>> pelley: maddy wilford is also moving forward. like many who suffer physical trauma, her interests have turned to medicine. and an internship... >> nichiporenko: maddy, come here. >> pelley: ...where she is studying the kind of surgeries that saved her. >> everybody out, out, out, out! >> pelley: not long ago, many communities assumed mass murder would never come to them. >> where's she hit? where's she hit? where's she hit? what's wrong with that girl right there? >> pelley: today, all americans are being asked to prepare for the grievous wounds... >> oh, my god! >> pelley: ...of high velocity rounds. >> tourniquet! >> hurry up, hurry up! >> pelley: since our story first aired in 2018, ryland ward-- now nine years old-- has had several more surgeries to remove shrapnel from his arm and to treat ongoing heart, stomach and kidney problems. parkland student maddy wilford is in her second year of college, majoring in biology and on track for med school. ( ticking ) welcome toto allstate.e. ♪ ♪ you alreadady pay for car ininsurance, w

anyway, i have to go into the bank tomorrow to figure it out. >> this was reportedly resolved for maddiehat had plus $1 billion, she was horrified by that. would you be horrified to find that in your account? >> obviously we know it's a mistake. i think it's interesting. the one that has billions from her bank account from florida. the one minus $50 billion in california? it comes in california. it doesn't really surprise me. probably paying for newsome's new mansion or whatever else he wants. it's typical. might be a glitch. >> lauren, she found minute minus $49 billion in her account. >> here's my point. if you have a billion dollars, the lord is blessing you. but if you're at negative 49 billion, the devil is at work. if i'm celebrating, if i got the money, somebody is franking me. >> if you found that after a night on the town, it's a lot of beer, vodka. >> if i found it positive, the trick is to cash it out. there's a whole slew of cases on accidental check writing. like i put another zero or whatever. >> i'm hiring you. >> i would like to live one day with emily law. >> that's righ

right now, there are no arrests in the murders of paul and maddy murtaugh.aul was shot at least twice with a shotgun while his mother maddy was shot with an assault rifle last week. the kills come as paul was set to stand trial for a 2019 boating accident that left a 19-year-old girl dead. in statement, the girl's family says they are praying for the family. we will keep you updated. benjamin netanyahu is out as the prime minister of jewish state. the country's legislature narrowly voting to form a new government. promise to divisions caused by netanyahu. president biden con frat lated the new prime minister that at that timey bennett. the two vow for peace, security and prosperity. and a new champion takes home the title best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. wasabi going to join us later to take a victory lap on fox square. congratulations wasabi. ainsley: use it as a pillow, so fluffy. steve: if we this that dog at our house the roomba you would have to clean it every day. brian: they say when a cog wins, sales go up of that dog. steve: ado

c c number is maddie, the god, i thought i would, i love them, but i began with the tonic con elaine that just to look them up when they leave the in the carla car america, of course we did not let us know, my son had some but 5 d, the you have about them, but that the low point, nick only got a school is cool. and then you take out of this and go to school and pick guy all go hi guys. safe. but had there too much in support happening in the schools? don't always say finder in the state of or just done. a woman was quarantined in a local school. 3 men broke in one night and they all wrapped up by the stick fighting lessons for indian girls are self defense class and a confidence booster. if you see a girl in a pink, sorry, welding about on rest assured she's in the pink gang and if you hama member, you'll have it both to deal with the whole. but the boy who just on me matter will begin by now. so i had nobody to say, hey, i mean not all already saw one job, but not is that a made up of the game that's also good. one, me. ball, sorry, low. they had made a number to be part. i had you

will they, maddie, sim, bison. have them send me to ship? what's a good day? you know, what does new me up to new lumber. hello me. and he's neighbors and not the only ones to relocation the coastal communities badly hit by the synonymy of also moved their homes to safe places. many areas wiped out by the wave, have now been depopulation converted into parts and rice paddies. even at sushi fujita, his voice to restaurant soon have to move. i have thought since i can, all right now when i was there all to look at them until i did end up on all means saw the mustang. so within an outside of my double going, you know, those are the images i could do more than that. i'm trying to get all i know, i don't know his, i mean he didn't study. i was only out of cornered with dental on keep either one on the skin or i don't, i mean the height 30 the law stair to when you call you or do you think? i think are you wanting us to do an update on what the mother was just wanting? tina weymouth, me, the spot. many questions about the value, the effectiveness and even the safety

we have got maddie m a c c a palestinian human rights activist on the line from occupied.

here maddy thing happened like this before. never had been to hurricane i down. i are again army allison but nothing. let the winter storm like this. when. when the winter storm hit in temperatures dropped water parts frozen burst throughout homes like below 12 degrees is home and pipes bus in the bath. and i didn't know that i can add it. i knew we had in the backyard, but i know at it and i was just gushing and just coming down to the ceiling is coming down. how long would you without water? back onto march the 30 almost 50 days because i didn't have insurance to get the high fix. so i had to wait to someone to come help me right now with no insurance and unable to afford the repair. it has been connected with volunteers working to help homeowners recover from the storage damage there. still thousands of families across just are just in houston that are waiting on insurance, waiting on their application to be submitted for assistance or, or waiting for volunteers to do that with any side here in the group became working in 2017 after hurricane harvey. and as co

unfortunately, i want to take you back to an earlier conversation i had with maddie. i'm a fi fi, she's a palestinian human rights activist. someone who has been arrested herself by as ready forces. she says these ready government is simply trying to silence john. they would give any acquisitions they want, but when they came to i did, you bought it? i was that that was what they were saying is that you're not allowed to credit. you are not allowed to use your forms and they started getting forms like not only you, but they started complex, getting forms from the people protesting and standing there saying that you're not allowed to, to, to not the last big videos of us. and, and she was, she's a prayer, she's like the canada man who was motto, they broke his cabinet and then and then they edited. you bought the, her, grew to the, they drag the street. they were kicking her while she was, they were, it was pretty good and like they were totally in the way they teach with us like we couldn't do anything. we had other people with you via the one to refuse to give their

almost 3 decades after the award name radco maddie, chill causes reactions of horror and nightmare for the relatives of the $8000.00 muslim men and boys killed in the super anytime massacre their bodies scattered in more than 100 mass graves. not many are still missing. well, how much of each continues to look for the remainder of his father, who was the principal of the school? he disappeared in 1995 after he was handed over to buffy and serve military forces . watching as some criminal can be held responsible for the doings and can be punished. but this doesn't mean they'll be justice because it's impossible to bring back all these lives. 4 years ago, the former yugoslavia tribunals, milady guilty of genocide and cerebral editor and of war crimes, most notably, ethnic cleansing in bosnia from 1992 to 1995. a criminal in the eyes of his victims, but perhaps unbelievably too many actually seen as a hero. to others in east boston street, his named optimal adage and mural scary. his face, the local serb community, believes he defended orthodox serbs in the war that began after both now d

we have got maddie, m a c, c, a palestinian human rights activist on the line from occupied east jerusalem. i was talking to you only 24 hours ago. mariam. you done the the run from check off to fill. want to try again. you talked about the tension that existed then you i believe have been arrested yourself by the israelis, the full yes i was, i stood like less than a month ago for doing what for just standing against the ethnic cleansing, taking place in chicago. so you didn't do, i guess the point i'm trying to make sure that you didn't do anything specific because java alger and lift has been accused of harassing security forces. could that i mean, that could mean anything right there and they would get accusation. they would give an accusation they want, but when they came to i didn't, you bought it. i was that that was what they were saying is that you're not allowed to credit. you are not allowed to use your funds and they started confiscating forms like not only you, but they started compensating phones from the people protesting and standing there saying that you're not allowed to

we've got has enough maddie and who is a professor of middle east studies at the university of tara. nice to see your son . let's clear something up. first. iran is reacting because these are iranian back parent attributes, but they're also part of the iraqi forces. they are sponsor to feel like almost by the iraqi state does not create a problem between the us and iraq. of course that's part of the equation. i mean, there are many iraqi groups and they sure are closely allied with the wrong and have very good guys also of the not all wrong. so they prefer to be wrong because, you know, a cooperation that's left to the fight against isis for basically on the ground. so that's create a month for the united states, of course, because they're, they're obviously a now a day to protect and they say the 2 parties that were in the recent at that could that said to get that book. if you look into their narrative there, are there mean lines that we for iraq, software should be preserved. and they are saying that the united states is an attack on this scale is obviously in line with that it's

just in the last 24 hours for the lounge to huge attack and thought it didn't from north west maddie. but that is madeline in the south. west matter, but they have seized an area called bulk. i'll give them this area overseas. it might have done overseas as well as married the city. so the last 24 hours they gained the huge area. and it seems to be know that many ought to be hidden, and i will be bad as they say to liberty, to invite the city of mighty band. because one of the main reason to do that because i'm out of city has become a hub. unlike i know, but i shall rule for the o. d. listen to attack him, and that's why they think by killing and married this actually will, will clear all know to pm and on it will make this. i would you lose one of the important area that was under the control in north north yemen, which is mighty city. they are some media reports that say a number of who the fighters are among those killed in mara. can you comment on that? i mean, as the media, they say they say like a 100 the who the vital that what it called, i didn't think this is true because wh

review, foxnews.com, it found that "the new york times" published more than 40 stories featuring maddie in some capacity in the paper claimed she would be covering the biden administration only five have been about biden with a majority focused on donald trump. remember, it was stalker maggie in "the new york times" partisan socialist packs, one neck the pulitzer prize in 2018 for the russia collusion coverage which of course turned out to be completely and totally false, based on bad sources, bad information, bad journalism, bas left wing partisan radical agenda. i will ask again, maggie, when will you admit your mistakes and correct the record, return the fake pulitzer and admit who you are? you become a full-time donald trump stalker and you're not covering joe biden the way you covered donald trump. you are not capable of it. if she stocks trump and gives biden a pass. it just like "the new york times" colleagues, they just all can't seem to quite donald trump. the mob, the media, they miss trump more than anybody else in the country. may be other stalkers at "the new york times," h

. >> this is maddie and sotke. and they shouldn't feel bad because the adults don't know what to make of this race thing either. race has confounded the united states since the united states invented it. and get ready because around 2045, for the first time, this country will have more black, indigenous, and people of color than just plain old white folks. what does that mean? to quote my young friends, i don't really know. ♪ ♪ >> every now and again a year comes up on the calendar that sparks the national imagination. 1976. 1984. 2000. >> it's an emergency we all hope doesn't happen. >> well, for many people, 2045 is that kind of number. that is the year, according to the u.s. census, that america will be a majority minority nation. that means black, indigenous, latinx, and asian folks will outnumber the white folks. as my friend and cnn correspondent sara sidner put it -- >> it's the browning of america. >> and that has white people freaking out. okay. not all of the white people. the tiki torch whites, the build

republicans won mayoral races in a handful of texas cities saturday. 37-year-old republican maddy parkercity that is 85% hispanic. he becomes the first g.o.p. mayor since 1997. and in articleton, texas, voters elected former police officer jim ross. up next, the panel on the growing debate over the coronavirus origins and the response to it. ♪ ♪ is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection... flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. lasting remission can start with stelara®. if you've been financially impacted by co

one of three children of otis and maddie flake, who were burned out of that home in june, 1931. she was interviewed about it by a reporter, angelique jackson. she told the police could not control them. my dad came home with a gun, and the police told him if he busted a cap, they will let that mob have him. if they had given us an opportunity to stay there and be their neighbors, they would have found that we did not want any more than what they had, a decent place to stay, jobs that paid , to be able to go to the school in the neighborhood even though it was a segregated school. we would have made good neighbors, she said, but they did not give us an opportunity, and i feel like everybody needs an opportunity. again, that attack that burned the flake family out of their home of what was literally the fourth night they were trying to sleep in that home, that happened in 1939, the summer of 1939 in ft. worth, texas. i want to put back up on the screen the second one piece of that coverage from the time, the quote about when exactly it happened. remember this a lead from the first

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one the three children of otis and maddie flake burned out of that home in june 1939. she was interviewed about it later by a reporter an gelique jackson, people gathered, the police couldn't control them, my dad came home with a gun. if they had given us an opportunity to stay there and be thab nas, they would have found out we didn't want any more than they had, a decent place to stay, jobs that paid, to be able to go to school in the neighborhood, even if it was a segregated school. we would have made good neighbors, she said. but they didn't give us an opportunity. and i felt like everybody needs an opportunity. again, that attack that burned the flake family out of their home on what was literally the fourth night they were trying to sleep in that home, that happened in 1939, the summer of 1939 in ft. worth, texas. but i want to put back up on the screen there for a second one piece from that coverage from the time, that quote about when exactly it happened. remember this lead here from that first story from the a. p that i mentioned, violence climaxed observance

maddie, do we need to readout the staff recommendations in the motion? >> just bringing it up to make sure. there's just two, so it's approval with the standard conditions and then two additional conditions? so i think as long as commissioner lee presses that recommendation, that's fine. >> okay. i was just double-checking. is there a second? >> i'll second. >> okay. thank you, commissioner perez. crystal, a vote. >> okay. [roll call] >> okay. thank you. >> did everybody get called? just checking. >> okay. so the motion is granted, so you'll be following up with director weiland, and your item will be moving forward into planning. >> sounds good. thank you so much, everybody, for your time. >> take care. stay safe. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, commissioners. have a good evening. >> thank you. the final item on the agenda is item number 8, commissioner comments and questions and new business requests for future agenda items. commissioners? oh, we are a quiet bunch without mr. bleiman. >> no, you're just so thorough. >> i don't know. i think

. >> caller: hi, my name is maddie fox and i'm a 17 year resident of the richmond directing. please, row open the great highway to ease the north south commute for those of us who have to commute to the peninsula monday through friday. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker. >> caller: my name is julia, i'm a native san franciscan and i want you to please, reopen the great highway. it negatively affects the quality of life for san france and it's a major north hub thorough fair and not all seniors can use it, disabled people can get places where they need to get. if you have multiple children you can't take them all on a bike with you. it's in general going to just affect adversely the quality of life in san francisco, particularly with the changes that are happening on 19th avenue. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is lori brookener i'm a long time resident and i have been on hold for a long time to voice my opinion i oppose closing off the great highway to cars. i am an essential worker and i'm a nurse. it's real

maddie, do we need to readout the staff recommendations in the motion?. there's just two, so it's approval with the standard conditions and then two additional conditions? so i think as long as commissioner lee presses that recommendation, that's fine. >> okay. i was just double-checking. is there a second? >> i'll second. >> okay. thank you, commissioner perez. crystal, a vote. >> okay. [roll call] >> okay. thank you. >> did everybody get called? just checking. >> okay. so the motion is granted, so you'll be following up with director weiland, and your item will be moving forward into planning. >> sounds good. thank you so much, everybody, for your time. >> take care. stay safe. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, commissioners. have a good evening. >> thank you. the final item on the agenda is item number 8, commissioner comments and questions and new business requests for future agenda items. commissioners? oh, we are a quiet bunch without mr. bleiman. >> no, you're just so thorough. >> i don't know. i think it's a three-day weekend. >> that's

. >> caller: hi, my name is maddie fox and i'm a 17 year resident of the richmond directing. please, row open the great highway to ease the north south commute for those of us who have to commute to the peninsula monday through friday. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker. >> caller: my name is julia, i'm a native san franciscan and i want you to please, reopen the great highway. it negatively affects the quality of life for san france and it's a major north hub thorough fair and not all seniors can use it, disabled people can get places where they need to get. if you have multiple children you can't take them all on a bike with you. it's in general going to just affect adversely the quality of life in san francisco, particularly with the changes that are happening on 19th avenue. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is lori brookener i'm a long time resident and i have been on hold for a long time to voice my opinion i oppose closing off the great highway to cars. i am an essential worker and i'm a nurse. it's real

maddy i think the ist ofjuly? have been quite clear that patients has worn thin on the european side.— the european side. there will be ramifications _ the european side. there will be ramifications if _ the european side. there will be ramifications if the _ the european side. there will be ramifications if the government | the european side. there will be - ramifications if the government acts unilaterally on this. we can see that the british government is subject to legal actions... there are nobody�*s... if the british government spent less time writing opinion pieces and giving out briefing documents and actually started to do the implementation work about entering into northern islands, engaging with business leaders and political leaders from all communities in northern ireland andindeed all communities in northern ireland and indeed the republic, i think we would be a lot further along now. time is tight and i think we need to see less briefing and more action. i was also wanting to hear from you what prac

. >> caller: hi, my name is maddie fox and i'm a 17 year resident of the richmond directing. please, row open the great highway to ease the north south commute for those of us who have to commute to the peninsula monday through friday. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker. >> caller: my name is julia, i'm a native san franciscan and i want you to please, reopen the great highway. it negatively affects the quality of life for san france and it's a major north hub thorough fair and not all seniors can use it, disabled people can get places where they need to get. if you have multiple children you can't take them all on a bike with you. it's in general going to just affect adversely the quality of life in san francisco, particularly with the changes that are happening on 19th avenue. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is lori brookener i'm a long time resident and i have been on hold for a long time to voice my opinion i oppose closing off the great highway to cars. i am an essential worker and i'm a nurse. it's real

maddie, do we need to readout the staff recommendations in the motion? with the standard conditions and then two additional conditions? so i think as long as commissioner lee presses that recommendation, that's fine. >> okay. i was just double-checking. is there a second? >> i'll second. >> okay. thank you, commissioner perez. crystal, a vote. >> okay. [roll call] >> okay. thank you. >> did everybody get called? just checking. >> okay. so the motion is granted, so you'll be following up with director weiland, and your item will be moving forward into planning. >> sounds good. thank you so much, everybody, for your time. >> take care. stay safe. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, commissioners. have a good evening. >> thank you. the final item on the agenda is item number 8, commissioner comments and questions and new business requests for future agenda items. commissioners? oh, we are a quiet bunch without mr. bleiman. >> no, you're just so thorough. >> i don't know. i think it's a three-day weekend. >> that's a good answer. >> nope, i got nothi

. >> caller: hi, my name is maddie fox and i'm a 17 year resident of the richmond directing. please, row open the great highway to ease the north south commute for those of us who have to commute to the peninsula monday through friday. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker. >> caller: my name is julia, i'm a native san franciscan and i want you to please, reopen the great highway. it negatively affects the quality of life for san france and it's a major north hub thorough fair and not all seniors can use it, disabled people can get places where they need to get. if you have multiple children you can't take them all on a bike with you. it's in general going to just affect adversely the quality of life in san francisco, particularly with the changes that are happening on 19th avenue. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, next speaker. >> caller: hi, my name is lori brookener i'm a long time resident and i have been on hold for a long time to voice my opinion i oppose closing off the great highway to cars. i am an essential worker and i'm a nurse. it's real

confirming the wife and son of a prominent south carolina lawyer were shot multiple times paul and maddiey last week. authorities are investigating the death of a double homicide. the killings came just days after paul attended a hearing for a 2019 boating accident that left a 19-year-old girl dead. investigators have not said whether the event are connected. the department of justice is urging the supreme court to reinstate the death penalty against the boston marathon bomber. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death. the death sentence was overturned last year. he and his since deceased brother killed three people and injured 260 in the 2013 palming attacks. the doj request is breaking from president biden who opposes capital punishment. meantime take look at this video on your screen showing a group of good samaritans in russia going to great heights to save two kids trapped inside a burning apartment building. those heroes climbed up the side of a drainpipe and formed a human chain carefully passing the children from the third floor to the ground. that is a look at your headlines

state investigators are probing paul and maddie murtaugh's death is a double homicide.riminates against white farmers, the judge ordered a temporary hold on the loan forgiveness program which caters exclusively to minority farmers. doesn't seem constitutional, the judge believe the farmers who filed the suit have a chance of winning because it violates their constitutional rights. queen elizabeth celebrates her official birthday with a military parade at windsor castle. probably not as big as trump's parade but the 95-year-old monarch watch the sermon which is usually held in london but was scaled-back this year due to covid. can't wait to stop saying that mind that the queen didn't hold back when it came to cutting her cake, she insisted on using a ceremonial sword rather than a knife. >> that something i expect you to do. i expect you to grab a sword. >> crocodile dundee style but up next meet the first generation american running for congress to keep the new york city politics out of his long island community. how he hopes to flip his district from blue to red. ♪♪ a