borderline has long had reputation as being difficult to treat and certainly when marilyn monroe was struggling in the years that she was with the impulsive behaviors that are characteristic of this, she had treatment that experts now know is not the way to go. so she had treatment with classical psych analysis where there was a lot of dwelling in the past and pain. if marilyn monroe were announced with borderline personal disorder, she would receive a much better for that condition treatment which is much more handson. it is difficult for difficult past to acknowledgment. it's also saying we need to learn skills and figure out how to move on and cope. it's possible i asked and what about marilyn monroe, could she have had a different life story if she had been around and treated and he said, yes. the other childhood story, beautiful homes, architecture that stands out as just stelar and will last forever the creative genius is seen everywhere to office buildings, he designed to homes, including homes right here in virginia. when he was born, he was the favorite of his mother. she wa

((nia wong)) marilyn lange is one of hundreds who showed up to hear henderson police share the latest on a string of breakins in anthem. marilyn lange/solera resident: "i'm very happy police took the time to come out and talk to us and safer." ((nia wong)) since august....18 burglaries have been reported in the solera and sun city communities. a spike which has led to more police to patrol the area. capt. dane mattoon/henderson pd: "we're also seeing a lot of cars that are left unlocked, garage doors lefts open at night." ((nia wong)) according to captain dane mattoon with the henderson police department...loc king those up and installing a metal security capt. dane mattoon/henderson pd: "most of them have been through the front door. they've forced entry somehow through the front door and there have been a couple with a back window or back sliding door." ((nia wong)) mattoon praised neighbors for helping their investigation. he says there's been a a 10 fold increase of reports of suspicious people and vehicles since september. "if they let us know which people in the area don't reall

. >> reporter: the woman, marilyn ahani, sent these pictures. then phone calls. >> after about the third or fourth phone call, she said something about ... >> reporter: her story? she went to west africa for work, and got trapped. then, she cried and wanted cash to help her get home. and oh, she claimed to fall in love with don. >> i said, well you know what? if that is what this is about, then we need to close this up now. you know? >> so at first, you thought it was a scam and you tried to shut it down. >> right. >> reporter: don grew to believe. over fount doubts sending marilyn more than three grand. >> in your heart of hearts do you think you are getting scammed? >> no. >> well ... um ... shall we call here? see if she is really stuck over there? we want to help her. >> please enter the number of who you wish to call. >> hey, hi marilyn. i'm here with shannon behnken chicago? right. >> sorry to hear that you are stuck in ghana. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> yeah, i have been here for a while. >> reporter: this went on and on. calls shut off

. >> reporter: the woman, marilyn ahani, sent these pictures. then phone calls. >> after about the third or fourth phone call, she said something about you know ... her car wasn't working, her credit card. and, she was in trouble. >> reporter: her story, she and got trapped. then she cried and wanted cash to help her get home. and oh, she claimed to fall in love with don. >> i said, well you know what? if that is what that is about, we need to close this up now. >> so at first, you thought it was a scam and you tried to shut it down? >> reporter: don grew to believe. >> sometimes people do fall between the cracks. >> reporter: over four months, don ignored doubts sending marilyn more than $3,000. >> in your heart of hearts, do you think you >> wow. no. >> well ... um, shall we call her? >> sure. >> if she is really stuck over there, we want to help her right? >> yeah! >> please enter the number you wish to call. >> hey, hi marilyn. >> hey, hi. >> i'm here with shannon behnken from newschannel8. >> reporter: hm, that voice. chicago? are stuck in

neighbors have identified that woman -- as marilyn. they were shocked and heartbroken at what happened last night because they've never seen anything out of the ordinary at the home bobbie unick / family friend: >> "i'm pretty sure everybody on this street knew who she was just because she's been here for so long and she was a grandmother example." "we just really feel for their family and ca' they're going through." ((sharie johnson)) >> thet deadly shooting sparked a three hour standoff between francis and police. he's now behind bars facing a murder charge./// ((sharie johnson)) >> henderson is known for being one of america's safest cities... but a rise in burglaries have both residents and police on alert. henderson police met with those living in anthem's solera and sun city communities to hear the latest updates on communities. their has been 18 burglary cases in henderson this year and police say they happen in the middle of the day when no one is home. though these break ins have been non violent... many say they don't want to

((shakala alvaranga)) marilyn. they were shocked and heartbroken at what happened last night because they've never seen anything out of the ordinary at the home. "this is the las vegas metro police department..." ((shakala alvaranga)) neighbors capture the freightning moments from their windows ... "we know you're inside the house and we're not leaving." ((shakala alvaranga)) an armed suspect and police ... in an hours long stand off. this is the man police say gunned down his 86-year-old grandmother on a summerlin street tuesday. going around and i thought that sounds really close and then i heard police cars coming down the street.")) "we are not leaving. you can not go anywhere until we speak with you." "the scary part was watching the police right in front of our house with their guns drawn down the street the whole neighborhood blocked off." ((shakala alvaranga)) police believe bradley francis chased his grandmother out of their henniker way home, beat her, and then shot her dead. "we don't have anything like

neighbors have identified that woman -- as marilyn. they were shocked and heartbroken at what happened last night because they've never seen anything out of the ordinary at the home bobbie unick / family friend: >> "i'm pretty sure everybody on this street knew

this you tube video of the real >> i found for this hook, line, and sinker. >> i asked marilyn how much money it would take to get her out of ghana and she asked me for $1,800. so i guess she's still there. shannon behnken, 8 on your side. >> if you have a problem that needs solving, the number is on your screen, 1-855-behnken. >>> taking a look at a consumer watch this morning fire and burn hazards are prompting the recall of vehicles for kids. this recall involves some 3,850 polaris sportsman battery operated toy vehicles like the one you see here. a relay on the circuit board can fail causing the motor to over heat and ignite. if you have one of these get your kids away from it immediately, stop using the product and contact the company to receive a free replace i want circuit board with students get federal loans erased in cases where there's been fraud and misconduct by the schools. in those instances, students can have their loans erased and put the colleges on the hook for repaying the loans instead of us, the taxpayer, they also ban schools from forcing students to sign agreemen

. >> she was taken to a foster home but if marilyn monroe was around today with borderline personalities order likely she would receive much better treatment for that condition which is much more hands-on. it is difficult with that acknowledgement. >> richie have a different light story she was around today? and he said yes. the other real childhood story but frank loy aid right beautiful home with architecture that stands out that is stellar and will last forever with that creative genius of frank lloyd wright is seen everywhere from uh guggenheim to the office buildings designing homes including here in virginia but when he was born he was the favorite of his mother he was her first son she had a couple of step children and frank lloyd wright remembers as the baby she hung in the nursery images of cathedrals to determine tbn architect from the very beginning it is almost as though to say possibly of narcissistic personality disorder there to be a self righteous path from parent to child did it happen? not one way or the other but to be reminiscent of frank lloyd wright are phenomenal a

marilyn mosby is laying out a plan and we explain what has changed. reporter: many if not all of marilyn mosby's reform member stem from the failed prosecution of six baltimore police officers. it's been three months since against officers in the freddie gray case. a case that came unat coppin state university as marilyn mosby has reform plan to overhaul how they are prosecuted and investigated. >> if they seek to wave a right for the jury trial, the prosecutor agrees to a bench trial. i'm propin thing in baltimore city. >> i asked how big of a role freddie gray's case played in the proposed reform measures? >> we learned a lot in the 14 months we prosecuted that case. there were investigative stages of the case through the prosecution and beyond. >> the next phase will get in downtown baltimore, abc7 news. larry: it took too long to protect the people of flint, michigan, is the report from the e.p.a. watchdog. the inspector general says the agency had the information and the power to declare an emergency seven months before it did. the water system w

they're beautiful, and so does marilyn too. all right? take her off leave her there in the habitat. >> i have a -- >> very beneficial. no need to ever kill a spider. >> what's next? >> our next animal we're going to bring out, put right on the table. >> holy cow! >> move the cups and the papers. >> this is -- >> is this a fox or a wolf? >> this is actually a coyote. >> wrong again, gelman, on every front. >> now, this is anna. >> oh. >> ah. >> and the bounty hunter saw that she had pups still inside of her. >> oh. >> so he had a change of heart. he actually saved the pups, although anna was the only one to be able to survive. now she is a great ambassador for her species, because coyotes get such a bad rap? right? look at this gorgeous creature. >> she's got -- all right. just asking. >> all right. and bring a co-unity. >> wrap it up, kids. >> wrap it up. >> vulture. isn't this gorgeous? >> get ready for music. smashmouth performs one of their biggest hits. >> lisa, can you turn her around there? there you go. >> that's the -- >> ever tho

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hard

all right be have got your marilyn monroe here. and you stepped back and you look at that time and you i go know that's marilyn monroe and then, though you start looking at what makes up marilyn's face. up close. it is a little images of individuals. that's right. that's right. idea that i had was basic simple idea that i got from my mom's con dough at the beach >> and i was deleting photograph because this new camera. and once i come across this one photograph, it looked like irate ball to me. i jotted down in my note book and came back like six months later when way stupe offed in my work. i said i need develop this. idea was to use people as -- as if i going to did stiplel thing like that >> it me ins walk listen to you speak yesterday and trying to understand what it. so much more here than just a painting. i mean you can -- he can make in like how people can come together. we create something bigger. that's right. that's right. you foe part of my message with whole thing was that you know we are all part of something bigger th

. >> i want you to marilyn. you cannot jerk back because she's actually very -- very -- >> skittish. let me show you how a man -- all right, kathie lee. >> well, i want to show off my nails. >> go ahead and put your -- oopsy. attached to my costume. go ahead and put your hand. >> things are not going well today. >> all down into the habitat. so that you're on the ground. >> look at that there we go. >> try to get her off of my costume. she's like -- >> that's okay. i'm not afraid of her. most people think that tarantulas are very scary and that they're going to hurt you. >> not looking. >> but they actually don't at all. >> how does it feel? >> the biggest thing they would do, actually throw their hairs at you, believe it or not. >> is that right? >> that's kind of kinky. >> of course you do. >> i like that. back in college. >> beneficial, food for other animals. >> her name is marilyn because she's got golden hairs. right? >> julie, can i ask you a question? do you like my nails? >> yes. they're beautiful, and

but neighbors in the area say the woman's name was marilyn. many of them were shocked and heartbroken at what happe anything out of the ordinary at the home. sharie? ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up on 8 news now good day... technology continues to take over the classroom... the virtual reality experience students are using to further their knowledge... coming up in this week's what's cool at school. ((sharie johnson)) >> plus -- get ready for more cones in the northwest. another round of lane closures go into effect through next june. demetria has the details, in "what's driving you crazy?" /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just 75 dollars a month. you'll get over 150 channels, local and national news... reality and d

of state secretary marilyn albright received the great americans award. we will show the ceremony and remarks. here is a preview. all, this is a very story. -- my grandmother, apparently there was a play improv at the time i was a little girl and it was called "madeleine in the brick factory." she decided name.ine was a great my mother never pronounced anything right. how to spell it. it was not until i went to school in switzerland that they decided my name was madeleine spelled the french way, but my ana, andme is still mari when i got my passport issued, when you have to sign your name, they would put madeleine, and they will say, this is not you, and i say, but it is. it was not until i was secretary of state and i could order up a passport that said madeleine -- [laughter] >> watch the entire program p.m. eastern. american history tv, only a c-span3. on monday, the national trust for historic preservation announces 2016 list of most endangered historic places. stephanie meeks is here with us to talk about some of the sites on the list of this year. s

but neighbors in the area say the woman's name was marilyn. many of them were shocked and heartbroken at what happened because they've never seen anything out of the ordinary at the home. sharie? demetria, how are the roads? watch out for a crash at eastern and ogden, which could slow your route to the freeway. charleston. a crash has been reported on the northbound 95 exit to mlk. i'm not seeing major slow downs, but you may run into some traveling along mlk because of project neon construction. the mlk on-ramp to northbound 95 is closed down. <<< >>> <<< >>> <<< >>> ((sharie johnson)) >>> north las vegas police and union pacific officials are investigating ... after a person was hit and losee. officers say the victim was trespassing when the person was struck by the train. the person was pronounced dead on scene./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> still to come on 8 news now good day.. get ready for more cones in the northwest... ((brian loftus)) >> another round of lane closures go into effect through next june.. demetria has the details, in "what's

>> thank you, marilyn and thank you for being here today. before i get started i would like to recognize david krichlow our vice-president of government relations here with me today and available to answer any questions. i'm going to go through a few slides, start just by identifying lifepoint and who we are. it will frame any comments that i make from a small, nonurban sole community provider perspective, walk through some of the volume indicators of the veterans that we're seeing in lifepoint and then talk a little about what we see as opportunities to expand the provider base within this program. >> so a little about lifepoint health. 72 hospital campuses in 22 states. as i mentioned, we are a nonurban, so community provider. there's a bullet point that says leading health care provider in our communities. we're typically the sole health care provider or at least acute care provider within our communities. we operate in areas that the closest acute care facility is over 100 miles away. i found interesting with carrie's comments with avail

marilyn guidry... in front of a home near lake mead and rampart. police say he beat his grandmother in the street. interaction and tried stopping francis before shooting... but it was too late. the documents go on to say francis' son was in the home at the time and heard the 86-year-old pleading for her grandson to get off her... just before francis pulled the trigger. people in the area tried c-p-r on the woman. but she eventually died. after the shooting, police say francis ran into a nearby backyard... with a gun, and wouldn't give himself up to police. metro's swat team... ande it was several hours later when the 45-year-old finally gave up... and surrendered to police. detectives believe he had a lot of deep issues. ((michael stevens)) francis told police his grandmother was the one who raised him... before ending the interview... asking for an attorney to be there. francis' next court appearance is set for early december. demetria? ((demetria obilor)) >>> the race to the white house returned to las vegas this week... first donald trump .. the

. >> weren't you marilyn monroe one year? >> she did. she nailed it. >> cubs hosting the world series for the first time since 1945. you like drama? this game had more drama than a broadway play. pressure. >> richard, you didn't see me the year i was marilyn monroe, it was something. >> he nailed it. >> i'll tell you, we have got a great weekend coming up over the weekend. the first thing we are going to do is take a look at the >> you need to sing it like our greatest american entertainer, mr. daffy duck. a one, a two, a three! ? take me out to the ball game ? ? take me out to withhhhh the crowd ? >> what in the world? >> one of the best moment of tonight's game 3 world series, the cubs tradition of singing out take me out to the ball game in the 7th inning stretch, tonight that honor went to chicago's own bill murray, who did it in the voice of daffy duck. ? three strikes you're out, at the old ball game ? >> a lot of spit moving in there. ? let's get some runs, suckers! ? >> that was such a big deal tonight, and for the cubs not to wi

neighbors have identified that woman -- as marilyn. francis has been charged with murder./// ((christianne klein)) >>> dorothy. kevin. elizabeth. linda. metro called out the first name of each domestic violence victim who died last year. 32 lives we're honored at the domestic violence memorial unveiling. those gathered sang a song and placed a flower in a vase for each person involved in any type of domestic violence situation. officials also talked about how for victims. it will be called the southern nevada family justice center: ((paul joncich)) >>> up next.. a story we should all be proud of here in the valley. ((christianne klein)) >> everyday heroes.. making a difference in our community. 12 stories in 12 days.. and one word describes the guy you're about to meet... superman!/// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news this is 8 news now at four. ((paul joncich)) >>> for the 10th year in a row, recognizing heroes in our community. this morning channel 8 was happy to help hand out "everyday hero awards." ((christianne klei

marilyn monroe -- mom's the red carpet. >> that's interesting. >> daughter is marilyn, right? >> i've been on tv 25 years. i've never seen that. that's solid. i was going to guess honey boo-boo. go! >> carolyn and her son, foster, ray from "ghostbusters." and what a good day to be ray from "ghostbusters." >> because we've got ray parker jr. here for flashback friday. >> courtney, the last one, a real life cabbage patch doll. oh, my gosh. >> that is sweet. >> it's stunning! >> holy mackerel. >> which is the doll? which is the child? i can't look at her -- her eyes are as round >> another remake is coming. mark your calendar. june 8, 2018, the release of the rebooted "oceans 8" with an all-female cast. sandra bullock, cate blanchett, rihanna, anne hathaway. sara paulson. >> just leave that up for a second and soak that in. >> wow! would you like to get ripped off by that group? >> absolutely. clooney ripped off sinatra. >> yeah. that's the reboot. this is the reboot of the reboot. >> who was the orange fliginal "oceans"? >> when you say "rip off" -- like the rat pack. >> when do

not unlike the hit and run driver who sped into and out of marilyn eemz' live, and the media who spid into and out of her life. this is what happens when we circle back to see what >> it was october 13th. it was a gorgeous october morning. i was walking across the street. and that's the last thing i remember. >> denver police are investigating a hit and run accident. >> this is the first time you've been back here. >> yes. >> why? >> i need some closure. [ crying ] >> i'm >> police tell us the woman was on her way to work. >> the car hit me with such impact that it threw me from over in the intersection to the end of this white line. >> basically right about where we're standing. >> yes, the next thing i remember is hearing someone asking if i was alive. >> then another lady came to me, identified herself as an er asked me mine and kept me talking. >> she's now in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> we tend to forget about what goes on after those nonlife-threatening injuries. what's the last year been like for you? >> i spent 22 weeks in a wheelchair. i had to retire f

marilyn huestis, former chief of chemistry and drug metabolism at the national institute on drug abuse, has been studying marijuana's effects on the human body for more than 25 years. then it leaves the body. when you take cannabis, it gets into the tissues of your body and is stored. >> lapook: it can be stored in the fat? >> huestis: it's stored in the fat. >> lapook: how about the brain? >> huestis: and the brain is a very fat-- fatty tissue, and so we know that it's still in the brain when you can no longer measure it in the blood. >> lapook: so far, colorado hasn't seen a huge spike in driving while high or in marijuana abuse by teens. but the data is still being impact on the state. all these issues sit on the shoulders of governor john hickenlooper, who was originally against the legalization of recreational marijuana. >> john hickenlooper: my biggest concern is that we're not collecting data. and what i've told other governors is, don't wait for the laws to change-- start collecting baseline data now. how many kids are using marijuana? start looking in accidents-- was there t.h

he lived there with his grandma marilyn, wife, and 18-year-old son. swindells says the family kept to themselves as the years passed but he never expected anything so traumatic. abby: did you ever hear any arguments inside the home? jon swindells (swin-dells): no, nothing. nothing. i never heard anything i never saw anything, i never heard anything through the neighborhood grape vine. still a lot of questions like why francis would shoot his grandmother and what happened leading up to the shooting. police say no one in the house had a criminal record before this. we reached out to family memembers who were at the home earlier today but they drivers will want to stay clear of the "spaghetti bowl" later tonight. the transition ramp from northbound i-15 to northbound u-s 95 will be closed from 10 p-m tonight... to 6 a-m tomorrow morning. that's the ramp heads towards summerlin and the northwest. a detour will direct drivers to exit at las vegas boulev loop back onto u-s 95 northbound. crews plan to remove an electronic sign to make way for a carpool flyo

the third party candidate, marilyn crass at a senate debate, margaret flowers, who hopped on stage before it started demanding to be part of it. her competitors stood quietly right next to her. flowers was not included in the debate because she the 15% polling requirement set by organizers. >>> the four people killed at a theme park will be honored. it will be reopened, calling it memorial day. proceeds will go to the australian red cross in memory of the victims. investigators are looking for security video to see if the accident could have been prevented. >>> an airline pilot suspended for trying to fly a plane while the sky west flight from delta was headed to utah. the pilot smelled of alcohol as soon as he arrived at work at 8:00 a.m. he was in the cockpit going over pre-flight preparations when police hauled him off the plane. his blood alcohol level level was over the legal limit of .04. the pilot is on administrative leave right now as delta investigators. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with jon the snow. it is not that far away. just the rain showers causing issues on some

of state secretary marilyn albright received the great americans award. we will show the ceremony and remarks. here is a preview. >> first of

dracula and marilyn. >> i would be driving around that city all night. >> making like 15 five-second films. >> let's go again. >> pretty neat. i'm looking forward to seeing the films that come out of this halloween weeken that next week. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini and today is bonus day. we're also giving away a flat screen tv. >> that means two winners today. to enter, you'd need thursday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal resident of the >>> yesterday i showed you one of the most incredible videos we've had on this show. eric in france doing what he loves, wing suit flying, living his dream in this beautiful location. we all recognize the beauty. but also the danger. >> after he comes curling around the mountain, i thought, okay, after this you pull your but no. he just ducks down and starting following that tree line. forget about it. >> he lost speed and he lost altitude. that led him straight into a tree. he crashed at more than 90 miles an hour, survived. he broke the tree. he did suffer some very serious injuries. he had a fractured scapula, a

high school basketball player darrell marilyn hired a coach to help him with his shooting. >> i'm left-handed so sometimes my right hand will conflict with the shot. >> they kept working at it and he was improving on his skills and he wanted to continue going. $15 fee. and it takes a percentage of the coach's earnings. coaches set the own prices for training averaging $50 processing >>> ed is up next. ,, ,, ,, donald trump and congressman coffman to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one he went to every ethiopian church. he was there, and he was sharing the sadness that we were actually experiencing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman, >>> the battle for mosul continues i

marilyn was known as the mayor of the neighborhood she would spend a lot of time outside when the weather was nice, and just really get take the time to get to know people. valerie michael was a friend for more than 20 years ... she raised five boys, by herself, all successful young man. the sixth she raised from birth ---bradley christian francis. the grandson...turned alleged killer... fatal shot. come to the sound of my voice, keep coming to me christian, viewer video shows the moment he surrendered. tonight -- neighbors revealing new information about the 45 year old. he wasn't working at all, she's been kind of taking care of them this whole time as well far as i'm aware of. off camera -- others say....francis was extremely ill....diagnosed with heart disease and cancer. they wonder...if the medication could have pushed him over the edge. right now...those who knew her best ...focusing on her li she lived ...until the end. just a ternal he useful, she just loved everything about life never stopped learning never stop trying mahsa saeidi 13 action news on almost a daily basis.. we rep

marilyn berry neighbor people have been coming home and taking from the propertyis what they are doing.they are trying to steal things to make something , they are destroying the property is what it is . neighbors say -- an elderly woman used to live there. but -- she now nursing home. hurricane matthew -- continues to batter the east coast. the category one storm --- dumping torrential rain -- from florida to the carolinas. the death toll -- now 13 people. abc's -- marci gonzalez -- is in st. augustine, florida with the latest. hurricane matthew - leaving its destructive mark up the coast? sot gov. pat mccrory / north carolina "this is a very serious and deadly storm." after ripping up roads and damaging homes in florida sot james catastrophe this weekend is something else." today- the storm tearing through georgia?. and the carolinas - mos "you cannot stand in one place the wind is blowing at such a high pace." those strong winds- bringing down trees? and power lines? leaving more than a million people -in the dark. but the biggest concern - flooding? nat water sound- national guard video