that feels awesome. >>> our congratulations to patty and leroy moore for dedication.ir film debut,000 fall. look for details on their website. stay with us. when we come back we'll introduce you to a woman working to mce for safe place for families in difficult times and meet one of theuccessful succesl ♪ >> next profile looks at a woman offering a helping hand and safe place for families facing domestic violence. gloria sajd oh val leads one of the largest in northern california, stand for families free of violence >> my early east coast memory of dad is the n aook a knife to my mother. >> so many lives have been impacted by the darkness of domestic violence. thankfully here in the bay area a light of hope and recovery is provided by the organization stand for families free of violence. >> in contra costa county, more than 15,000 new clients every year. what we know domestic violence and child abuse are often very unreport. we know that the incidence is higher than what we see. >> i truly believe if we were able to address the issue of domestic violence we would solv

that feels awesome. >>> our congratulations to patty and leroy moore for dedication.ir film debut,000 fall. look for details on their website. stay with us. when we come back we'll introduce you to a woman working to make a safe place for families in difficult times and meet one of the most suc [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. ♪ >> next profile looks at a woman offering a helping hand and safe place for families facing domestic violence. gloria sajd oh val leads one of the largest in northern california, stand for families free of violence. >> my early east coast memory of dad is the night he took a knife to my mother. >> so many lives have been impacted by the darkness of domestic violence. thankfully here in the bay area a light of hope and recovery is provided

i actually just received a call this morning from leroy king who is a former member about some of the issues about seniors being able to cross in that corridor and i think having the direct source of living in that neighborhood with the challenges we face it's important to have someone on that particular committee that's directly impacted i have after reviewing resumes i had walked in here from a different expectation by after reviewing that candidate i would suggest either we have more time i would push for - i would prefer to push for her as a candidate but i haven't had the time to sit down with her so talk about that. i have some concerns >> colleagues i want to remind us it's a 11 member committee and there's two designated seats 3 richmond district seats although one is a district 2 person and one tenderloin - no two tenderloin seats. so what we're dealing with one at large seats and one of the two tenderloin downtown seats. mr. fong do you have any additional points to make? >> okay. i don't. i know we had already approved one person. do you remember which one? >> winston parso

. >> but during his time on death row, ramirez did marry doreen leroy. >> she wanted nothing to be moreide. >> here's a clip that ran on a national television show. >> it had an exclusive interview just before the wedding in 1996 that you'll see only on kron 4. >> the reporter has interviewed doreen. >> did you look at him and say he's the face of evil? >> look at him and see the man of your dreams? >> yes. >> who needs glasses here? >>p the way the world looks at him. they don't know him the way i do. >> and the next day, she walked down the aisle with her groom. >> he's the couple and her response at being the new ms. richard ramirez. >> it feels wonderful. >> i'm so happy. >> i'm so thrilled. a little bit sad the bulk of the day is over and think upon about the importance of what happened today. >> it was a six-minute civil ceremony inside the walls of san quentin. >> although they were officially married at the time of his death they did separate at some point but never divorced. >> free month police arrested the father who survived a crash that killed his wife and child. >> this is

. >> i wanted to be a guy named leroy. >> jimmy: leroy! >> yeah, hello! you, too? do know him. >> before we cut away to some weird half top thing i was wearing -- >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. no, i don't have anything funny. i don't have any funny -- >> stretch pants -- okay, cool. >> jimmy: were you doing that? >> i might've been. >> jimmy: yeah. >> big hair and -- who was that? >> jimmy: he was the big star of "fame." >> he was a big star, and, you know, i remember i wanted to dance like that and have that freedom of expression. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, for me, watching the show was huge, and that really kind of started everything for me. but then, it was the mtv generation. i'm a part of that. so, you know, janet jackson, michael jackson, madonna, prince. you know, mtv and their videos, the visuals that they presented, really began the next part for me, this next part of the journey. >> jimmy: 'cause that was the best. the videos where they all had -- that was the greatest dance. like, "thriller" dance. i remember, like, standing in front of the tv with my sister

look, when you see leroy s. brown in there, don't eat it.s" is for stay out of my stuff before i spank somebody's tail. that's what i'm saying, see? >> a good man won't wait forever. >> see you later. >> will, look! >> ah, didn't sasha tell you guys to get ready for school? come on, now. >> oh, will, honey, if we hurry, we'll still have time to pick out the colors for the baby's room. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah? >> ha ha! i'm thinking red and black. hawks, baby! have a good day at school. >> face it, little bro. they're having a baby. you're about to be history. >> you are, too. >> no, i'm not. i'm the oldest. everyone knows the middle child is always invisible. >> come on, guys, let's go! where's joaquin? >> told you. ha! >> since you guys didn't do the last assignment because you thought i was moving to dallas, do it tonight! ha ha! [ bell rings ] whoo! hold on. freeze! you're not dismissed until i say you're dismissed. >> she's back! >> hi! >> hey, miss simmons. >> hey, coach. okay, you guys, i need you to do a paper on procrastination and don'

billy brown and scott garner from the leroy-axtell fire rescue department. >> to know somebody i don'ten a second chance just by something that we've done as volunteers. >> i've never really had a patient as bad off as misty that survived. >> i personally wanted to thank both of you for saving my life. >> reporter: the mother of five is eternalally grateful. >> thank you. >> reporter: billy and scott gave her so much and another chance to take in life's little rewards. in waco, monika diaz, channel 8 news. >> precious moments she can now hang on to forever with her son. >> go misty, right. >> that's what's making news in america. >>> she put her hands up trying to stop the car. >> that driver didn't stop. instead she hit a young girl and took off. this morning, the victim's mother is speaking out. >> every championship team gets to visit the white house and today president barack obama will welcome the ravens but not every player will be there. >> details on that straight ahead. it is wednesday morning. the middle of the week. thanks for joining us. i'm megan cringle. >> i'm charley kr

billy brown and scott garner from the leroy-axtell fire rescue department. >> to know somebody i don'ten a second chance just by something that we've done as volunteers. >> i've never really had a patient as bad off as misty that survived. >> i personally wanted to thank both of you for saving my life. >> reporter: the mother of five is eternalally grateful. >> thank you. >> reporter: billy and scott gave her so much and another chance to take in life's little rewards. in waco, monika diaz, channel 8 news. >> precious moments she can now hang on to forever with her son. >> go misty, right. >> that's what's making news in america. >> captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning, washington," on your side. straight ahead, a doping scandal rocks major league baseball. the league is trying to spend nearly

our media partner, the marin independent journal reports leroy anthony clark could face 50 years to life in prison if convicted a judge raised his bail yesterday to $1 million. clark was arrested tuesday after the victim identified him by looking through a series of photos. >>> after more than a year the search head quarters to missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar has been relocated. the volunteer search center is set up at central high school in morgan hill two miles from its original location at burnett elementary. volunteers have searched more than 1500 square miles since the 15-year-old disappeared in march of last year. 22-year-old an tall lean garcia torres is in custody on murder charges but has not entered a plea. he is due back in court next thursday. >>> governor brown would fight an order that would put more california inmates on the streets. a three-judge panel reaffirmed yesterday the state has to release nearly 10,000 prison inmates by the end of the year to reduce overcrowding you. the state has already freed 40,000 inmates to comply with the previous court order. the

. >> reporter: jim prince and leroy clemens are part of the new south. prince runs the local newspaper. clemens heads the county's naacp. they have formed a multiracial coalition in philadelphia to help heal the city's wounds. pr my predecessor would probably not have sat here and trusted jim at all. >> once we kind of got to know each other and understand where the other was coming from, we made a lot more progress. >> reporter: is there still an issue with trust? >> i think it's more about the people who are still in power that want to stay in power. you look at all these new voter suppression things, voter i.d. laws. you see it happening all over the country. it's scary. >> reporter: african-americans make up 37% of mississippi voters. the highest percentage in the country. 29% of its state legislature is african-american. heat's also the highest in the country. >> there's been incredible change. basic, drastic change. when is the federal government going to quit punishing us for the sins of our great, great, great grandfathers? >> you may think we're

in 2007, veteran stunt pilot jim leroy was killed when his plane crashed and burned in the 2007 dayton air show. wing walking may look effortless, but the moves are hardly simple or without risk. still, drawing large crowds to watch the high altitude acrobatics defying gravity. it comes with little training. >> back in 1990 i answered an ad in the newspaper that said wing walker wanted, no experience necessary. >> so it was on the job. >> it was on-the-job training. >> reporter: her passion began when she answered an ad for wing walking for one of the small planes behind me here in virginia. realizing the skies were her true form. officials say they'll investigate today's tragic crash, but officials in dayton say the show will continue tomorrow. david. >> just horrific pictures. we'll turn now to the severe weather threat this evening, dangerous conditions across much of the midwest. thousands of homes without power. from storms that have already struck. seems like just when the lightning breaking across the sky in minneapolis dropping flooding rain. meanwhile, in the west wild fires,

today's accident comes just five years after veteran stunt pilot jim leroy's plane slammed on to the runway at the dayton air show in 2007. meanwhile investigators will be looking at factors including weather to determine what caused the plane carrying wicker and schwenker to crash. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >> now, to the state of emergency in parts of canada where heavy flooding claimed three lives and forced 100,000 to evacuate. janet dirks, the bureau chief in calgary for ctv national news is there tonight. janet, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. canada's prime minister calls the flooding in the city "stunning." and while the waters tonight are starting to recede for some the worst could be yet to come. >> reporter: when the water rose it rose fast. sweeping homes right from their foundation. at least three people have been killed. more than 100,000 evacuated. after the worst flood in memory devastated the western canadian city of calgary and communities nearby. more than 5 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours. overflowing rivers swallowed vehicle

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our media partner, the marin independent journal, reports leroy anthony clark could face 50 years to life in prison if convicted. a judge raised his bail yesterday to $1 million. clark was arrested tuesday after the victim identified him by looking through a series of photos. >>> after more than a year, the search headquarters for missing morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar, has been relocated. the volunteer search center is set up at central high school in morgan hill, two miles from its original location at burnett elementary. volunteers have searched more than 1500 square miles since the 15-year-old disappeared in march of last year. 22-year-old angelina garcia torres is in custody on murder charges but has not entered a plea. he is due back in court next thursday. >>> governor brown would fight >>> governor brown would fight a federal appeals court order that would put more california inmates on the streets. a three-judge panel reaffirmed yesterday the state has to release nearly 10,000 prison inmates by the end of the year to reduce overcrowding. the state has already freed 40,00

. >> the only way to do it is a mean leroy smack to the back of the head. >> meanwhile, we'll watch howhis battle unfolds and whether or not the congresswoman's faith in speaker boehner is well placed. if he'll be able to get a deal. thanks so much. >> you bet. nice being with you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, republicans talk like they want to rewind the clock on women's rights. so, you know what, let's send it back, all the way back to middle school health class. a disrupt biology lesson is coming up next. ♪ let me tell you about the birds and the bees and the flowers in the trees ♪ ♪ the moon up above and a thing called love ♪ ♪ let me tell you about the stars in the sky ♪ [ male announcer ] this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, please? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small busin

and there's also the original captain, commanding officer at the time, he was retired as a colonel, leroys still alive and he's still interested in this case. >> so here they have 30 years later exhumed this little girl's body based on here we are in 2013, new technology that will be used to try to identify her. can you tell me a little bit about how they're hoping to do that? >> well, basically the plan from what i understand is they want to ship her body down to university of north texas in fort worth, texas, who is part of the namas initiative. part of the federal government for unidentified dead. trying to identify this child. >> take me back to the very beginning. here's this little girl found with just, what, a t-shirt, decapitated. >> she had a yellow v-neck sweater. >> you remember it that well. how -- how -- how invest the in this case have you been over years? >> well, we -- you know, we tried to stay -- we do stay interested. we tried and had the fbi involved with their vicap program and we used to send out teletypes every year on the anniversary of her death to see if any depa

another abortionist, leroy ahart stated that he performed 20,000 abortions on babies after 24 weeks gestation and he is appy to do abortions on babies at seven months gestation. at eight weeks, babies feel pain. when they have these prenatal surgeries, we know they are anesthesia and these abortions are incredibly painful. so that is why we stand today. we want parity for these babies, for these unborn children. we can see them. we have seen some of the ultrasounds. what is so amazing when you see the ultrasounds and people are awaiting for the arrival of these precious children, they go ahead and name them. they're expecting them. they are waiting for them. and they know that these children feel pain when they are harmed. science tells us so. the american public is with us on this. 64% of all women think abortions should be eliminated when these unborn babies feel pain. out of all americans, 60%, 60%, this is a gallup-"usa today" poll say second trimester bortions should be eliminated. 80% say third trimester abortions should be eliminated. so for those reasons, that is why we stand here tod

next is leroy joining us from pennsylvania. always wondered why the supreme court didn't offer the solution of making these unions instead of using the term marriage rate just giving -- marriage people -- marriage. everyone is deserving of equal benefits and rights. when we get to a definition of marriage where some people interpret it as a religious thing -- we know that's going to be tough to defeat. host: thanks for the call. david savage's piece this morning. pointing out that on the last day of the court's 24-hour term, it struck down a 1990's era federal law that denied legal recognition to tens of thousands of same-sex couples legally married in the past decade. good morning, welcome to the program. caller: as per your previous caller, i agree that perhaps using the term marriage was very volatile. if the federal government had passed necessary laws to provide for people that were in a civil union and not to discriminate against them, most of this could have been avoided. i think a marriage is a civil union, but a civil