i'm leland in for "america's news headquarters". leland: thank you for joining us. here is what is making user now. present job planning investigators were waiting the former attorney's office and for the attorney for reporting conversations with him. plus, we go live to branson missouri investors are trying to find more answers to the deadly duck vote accident. a community is in the morning. leland: as a rally to unite families separated at the border continues to fall in the ground in los angeles. reporter: big crowd expected here in your downtown los angeles is called together to protest the separation of migrant families. all that and more coming up on "america's news headquarters". leland: we will check in with jeff. the latest on the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller's team we hear is not reaching out to the lawyers at the manhattan manor who had

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conference about an hour ago the chief of the rescue operations he said that the water level in the cave laci very. goods that last night's rain even though it basically rain continues to be did not effect the rescue mission in any negative way the pumps are still doing their job so water levels inside the cave a very much ok and so we're expecting the next group of boys to actually come out within the next two hours provided that nothing goes wrong but obviously. so many things can still go wrong florian how about the techniques that they are using in order to extract these boys what more can you tell us about them. well rescued steve told us that they want to go with the same procedure that they used yesterday so basically just to rescue divers each boy one up front one behind. the boys are on a rope so they basically just have to cling to that rope. that we're seeing differences alternatives that might. work or they might not it's very difficult to say most of the terms of that i have seen they're still too big to actually fit through those most narrow passageways inside the cave so no mat

my brothers, i always was aware na there were that they had that i didn't, and things were expected lacy in terms of wearing dresses at appropriate times and exhibiting a demeanour that always seemed to be consistent and boisterous as my brothers were allowed to be. sense early on that girls were given certain oles in that society, in virginia, in the 1950s, and i was not comfortable with being such a role. >> what did you belief about hat women could and could not achieve? >> i did not have many models of workforce or had careers, my mother didn't finish high school, my grandmother was a force in her own right. he wasn't someone that works throughout the home. i didn't have many indications f what was possible for women, and the expectation for me was mary would find a man to and become a housewife and raise a family. > how did you break out of that? >> i was good in school. i loved school. if i pursued my educational me to collegetook and a world where different expectations prevailed. i went to bernmark veg and aught by powerful intellectuals, school aftics, cademic women and began to

. >> the judge convicted lacy thornton of assault for what happened in october at cleveland elementary school in northwest d.c. but he spared thornton from going to jail. ve two ge ordered she s years probation and issue an apology to the girl and also ordered thornton get court permission before working with children again. here's the video obtained by the news 4 i-team key to thease. the student had been acting out andto when tho ordered her to go to the hallway the surveillance cameras showed the te striking the girl. the girl told the judge it was traumac and thornhornton has lost her job, found new work at a private school in princege ge county and meantime her attorney says she's giving up teaching effective immediately. >> miss thornton wanted to express her apology and remothers for what occurred last year on october 31st and realized that the role in it might not have been the best way to take action. >> while tracking the case of lacy thornton the i-team founde she had a d.c. teaching license even though she was working at cleveland and when we started digging we found nearly

from the left by corey busch, who rose to fame during the ferguson riots. >> what do you offer that lacyn't? >> a fight, a fighter. an advocate. >> bush is just one of the far left challengers across the country endorsed by democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez, who has hit the campaign trail with another socialist. >> and i have no doubt that what alexandria did in the bronx, you are going to do right here. >> has brought her message to st. louis. >> the movement for economic, social and racial justice knows no zip code. >> running on a form of medicare for all, free college tuition and the elimination of ice, cortez rocketed to fame by knocking off joe crowley, who some saw as a potential house speaker. >> welcome back to the voice of st. louis. >> mike kelly says moderate democrats need to stage a counter revolution of their own. to the center. >> this true progressive stance that's popping up even in urban areas like the city of st. louis, that's a message that doesn't sell in suburbia. >> voices outside the democratic party are sounding the alarm too. james comey tweeted dem

that things were expected of me, in terms of wearing a little lacy dresses at appropriate times and exhibiting a demeanor that did not always seem to me consistent with being as noisy and boisterous as my brothers were allowed to be, so i had an astute sense early on that girls were given certain roles, and that society in virginia in the 1950's -- that i was not entirely comfortable being relegated to such a role. emily: what did you believe that women could and couldn't achieve? drew: i did not have many models of women in the workforce or who had careers. my mother didn't finish high school. my grandmother was a force in her own right. but she wasn't someone who worked outside the home. so i did not have very many indications of what was possible for women. the expectation of me growing up was essentially that i would find some man to marry and become a housewife and raise a family. emily: how did you break out of that? drew: i was good in school and i loved school. so as i pursued my educational ambitions, that took me into college, and into a world where different expectations prevailed.

james lacy is a us election laywer and author on the republican party. from dana point, california. thank you forjoining us. democrats pleased he has stepped down, but less enthusiastic about the acting replacement. what are republicans like salt saying? well, first of all, these scandals are not unusual. they happen in many administrations. under the 0bama administration, general petraeus, vca director, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanour for the mishandling of classifieds information. —— be cia director. and of course we have bill clinton's activities with monica lewinsky, which pale in comparison to the charges against scott pruitt. there have not been any and all charges brought yet again scott crook —— scott pruitt, but i think he has been a distraction, and his activity shouldn't distract from the importance of donald trump's policies at the environmental protection agency. under the 0bama administration we had slow growth, only i% toi.5 administration we had slow growth, only i% to 1.5 cent administration we had slow growth, only 1% to 1.5 cent growt

they sentenced lacie thorndton to super probation from an iident last october. whole thing was caught on take thornton said hwas miss behalf ep and disruptive and she asked her to leaveashe sroom. when she tried to get back in the class after forgetting something she left behind thornton hit hol. the system repleased a statement in part we would not be able to comment on any investigation on personnel is number one priority.dents >>>en judtenced thornton to 180 days in jail. it was suspended. as part ofon probatihe has to take anger management classes and write a apology letter and she cannot work with chiren unless approved by probation oicer. still no word thng morni on what caused a ddly housefire in. it took 40 fire fighte to bring the fir under control. once it was out the body of a man was found inside and the body was

louis home to the highest murder rate in america, represented by william or his son lacy clay since 1965threat from the left by corey bush who rose to fame during the ferguson riots. >> a fight, a fire, and advocate. >> bush is one of the far left challengers endorsed by alexandria ocasio-cortez who hit the campaign trail with another socialist and brought her message to st. louis. >> economic, social and racial justice, no zip code. >> talkshow host and democratic official mike kelly says moderate democrats needs to stage a counterrevolution of their own to the center. >> the true progressive stance in the city of st. louis, that is a message that doesn't sell in suburbia. >> reporter: voices outside the democratic party sounding the alarm, james comey, democrats, please don't lose your mind and rush to the socialist left. in states like missouri that went hard for donald trump, democrats worry incumbent 2018 senate candidates like claire mccaskill are going to have to answer to democratic socialist talking points making them less palatable to potential crossover voters. >> reporter: do

a judge sentenced lacy thornton to two years probation for assault. the i-team revealed surveillance from last october. that video shows thornton hitting the child. in addition to her probation, thornton must apologize to the girl and get court permission to work with children again. the news 4 i-team found thornton ver had a license to teach, although she was working at t school. nearly 1,000 d.c. teachers are unlicensed. >>> an international soccer pe tar is now calling d.c. home. d.c. united rolled out the red carpet for wayne rooney. >> he posed with a picture. he played for everton but is best known for his a years manchester united. he said d.c. is the perfect iace for him. >> i think it's wheeded. it's the right tim to come here. the fit with d.c. is perfect. now, rooney reportedly agreed to 2 1/2-year contract worth ughly $13 million. >>> this heat that we've been dealing with isn't just dangerous for people but for our pets, as wec.. olice rescued a 7-month-old yorkie named jack from aot car yesterday. the owner told police the puppy was in t

lacie thornton was sentenced itappened last october as ntinside cleveland eary school in north west and e things was caught on tape, as you see. thornton told the police the student was miss behaving so she asked her to leave. when the girl tried to get back into the class after forgetting something she left behind thornton hit her. they released a statement saying in part we could not conzent on vetio personnel matters and safety andcur securetive our stunts is mber one priority. the dge sentencedth thorn to e o 180 days in jail. it's part of anger management. and thornton is prohibited in working with with any physician with children unless approved by her probe bay officer. >> and what caused a fire too more thanut 45 fires of control. the body of a man was f informed theody was september to the medical exam to cse the cause of death.there were two people in e home and one made it out safely. >>> coming up on "fox news morning" a well is dpe kl legally dead only to wake up in the morgue. >> and reports of sewage spill until anne arrundel country. >> headed toreak a live look route 50

nominated were they successful they yes both of them were one is the thirteenth century cathedral near lacis quite a surprise that it was accepted we'll have a look at that in a bit minute but first a there's a viking site that was originally discovered at the end of the nineteenth century rice up in the north of germany actually on the border with denmark it's called high tabu or. in danish and instead it is a great example of cross border co-operation between the two countries things a still being discovered on the side we see on the video will behind as actually but meanwhile a viking settlement is being reconstructed there and there's a museum so let's have a look at it. vikings life was not one for softies they hunted for food with bows and arrows. made their own clothes to keep them warm in winter. and built wooden ships with the simplest of tools. it was a life within and in harmony with nature they had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were well acquainted with all the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build houses ships wagons and make

indictments said it affected the outcom nor have azments of the intelligence committee questioned theit lacy of president trump's victory. what you have in the mueller charges and intel community assessments they agree russia wanted to interfere in the election. most of them concluded the goal was to hurt hillary clinton and help donaltrump. what mueller's team accusings the officers of doing, hacking into computeas, lng stolen e-mails to undermine the campaign and inth a case orchestrating social media in the u.s. using fake sites to attack candidates, mainly clinton, hoda. >> pete, just to folupw the investigation for all of its breadth is not looking into whether russian meddling actually affected the election will that's not what ty are looking into. >> that's not mueller's homework assignment what he's tnswer is the big question remaining, did anybody in the u.s. knowingly hel the russians interfere in the election. two separate points. legitimacy of his election isg, one th the actions of russians is another. so far none of thees cha filed by mueller have made that allegations of help

total uniformity in the adoption of a 30-year welfare policy to permit a voluntary treatment known as laci lacics. third with the exception of two states, the drug testing labs are internationally accredited. there's also total uniformity in the use of penalties and substantial uniformity in testing thresholds for 30 medications deemed normal in appropriate for et kwien care. racing commissions do more testing in racing than any other professional sport. last year 354,000 plus samples were sent to the labs by comparison all of the world anti-doping agency labs tested 300,000 samples and the u.s. agency tested 13,000 samples. to compare the results, you have to look at the results. the clear rate in u.s. racing commission testing is comparable. when you look at the substances being detected by the labs, which are readily available on the internet, you'll see that they are not catching anything that the state racing commissions don't catch or have the ability to catch. does that mean we don't have a challenge, no. we do have a challenge. we have the same challenge that every other sport has.