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that's when miriam came. [laughter] she flew into wichita, south central kansas, and i gave her directions -- [inaudible] we're kind of at the end of a -- [inaudible] and this is going to be interesting. if she can find it. and she did. she just -- she brought her little note pad and her pen, and her voice recorder which was really intimidating at first -- [laughter] and she started asking questions and learning. it was very intellectually challenging to me. i was tired that time of year anyways, but i was tired to a whole new level that year because -- [inaudible] that i had to do at the same time. my experience has been that i was very optimistic to have participated in this. farmers tend to, we tend to be introverts and not be -- it's difficult for us to open our entire world up to many people because it's somewhat of -- [inaudible] because the land, in my opinion, reflects a lot of our personal be severals. and so -- selves. and so it was a big choice for us to open ourselves up in this way. but my experi

de miriam hay quienes si resultan vctimas este engaÑo.ue otros fraudes el prer la estafaporque roban el dinero va a ser casi imposible recuperarlo". arlen outro si usted ha sido vctima de este fraude lo que tiene que hacer es reportarlo de inmediato al departamento de asuntos del consumidor de california, llamando al 1-800- 952-5210 les report arlen fernndez ye recuerdo que se puede comunicar con telemundo 48 resnde al 844- 408-48 take vo/lorena --si no puede descansar bien en las noches... podra ser culpa de su dieta y lo que coma antes explico a la ca....... le masadelante..... gabriel live los gigantes derrotaron a losmea la ronda divisional.. gran juego de burmgarner y take vo conor gillaspie se vistio de roe remolcandlas carreras dela victoria.. los detalles en deportes. end segmt en ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. ---adelante gabriel gabriel como son las cosas, eduardo nuÑez fue dado de baja para este juego por lesion y en su lugar entre conor gillasp.. con juego empate cero a cero

unless miriam just blows me away and says no, no, come out, come out. then i just have to take the lumps, i guess. >> coming up. >> this is you when you first came in here. >> nathaniel jordan takes a look back at his arrival in intake. >>> nathaniel jordan continues to bide his time in the mental health unit in cleveland's cuyahoga county correction center. gazing out his window, or reading religious books, he has been nothing but calm and compliant. but when he first arrived, it was very different. >> this nation told me to shoot the [ bleep ] in the face! ahhh! >> due to his out-of-control behavior, jordan was never able to be formally booked into the jail. so today officer henderson will take him through the process. >> how are you doing, mr. jordan? bunk up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. t

miriam: hillary clinton dice que es una gran tormenta y le pide a las personas que tengan cuidado y que contigo javier. javier:vamos a pasar con carlos aguiar nuestro compaÑero que se encuentran medios de este huracÁn que está llegando a la florida. juan carlos:continuamos en el extremo este de la ciudad en el centro de la florida pueden ver el mar como se encuentra de picado en un dÍa normal, la lectura de esta sola no superarÍa ni en uno o dos pies, sin embargoa esta hora cuando todavÍa faltan entre 6 y 8 horas las olas alcanzan hasta 5 pies de altura. podemos ver como todas las casas y edificios aquÍ alrededor de estas 6 villas que tiene de largo esta playa fueron evacuadas por las autoridades. los apartamentos se encuentran vacÍos. constantemente pasa la policÍa garantizando la seguridad de las propiedades y las personas que desalojaron voluntariamente sus residencias para desplazarse a sitios mÁs seguros. a lo largo de la maÑana encontramos locales que permanecen abiertos. especialmente supermercados, ferreterÍas y farmacias. estamos aquÍ listos para poder informarles a ustedes lo

in miriam's case surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. it's been less than a year since my diagnosis and i'm back with my students. i feel like i have so much to give them now. if i get to live another day or one hundred years, i want to make that time count. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/phoenix [ knock on door ] >> quinn: [ gasps ] sweetheart! what a wonderful surprise! come on in! i thought you were the morning shift nurse here to relieve glenda. having the round-the-clock care has been really incredible. it's been comforting to know >> wyatt: how is he? >> quinn: well, it's gonna be a long road to recovery, but he's making progress every day. i'm going to make him better. i don't care if nobody believes me. >> wyatt: i believe you. you're good at always getting what you want. >> quinn: eric had me put that back up after ridge took it down.

to see the flowering and the rising up of our neighborhoods from our small business leaders like miriam [inaudible] who was also in on the advisory committee on the arab american grocers to african and latino committee standing up for healthier to make it thanks to mayor lee and many others for this amazing report but it captures the spirit of our movements. lastly, i'll take a moment to say that the passage of proposition b the sugar and beverage taxes critical. it will help fund fund so many programs in our city so we can expand not only healthy retail sf but many other programs to gift our communities out of poverty and to fight for a culture of health in our communities. thank you to tom todd solo oewd [inaudible] and the department of public health for their leadership but especially the grassroots leaders from all our communities. thank you. >>[applause] >> thank you supervisor mar. as i mentioned this was a partnership between the office of economic and workforce developers and the department of public health and the share believe we can improve and support small businesses and p

javier: seguimos por la pantalla de univisiÓn, sigan acompaÑando, un gran saludo a miriam, jorge falcÓn sus vÍdeos asÍ nos cuentan cÓmo fue su primera vez, cÓmo fue la experiencia cuando fueron a votar. #miprimeravez tengo una segunda vez, "primer impacto" y borja voces tiene una sÚper exclusiva. vamos con Él para que nos cuente de que se trata. hemos escuchado del segundo hijo de juan gabriel. bienvenido. borja: buenas tarde, un placer. lo importante es contar la verdad, conocÍ a joao y a su madre, hoy en "primer impacto" el testimonio de la madre es muy revelador. vamos a escuchar como la madre de uno de sus hijos que se han mantenido en el anonimato por muchos aÑos, nos cuenta cÓmo era su relaciÓn con el divo de juÁrez. muchas personas en casa ahora mismo que estarÁn pensando cÓmo era esa relaciÓn. todos los detalles lo vamos a contar en "primer impacto". escuchemos el adelanto. >>yo todo lo que alberto amaba lo aprendÍ a amar. porque rechazan la sangre de alberto? mi hijo tiene que ser una canciÓn registrada para quÉ lo acepten? carolina: fuertes declaraciones. borja: supongo que la

in miriam's case surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. it's been less than a year since my diagnosis and i'm back at work, back with my students. i feel like i have so much to give them now. if i get to live another day or one hundred years, i want to make that time count. the evolution of cancer care is here. appointments available now. man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i'll do that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin. plus, it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that's what i wanted to know. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and, in rare cases, fatal bleeding. ial heart val

miriam hurst, and it's about the post memory, the concept that one could have memory that is not even your own. it is a deep dive by the curators into this subject. >>> we will take a quick break, but how interesting that internally you function on the inspiration and in turn you hope to stimulate the very exhibit itself for the public to come, a beautiful circle of inspiration.>>> join us in a moment when we come back to mosaic. announcer: todd's a great guy. i mean, look at him. what. a. sweetheart. attaboy. wait, todd, what are you doing? how totally selfish and un-toddlike of you. come on, todd, come on, man. >>> good morning, welcome to mosaic. >>> we are in a wonderful conversation with tran19, executive director of the contemporary jewish museum, and gravity goldberg, executive director of the public program. >>> we spoke about how the museum initiated the artistic experience, and let's talk a little more of what the museum is up to in that rim of the offering for the community -- rim of the offering -- realm of the offering for the community. >> we have long relationship with

. >>> bricker confessed the shooting death of miriam sade adebayo outside of a store. she was a university of maryland grawho worked at a healthcare company. bricker was an ex-con with a criminal record. is locked up for killing their own infant son. and i have to actual, they -- tell you, they are hard to hear. antoine petty had been driving a hearst. penny and his wife are accused of killing their 3-month-old son in september. and burying him in some woods behind parkdale high school. court documents available today, say petty took the baby onto the balcony at the couple's green belt parm. and he punched the try to get the baby to stop crying. and the baby died. and the couple put the body for a full day, allegedly ferreted on september 22nd. they will be in court for the first time tomorrow. >>> green light for a new hospital in prince george's county. plans call for a new one to be the new facility would replace prince george's hospital center in cheverly. the new hospital should be open in 2020. >>> we're saying goodbye to our beloved bao bao. the national zoo's 3

brainchild of entrepreneur miriam. story.the reporter: at first glance, it your typical show at the paris fashion week. but take a closer look. and you realize this is not just about fashion. the models are all either partially your typical show at sighted or completely blind. a frenchwas created by after algerian entrepreneur with one goal in mind. >> to open people's minds. we want people to accept the differences of others and we these models to accept their disability. especially here in france, so they can fight for society to perceive them differently. reporter: she says she wants to redefine standards of beauty and combat discrimination in the modeling industry. fashion should be about clothes, she says, not the person wearing them. like it will open people's eyes as well as change minds about people, about people and people with low vision, as well as hopefully other conditions. reporter: models made their way orn the runway without canes guide dogs. instead, they used a rope line to guide them along the cat wa

. >> reporter: rose anne cash performs and miriam theater. go to 6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> the dodgers and play at 1:00 p.m., the indi

miriam myers had no hesitations about coming out to the site of last night's scary incident for early voting. >> you can't let something like that keep you away from what you believe in. >> reporter: around 9:15 last at gunpoint and stole his gun. that man then got away. >> i feel unsafe. >> reporter: phillip taylor says he is sick of the violence in his neighborhood. >> we need a lot of cleaning up because this kind of violence happens too much and the weapons end up in the wrong hands. they are already in the wrong hands. >> reporter: though neighbors here say the violence must end, they say they will keep moving forward. >> it doesn't make me feel good, stay in the house and not do nothing. >> reporter: hillary lane, wusa9. >> luckily, the security guard was not injured. the suspect is a black man between the ages of 25 and 30, six feet tall and wearing a gray hoody and jeans. the grisly murders at a dc mansion. he is accused of murdering four. he held them hostage until he got a ransom payment, then he killed them and set fire to the home. >>> tracking metro, you are going to want

. >> cinco hijos le han enseÑado a miriam para ahorrar lo mejor es esperar. >> la Última semana la tienerenadora frente al pÚblico en eran su mayorÍa niÑos, y un trabajador. >> pero el animal comenzÓ a arrastrarla por toda la jaula. >> el tigre finalmente la soltÓ pero la mujer tucho qvo que ser operada de varias lesiones en las piernas. >> han pasado dos meses de su muerte y le siguen rindiendo homenajes a nuestro querido juan gabriel el mÁs reciente y llega de los Ángeles donde se ha declarado el dÍa de juan gabriel cada 27 de octubre, la ciudad dice que es su manera de honrar no solo al querido cantante sino a todos los inmigrantes. >> edgar muÑoz tiene mÁs. >> un acordeÓn y guitarra en la ciudad de los Ángeles se canta en honor al dÍa de juan gabriel, le palpita el corazÓn porque recuerda cuando vivÍa en mÉxico. >> cuando le ayudaba a mi abuelo hacer las tortillas hechas a mano, para festejar para recordar y escucharla en una tarde tranquila. >> la ciudad de los Ángeles declarÓ el 27 de octubre en su memoria el concejal fue el impulsor. >> la cultura del pueblo mexicano pueblo inmi c

. >> reporter: pennsylvania ballet purchases revolution november 10th to the 13th at the at the miriam theater. go to 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> one final check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. all right, well, we're off to a mix of sun and clouds, a little bit more cloud cover than earlier. 60 degrees is the high in reading. looks like 59 degrees or so in the northern and western suburbs. up move toward philadelphia there are a lot of highs in the mid 60s. berlin, 62. you make a move toward the shore, 66 in atlantic city, sea isle and cape may. breezy and down right blustery with winds gusting as high as 25 to 30 miles per hour. >> hold on to your hat. >> thank you again. here's a look at the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. we're continuing to follow form attorney general kathleen kane sentencing, we'll have a live update from the montgomery county courthouse. >>> an update after neighbors say this dog saved his homeowner from a fire in the port richmond section. >> that's it for "action news," don't forget to join

of the arts welcomed its new president today, david yeager in a performance filled inauguration at miriam theater. >> ♪ >> honorary degrees wassard todd sam lee, creative genius behind marvel comics and the producer, ron, known for the film cold mountain and little miss sunshine. they featured a how much down broad street, jazz band, student performances and remarks from philadelphia's hair jim kenney. it is only the fourth, since 1987. >>> it may be the middle of october but what a day, at the beach, mild temperatures, hade for a great way to spend time down the shore in ocean city. we found this group playing a game of soccer in the sand. playing field was perfect, and low tides, earlier this afternoon. >> i mean it could have been a beach day with the kind of temperatures we were seeing. >> yes, sure. >> people were closing their pools on the season we could have gone out, got a few lap is today, beautiful weather. >> yes. >> because a lot of those are coming down, foliage is heading in to full bloom but doesn't feel like fall today. >> not at all it feels likened of sum iser. temperat

. >> reporter: when miriam slome was diagnosed with stage four, or metastatic, breast cancer two years ago, it had spread to her bone marrow, abdomen, and ovary. >> i don't believe i've ever experienced fear the way i did when i was told that i had metastatic breast cer >> we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: dr. linda vahdat directs breast cancer research at new york presbyterian and weill cornell medicine. >> we understand how tumors grow, we understand how they spread. we have a lot of things to make people feel better but at the end of the day it's still the breast cancer that's killing them. >> reporter: how do you balance hope with reality? >> i always tell people that while stage four breast cancer is not a curable disease it is a highly treatable disease. >> reporter: but not enough dr. vahdat is working on a way to alter the environment in areas where cancer cells may spread. she's testing a drug that reduces the body's level of copper, an element those tumors need to flourish. so the cancer cell is floating around in the body trying to figure out a place to land. and bas

miriam: todo eso lo he tenido que trabajar.s de hoy, y digo: quÉ barbaridad! entiende que no le vas a poder enseÑar el mundo a travÉs de los ojos con los que tÚ lo viste y creciste. pero tambiÉn respetar que hay muchas cosas de esta nueva sociedad que son muy enriquecedoras. yo creo que es como alivianarse, comprender, involucrarse, porque hay una sobre exposiciÓn de informaciÓn, y es importante poner ciertos lÍmites. francisca: hablamos en este caso de las madres, pero, ¿quÉ papel juegan los padres? lizi: los papÁs, por supuesto... digo, los que estÁn presentes. francisca: pero hay padres solteros tambiÉn. lizi: por supuesto. antes jugÁbamos bote pateado en la calle, estÁbamos con los vecinos... para un papÁ debe ser muy frustrante decirle a su hijo: vamos a jugar boliche. y el niÑo con el ipad. es difÍcil, porque quiere el papÁ enseÑarle el mundo, y el niÑo quiere ver el mundo a travÉs de internet. francisca: claro que sÍ. y a las mamÁs, digamos que hay una mujer con mÁs de 40 aÑos que quiere ser mamÁ en esta generaciÓn. ¿quÉ

the calendar is a success, but chris and annie's friendship is strained due to their new-found miriam salamah as marie, pat taylor as brenda hulse, kevin petersen as rod, denise clipperton as lady cravenshire, lucy dlamini as elaine, and j'kalein madison as liam. th sunday matinees are at 2pm. box office will open september 23 for season ticket holders and september 29 for general public. box office hours are 1- tickets, dial 319-app-laud or check at that's right. orange leaf frozen yogurt did a test run delivering fro-yo to students at hope college in michigan -- using a drone. it took about 15 minutes to travel a little under a mile... if the program succeeds, orange leaf frozen yogurt plans to expand the service to more locations and potentially include other foods. movie and music news -- here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. kennedy in "jackie," which follows the iconic u-s first lady in the days after the dropped for the film, which opens in december and is drawing oscar buzz. "blah blah blah... all that were cut from "suicide squad," but he may have the last laugh: war

thanks miriam albright for your photo of the sunrise this weekend. .................... a rollercoaster of temps this week as a couple of systems pass by us to the north and keep the wind generator going and cooler air filtering our way. .......... down near 80 degrees today and calmer winds by the afternoon.... .............. then northerly breezes tomorrow only in the 70s by wednesday. ......... mornings in the chilly 50s.... with clear skies overnight will really feel chillier. ................. highs today at 80 degrees is definitely on target for normal. ............... the mountains have a high wind warning through the morning with gusts possibly up to 70 mph before noon. .... then a big warm-up back to near 90 by the weekend. demetria, how are the roads? <<< <<< >>> demetria, how are the roads? <<< >>> we'll be right back./// ((brian loftus)) jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energ

in miriam's case surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. it's been less than a year since my diagnosis and i'm back at work, back with my students. i feel like i have so much to give them now. if i get to live another day or one hundred years, i want to make that time count. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com. >>> pink day for "deals & steals." a lot of big ones coming up with tory. coming up in just a little bit. >>> first, apparenting aall right about concussions. a new study raising concerns. and paula has the story of one young athlete who is a cheerleader. >> reporter: let's be honest. when you hear sport and concussion, you think football, soccer, maybe even baseball. but cheerleading? and that right there is the problem. tumbling resulting in actual tumbles. it happens more often than you think. and can have catastrophic consequences. just ask caitlin. >> it's been over a year and i still have headaches. 60%, 70% of the day. >> reporter: over the course of 15 years, she's suffered five concussions. a

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miriam ingram caught on camera yelling at her neighbors, upset over them smoking outside. she claims the smell was coming through her vents and it wasn't the first time. she yelled from inside her home but her neighbors we recording her. then the knock on the door. >> i just came by to ask you why you yelled what you yelled at your neighbor. you still can't yell obscenities at people over the wall. >> he just told me he's going to file charges and i think they're going to come arrest me. >> there is a hearing later this month on her case. we'll keep you updated on what happens. innocent enough. others are raising red flags with parents. one is called whisper, a free app letting your child talk anonymously with other people. if you like what someone else said, you can love it, chat or ask them to join a group. some are finding out there are dangerous consequences. >> you're allowing someone to see exactly your exact location. it's like opening the front door to your house and leaving it open for anyone to enter. >> officers in boulder, who met his 14-year-old victim on whis