mad. >> they charged him with larceny. don't know why they are charging him with larceny when he's entitled to the milk from the beginning. roz: in dumfries, i'm roz plater, abc7 ne alison: that is it at "abc7 news at 5:00". but right now at 6:00, we are following the breaking news near the white house. what we know about the man shot. and what eyewitnesses tell us about the incident. a big spike in shoplifting at a popular mall. what authorities say is behind this. the new team of officers ready to take the thieves on. and a big shakeup at metro today. we'll tell you about the employees who were fired today. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: we continue to follow breaking news this hour. suspect, armed suspect shot by secret service after allegedly firing at the white house. maureen: this is unfolding in the last two and a half hours on executive drive in northwest d.c. we first brought this to you as breaking news at 4:00. leon: the senior political correspondent scott thuman standing by in

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. >> mcdonald is charged with petty larceny and burglary. pled not guilty but admits to entering an unlocked home during a time when she was living on the streets and addicted to drugs. >> i went to the fridge to get something to eat. then i went from the fridge to the bedroom to see if they had any change on their dresser, whatever. and when i opened the first drawer, there was $300 sitting in the drawer. so i took $300 and left. >> mcdonald has struggled with drug use, ranging from marijuana and ecstasy to crack and cocaine. she says she turned to drugs after a painful childhood. >> i talked to my therapist about that. he says that's because of your past. don't let it fuel anything. no feelings and stuff. and yeah. >> now mcdonald has new feelings to deal with. she's met a man here. >> when he comes out for rec for his hour, he comes to my window. we sit there and talk. then -- which is not really allowed, but you know, he does it anyways. >> charleston county has one of the few co-ed segregation units in the nation. since there are rarely

david was sentenced to 22 years for armed robbery an larceny. their sentences overlapped and they served time together in a number of different oklahoma state prisons. >> i haven't seen him in a few weeks. been anxious to see him. see how he's doing. >> david had been out of prison for several years, but now is back in jail awaiting trial on new charges. the exact same ones for which his father went to prison, sodomy and rape. >> what did they say at the cancer center? mom come up here and told me they did some more tests. >> we were present when david childers who was undergoing treatment for cancer came to visit his son. >> my mri was negative. my cat scan did show something. it's always hard to visit him in jail. i've done everything i can to keep him out but he's hard head. i've done time. that wasn't a lifestyle. that was a journey into self-destruction. >> how did you feel when i walked in on the yard? >> i felt [ bleep ]. it was on one of the toughest yards in the system. people got killed there, and here comes my son. something else to w

fbi statistics show a 12 percent jump in larceny theft in the same time period.nkret proof that there was a shoplifting surge. >> senator bernie sanders is still in it to win it. >> we can beat mr. trump badly. we think our campaign is the strongest. >> what happens if sanders can't catch up to hillary clinton. and the possible plan b. >> and a train driver rushes to his passengers with a looming coalition. the rest of the video you have to see, that's coming up. etes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo® also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic k

>> two drunk in public and a petty larceny. i went to court, and they brought me in here directly from court. i should be getting picked up within a couple days to a week to go to rehab. >> part of kelly's daily routine is waiting outside her cell while officers performed inspections to make sure every inch of it was just as it had been the day before. kelly. what's wrong with your window? it wasn't like that before when you moved in here. see that? wasn't like that when you moved in here. you know you are going to get written up for that. we will talk about it in a little bit. that's a write up. i may have to charge you. with in-house charges. that's a no-no. you can tell some of the security film was already pulled back. it seemed like she tried to paste it back down but it rolled back up, and when i asked her, she admitted it. she will be charged, it's an in-house charge, most likely she probably may get d.s., disciplinary segregation. but if she hasn't been in any trouble they may be lenient on her. >> i'm not bitter about

police say that he had warrants out for assault and battery, larceny, and failure to stop for police.>> he beat a murder rap and now trayvon martin's killer is trying to cash in. george zimmerman is auctioning the gun off that he used to kill the florida teen five years ago. starting bid is $5,000. zimmerman has had several run ins with the law since his acquittal. his girlfriend refused to cooperate investigators. >>> it looks like it is they denied his request to remain free while appealing his connection in the role of the deadly explosion of the upper big branch mine in west virginia. 29 people were killed in that last in 2010. a judge sentenced blankship last month to a year in jail for conspiring to violate mine safety standards. >>> it appears everyone in prince george's county has something to say about the new schedule for trash pick up. the county told residence by robo calls and by using door hangers that they were moving from a two-day pick up to a one- day pick up. some say the roll out is a mess and the trash trucks pass their houses right by. >> i still live here. i sai

. >> joseph regan is serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief and petty larceny. >>een in and out of rikers for about 20 years. maybe a little bit more than that. i was recently released december 12th and i'm back on another skid bit, as they say. 90 days, which is a small bit, a city bit. i maxed out in sing sing last year and i've been all over the state -- attica, sing sing, quentin, all over the state, but i've been on the island, you know, a lot of times. >> i've been here going on over 20 years, in and out. first started back in 1983, and it's 2004 and i'm still coming back, in and out. i have been here for various charges though. assault charges, grand larceny charges, unauthorized use of a vehicle, stolen property, drug charges numerous times. >> antonio estrella is one of many drug addicts serving time at rikers. >> right now, we're in two main. this is the highest classification inside the facility. what brought me here was in 2003, i got into a fight with a correction officer in 11 main, and since then, my classification is at the highest it could be insid

they charge him with larceny. i don't have no understanding to why they are trying to charge him with largeny when he is entitled to the milk from the beginning. in a statement, the prince william county spokesman -- the school spokesman says they could not comment on the individual case because of privacy issues but that, "the need for dismr.nary action is determined by how a student behaves throughout any given incident. appeals process is in place to ensure the fairness of any disciplinary action." apparently this was all caught on surveillance video. the mother asked to see it. she has been shown a couple of clips so far. coming up at 5:00 you will hear from the student and you will hear what the behavior was that led to the accusation of h live in triangle, roz plater, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. we have new information in the investigation of a high school lap experiment that went wrong. it was called the rainbow experiment and it resulted in the firefighters having to show up and put out a classroom tha

state police spokesperson says simmone had warrants, for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, larceny, and failure to stop for police. >> he wasn't fighting them so it was a little bit much, i think. >> the massachusetts state police said they will conduct two separate reviews, to determine whether the level of force used was appropriate. >> this is a high pressure situation, everybody's adrenyline is pumping. >> former boston police commissioner, ed davis. >> it does appear that he's complying with the officers, and until they start to move very close to him, there doesn't appear to be a problem. now, what happened in those last seconds is going to be crucial for this investigation. but, clearly, this is cops video. >> anna warner, cbs news new york. >> just getting started here on "eyewitness news" at noon. >> with a fortunate stay, we'll show you a first look at the young man claiming to be the son of rock star prince. he has a record too. but not the musical kind. >> also, traveling at the speed of sound. it is a reality, but there is just one problem. how do you stop this thing?

police say he was wanted on warrants including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and larceny. in a new hampshire court today, he agreed to return to massachusetts to face previous charges. >> mr. simone looks forward to going back to massachusetts and handling these charges there. >> reporter: local and state police from both massachusetts and new hampshire were involved in the pursuit. tonight, both states are investigating whether the officers' use of force was appropriate. authorities say richard simone was also someone who had previous warrants out on him for failing to stop for police. tonight, this son of a retired police officer is in custody being held without bail. lester? >> rehema ellis tonight, thank you. >>> there is breaking news this evening in the death of joan rivers, word of a settlement reached between her daughter melissa and the doctors and the clinic where something went very wrong during a throat procedure two years ago. nbc's joe fryer with late details. >> reporter: tonight relatives of joan rivers reached a settlement in their malpractice suit agains

was 42 years old and serving 14 to 17 years as a habitual felon with multiple counts of forgery, larceny and resisting officers. devon was 25 years old and serving 9 to 12 years for second degree murder. >> it was a man i lived with. he was a drug dealer. it was a robbery gone bad. and he got kill. and i left the crime scene with the guy who killed him because i was -- it was a bad situation. >> but in prison the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. >> you get in here and you don't have anybody. you don't have anything. so you just sort of cling to somebody. >> and women are more affectionate or whatever, anyway. >> yeah. >> so it looks like normal couples on the streets, but it's all women. >> but any relationship in prison involves toeing the line. >> a new couple is like the staff sort of zone in on them, give them a hard time. but then after a while, it's like they just get used to seeing them as a couple, and they sort of ease off. i mean you can't, you know, kiss in front of them or do a sex act in front of them, but they're not on you for every little thing. i respect

state police say the 50-year-old man was wanted on assault and larceny charges. they will now try to determine whether the level of force used during the arrest was appropriate. >>> time now to get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi there, betty. good morning to you. the markets they try to tread water today after stocks sank on wednesday. wall street giving back all of tuesday's gains. the dow has its worst day in three months and the nasdaq snapping a three day winning streak on disappointing news from disny. >>> meanwhile, apple is denying reports it's trying to phase out down loads on itunes. they have been in a steady decline going down to 2.3 billion last year. apple may have plenty of reasons to keep selling them. drake's new album sold 1 million copies in the first week when it was only available on itunes and apple music. >>> google is working on its virtual assistant to rival echo. it's code named chirp it would make ok google available throughout your home. >> competition ramping up. >>> joe biden teams up with prince harry.

state police say the 50-year-old man was wanted on assault and larceny charges. they will now try to determine whether the level of force used during the arrest was appropriate. >>> switching gears now to the weather. hail and strong winds are the big weather threat of the day as another round of severe thunderstorms is pounding parts of the midwest and south. last night, hail and heavy rain fell in marion, illinois, flooding roadways. this was the ominous scene in troy, missouri, lightning and severe weather struck for a fifth straight day. a strong thunderstorm in st. louis knocked down trees and wrecked homes and cars. this video streamed by the st. louis scope as they expected debris. . nebraska a front loader was needed to clear a path for vehicles on this street. look at all of that! >> the kid want to play in that too. >> hail, though? >> why not? >> i don't know. that could get rough. it's not like snowballs. those will hurt! >> icy snowballs, right? >>> today, we are seeing more of the same. pictures of tornadoes yesterday. i don't expect hardly any duri

political spec could impact elections today in dumfries, been political opponents if convict order petty larceny, foreman faces up to a year in jail and a $2500 fine. >>> and upset over an in-yacht response to request for homeless shelter sites. maybes in ward 3 have opposed on plan, so cheh asked them toe review three other sites and she said the report she received lacked effort and she plans to ask for another review. >>> well, it's not your typical height. usually a thieves are interested in cash, jewelry, electronics perhaps. but police are now looking for a bathtub bandit. >> sure enough, time i got upstairs and they figured it out, he was gone. >> police are looking for this man whom they say used a face credit card and identification to steal a designer bathtub from union hardware in bethesda. it not any old bathtub. wow. if you have any information, character police. >>> an animal shelter in virginia is hoping a ghost story can inspire people. this is lilly. she was born with only two legs apparently. some high schoolers in that area wanted to give lilly a better life, so they built her

a 12% jump in larceny and thought since november 2014. >>> an elementary school in san jose's been thoroughly cleaned after a stomach virus got more than 100 students and six teachers sick. the outbreak started hours many it -- at horace mann elementary. the school has been trying to limit contact between the students so they have been eating their lunch in the classrooms and some school activities have been canceled. >>> long-lived at a restaurant have changed the owners. the legendary dumplings are drawing crowds, some witty for hours. the restaurant has a policy of not accepting reservations. this weekend the managers relented and said starting monday all of that tables will be reservation only. >>> a weekend long festival to celebrate sunset magazine is underway this weekend in sonoma county. we were there and there is something for travelers, gardeners, and home decorators. >> reporter: the sunset lifestyle is on display. editor in chief irene edwards says celebration weekend let readers stroll through cooking demos, travel options, and gardening eias -- ideas. >> this is our 18th annual

the suspect was arrested on charges of past warrants for assault and battery, larceny and failure to stop for police. >>> george zimmerman is now auctions off the gun that killed tray zone martin -- tray von martin. he says he wants to move past the gun. the auction will begin this morning. the bidding will start at $5,000. the auction listing said part of the proceeds will go to fight violence by the black lives matters movement against law enforcement and to combat hillary clinton antifirearms rhetoric. >>> ac transit helps a 7-year- old boy who has autism. >> thank you. >> they were there at the ceremony, all in honor of the bus driver. he along with passengers noticed the boy riding a scooter by himself. the boy had been following the bus for miles. the driver stopped the bus and encouraged the boy to get on the bus. the boy has been fascinated for buses. >> what a happy ending. >>> there's a special graduation ceremony today for two dogs who spent eight months in jail. the dogs are otis and neville. they are service dogs. they spent most of their lives being trained by inmates.

. >> verden is serving ten months on petty larceny. she said she was caught stealing clothing and jewel ary to purchase drugs. >> i wanted to beat her up. i was defending myself in a way. she instigated the situation. >> how did she instigate? >> she sat there making comments to me and started blowing kisses to many me. just aggravated me. >> it's not a good look. >> coming up -- >> this was catholic services? >> yes. >> heather answers to authorities. and -- >> this this man, dangerous, dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long type. >> the the district attorney says patrick o'sullivan is not only guilty of rape but a murder for hire flot. >>> long island suffolk county is known for its beautiful beaches. the town of riverhead, inmates at the county jail can't hear the crash of the waves but they can at least soak in the sun. >> life on long island. though she's on lock down status in the box heather will be permitted an hour a day on the yard as wellment most of the time she will be locked inside a single-person cell on a tier

. >> leonard heyward grand larceny and pled not guilty. awaiting trial. >> it's not my first rodeo. it's not my first time, but things are a little different. i'm a little older. i have less time to play with. >> though he has had some minor convictions in the past, heyward says all he wants now is to get home to his 10-year-old daughter. >> she's the best parts of me. she made me a better person. what bothers me the most is that i let my daughter down. >> heyward could go home to his daughter now but has chosen to wait. >> in all honesty, i could have bonded out a month and a half ago, but no. i signed up for the class for a reason, you know, something inside, you know, a spirit was telling me, go to the class, continue the class until i graduate from that class. read your bible. let's broadcast the lord right quick. >> bonding out is not an option for tilghman kronsberg, who's awaiting trial for the murder of his 25-year-old girlfriend. she was struck with a hammer, choked, and stabbed multiple times. in the days prior to the killing, kr

he is wanted for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, larceny and failure to stop for police.en up first by holden police crossed into nashua, where that force joined in. 14 million cops going around my house right now. >> a witness shot this video, as the silver truck, officers in pursuit, went by. people in the neighborhood watching it all. >> i came outside, and there is this car flying, coming down and then all of a sudden, i saw this way. >> he wasn't really resisting, and then you see the cops get on to him and start beating him up and everything. it was kind of crazy. >> i peaked out the window and i saw a bunch of cars, and the house was rumbling. >> this guy was running around and he is getting beaten down. >> massachusetts state police say there will be a review to determine whether the level of force used was appropriate. >>> now at 6:00, the meeting was private, and afterwards, presumptive presidential nominee donald trump and house speaker paul ryan put out a joint statement. but no pictures. >> if the goal of the meeting was to are you unite a party on the brink

if convicted on petty larceny charges, foref foreman faces up year in jail and a $2500 fine. >>> and council member cheh says the first report she received on homeless shelters lacked information. neighbors have opposed the plan to put a shelter on wisconsin avenue. >>> and police are searching for a bathtub bandit. they say the suspect used fake credit card and identification to steal a luxurious bathtub. >> i didn't like how it felt. and sure enough, time i got he was gone. >> this is the suspect. montgomery county police say he used the stolen information to buy the designer tub from union hardware in bethesda. it retails for $13,000. some bathtub. it if you have information, contact police. >>> some students in virginia are hoping they gave goat a brand new outlook on life. this is lilly. she livesed a an adoption center in the roanoke area. she was born with only two legs apparently. some high school students in that area learned about lilly and they decided to build her a wheelchair. now she can get around better. >> lilly has never walked before in her life. i bet you she's ex

officials say suspect had warrants for assault and battery with the dangerous weapon, larceny and failure to stop for police. >> on line auction of the gun, george zimmerman used to kill trayvon martin has been halted, pistol was removed from the gun broker.com web site minutes after the auction was set to begin. critics called it an insensitive move by zimmerman to profit from the slayings. the auction listing had said, a portion of the proceeds would go toward what zimmerman calls, violence by the black lives matter movement against law enforcement officers. before the auction was halted, zimmerman spoke by phone with a florida television station. >> going into hiding, not publicizing the sale, not putting this up for auction, isn't going to insulate me from these rag castle. it won't help what i have decided to does not cower, i'm a free american, i am not going to do what i would like with my possessions. >> zimmerman was acquitted in the february 202 shooting death. case sparked protest and national debate about race relations. >>> rally outside city hall amid rising tide of gender.

. >> fisher is charged with grand larceny to which he has pled not guilty. he said it stemmed from a night where he couldn't get his truck started so he took his brother's truck instead. >> i took it to beach, got a flat tire. i called the tow truck, which never came. i fell asleep in the truck, the tide came in and took the truck out into the ocean. brand-new truck that he just paid off. i woke up in the truck floating. and that's when i realized that the tow truck never came and i fell asleep, and i called the tow truck again and he said we forgot the send the truck out. we're coming now. by the time he got there, the truck was submerged, that was it. the truck was fried, done. i was so close to just leaving it and running, saying, frank, i don't know what happened to your truck. >> fisher's brother was not amused. he decided to press criminal charges. >> what's your relationship with your brother right now? >> you know, we're going to talk it out when i get out. there's no point in calling him and writing. we'll hash it out when i get out, face-to-face. >

it's larceny, grand larceny. because after they stole from their families, then they steal from the families' friends, then they run out of people that won't turn them in that they stole from. then they start stealing from anybody they can break into their home, their neighborhoods, their communities, anything they can do to get their hands on the money that gives them the fix they need for their addiction. then they end up with a felony. then the system basically spirals down.so this young man e everything he could get his hands on. then went to a methadone clinic. they tell you, we have methadone and seboxiy. these are wonder drugs, they tell you. they tell you they'll get you off heroin. they never do. people get on these two drugs and they he can't get off of them either. he went to the clinic. i'm not sure what dosage they started on. until recently he was on 120 milligrams a day, 120 milligrams a.

. >> he was sentenced to two years for petit larceny and failing to stop for police.ome from a recently acquired addiction to crack cocaine. >> it's been devastating. it's cost me a marriage of 30 years. had a very good job with a nice company and had to retire. i raised four children. i had rental property and lost it all. >> he says a young worker he hired to help with properties introduced him to crack. >> at the end of a workday, we would drink beer. you know, you hear about mid life crisis. i don't know if that applies here, but i think maybe i was just curious. i tried it. and really wasn't impressed with it at the beginning. but then i just kept tampering with it. it took about six months, within six months i was full-blown addicted. yeah. >> how old are you cory? >> 26. >> i have a son your age. >> do you have a relationship with your children? >> well, not at the moment. they're very hurt. i was -- before i became addicted i was the go-to guy. >> similarities between me and max are -- the only difference that i really see is that he waited until he got older

and more unusual items in her yard and talking to neighbors, jean realizes dusty has a problem with larcenyink he is looking for things. and if he can find something, he will bring it home. >> but the real evidence didn't come in until animal planet's "must love cats" show set up a surveillance camera sting to catch the klepto kitty in the act. >> we left it out, and we caught him several times. and it was hilarious, because we'd never seen him actually bring anything home. and when we saw him waddling, carrying the towels, we were just laughing. it was just too funny. you never thought about how he was actually coming home with it. and just his determination. he's bringing this home. >> dusty's diabolical deeds have earned him celebrity status in his neighborhood and around the world. >> we cannot believe how famous dusty has gotten. he has always been a little bit of a prima donna, and he's still a prima donna, but now i think about is, hmm, you're the star now, aren't you? >> but for his part, dusty has been a good sport. when neighbors are invited in to see if any of the items are their

offenders at this institution have committed all different kinds of crimes, from murder to burglary, larceny, driving under the influence. it could be fraud, identity theft. it's from any range of crimes that they may have committed. >> annie harvey has been warden of the facility since 2000. >> one of the things i think that is really important for people to really understand, this is a prison and it's a prison that houses the female offenders. in order for a person to get respect, you must give respect. so our goal is to manage the female offender in such a way that she can maintain her human value but also understand that she has a responsibility to do her time because she committed the crime. >> i've been locked up about two months in a single cell. it's terrible. i can't stand it. >> this is the segregation unit. it houses murderers, drug dealers, thieves, all troublemakers. these women are locked in their 8x8 foot cells 23 hours a day. >> a lot of them complain that the walls are closing in on them, and that's why they're actually seen by mental health staff, you know, at least once, t

. >> it's a murder charge, it's not a petty larceny charge with a hung jury where you walk away fromisn't going to walk away from a homicide. >> so from your perspective on a new trial how will it look differently? >> better for me. that is how it will look differently. >> reporter: unfortunately for charlie's attorneys, they'd already played their surprise defense, mom really did it. there'd be no shock value in a second trial. >> frankly, we've gotta face this like it's a brand-new case, starting today. hung juries are a situation in which you have to reinvent the wheel. >> reporter: last november just weeks after the trial ended, both sides were back in the same court, before the same judge, judge piampiano, who just two days earlier had won that state supreme court seat. it was a routine hearing to talk pretrial logistics. >> so you are expecting to set a calendar date. >> we were figuring maybe in january, a january trial date. >> jon hand who'd been there for the entire trial was in attendance too charlie's friends there myself and roughly four or five other reporters who had c

as an adult, he's had a number of minor convictions for crimes such as larceny, public intoxication,15 years earlier, he was convicted of his most serious crime -- aggravated sexual battery and attempted rape. he served five years in prison but says he was wrongly convicted and took a plea deal out of fear. >> i had a public defender, and he said, look, he said, they're going to try to give you 20 years for the abduction, 20 years for the kidnapping and 20 years for the attempted rape. i said, okay, and i took the plea bargain. >> since his return home to charleston, mayberry has had arrests for failing to reregister as a sex offender, and that's what's led to his latest arrest as well. >> i didn't know about a sex offender has to register and not live by churches and couldn't go to shelters and stuff like that. i didn't know nothing about all of that. >> mayberry says bouts with homelessness and periods off his medication have led to his failure to keep current with the sex offender registry. he is now awaiting a court hearing to find out if this latest violation will result in addi

this nation have seen a rapid rise in related crimes such as sex trafficking, domestic disputes, larceny, burglary and prostitution. all tied to heroin use. this week i'm honored to stand with my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to advance legislative solutions to this widespread and insidious crisis. as a member of representative guinta and kuster's bipartisan task force to combat heroin abuse and assist law enforcement efforts, we have worked tirelessly to find solutions. the legislation we present this week provides critical tools to medical personnel and law enforcement for stemming the flow of drugs and enhancing treatment options and available. these are real problems that need to be addressed through innovation, cooperation and thoughtful action. i am confident we can secure a better heroin-free future for our nation. these efforts are not the end of the house work on this issue. we will continue to seek solutions to this crisis that has touched families across my district and across our nation. on behalf of the families, communities and veterans in new york's 21st congress

but a $750 bail has just been set on his original charges of shoplifting and larceny and he's got theng to bail out and hopefully beat this case, the way most of the cases i have on my record are beaten. people don't show up. i hope that's what happens. when i beat these cases i'm all done. i think i'll try the mundane life. >> but espinoza has tried before. >> when i get to a spot where i think i should be, like i have the house, the car, the girl now, everything's great, that's usually when i pick out. i'll start out smoking weed thinking it's okay to smoke weed once in a while. that progression leads me back to heroin and once i pick up heroin i look at everything i have and i go, probably got three or four months before this is all gone and i can't stop until it's all gone. i've been happy, real happy, but sometimes i like the pain. the box life ♪ >>> you'll listen. move [ bleep ] from the table, for real. >> a female inmate known for fighting finds love with an alleged gang leader. >> caught shackled, belly chained, came out with a stack of paper this thick. >> the staff must not

i could not have done it and i could have not done that except psychological larceny had been there and it and published it. it is enormous i don't know how many scholar would take it to read it. >> it was a big family, it's the whole family. samuel is in it too. all of the sisters and brothers, aunts, really aretives so it is huge but i did read it, and of course had terrible handwriting. stacey such a great biographer she said there are a couple of things to keep in mind when you decide whose biography to write and first is did they win the pen menship prize and she did not let me tell you that was my big mistake. but i did look at them and husband came with me -- i couldn't have done it without him and we sat in the houten library and i read julia and he read shev and back and forth. [laughter] that was kind of fun. >> any particular religion? >> she went through several -- she was very, very interested in religion. i would say more than being devotely religious she was very interested in theology it was a life fascination of hers. she was brought up in a call have a scientist househ

state police spokesperson said simone had warrants for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, larceny, and failure to stop for police. >> he wasn't fighting them, so it was a little much, i think. >> reporter: the massachusetts state police said they will conduct two separate reviews to determine whether the level of force used was appropriate. >> this is a high-pressure situation. everyone's adrenaline is pumping. >> reporter: former boston police commissioner ed davis -- >> it does appear that he's complying with the orders. until they move close to him, there doesn't appear to be a problem. what happened in those last seconds is going to be crucial for the investigation. clearly this is -- this is a tough video. >> reporter: the suspect reportedly sped up to 90 miles per hour during the chase and at one point struck a utility pole. police officials did not say whether simone was hurt. >> thanks. >>> a former south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man pleaded not guilty to federal charges. michael slager is accused of depriving walter scott of his civil r

. >> from the tree didn't make it the requirement for an 84 replacement tree seller not as larceny as the tree by honestly given the amount of resources investing in the relocation i don't on intersections anyone will be intentionally spending that much money for the tree not to survive. >> it is a one hundred plus-year-old tree i'm old i if i got moved i'll suffer for a one hundred plus-year-old tree deeply rooted and established there is risks. >> certain i'll emphasis you know that someone brought up why not angle outdoor arborist the staff has oovshtd we've condominium our lives to preserving and protecting trees that's why we're in the business we reviewed that carefully i was initially resistant and if you read through the material you'll see we were concerned initially about whether or not the tree could successfully be relocated after reviewing the proposal and the success rate of firm and how they do it we believe it can be successfully ronald. >> our decision to whether to upheld the appeal or deny the appeal we're taking the risk to move the tree will live or die; right? >>

also because of the record she has for grand larceny, it is hard for her to get a job. we're taking a person now with a master's degree out of the workforce. it is unbelievable. so she says, "i currently work for appalachian health services as an addiction 245eur pivot. they went beyond that and hired her anyway. "my dream is to one day open my own in-treatment patient facility and help others like me. a message i would like people to know is that recovery is possible, but you have to be willing to work at it. it is a lot easier to go out on the streets and buy drugs instead of trying to change your life. but the one thing that recovery gives you that the drugs will never is your life back." she say, "i am living proof that if you want something bad enough, you can change." we've go to do give them hope, reasons, the ability to get back into the mainstream. this is the best example of what can be done if we make investments and the investments we make is investments in human capital in the united states of america in the spirit of america. this is what we're doing. and

the suspect was arrested on charges including past warrants for assault and battery, larceny, and failuretimore police officers charged in connection with the death of freddy gray. he chose to stand before a judge, not a jury. he is facing assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct charges. nero and two other officers arrested freddy gray last year. he was put in handcuffs and put in the back of a police transport van. that's where he suffered a spinal injury and he died a week later. prosecutor this morning told the judge nero disregarded his police training when he arrested freddy gray. >>> george zimmerman is now auctioning often a gun that he used. zimmerman wants to move past the gun. the auction is beginning this morning. the bidding starting at $5,000. the auction listing says a part of the proceeds will go to help fight what zimmerman calls violence by the black lives matter movement against law enforcement officers and also to combat what he calls hillary clinton's anti-firearm rhetoric. >>> officials at san francisco state university have settled a ten day campus hunger strik

. >> that's grand larceny. >> it's terrible and i was wrong. i think i stole make-up or something.etter? >> no. i feel worse. now everybody knows all my dirty laundry. >> that's it? >> mom, enjoy your last visit to the "today" show. >> awe. >> your mom didn't reveal a thing. >> matt was totally making it up. >> i completely was making it up. >> wow. i bet we find a mug shot somewhere. >> no. >>> just ahead, we're catching up with jessica biel and rob reiner and more. first your local news. it was wrong. >> how long do they keep records? >> junior high. >> oh, boy. i'm ... ==topvo== the family of a fremont man murdered on motheray >>> good morning, everyone. 8: 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. the family of a man murdered on mother's day still looking for answers. someone shot and killed 20-year-old alberto santana on grizzly peak in berkeley. today his sister will return to the scene in an effort to draw attention to the case. a new $10,000 reward is offered and police expect to release a sketch in their effort to track down the killer. >>> happening now, bob redell is on his way to that ne

the suspect was wanted on warrants for assault battery with a dangerous weapon, larceny and failure tod to be arraigned today. >>> donald trump is getting heat from both sides of the aisle for refusing to release his tax returns until an irs audit is complete. now, that could be after the election in november. it could be that he decides to just release them tomorrow. trump says this is much ado about nothing. you'll learn nothing in my tax returns. is that true? let's discuss with someone who has seen trump's tax returns. timothy o-brien, author of trump nation. it is a book donald trump sued him over. he is now the executive editor of bloomberg view. good to see you. tell me if i'm wrong. basically this suit was you had sources that said trump is a megamillionaire worth 150 million or so. trump reads it and says, whoa, i'm a billionaire, not a millionaire. i'm suing you for libel. it goes to trial, the appeal, the result. >> it got tossed out of court. the court found nothing in the allegations to undermine the reporting in the book or the fact pattern around what i had done and he l

. >> from the tree didn't make it the requirement for an 84 replacement tree seller not as larceny as the tree by honestly given the amount of resources investing in the relocation i don't on intersections anyone will be intentionally spending that much money for the tree not to survive. >> it is a one hundred plus-year-old tree i'm old i if i got moved i'll suffer for a one hundred plus-year-old tree deeply rooted and established there is risks. >> certain i'll emphasis you know that someone brought up why not angle outdoor arborist the staff has oovshtd we've condominium our lives to preserving and protecting trees that's why we're in the business we reviewed that carefully i was initially resistant and if you read through the material you'll see we were concerned initially about whether or not the tree could successfully be relocated after reviewing the proposal and the success rate of firm and how they do it we believe it can be successfully ronald. >> our decision to whether to upheld the appeal or deny the appeal we're taking the risk to move the tree will live or die; right? >>