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turkish foreign toso mary hope to find a new home in germany but sixty years later he's come to a devastating conclusion about immigration and integration. in the porch of karaka . istanbul this is where towson marry set off for germany sixty years ago he had a scholarship a place at university in munich and great expectations. for him i'd been to munich before and i liked what i saw. and it was a new beginning a beautiful country modern and a leader in the field of science. through and. back then towson merrick couldn't anticipate the problems he would encounter in germany. his son journalist john mary would write about them in a book decades later. a key element of the book is the political discussions between father and son with towson standing up for the turkish president. but i don't think because i was thinking how can someone who is politically liberal left wing in germany defend these policies. when my father said what i think a lot of german turks think. everyone has given me back my pride that's why i support him so i thought i've got to write this down. at first towson mary felt ac

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. >> every time it rains hard, use a hail mary and hope it is not the time. here we are. it was the time. >> reporter: rescue crews are searching for edison herman. much of the street is now covered in mud or washed away. from beneath the small bridge, crews pulled a dumpster, a tree with roots and three cars. they cleared this field of about a dozen flooded cars. about eight inches of rain fell over just a few hours on sunday afternoon. residents and business owners they flash flood was more destructive than the flood in july 2016. that killed two people and caused millions in damage. >> we will be stronger in the future. this is not a place that gives him. we did not give in in 2016 we will not give in and 2018. >> reporter: maryland's governor, larry hogan declared a state of emergency. he just announced federal funding of more than $1 million to help restore the downtown from the 2016 flood. >> here we are again. i said to my husband, is this the new normal? is this what is normal now? for us every couple of years to have to dig this place out. >> reporter: timothy sa

tonight ann marie peterson is hoping someone will recognize this man and turn him in. mark matthews, ebbs about bnbc news. >>> tesla is working with the ntsb to determine what caused a crash that killed a man. investigators are analyzing the vehicle and every bit of evidence they collect. he was found still buckled in in the bottom of the bond. it's unknown if auto pilot was engaged. >>> how bad will this fire season be? last year was the most destructive on record. firefighters in the bay area are asking fo asking for the community's help. they are in the hot spot of the oakland hills. melissa, homeowners are well aware of fire danger in those hills. what are they being told this time around. >> >> reporter: their is exactly what fire officials are worried about. you've got dry weeds, almost as tall as i am. and i'm roughly 54 h'4". this is what crews are worried about. any careless spark from a cigarette or tailpipe and all of this could light up. >> fire defense is self-defense. the preparation you take now really is what matters when self-defense becomes an issue.

but you know, every time it rains hard, you say a hail mary and hope it's not the time.e we are. it was the time. >> officials say they had 300 water rescues last evening. the governor has declareded an emergency here. he just announced a couple weeks ago that they had secured a million dollars of funding from the federal government to help repair from the last flood. a number of business owners just did repair work and then this happened. leland? >> leland: heart breaking for them. you mentioned 300 successful rescuers. one person still missing. any news on him? >> yeah. rescue workers and officials say they're still looking for the 39-year-old, edison herman. an active member of the army national guard. officials say he was eating at a restaurant on man street about 150 yards from here. that's where he was last seen. we talked to residents that were downtown. they said it quickly reached the point where you needed to get to the second story of wherever you were. you couldn't walk out in the street. as you saw here, that video of that water rushing through there. didn't

you always pray that it's not going to happen again, but every time it rains hard you say a hail mary and hope it's not the time and here we are. it was the time. >> that july 2016 storm that flooded much of this area because tens of millions of dollars in damage and also killed two people. a number of the business owners we spoke to in this area they they had been repairing over the last couple of years. that brewery owner that we just heard from, the second menu just heard from, he said that he had just finished repairs about a few weeks ago and then this happened. melissa. >> melissa: so devastating. rich edson, thank you. joining us now is ellicott city resident kelly harris who has twice survived to the historic flooding in her town. thank you so much for joining us tonight. the water came in. you were trapped, a firefighter had to help you climb out of your building. tell us about that. >> it was actually just so surreal living through it all again. in 2016 i was able to just walk out my front door with a small bag of toiletries and not even a change of clothes and this time the water di

maintenance review and our local cleveland employees are working diligently to accommodate the 76 >> mary, i hopel with me. i'm reading this and looking at this, i do recall with the southwest airlines flight of last month, after that happened, southwest made the move to speed up maintenance reviews and inspections of their planes, or at least part of the planes, right? >> that's right. but in this case, they have to take it out of service because a cracked window or missing piece of the window renders the aircraft unairworthy, meaning you can't fly it. now, whether this will lead to inspection of other aircraft will depend on what they know about the window, if there were any warnings or the window or the housing, if there were any directives which are regulations from the government telling you that you should inspect certain things. so they'll look at, if there's any of that existent for this plane or housing or window, and if not, it doesn't matter, you cannot use the plane with a cracked window. it's unairworthy at this point. >> and no passenger wants to be this that plane any way. mary, th

every time it rains hard, you say hail mary and hope it's not the time and here we are.s time. >> rescue crews say they are searching for edison her man. last seen at restaurant here in main street. much of that street is covered in mud or washed away. from beaten neath this small bridge dumpster trees with roots and cars. they cleared this street with about a dozen cars. 8-inch of rain fell over a few hours sunday afternoon. residents and business owners say the flash flood it created was more destructive than the flood in july 2016. that killed two people and caused tens of millions in damage. >> we will be stronger in the future. we really will, folks. this is not a place that gives. in we didn't give in 2016. we won't give n 2018. i want people to noel cot city is strong. >> larry who he dan has declared a safety emergency. he had just denounced federal funding of more than a million dollars to help restore the downtown from the 2016 flood. >> so now here we are again and it's sad but i said to my husband, is this our new normal? is this what's normal now for us to e

mary lee, kpix 5. >> i hope she brings some back. >>> meantime, michelin star chef dominique crenn took top honors as best chef in the west. crenn is the first woman to win the award in 11 years. she owns three eateries here in san francisco including crenn which has two michelin stars. >>> raise your hand if you're hungry. did a little barbecuing this evening? we have a breeze coming in. that breeze is bringing low clouds and fog. we're losing the city of san francisco, the fog is taking over. find out far inland it goes and how much cooler we'll be tomorrow, coming up. >> also coming up new at 6:00 tonight, sky drone 5 shows coal piling up at this bay area port. a dramatic jump in shipments. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california val

we're live in san jose with how one student says he hopes to create change. mary ann? >> reporter: one student here at bellerman in san jose is trying to get high school valedictorians to agree to do a 60-minute speech addressing gun violence when they speak at graduation. believe it or not so far more than 100 have agreed to do it. 30 minutes of terror in a texas classroom friday. a mass shooting that left ten people dead and 13 injured. now a new approach to highlight an attempt to stop gun violence. bellerman student is part of a group of students asking high school valedictorians to include a 60-second speech addressing gun violence when she they speak at graduation. >> we are the adults now, we are the ones who are going to take action. we are the ones who are no longer going to sit back and be appear thettic towards change. >> he's joining forces with other high school leaders for the donate 60 project. they hope what starts at commencement ends at the ballot box. >> we're the only country on the planet that has so many guns and so many deaths associated with gun

congress during the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections, an outcome president trump obviously hopes to avoid. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you, laura. >>> the department of homeland security is pushing back against a report that secretary kirstjen nielsen was close to resigning this week. nielsen reportedly told colleagues she was ready to quit after a tirade against her by president trump. that's according to "the new york times." they have clashed in illegal immigration and what the president believes is weak border enforcement. but in a statement nielsen said the president is rightly frustrated that his administration has been prevented from fully securing the border. >>> a pentagon report on the ambush that killed four american soldiers in niger found the enemy achieved tactical surprise against u.s. and nigerian forces that were greatly outnumbered. the report concludes no american was captured alive during last october's attack and cites numerous acts of bravery and several mistakes. david martin has details. >> reporter: the team of americans and nigerian soldiers had ben

. >> you know, every time it rains hard, you know, you say a hail mary and hope that it is not the timeon is live in ellicott city with the latest. hi, rich. >> good afternoon. police say they are still searching for the 39-year-old missing man, edison herman, severn, maryland. this is a town close to ellicott city. he is in the army reserve, the national guard and the police have been searching for him since he was eating at a restaurant. he was last seen at 5:00 in the afternoon on main street. there have been salvage crews since the morning. if you look at the tunnel here where the stream is going through. a couple of hours ago there were rescue crews or the salvage crews pulling from there a tree, a dumpster and three separate cars. there were cars littered throughout here. you see the path that the a advantage crews took -- the salvage crew took. the water had reached the first porch there, destroying much of what came through here. so, on top of that, we talked to the owner of that house. the purple house in front of you. she was driving dun the street 15 minutes before the floodi

mary election on tuesday. the gop is placing the election hopes on convincing americans the tax law is for the better. >> we wantack and make our products here. this is america first now folks. >> the white house says in cleveland alone, there has been an increase in 3300 manufacturing jobs since president donald trump took office. >>> colorado state university apologize to us para brothers that will pulled out of a campus tour because a woman found them creepy. -- apologized to a pair of brothers that were pulled out of a campus tour because a woman found them creepy. body camera footage was released. the teenagers are from new mexico, and members of the mohawk tribe. they drove seven hours to tour the campus. police say they got 8911 call that the brothers were acting oddly and weighing weird -- wearing weird clothing. after talking to them, they determined they had not done anything wrong. the school said they would also refund their travel expense and offer them a vip tour. >>> more than 1000 people have been arrested in an anti-bow to mere pollutant protest -- vladimir putin protest. russian police have vio

marie green. this morning, final preparations are under way for the royal wedding. crowds have been gathered outside windsor castle hoping to capture glimpses of prince harry and meghan markle. teri okita is in windsor, england. teri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. they say they're dev stated her father won't be able to attend the joys of marriage. >> reporter: tomorrow well-wishers of all ages will be lining the streets of windsor castle to see that joy. guests are also going to have to find that perfect had for the wedding. i have to tell you. there's no proetd kol that says a close friend or relative or mother can't walk her down the aisle. a little more recently queen elizabeth's sister margaret was walked down the aisle by prince philip in 1960. teri? >> very interesting. you reminded me hat watching will also be part of this whole thing. >> yes. it's all part of the pormts. >> love your hat. >> thank you. >> it is. teri okita, thank you. >>> you can watch the royal wedding right here on cbs, dark and early, 4:00 a.m. eastern. >>> another eruption has been detected and older fissures have been

time in years as the civil war came to an end told his wife mary that it was finally time for him to take some rest and he expressed his hope and desire to visit the holy city of jerusalem many say that those were his last words as he sat next to her in ford's theater. i think president lincoln is smiling today as another great republican donald j. trump opens our embassy and the city that lincoln admired so much thank you. thank you i would like to thank the faith leaders who are here and the entire faith community for their support and i'd like to now call upon two of them dr robert jeffress of the first baptist church of dallas along with rabbi zalman while awake from hot to offer a few words of inspiration thank. heaven late father we come before you the god of abraham isaac and jacob thanking you for bringing us to this momentous occasion in the last joining us here watching images here of the inauguration of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. from tel aviv that was david friedman the u.s. ambassador to israel speaking there this was a campaign promise from donald trump but that he followed through on and we did see hi

mary l. booker leadership academy, a much needed six through 12 school in the bayview in light of the low achievement of many bayview mission and excelsior schools. i support a new school which offers fresh hope and greater choice to these communities. mary l. booker leadership academy deserves your support so that the long-standing achievement gap that we see in the latino and african american community can be closed. i haven't seen any progress in the last 15 years. we've had no child left behind, we've had every child succeed, and to me, they're just empty slogans, because san francisco hasn't changed. so me, the under served students in san francisco would like a school like mary booker that would value their children. thank you. [applause]. >> good evening, board members and superintendent. my name is geraldine anderson, a single mother of two boys, who attended schools in the bayview. i come in support of mary l. booker leadership academy. she was a woman in the bayview who captured the support of the community while teaching children, young adults and elders to make the bayview neighborhood a better place to live, work, and raise a family. as a single mother, i look to the schools my c

hope the pres. will grant clemency to alex marie johnson who is serving a life sentence for nonviolent drug offense.nd advocates for prison reform. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, ice is claiming credit for deadly attack on police in belgium, the jihadist who carried it out on leave from prison. is a time for europe to get tough on terror? >> we had to finance and carry much of the cost of the federal government's failure. we went to see a solution. heather: the major crackdown on obama era policies in the white house. a cheeseburger, kim jong un's proposal to stop the nuclear outbreak and twitter is eating that one. ♪ the next big thing in food was once a little paper box. now we can easily take out food from a restaurant. let's stay in and binge-watch the snow. genius. now, the next big thing is the capital one savor card. earn 3% cash back on dining, 2% on groceries, and 1% on all other purchases. 2% on groceries, ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ diane: pomp

before i could answer, mary kept up and read we are hoping that chris reaches his right into potential. -- financial potential. if you remember nothing today, remember that sentence. you are dinner later, unpacked it because there are multiple levels of meeting -- meaning that my wife used. mr. axelrod: one of the things is that been linked to he saturday you out about the attorney general. had christie: we have conversations about that job over the course of a long time. me job that was offered to -- mr. axelrod: one job that was offered was heading the opioid panel. where are we as a country? what are we not doing to try to deal with scourge? gov. christie: we are not telling the truth to each other. , 74,000 americans will die of opioid overdose. to give you some perspective, that will be more than the people of -- number of people who will be called -- killed in car accidents and gun violence in this country combined in 2018. people be 22,000 more then who died in the worst year of the aids epidemic. 52,000 was the high in the aids epidemic in 1986. what i want to know is where are

hopefulness. as they near my seven year birthday, i think often of a sister mary taylor rosa tatarstan september. much has happened since those days. i haven't read much, learned much and experienced a lifetime of ups and downs. i have studied theology,osophy,. yet, i had not come across a better statement of our purpose in life than what she taught us over six decades ago. this could well be the result of the many flaws and efficiencies in my ability and my life. from time to time, he amassed why came back to the church after a quarter of a century away. often as a cynical if not bitter soul. i usually respond that life happens and then i ran away as the next seminarian as a middle-aged man, humbled by the realities of life and better able to cross fade. it reminds me of my encounters with my grandfather. he was a devout catholic, a convert and only had nine months of education. he and my grandmother raised my brother and me. i had been an altar boy and thought i had a vocation. hence my four years in the seminary. but much was happening in the world involve a matter of race relation. i somehow

a lifetime has passed since those days of innocence and hopefulness but as i near my 7 years birthday i think often of what sister mary delarosa taught us that september. must has happened since those days. i have read much, learned much, and experienced a lifetime of ups and downs. i studied theology, philosophy, history and law, yet i have not come across a better statement of our purpose in life than what she taught us over six decades ago. this could bell be the result of the many flaws and deficiencies in my life. from time to time i am asked why i came back to the church after a quarter of a century away. often as a cynical if not bitter soul i usually respond that life happens and i ran away as a confused, bitter 19-year-old and crawled back as a middle-aged man humbled by the realities of life and able to appreciate god's gift of faith. that reminds me of my encounters with my grandfather as that bitter young man. he was a devout catholic, a convert and only had 9 months of education. he and my grandmother raised my brother and me. i had been an altar boy and hot i have a vocation, hence my four years in semin

and yet reality star kim kardashian west paid a visit hoping to convince the president to pardon alice mariehnson. she was involved in a tennessee based trafficking operation. the appellate judges and supreme court rejected her appeals and former president obama said no to her request for clemency. supporters maintain she is a model inmate that would thrive outside of prison. here is kardashian west talking about her. >> we are on a mission to get her story out there. she's spent two decades behind bars and i think she deserves a second chance at life. >> reporter: kardashian west came to meet with jared kushner but the president confirmed she met with him and tweeting, great meeting with kim kardashian and talked about prison reform and sentencing. and in response kardashian west, i would like to thank president trump for his time. it is our hope he will grant clemency for mrs. johnson who is serving life for a first time drug offense. and then sylvester stallone who champered the boxer's pardon. kim kardashian west hopes her celebrity had pull. her husband kanye west didn't vote but would

hoping to get some answers. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. marie siegenthaler was heading home to san francisco on march 26th but she never made it.chp says she was traveling on 101 south around the tiburon exit.. when a driver struck her motorycle and fled. connie siegenthaler/victim's mother: it feels like, i can never laugh about anything really again. and i know that's not true. i know i will. but it's just so painful right now. marie's body was ejected onto the roadway. and was struck by another driver less than a minute later.. that driver stopped to help. connie siegenthaler/victim's mother: you know, she was really was just kind of loving life. and then to be struck down like this, particularly by somebody who just then left. and then she was hit again by a second vehicle and i cannot get that image out of my mind. you know, it's really hard. the night of the accident.. marie had gone to the movies with her three siblings. aftwards.. she and her brother rode their motorcycles to san francisco... but when he didn't see her at home.. he went

mary became legally blind in 2003. she first discovered she had optic neuritis. she had to give up her hope of being a doctor.se are not hers. they she was just trying them on. they could cost $10,000. anything over her goal goes to the lions club because she wants them to assist other people in helping getting the sight like she is. >>> i don't think i speak just for myself when i say myth busters was the coolest show on television. maybe it will make you feel good again. one of the stars of myth busters is back sort of because she has taken so much of what she has learned in life and from the tv show myth busters and compiled it into a new book called crash test girl. basically this is just a promotional video. >> she said it's not that. she has been very honest in this book. >> is it like a kiss and tell? >> she talks about what he will find in the book. >> basically grew up on my first real grown up job. it taught me so much about myself and my life. it taught me how to use critical thinking. it's almost like i took all of my diaries and published them for you to read. >> putting it out there. >> why woul

it is our hope that the president will grant clemency to alice marie johnson who is serving a life sentence for first-time nonviolent drug offense, last week donald trump granted a rare posthumous pardon to jack johnson boxing's first black heavyweight champion who many believe was the subject of a racially charged conviction. sylvester stallone was among those who championed the boxer's pardon and kim kardashian west helping her celebrity as some pool. the reality star voted for hillary clinton. her husband connie was didn't vote but says he would have voted for trump. kardashian west met ivanka trump, they all had dinner together tonight after the white house meeting. >> our invitations got lost in the mail apparently. they do very much. the pres. signing the right to try bill today, the one he urged congress to get done during his state of the union address, allows terminally all patients to get access to experimental treatments bypassing the fda. >> i probably sign this bill, thousands of terminally ill americans will finally have the help, the hope and the fighting chance and it is bet

. >> in a statement released this afternoon, mary ann stuckey insists her term as board chair was coming to an end. quote, i hope the continuing improvements the school is making on its own and in response to criticism to improve zwrags and training will have a positive impact. >> and then ensuring the new leadership adheres to child abuse reporting laws so we can rebuild the school and make it a great one. >> reporter: the school has said it revised its policies and is now requiring additional staff training on mandatory reporting of sexual abuse to police. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. >>> as we mentioned, our investigative unit has aired a series of exclusive reports on presentation high school. to watch them, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative unit tab. >>> tonight we're learning the d.a. will not be filing charges against this man. a san jose kindergarten teacher accused of inappropriately touching a 9-year-old. prosecutors say there isn't enough evidence. police arrested edward frerking after allegations surfaced he touched a student who was helping him set u

marie johnson as well. she says she's not giving up until she sees her freed. >> kardashian-west in a statement said it is our hopesident will grant clemency to ms. alice marie johnson. we are optimistic for her future. >> she was evaluated by president obama, but they passed on that. still unclear why. >>> and president trump is taking aim at the head of abc's parent company after the cancellation of "roseanne". >> he complained on twitter that bob iger apologized for roseanne's racist tweet but never about comments made about him on abc. still, the press secretary said the president was not defending barr's tweet. she insisted she's not a racist. after barr blamed her behavior on ambien tweeting the maker of the sleeping pill tweeted back saying we have a lot of side effects, racism is not a side effect. >>> and mike pompeo has a full day of meetings with a top north korean official. the two had dinner in new york with close aides last night. kim yong chol is north korea's spymaster so to speak, the highest level north korean official to visit in 18 years. and the visit is to determine whether the summit between

mary. you should let somebody else run the business, and hope that somebody else can execute it because you have the time. >> i grew up in retail. to me, this is second nature. i love this. i love coming in here and rolling up my sleeves. >> greg, i'm not sensing that you have really been involved to date. no one's ever here. who's in charge? i don't know. >> i'm not here every day. i readily admit that. i can't imagine not being involved. >> and how about you, bill? >> i could be not involved. >> here's my offer. my offer is i'll put $300,000 into the business. i would own 51% of the business. the management team would own 25. and the current ownership would own whatever's left. >> i mean, i'm shocked by this quite frankly. it just doesn't seem to compute. >> you guys have any suggestions? >> what i'm seeing is 25%. >> i mean holy [bleep]. with all due respect, i would never do a deal where i would be less than 51%, and the reason that i'm not 100 is because i want the employees to have something. i can't do it without them, and potentially even having them be one of the general managers.

tweeted i would like to thank president trump this afternoon, it is our hope that the president will grant chen clemency to miss alice marie johnson whose serving a lifetime offense for a nonviolent drug related crime. april, what do you know about this meeting with the president and kim kardashian on prison reform? we know this is a key issue for jared kushner. >> well, what i do know, you know, the white house didn't want to leak out any information. as you just said it yourself, she has an issue or a person that she want pardoned. here's the issue, this is a hard issue for jared kushner. because his father was in prison, but at the same time this is part of the urban agenda that we've talked about that this president wants to roll out. he is bringing in people from everywhere to include people like mark leal, the head of the -- there are area that is we can find common ground on. mark and the national you shaurd work on job training and thing of that nature. then i have every-fridays of new york who is working with administration on possibly helping to get something to move forward. the devil is in the details. it's ab

time in years as the civil war came to an end told his wife, mary, that it was finally time for him to take some rest. and expressed his hope and desire to visit the holy city of jerusalem. many say that those were his last words as he sat next to her at ford's theater. i think president lincoln is smiling today is another great republican donald j. trump opens our embassy in the city that lincoln admired so much. [applause] >> i would like to thank the faith leaders who were here and the entire faith community for their support. and i'd like to now call upon two of them. dr. robert jeffers of the first baptist church of dallas, along with rabbi -- to offer a few words of inspiration. [applause] >> heavenly father, we come before you that god and abraham, isaac and jacob thanking you for bring us to this momentous occasion in the life of your people in the history of our world. 4000 years ago you said to your servant abraham that you would make him the father of a great nation, a nation through whom the whole world would be blast there and now as we look back we seem israel has been that blessing to the entire world through

i won't see all of you again, but i hope to see some of you in court standing there, speaking for josÉ gonzales who cannot speak for himself or mariegonzales. and i will be there beside you. thank you. [applause] >> commencement speeches all this week in prime time. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, "me too" movement founder, clarence thomas, starbucks coo roslyn gates and nikki haley. wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. thursday at 8:00 p.m., apple ceo tim cook, governor john kasich, governor kate brown, and congressman gutierrez. on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, jimmy carter, betsy devos, representative mark meadows and atlanta mayor. this week in prime time, on c-span and c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. this morning on c-span "washington journal", jeff weaver, bernie sanders 2016 campaign manager said the vermont senator is considering a run for the presidency in 2020. here's a look. >> will voters get another chance to vote for bernie sanders and 2020. >> motors in vermont will coming up in november. nationally, he is considering anothe

mary kay letourneau, the then married mother of four who pled guilty to raping her former student is hopingthe record straight in a new a&e network special called "mary kay letourneau, autobiography." >> first of all, i was a teacher and billy once was a student, but we weren't -- there was nothing going on at all when he was a student of mine. >> reporter: letourneau got pregnant and delivered the baby girl before serving her 80-day prison sentence. although the judge ordered her to stay away from him following her release, she violated her parole. >> i loved him. and he was waiting for my call. >> that was pretty much the plan to get back together and see each other. >> reporter: she was sent back to prison for seven years where she gave birth to another daughter. after serving they got married and blended their families. >> my oldest children have come to know billy and have always known him. now they're grown-up and they have independent lives, but, in the first years, they wanted to be together. >> reporter: now a paralegal, she claims she never knew she was doing anything illegal when

christians have in common and all their pious hopes in practice their differing views on the eucharist and on the role of women in the church keep them apart. but in mary magdalene parish the people are open minded and the architecture is intended to reflect that. father is slingers vision extends far beyond a shared church building his concept of the catholic church in the twenty first century is very different from that of martin your birth out in that. here there is no latin mass no confessional. yes there you can restrict theologies are a source of division but father in a sling and his parishioners seem prepared to venture out on new paths it's no coincidence that their churches dedicated to this female saint they view this disciple of jesus as the thirteenth apostle and a guide to the future. we hope of course that we have mentally reached the point where there are also female priests in the catholic church because. the women in father islam as parish have benefited tremendously from this attitude. at a parish council meeting so hamm is here to represent the catholics she's a lay theologians her opposite number in this group is the lutheran pasto

hoping. thank you very much for having me here mary. it's sixteen the concerning we see the u.s. withdraw from a diplomatic solution that is working iran is complying with the deal. and what you're doing is you're undermining the credibility of the united states and the trust worth engaging with the united states in that it really puts a risk of next month's summit with north korea why should any country trust the united states at this point so it's a it's a very worrying situation i think we have a lot of work ahead of us in the international community to convince governments that nuclear weapons is not the way to protect ourselves. what about opponents of the deal there was criticism at the time that it didn't tackle iran's activities in the region that it didn't do anything to curb iran's ballistic missile activity that you had certain sunset clauses provisions that essentially allowed certain activities juries you mark to five to ten years was this in some ways a floor deal it from the start absolutely not it's a great deal of it put some of the strongest safeguards and verif

hopeful communication last night. it was a good faith attempt to narrow the focus dramatically. maryr has been investigating alleged russian collusion for the past year. giuliani has warned an in person interview could be a perjury trap for the president. we are one day away from the royal wedding as prince harry and megan markel prepare, the biggest question is who will walk america's princess down the aisle. the final preparations gets underway. >> welcome today 2, fox news coverage of the royal wedding, it is a glorious friday. we are just outside windsor castle, the queen is munching on breakfast and tomorrow, the wedding. and the fox news team launched prince harry and megan markel roll up their reversal, and others. megan's mother had flown in from la wednesday, everybody except the queen, today coming here and meeting the queen. due to alleged health reasons and other reasons, it is a no-show. who walks her down the aisle, betting is on her mother but we will find out this afternoon. and the process in which will be happening after the wedding which will involve harry and mega

unfolding media is on the brink of change there's hope in this community that its children finally face a better future robin first al-jazeera you mary. eisel has claimed responsibility for a double suicide attack in central kabul which killed at least twenty five people and injured dozens more nine journalists were among those killed making it the worst day for the media in afghanistan since two thousand and one jennifer glass reports on the wall of. the first suicide bomber it was on a motorbike i saw says the target was intelligence headquarters but the explosion killed civilians and policeman in the street every day added the limb for policeman and from district nine who were at the front line were among those monsters and three policemen were wounded as well emergency workers rushed to the scene to aid the wounded. afghan cameramen reporters and photographers who come to cover the news became part of the story when a second suicide bomber disguised as a journalist blew himself up among such attacks could create existential threats against press freedom and freedom of expression in afghanistan which is considered one of the bigge

before i could answer, mary pat piped up and said, "you know, bill, we are actually hoping that chris finally reaches his financial potential." [laughter] mr. christie: i want you later -- if you remember nothing from today, remember that sentence. when you are eating dinner later, unpack it, because there's multiple levels of meaning. each one of those words has a meaning when my wife uses those words. that's what happens when you are married 32 years. things get unpacked pretty quickly. mr. axelrod: one of the things you have been linked to is that he sounded you out about attorney general. mr. christie: we have had conversations about that job over the course of a long time. but that job was never offered conversations about that job to me, if that is what you're asking, no. mr. axelrod: one job that was offered to you that you accepted was heading his opioid panel. i know that is an issue important to you. where are we as a country, and what are we not doing to deal with this scourge? mr. christie: first off, we are just not telling the truth to each other. remember, this year, if

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. >> reporter: mary says she's contact senator dianne feinstein's office for help and they couldn't help her. now she's hoping that another senator or person of influence k anousha rasta, nbc bay area news. >>> should someone have raised concerns earlier? the new disturbing details we're learning about a bay area couple accused of abusing and torturing their ten children. >>> 65 and sun necny in concord. how much warmer will we go by tomorrow afternoon? that's coming up in seven minutes. >>> look who's back in town and they're zipping through the hills and streets of the south bay. the world's top cyclists bringing fans and big business to normally quiet streets. wrongr children. tonight, a fairfield mother, is back in jail after pleading ) >>> she insists she did nothing wrong, and she loves her children. tonight a fairfield mother is back in jail after pleading not guilty to multiple counts of child abuse. we're now learning more about her and her husband's troubled past. incidents of report the domestic violence. jodi hernandez is live in vallejo with the new details for us, jodi? >> reporter: well, we've

before i could answer, mary pat piped up and said, "you know, bill, we are actually hoping that chris finally reaches his financial potential." if you remember nothing today, remember that sentence. when you are eating dinner later, unpack it because there's multiple levels of meaning. that's what happens when you are married 32 years. mr. axelrod: one of the things you have been linked to is that he sounded you out about attorney general. gov. christie: we have had conversations about that job over the course of a long time. but that job was never offered to me, if that is what you're asking, no. mr. axelrod: one job that was offered was heading the opioid panel. just take a couple minutes and talk about that. i know it is an issue that is important to you. where are we as a country, and what are we not doing to try to deal with discourage -- this scourge? arechristie: first off, we not telling the truth to each other. this year, 74,000 americans will die of an opioid overdose. to give you some perspective, that will be more than the number of people who will be killed in car acciden