marguerite was every bit as tough and ornery as homer and homer was no misogynist.erite would give homer greek and homer would return it just as good as he caught it got it and when word came down and forgive me -- you know what's coming. ms. higgins was expecting. homer said, really? who is the mother? [laughter] then when the baby came into being, homer inquired, if marguerite had eaten its? [laughter] m. betsy, his great protÉge, once worked up the courage to say to homer, you know whom or which of those stories is true homer said, yes. [laughter] any other questions? yes maam. >> how this affected and as a noncombatant i have always wondered how people live their lives after going through these things. my uncle was john hirsi, both japan and europe and he never talked about. i never ask questions and then i wished i had. but he was another of these gentlemen who got through this. he was the same age. >> just brilliant and he was in europe as well as the pacific. >> everybody has their own war. presumably. i've never been a combatant either. i guess it's, not to

the waves outside the hall of justice marguerite her face and the cameras is one of five family members accused of running an abusive and felt the home for a dozen mentally ill adults at this luxury houses that is a foothills. but inside a courtroom stood before judge stanton to charges of abusing and neglecting dependent adults. was the content harebells said $50,000 a judge ordered a deputy to putter in handcuffs and take her off to jail. >>> i was very happy. i've been waiting for this moment for the past month. angela then brought the case slight chance to ogles of the house on tortola drive after one of them died in may she got suspicious when she was not allowed to visit her other uncle the city was kept in a virtual prisoner in an accusatory tenure. . typically said 15 counts of the and abuse their also charged with animal abuse the district attorney says the family captain mistreated 25 dogs lived in human patients in horrible conditions for both. did we didn't running water and inside the house that to a paper that they could use and so there was dog excrement secure and the ou

higgins spirituous every bit as tough an ornery as homer and homer was so misogynist, but marguerite give homer greece just as good as she got it. forgive me -- [inaudible] when word came down this higgins was expecting, he said really? who is the mother. [laughter] when the babies came into being, homer inquired as you eat and it appeared the once worked up the courage to say to homer, which of those stories is true? holmer said yes. [laughter] any other questions? [inaudible] >> -- how these experiences -- i've always wondered how people lived their lives after going to these things. my uncle was john hersey and in both japan and europe. he never talked about it and i never ask questions and now i wish i had. he was another of these gentlemen have got through this at the same age. >> used in europe as well as the pacific. but everybody has their own war presumably. i've never been a combatant either. i guess is, not to bring the blood and guts stories home, to instead bring the funnier stories home to the dinner table. so i don't know. >> yes, sir. >> if lbj said that days cronkite

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it was, of course, made famous by marguerite henry's novel, mystery of chinka teak.ar, the ponies are auctioned, some of them, anyway, to help the fire department. it is so they don't overpopulate them. >>> very mild humidity. bob is here first with the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> believe it or not, today's temperature got to 87. that is smack dab normal on this date. but the humidity, the dew point was so low, most people thought it was probably around 80. right now, it's still in the mid-80s, around 86. but the dew point is only 51 degrees. which makes the 86 feel like 84. actually going in the other direction. now, we'll also be going the other direction tomorrow. because the dew point tomorrow may get up to 70. because of that, temperatures also in the upper 90s expected tomorrow. and because of that, from noon to 8:00, we have a heat advisory going into effect for most of the region. unfortunately, it's going to feel like 100 to 105 tomorrow. that's a big jump from this afternoon. so take it easy. at least through tomorrow. denise? >> tha

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i am marguerite. i'm going to be a junior college.and my question -- well, basically, similar to the woman before me. what can we do have a grassroots level? i feel like oftentimes we focus on the system and changing the system but this time i've had the great privilege of volunteering for the project the great national nonprofit that work with the poor communities and the focus on after-school development programs. so i am wondering what can each of us in this room do collectively because i think we can be empowered. there's power in numbers. something that can to my mind is each of us in this room mentor a child and invested in a young man or woman that i kind of wanted to know your thoughts on what grassroots what can we do -- >> right to passage program is great. my boys are in a program striving together equals progress. there's a program then you can check the amount that step to the future dhaka.org but we also look at other program models that in terms of the grassroots level that allows us to really begin to figure out what i