>> linda lee curry. >> reporter: linda curry herself.reathtaking. >>> coming up -- >> how have you been feeling? >> well, you know, i would either feel great -- >> exactly what was on those interview tapes? >> if somebody were trying to do something to you, if they were trying to poison you, who would try to do that? >> linda's powerful words from the past. >>> a dream home, a dream job and dreamy new husband number three. linda curry had everything to live for. her sudden death surprised everyone. more surprising still was what caused it, nicotine poisoning. could this have been murder? here again, josh mankiewicz. >> and that's from -- >> reporter: as prosecutor ebrahim baytieh and investigator yvonne shull looked into the decade old mystery of linda curry's death, they found something remarkable, two interviews with linda curry. turns out, after strange things happened with linda's i.v.s while she was in the hospital, detectives had interviewed her, and those conversations were recorded. >> how have you been feeling, since you left th

you know, linda's got things to do. she's out working. she probably just took off and was doing something. mom just kept saying, no, i know something else is wrong. >> later that day, linda had an audition for the "married with children" television series, but she failed to show up. >> anyone that knew linda knew there was no way that she ever would have missed that interview or that audition. and that really was the signal for her parents to start an intensive search. >> the family had been distributing numerous flyers, i think like 53,000 flyers with a $20,000 reward. >> i had one of her address books, and i just started making phone calls to all the girls. >> apparently, linda had broken some of her own rules about modelling assignments. no one knew where she was or the name of the photographer. since she took this assignment outside of her modelling agency, they had no information either. two days later, in a trash bin, a worker in the angeles national forest found some pictures of a beautiful woman. he took them home because they wer

i'm linda greenhouse. i teach at yale law school, a member of the acs board and are happy to be a member of the acs board because i view our mission as helping to grow and to sustain the next generation of progressive lawyers. and i have been delighted to see how many students there are and members of the lawyer chapters so that's why we are -- that's why we are all here. but we have a diverse panel. not everybody is necessarily on the same page and that's a good thing. cell phones, please mention cell phones must be turned off, ok. done that. [laughter] linda: ok. we will have about 20, 25 minutes of q&a at the end, that is to say start in about 20 minutes past five and to be cards and you can use the cards will be collected. if audience members would like to tweet about the session or the national convention experience, the twitter handle, official hashtag is #acs15. and the social and is approved for cle credit. for more information you should consult the blue cle handout in your convention bag or the s

linda fernandez, abc 7 news. kellye: thank you, linda. two teenagers in separate shark attacks three miles apart at the same north carolina beach. at 4:30 this afternoon, a for your -- a girl lost part of her arm while swimming. an hour later, the sharks ever the arm of a 16-year-old boy. both teenagers are in stable condition at the same hospital. anchor: a clinton, maryland, man is stars with killing his father, they say stabbing him during an argument. he died at the home they shared. the sun was charged with first-degree murder, arrested this morning and charles county on an unrelated charge. frederick police have arrested a man they say shot and killed an ice cream truck driver as he was selling treats to young children. according to the police, lyles was behind the attack that killed brandon brown. witnesses help the police track him down. kellye: hp a blazer, and ahead of her time, phrases being used -- ahead of her time, a trailblazer, some of the phrases being used for the department's first female chief. she battled alz's diseas

linda hernandez, abc 7 news.he confessed killer dylann roof remains on suicide watch in a charleston jail. investigators are going through a purported online manifesto including photos of roof with guns and holding a confederate flag. there are also writings against minorities and a nation as to why charleston was picked as a target. the push to remove the confederate flag at the state capital is gaining attraction from charleston's mayor. >> it sends mixed messages, and at worst, for hateful people like roof, it is an affirmation. anchor: mayor joe reilly told cnn that flag belongs in a museum and not in front of a place that belongs to the people. it comes after massive rallies this week to take the flag down. coming up at 6:30, a wildfire alert, the latest threats of a ravbibid animal and where you need to watch out. right now d.c. police are asking for your help in finding this man. he is a person of interest in a violent robbery on t street northwest. the robbery happened before midnight on friday near dupon

linda? linda: in the lawsuit, they say opm was negligent and they knew about the catastrophic security breach potential for years. >> everyone wants their information protected. linda: the class-action lawsuit comes on the heels of one of the most devastating cyber attacks in u.s. history. 18 million former and current federal employees' personnel files have been compromised. >> i'm glad they are doing something for workers. linda: the union said, "since the agency is unwilling to provide adequate assistance, we are taking unprecedented steps to gather more information for a members and hold the agency accountable." >> it may require the federal government in general to work on cyber security and in general their computer systems and everything like that. linda: we have learned opm is temporarily shut down a massive database of background investigation records as a precautionary measure, which could be down four to six weeks. jonathan: a beautiful start to the workweek, gorgeous day, low hum

linda: do you agree that there is a problem they can do anything they want? nelson: yes. linda: ok. erwin: i think you're supposed to say what you would do about it. nelson: yeah. i do have some ideas about that and i could kind of give a little bit of background. i went and read all of the transcripts, the confirmation hearings of the last four justices. and when they were asked what they thought the role of the judge was i found what they answered and you couldn't tell the difference between the answers. if i read the answers you wouldn't be able to tell which nominee it was. they said recall exactly the same thing. the job of the judge is to apply the law to the facts, my personal views on anything have nothing to do with being a judge. it's a very constrained, narrow, legalistic law. the two most striking cases were president obama's nominees both of them were asked, well, the president said it's all about your heart. that's a really important part of being a judge. and that's why he picked you. and they said, oh, no. i don't agree with that. both of them said they don't agree w

linda hernandez has the story.: an amputee himself, he is inspired by the nfl players and wounded warrior athletes. >> it is cool because they didn't like give up and didn't feel sorry for themselves because he had an amputee but thought in their minds i'm going to use this as my advantage to do something cool. linda: profootball players traded in helmets and pads for bats and gloves and teamed up with members of the so the ball team made up of vet raps who have overcome their injuries to become be competitive athletes. >> with the turnout and the crowd anded and the players we are playing with if we can raise money to give back to research to cope on with the prosthetics i moan that is a win-win. linda: the event stated three years ago to raise awareness for wounded vets issues. a cause important to darnell dob darnell dockett. >> they go out there and sacrifice a and you admire their mindset and things they are able to accomplish. it makes us be real thankful. you see the loss of limbs and les and arms and things

linda hernandez has what tonight's vote means. linda: commission members voted to impose a two unit limit, like the one behind me that is five stories tall, but some say the commission did not go far enough. their signs read, "stop the pop." before the vote, some residents rallied outside of the commission meeting in northwest. they are demanding future construction of these unusually renovated row houses to stop or subject to restrictions. >> they are disrupting to the adjoining homeowners because they cause damage to the adjoining homes. they are also out of scale and out of character with the neighborhood. there is a massive pop up next to smaller row houses. >> limiting it to two units will keep it a family-oriented neighborhood. linda: as for a halt of building permits, that did not happen. >> we are looking to address height. we are looking for them to do something to stop this now. we have pop-ups going up right now. we want this to stop immediately. >> we are not against development or growth. many of us are new residents

aquÍ le contamos mucho mÁs. >> y juan luis guerra le canta la canciÓn a su hija muchachita linda.guayos le ganaron a jamaica. gracias a este grave error del portero. sin lugar a dudas el portero jamaiquino el villano del partido. la selecciÓn de estados unidos femenina va en el primer puesto superando a nigeria 1 x 0. en el ciclismo tiempo para celebrar su victoria, la chica fue a parar al hospital pocos pueden haber ganado. encabezado a nivel mundial los warriors culminaron una brillante temporada, vencieron 105 x 97, y se convirtieron en los campeones de la nba. tambiÉn se quejaron los fanÁticos despuÉs de cuatro dÉcadas de frustraciÓn. de los que piensa que la mejores canastas son exclusivas de la nba, piÉnselo dos veces y vea lo que hace este joven. logra encestar un balÓn en la canasta colocada 127 m. se ha jugado 6 finales y ha perdido 4 de ellas. >> de la acciÓn deportiva pasamos a la acciÓn del tiempo. en donde este momento el sistema tropical centro de baja presiÓn. van a seguir aceptando y hasta san luis, es por eso que se han emitido avisos y alertas nuevamente,san anot

linda? linda: that is right. we're at yards park where the d.c. jazz festival is about to get underway. you can see a lot of people here with the blankets waiting for show to get started. there is a nice breeze right now. but that was not the case earlier today. water is key today. whether in it on it or consuming it. with the heat index around 100 degrees, d.c. declared a heat emergency. warning residents to limit their time outdoors. not possible for these construction crews. but this couple from alexandria found a way to beat the heat. paddling on the potomac. >> the water is nice and cool. the breeze is cool. nice way to beat the sun a little bit. linda: at dogma day care the pooches are cooling ohe pool with shade and water and limited time outdoors. >> dogs don't sweat. they pant and they can use water to get on their midsection to cool themselves off. linda: the managers here say watch your dog's energy levels. there are signs they could be in distress. for people warning sign of heat exhaustion include clammy skin headache, nausea dizzines

linda hernandez explains. linda: in this youtube clip the biker rolls up to l and 19th northwest to alert the driver he was parked in the bike lane. >> the vehicle is parked. >> hey, pay attention, okay. keep it moving. linda: the driver was a delaware state trooper assigned to protect the governor nearby. we showed the video to d.c. cyclists. >> i don't think he had the authority to flash his badge or his gun. that is intimidation. line da: riders we talk to say it's ongoing problem with drivers in the designated bike lane. the on camera confrontation is clearly a matter of safety. >> i have to go outside the bike lane. look around and then go to the oncoming traffic. >> it's illegal to ride on the sidewalk or in traffic. he strong armed him and endangered his life. linda: a statement by the governor's office says, "law enforcement officers must sometimes block lanes of traffic to do their job effectively. and the delaware state police will be looking at how this officer handled situation." i just got a state

linda: and? you agree? >> yes.hter] >> now, you are supposed to say what he would do about it. >> i do have some ideas about that. i could give a little bit of background. i went and read all of the transcripts, the confirmation hearings of the last four justices. when they were asked what they thought the role of a judge was, i found what they answered. you cannot tell the difference between the answers -- if i read the answers, you could not tell which nominee. they all said the exact same thing. apply the law to the facts, my personal views on anything have nothing to do with being a judge commits is a constrained narrow, legalistic role. the striking cases were president obama's nominees -- both were asked, the president said it's about your heart, and it's an important part of being a judge and that's why he picked you. they said i don't agree with that. they say and all the senators and all the senators seem to agree on both sides of the aisle that that is what a judge is supposed to do. it's not completely i

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linda you want to- >> my name is linda [inaudible] nutritionist. the state and feds do require our service providers request and offer the opportunity for consumers and seniors to donate but the amount of donation is all up to the individuals. it is a confidental process. the service providers set up a system to allow confidentalty in the donation process. they are collected and verify whatever amount is collected is signed off by 2 people and deposited and the nutrition contractors do have provide us a detailed budget to indicate how they use the income. first and formost the federal requires the income be used toward the nutrition program to offset some of the operating cost like food cost and other kind of operating cost and then-it is approved and it accounted for. >> okay, follow up on that-- >> commissioner >> following on that, i just do a quick calculation. according to the report here the donation income is 15 percent of the budget cost okay? and then the home delivery is only 7.6 percent so it is kind of very low. so, how is the home deli

we'll get to linda in a little bit. we want you to know there are cooling centers set up in the area as a result of the all of this. you can see more of the information about where some of the centers are being set up and they are great resources in case the weather starts to get to you. go to the web. our address, wjla.com. find that information for you. in the meantime alison back to you where it's cooler up there. alison: it is. come on inside and get cool. thank you. we have brand new developments right now in the remarkable prison breakout in new york state. we are now hearing that a prison employee gave blades and drill bits to the escapees. today the search for the men is focused on back to dannemora, where the prison is. that is where chris welsh is live with the latest. chris: dramatic information about how two fugitives escaped from a prison in new york. prison employee joyce mitchell may have played a critical role in helping convicted killers richard matt and david sweat escape. >> there is some information

both sides say the debate is far from over. >> thank you linda. the dean of the national cathedral removed his call. gary hall made the comments. last week he said that windows featuring robert e. lee and samuel jackson should come down. the decision will be made by the cathedrals facility and board of directors. republican presidential candidate and south carolina senator lindsay gram says his state cannot move forward unless the confederate battle flag comes down. >> the people at the a me church they changed everything by their love and forgiveness making it impossible for a guy like me to say keep the flag up. >> removing the flag from the grounds of the capital requires changing state law. they plan to consider a bill to do that in the coming days. >> learning from failure. more on a spectacular explosion and how officials are now moving forward. and steve is back for a complete look the at your forecast they're going to study to see what they learned because you can learn from failure as you can from success. >> what a difference 24 hours ca

but linda hudson isn't buying it. >>- "a day late and a dollar short." her son was killed last month in front of their home, tryng to stop a sideshow. linda and other neighbors later installed speed bumps on their street to slow drivers down. but the city eventually had those bumps removed. hudson says adding the traffic unit now won't bring her son back. >>: "it doesn't mean nothing to me. its too late. if they'd done that three weeks ago, my son might be alive. you don't think that them relaunching the traffic unit will make the streets safer? no no, i don't because every time you call, we're short handed -- we don't have enough police officers. so, now they've got enough for patrol uh, uh. time will tell. time will tell." >> reporter: as tragic as hudson's son's case is, the police chief says plans for a new traffic unit had been discussed prior to the accident. crime is down here and the financial outlook has im;roved. in antioch, philippe djegal. >> pam: the state's continuing drought is leading to a warning about water use from governor brown tonig

i said linda what about dinner. she shrugged and said no. telephone which is located in the hallway where everyone can hear your conversation and called the number of the office. left a message for isaac tagger who is the ombudsman and was not provided with the dinner. after that, linda the caretaker got up, went to the kitchen inunlocked the cabinet and there was dinner. what kind of human being denies a mental health consumer their dinner when in fact the dinner is there? would have left it in the cabinet for the food to spoil. this is just one example of the kind of conditions these are state licensed but i believe the san francisco board of supervisors should take some responsibility to ensure -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> my name is nancy jacobson. i want to thank the president and board of supervisors especially supervisors avalos and mar for cosponsor the resolution in support of sb128, the end of life option bill. i want to thank francis, supervisor avalos's aid for her help in bring this important resolut

and when they stand up to speak, even more so: >> linda hudson : if i have anything to say to you, it will be meet and you not a letter or a phone call, but now >> emily :linda hudson and the folks who live in her neighborhood asked city council tuesday night to fund the *re- installation of speed bumps on their street. nats the first ones were taken out by the city because they didn't follow city protocol for installation. now team hudson has gathered more than enough signatures for their re- installation and wants the city to fund it. the mayor has said he is willing to work with them on the issue. but so far, hudson says, nothing has been done. so tonight we asked him his plan- >> wade harper : when it comes time to get the funding should be approved? i'm definitely willing to help out with that and use my contacts. i think this is a reasonable request. >> emily :team hudson's other request is that the man who killed timothy hudson- not have his bond reduced.and they're going to court tomorrow to make sure that doesn't happen. >>:that little dirt is sitting in court one in his $200

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linda [inaudible] motion to discuss? >> good afternoon director and commissioners and madam secretary. this is a request to renew [inaudible] day service for helths promotion physical fitness and diabetes self management. the amount is not to exceed 309, 196 for fy 15, 16. the services indicated in the memo, the goal is for the health promotion is enable seniors and adult with disability to be more physically fit with these evidence based programs and this program is offered in 14 different locations throughout the city. [inaudible] day service [inaudible] is our lead agency to help coordinate the services with the partners which they have agreements with. also included in this grant agreement is funding to continue the pilot program for [inaudible] diabetes self management program. we had approvered that this curnt fiscal year and this is clinical model in the community based environment. the serviced to be provided is to serve a total of 850 people unduplicated consumers with total of 1776 classes. this include the hea

we go back to the casa linda plaza. there you see smoke and the dallas fire and rescue were called in it was after they saw the fire that they discovered there had been a robbery. now dallas pd looking for that bad guy. >> i'm sure he thought he could just burn any evidence that he was there. was that his idea? >> i guess but what an awful human being to try and cover your tracks and burn down an entire business. there could be people inside apartments you're going to kill people just for the crap that you stole? >> they have the car, the license plate. hopefully they can enhance the video and track this guy down. >>> as we know the tesla is very environmentally friendly but what if you could power the tesla with your own feet. >> like fred flintstone? >> not like the flintstones but with the pressure of your foot step? pave gen has made these blocks that when you step on them produce seven watts of energy seven watts per step. >> instead of having to plug this in into an outlet you can just get out and jog in place and

quÉ linda jada, toda la entrevista la hizo en espaÑol, quÉ linda.o tengo una cÁmara es "minion", como ustedes, amarilla, vengan para la selfie! william: quÉ tal! con sandra bullock ahÍ, que estÁ muy emocionada porque ricky martin serÁ la versiÓn de su foto en la versiÓn hispana, como maÑana llegan los "minions", hicieron un mix de tapes, pero larry hernÁndez tiene toda una invitaciÓn. larry: no se pierdan los "minions". no william: y esta la invitaciÓn para que no se pierdan maÑana los "minions", ya empieza la conversaciÓn a @despiertaameric. luis: maÑana vamos a estar el "despierta amÉrica" en vivo, con orlando. orlando: aquÍ me quedo con mÁs informaciÓn, la familia rivera con el capÍtulo 58. ninette: y yo con el rincÓn grupero, maÑana los esperamos. luis: muchas gracias a toda la gente de los angeles. ya comimos y desayunamos, ahora hay que limpiar. ninette: que los hombres limpien. william: yo me despido de toda la gente de los angeles. nos vemos maÑana en miami, chao. karla: no le saquen a la limpiada! quÉ condenados! un beso a toda la gente, no

year we have implemented a snap ed called tie chief for arthritis and it is using the snapshot that linda talked about identifiable 1-b is the our medication management program and so again i think we've recorded on this program before this is the program where we have a pharmacist involved and the q organization director works with the office of aging and the case management programs to work with the case managers they're looking at medications identifying what people's medications are and able to work with the parliament i thought to assist if there are other problems that might occur some of the things are really showing the communication between the pharmacy it and case management one of the things we've done to have a new automated message from the system if case managers ask important a communication that is helped with communication between the case manager's and the pharmacists and so under the same goal we're this one is refers to our sf connected program as you recall this program has blumentd it is really expanding if you went this was money we got it was stimuli money it is no

es super linda.resar al teatro. >> ¿tienes la plata con la que paguÉ para el taxi? birmania: son solo cuatro cuadras. >> pero trabajas en univisiÓn, tienes mucha plata. birmania: maÑana cuando te vaya a ver a chicago te pago, lo prometo. chao! quÉ lindo, ¿verdad? johnny: ¿te gusta comer de muchos paÍses? cecilia: me encanta. johnny: el prÓximo aÑo vamos a comer a nueva york. cecilia: ¿me vas a llevar a mi o me vas a contar que comiste? (risasa) johhny: vÁmonos con nuestro querido alejandro chabÁn. alejandro: a mi tambiÉn me gusta comer de diferentes paÍses, pero se viene el verano, y hay que tener cuerpo de playa, los mitos y realidades de las dietas. ximena: un marido como modelo de revista. karla: y es dÍa para hablar "sin rollo ni ♪ ♪ alejandro: mi seÑora, si estÁ pensando en comenzar esa dieta, pero tiene muchas dudas y preguntas, la vecina le dice chismes, escucha muy bien que hoy le traigo la escuelita del saber para aclararle todos los mitos y realidades sobre las dietas. aprovechando que vien

. >> linda. >> glood morning commissioners and general manager. my name is linda lighthizeer and here today to speak on behalf of friends of camp mather. i want to give a upidate on the report i gave last month when we headed up to camp to do precamp volunteer work with the staff. i want to report that it was a excellent precamp. we were able to do a lot of work up there helping out the staff, spreading a lot of the-what do you call it? --we were working on awning for the dining room hall deck and that is a area where we have really been good contributors. we have been able to buy awnings at a very good price and install them for the camper tooz use in the dining hall. we also took on something called a curtain project which was to replace all the curtains in camp which is over 122 cabins. we have 6 cabins that are replaced and washed every curtain. that was quite a project in itself. we have also-we were there when the john oconal student was there which was a incredible experience. the stuntd experience nature and camp for the first time. then m

. >>> your >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> after an intensive 14-hour manhunt, police captured the man suspected of killing nine people at a black church in south carolina. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. developing right now, police captured him during a traffic stop. the 21-year-old man surrendered without resistance and the department of justice has opened a hate crime investigation into the shooting. here's cbs news correspondent marlie hall with more. >> reporter: after a massive manhunt, police have captured dylann roof in north carolina. he is accused of opening fire in a church in south carolina killing nine people. >> in america we don't let people like this get away. >> reporter: police say the suspect sat for an hour in a bible study meeting at the historic black emanuel ame church before he started shooting. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: six women and three men are among the dead including church pastor and state senator clementa pinckney. >> we solici

ximena: yo estoy acaba feliz con mi gente linda de san antonio, un beso, chicos!de los hermanos vÁzquez, pero nos vamos con la informaciÓn del tiempo, tenemos tiempo severo desde oklahoma hasta el valle de ohio, fuertes vientos, fuertes tormentas, se puede acumular de una a cinco pulgadas en algunos sectores, lluvia para atlanta con mÁxima de 94, nueva york 79, chicago 97, tambiÉn lluvia para nueva york en 20%, en los angeles 80, y finalizamos con houston que tiene temperatura mÁxima de 93 y mucho calor humano porque toda esa gente preciosa vino a acompaÑarnos. estÁ llorando la baby. no se pierdan las cosas maravillosas que tenemos el dÍa de hoy, los actos del circo de los hermanos vÁzquez, pero antes algo que nos tienen que contar. ♪ oye mi amigo ♪ de lo que uno se entera ♪ de lo que uno se entera yo lo contarÉ sin pena ♪ lourdes: lo veo como majo hoy. johnny: tengo descendencia. lourdes: quÉ programazo tenemos el dÍa de hoy, en texas, en houston, y san antonio, ya vamos con nuestro querido alan, pero ahora vamos con esto. josÉ eduardo derbez podrÍa muy pronto tr

so she reads linda jacobs, sort of a hybrid of the name. or you may have heard of this woman named harriet who is working among the three people, she is linda. so she is piecing together the stories of how harriet jacobs during the civil war and after was working in contraband caps on -- camps -- that grew up adjacent to union camps where free slaves migrated to once they were emancipated. and they were living in these camps and they had very little to eat, very poor shelter, they suffered from malnutrition. so what happened was northern reformers, having this idea that slavery would, impact, sort of lead to full fitness and ship, sent women from the north, from pennsylvania, new york, new jersey boston, to go into the south and establish schools for these people. once they got there, they realized they were suffering from high rates of sickness and disease. the same diseases and illnesses that plagued the adjacent union camp. so jacobs was sent to these camps in order to establish a school, which see eventually does. but before she could d

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thank you to linda martin alcoff . thank you to lacey schwartz.nk you to stacey patton senior enterprise reporter for the chronicle of higher education. a special shout out to morgan states radio station in baltimore. that is it for this discussion. i'm sure it will carry on on facebook and twitter. next, we speak with edwidge danticat a haitian-american writer who will talk about what is happening to people in the dominican republic. stay with us. ♪ amy: here on democracy now! i am amy. juan: the dominican republic is set to begin what some are calling "ethnic purging" placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of dominicans of haitian descent into limbo. half a million legally stateless people could be sent to haiti this week, including those who have never stepped foot in haiti and don't speak the language. in 2013, a dominican constitutional court ruling stripped the citizenship of children born to haitian immigrants in the dominican republic as far back as 1929, retroactively leaving tens of thousands without citizenship. this is dominican mig

. >> reporter: linda cobb says science teacher got busted by verizon with a jamming device similar to these after it blocked communication to the cell tower on the 5-a campus. >> the consequences could have been jamming the signals so that 911 calls could not have been made. >> god forbid a child is under a desk because there's a gunman in there. i would want him to reach into his pocket for a cell phone. >> reporter: liptak didn't answer his door at his spring hill home. he did say he searched it and sold it online and was told apparently that the deputy said jammers are only illegal if used illegally. the that's not true. >> reporter: the pro wrestler turned science teacher was reprimanded in 2013 after he used violent questions on a test referencing the velocity of a student thrown into the wall by a teacher and a car running over a baby. they say it's a lesson to parents too. follow policy and turn off phones during class. >> liptak was suspended for a week without pay. >>> and american pharoah arrives in new york for saturday's belmont stakes. the colt arrived by jet from louisvi

williams' daughter linda recalls. >> parole wasn't even mentioned at that point to us. i'm just thinking that he's going to be in calorie for 40 -- going to be in jail for 40 years. >> reporter: but based on 1990 law, a convicted criminal becomes eligible for parole after 25% of their sentence. that is the standard applied to johnson this summer. >> it is not fair. he viciously took an innocent life. her mother weighed 110 pounds. she was 67 years old. >> how likely is he to be released? >> i think that statistics would probably show that it is possible. but probably very unlikely. >> reporter: the maryland crime resource center counsels duncan and other victims whose testimony can keep an offender locked up longer. >> there is no equity. there is no justice. it is almost like the victims of the family members of these victims have life sentences and offenders get out. >> reporter: now duncan is calling for lawmakers to change requirements for parole and probation. so 40 years means 40 years. >> first degree murders should not be offered probation and a chance to get ou