karrie and her mom sometimes butted heads. the arguments could get heated. >> the issue was living with her mother finishing high school, but it got more and more strained as the years -- as she approached her senior year. >> by late august 2017 karrie, the one-time ballerina, had left home and was a sophomore at r.i.t. in rochester. her younger sister still lived with her mom. it seemed like a typical monday afternoon when a family friend came by the house to pick up the youngest for swim practice. but something looked very wrong. he called 911. >> she's motionless. and i'm concerned. >> the friend said he glimpsed a shadowy female figure on the stairway. >> she's just standing there not moving? >> kind of hard to tell. dark. >> something very dark had happened in that house. and when the curtain was pulled back, it would reveal a monstrous story. like something out of a greek tragedy. with an ending no one could fathom. >> this is absolutely ghoulish. >> yeah. >> coming up -- >> there appeared to be a body hanging inside the

nina: hi, mom! mindy: hi, mom! patsy: hi, mom! finia: how are you? mindy: beautiful product.that's my dream. mindy: thank you. lemonis: yeah, we love you. we'll call you later, okay? mindy: feel good! lemonis: this is the kind of relationship that is a big game changer. huge. thank you so much! patsy: oh, you're more than welcome. lemonis: it is definitely one of the biggest wins in small-business history for me. it was that big of a deal for me. ♪♪ you know what i thought we could do, we could just sit here and chat real quick. nina: i would love to. finia: sure. lemonis: we'll put you in the queen chair. so i had a specific thing that i wanted to talk about. we've had a lot of dialogue about nina's dreams. we've talked about fashion. and so with the weight watchers opportunity, and with all the wholesale and the co-packers and all these great things happening, i guess your mom and i wanted to hear from you what you want to do. nina: well, in all honesty, i'm not a quitter, so because of all the great things that are happening and the possibilities, i want to see them throug

she's a mom. she has kids. >> when she got, like, her hands on the case, she would call my mom almost every day. >> reporter: you finally had hope? >> did -- i did. >> reporter: that they would find your attacker? >> i did. she goes out. and she goes after, like, the evidence she's got. she goes after every tip. >> reporter: gonterman immersed herself in brittani's world prior to the attack. >> who she was friends with, what those relationships were -- who, who was in her phone, who the photos were, who she hung around with, what did she like to do? she was a very social girl. she was a very good girl. >> reporter: now five years after the attack, gonterman worked the case like it happened yesterday, searching for new leads, new witnesses. >> talked to neighbors, and i would look at every house to see is there anybody at this house who has a criminal history that would fit this type of crime. >> reporter: because the case had been out of the public eye for so long, gonterman and thomson began drum

my mom and i now have both been vaccinated fully.tected, you know. >> this is where the pandemic begins to end. >> yes. >> this is it. like -- >> folks like this that are health department workers who are the unsung heroes of this pandemic. as long as the vaccine continues to be allocated to our area, we're going to efficiently distribute it. >> there's still in this community a lot of vaccine hesitancy. >> we don't have buy-in locally yet from the latino community and certainly not from the caucasian community either. it's not only safe, it's do i actually need it. >> i'm not telling anybody not to go get vaccinated, because that would be irresponsible. i'm just saying i don't plan to. >> so there's a lot of different myths. one of them is well is this some kind of tracking device. you've heard that? >> yeah, yeah. >> does it make you infertile. >> do you think the vaccine is a vaccine? >> no. well, it's a vaccine but it hasn't been tested enough. >> you think there's a tracking device -- >> at one point it will do that. >> if we ha

two moms or ten moms can never be a father. it's something that every child longs for. this is what one woman who was created through sperm donation and raised by two women had to say. she said my mom's family motto was smile and pretend to be happy. but i did not feel happy. every time i came home from a friend's house and saw how different it was. my best friend's dad was the greatest guy pretty he was funny, and nice comment always taking us places. he listened to us. i was jealous of my friends and wrote the word daddy on a peace of paper. i put it under my pillow. i once had a like my friends had. we as a society have actually experienced father lawton mother law since time began. we used to lose fathers on a mass scale. for example after war women things to modern medicine however the reason children are losing their mother and father's not because of tragedy. but because of intentionality. now children are losing their mother and father because adult desires are being prioritize among their fundamental rights relive two different reactions to this. when a child l

and ten moms can never be a father and it's something every child longs for and it's what one womancreated through sperm donation into women had to say. she said my mom's family motto pretend to be happy and i didn't feel happy every time i came home from a friend's house and saw how different it was my best friends dad was a gratis guy he was funny and nice and always taking us places, he listened to us i was jealous of my friend and i wrote the word daddy on a piece of paper and i put it under my pillow, i wanted a daddy like my friend had. we as a society have actually experienced father lawson mother loss since time began, we used to lube to lose fathers on a mass scale for example after war women used to routinely die in childbirth but thanks to modern warfare and modern medicine those losses are minimal now the reasons children are losing their mother and father is not because the tragedy is because of intentionality, children are losing their mother and father because of adult desires are being prioritized above their fundamental rights and we have two different reactions to

and my mom and my grandparents really really use introduce us to so many i know if. i lived in jordan for a little bit and my grandmother and my grandfather were there i had a lebanese grandmother done for and i learned so much about food and our culture through the food that they used to make there are so many memories that i have of my mom teaching me to make traditional things she learned from her mom and now i get to teach my daughters about that to my left me so i have for example in the wintertime with my younger daughter it's something i used to do with my mom growing up teaching her how to make sure because my grandmother taught me how to meet that so many different memories that we get to make and we get to learn about our culture through the food that we which is amazing i want to go back to you and that that into you had about the it's often seen as israeli food when it's actually palestinian food what is palestinian food tell us about the culture in the country. not a lot for instance no i didn't travel back to palestine as a child i only started travelli

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my strongest memory my mom is she was very into teaching sharing. love to each other i would have put my own life on the line to try to just save my mom's had i known anything like this was going to happen. it was a day just like any other day. i went over to my parent's house normally when i went over my mom went right on the on the front porch to greet me. she didn't come to the door i was able to see her on the floor and she had been stabbed him beaten and left for dead. nose freaking out. of our car and. right now r r r r r r r r you know i was hysterical and i was yelling and screaming at the paramedics to hurry up and get her to the hospital so the doctors could do something to save her life. the police choke hold of me and him comfort me and put me in the car for my own safety a sense of when you call the authorities when something goes wrong you call for help and you put your full face on them i was. please i want to go to the hospital to be with my mom screaming crying you know. and he said no we have to go to ground as police department th

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>> if you had a thousand moms for housing, now you got a problem.re not ready to put in that fight. if we had, would never have let those women be pushed out of that house on magnolia street. >> you can start binge watching it today on website, nbcbayarea.com, or on roku, apple tv or our youtube channels. >>> our series "making it in the bay," renters watching the biden administration ahead of key deadline. federal protections end wednesday for renters struggling to make ends meet because of the coronavirus. administration could extend it, if it doesn't, renters at risk of eviction have more time, state extended its time to june. >>> highly contentious issue of gun control is again front and center. capitol hill tonight, democrats are pushing for stricter laws. republicans fighting to protect the second amendment they say but democrats want background checks. >> politics have shifted dramatic since 2013, 2016, last time we had a vote. >> you're not going to get 60 votes with legislation that requires when a father wants to sell his gun to his son to

the photo they sent to their mom and dad, dad, mom, we miss you, that was put in front of them.stioned as to why would you say this to your mom and dad. several of the children were subjected to this. that's the four applicant children. the young girl you saw there whose dad lives in australia, we haven't been in touch with her directly, but she was featured just this week in state media propaganda. she was put out in a video broadcast that showed her at a seemingly happy setting with her grandparents asking her dad to come back in to the country from australia. and it was clearly an effort to show that her life is great, according to chinese state media. that she has no issues. but you saw it there. she broke down. this is a little girl who, when we encountered her, wants her family together. didn't say she wants to leave the country but certainly wants mom and dad to be reunited. in that state media report, john and alisyn, they gave us a clue as to what happened to her mom. we could not find her. it seems she has been charged with a crime, inciting ethnic hatred and violence

because mom was never late. mom didn't miss appointments. she didn't just disappear. >> the next day, they filed aer report with the rcm perform, the royal canadian mounted police. they created a missing persons poster. a photo of wendy, smiling, happy. her hazel eyesed magnified by super sized glasses. a day went by and then two and then a week. >> i kept waiting for her to walk back through the door. >> you expected that to happen? >> i didn't know what else to do. >> for me, it was well, had she is -- >> one of my vivid memories is we went to see a movie together because we felt like let's have a little distraction from this trauma so i remember standing in line to go to the cinema, just feeling awful. feeling the weight of what is happening and having it feel so odd that we are doing that. like why aren't we looking for her? >> and anna remembered her dad going for long walks in the woods, seemed lost, in denial. >> he broke down for the first time. i had never seen real emotion come from him before. >> by then, wendy's disappearance bec

my mom's a super fan. >> trevor: well, hi mom.ow, i wouldn't know what hit me, to be honest. as if anyone ease o ever said that to me before, my mom and my sister -- i wouldn't no ewhat hit me. for some reason the generational jump adds to the confusion. >> you could get into a very weird porno at the andre residence if you wanted to. ( laughter ) i'm just putting that out there. offer is on the table. putting it out there. >> trevor: let's talk about the movie, eric! ( laughter ) "bad trip." this movie, mean, people have been waiting forever for this movie. it was pushed back like three times because to have the pandemic. i think even amazon leaked it by mistake on prime and had to pull it back. it felt like the whole thing was prank. but the movie is like a hidden movie prank show but there's real people in the movie, because you've got after narrative goings. it's actually a good story and then you're pranking real people. >> yes. >> trevor: surely that's harder to make than just a normal movie. >> it's incredibly hard because

my mom was put in the position of protecting us almost daily. my stepfather and my mother ended up having three children together as well and i found my stuff other turn into a loving adoring biological father. he was a different changed man towards his own children. now i know some heroic stepparents that are filling in for a missing biological parent that but they are the exception. the rule is that the biological parent is the most connected to, protective have been invested in children and there is knows to case to be made to the contrary. next gender balance. the incredible thing about honoring the fundamental child right is that we need to children will automatically get the paternal love and the maternal love that's optimal for child development. mothers and fathers are different. men and women are different and we see those differences demonstrate most powerfully in the family and children are the primary beneficiary of that. many experts believe so different are the ways that men and women interact with children and there is no such thi

or or new moms.afe for them to get the covid-19 vaccine. lot of people want to know. typically with questions like this doctors refer to past research and studies. but. >> obviously there just hasn't been that much info to go on for these women until now. and because their reports. >> we have had some others. they have decided to get the vaccine. we had some others that have decided to with pregnant women and breastfeeding moms left out of the initial vaccine trials. many are debating getting the covid-19 vaccine. we feel like our place is just empowering mothers. look at the information and make the best decision for them the same decision is not the best for everybody necessarily, but a recent study conducted by brigham and woman's hospital and massachusetts general hospital give new insight on how any bodies from the vaccine can be passed along to babies and it's very clear. >> immunization of the pregnant mom transmits first of all, safety for the mom and then also transmits the safety protection

>> mom's house. >> whose house?>> mom's house. >> that's why i liked moms for housing. >> the flame is burning so hard inside of my soul. >> if you had a thousand moms for housing, now you got a problem. but we're not ready to put in that fight. if we had, we done never let that women be pushed out of that house on magnolia street. >> you can binge watch "the moms of magnolia street" today on our website nbcbayarea.com or on roku, apple tv or our youtube channels. >>> there's a new after a big c outbreak. they are telling those students not to travel at all. the usc student health director says nearly 40 students recently tested positive. most of the cases were linked to traveling for spring break to places like mexico and florida. school health leaders say covid cases were declining due to strict safety protocols. >>> we have a live look at the oakland coliseum. tomorrow is opening night for the a pest. ear hosting the astros. since alameda county is moving into the orange tier, the coliseum can technically be 33%

i type all day. >> that mom is making zoom school work by taking her kids to her work.ry tonight because this week is dedicated to education. >>> i'm spencer christian. rainy, breezy and chilly are all elements of my accuweather forecast coming up as abc 7 news begins now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> coronavirus vaccines. it's what everyone wants, which means not everyone can get it, at least not right away. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. throughout the pandemic we have kept our focus on building a better bay area. our health is important but so is the economy, our changing workplaces, the changes happening to our schools and changes in society all around us with increased calls for racial and social justice. there is a lot on the table. and tonight we're going to touch on each of these issues with a look at what's being done to make improvements. >> we'll start with concerns about al california's vaccination plans. nearly a dozen bay area lawmakers and c

while my mom went to prison for eight years.oldest son when i was a sophomore in high school. however, i had the support of my family, of my church family. and i knew what i had to do. graduate with honors from my nursing program, went on to grad school. so it's like, whenever i'm faced with a challenge or something that seems -- may seem difficult for somebody or impossible for the next person, it's like, this is familiar for me. >>> i was two weeks into my do.- assignment. i started to feel bad. >> up next, danger facing the virus. >> there we go! >> plus a surprise at home. nicorette® knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette®. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette® antibacterial or moisturizing body wash? definitely moisturizer! antibacterial can i have both? new dove care & protect body wash eliminates 99% of bacteria and moisturizes for hours two for one! can i keep it? new dove car

, marshall plan for moms. i put this out there in the world a couple of weeks ago and moms are getting crushed. women are getting crushed. like i said we walked over 2 million jobs in those numbers keep increasing every day because of the instability of our school system because daycare is not a formal and because many women found themselves at jobs that was not pandemic proof. i spent most of her life fighting for women of equality and opportunity and i'm not going to let it roll down and so i am building a popular movement of moms who are angry and need to go for help in change because we need the influence of these people and we have an opportunity to shorten the recovery and to continue to put pressure on the public sector and the private sector to make sure that we are providing monthly payments for mothers. that is what the marshall plan is. we are building an infrastructure for affordable daycare that we are retraining the women who've lost their jobs and building a work environment that gets rid of the

nothing that prepared her mom for what she did at 22.rmy. >> she didn't ask me, she didn't get my opinion, she told me after she had done it. >> your family is a military family? >> we are. my dad was air force. my sister is retired air force. and then i was in the army reserves. >> after specialty training in information technology the army sent karlyn to south korea. off duty she found time to give back. >> she found herself volunteering at an orphanage. well, she starts sending me pictures of a little boy that she's in love with, and she says mom, i want to adopt him. i said, no. >> in korea karlyn found another kind of love. she began dating a handsome sergeant named maliek kearney. >> she was attracted to his confidence, to his air, the way he carried himself. >> he was a decorated soldier. >> yes. >> did she like that about him? >> yes. they worked out together and they ran. they were very competitive. >> karlyn gushed about maliek to her friends. >> she said that he was a great man, that he treated her right. and then she told me

from earning more >> there is a lot of pressure on moms to be the primary parent.ies, the mom is the primary custodian. >> reporter: today working women in the u.s. typically earn 82 cents for every dollar a man makes. mothers make just 75 cents for every dollar paid to fathers and single mothers only make 54 cents for every dollar a married father makes. >> they're not getting the support that they need, and it might not just be financial support. it also could be time to focus on perhaps returning to school, professional development and even networking. >> reporter: there's not a one size fits all approach to close the pay gap for single moms. brown says financial independence is crucial. >> recognize that even if you're not in a position where you can do it today, that maybe over time it can be something that you strive toward. >> reporter: frank, the financial planner that we spoke with says it's not only about equal pay but finding an equitable, financial situation for single moms whenever possible ideally that happens before a divorce is finalized, but negoti

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i mean, she was a soccer mom.the same soccer team as paige's -- >> sure. >> kids. >> reporter: so how did paige manage to keep her escort service a secret from everybody but clients for so long? well, she went by the name "carrie" selling her services through a front company she ran called models inc. a name that implied, intentionally, that several women worked with her, when it fact it was just her. some friends suspected, most didn't. >> it was very hard for me to believe. that she would want to have sex with men for money. >> reporter: but she did, according to this investigative report paige would charge up to $1,000 a session. you can imagine how these revelations hit paige's mom and dad. they just couldn't believe it. >> if i had known about it, i -- i definitely would've tried to use whatever persuasion i had to turn her away from it. i mean, if nothin' else, quite obviously it's dangerous. >> reporter: so, it was a shock, obviously, but they said they could understand her motives, after all, rob dixon's m

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and your mom stays in here as well yeah. ok so i'll tell you how long have you lived here for 3 years. ok earlier we lived in sheetrock quote the jaipur development authority moved us out of there but it was the height of the rainy season when they dropped us here it was raining heavily and everything got soaked we had no food we didn't eat properly for 5 days we were given a few biscuits. well look what he said we've had a lot of difficulties the g.t.a. said they'd provide us with everything but we didn't get anything at all we didn't even have water here we had to ask a neighboring houses for drinking water later there was a government bore hole nearby and all of us got together and paid to get a water connection from their. body. so how have they spoke to anyone in the government to try and help them you know. have you tried to speak to someone when my dad was alive we tried but now no one listens to us they can come any time to move us from here to that's why we shot it's because they can demolish all shelters any time.

my 77-year-old mom can't get a vaccine.is is a disgrace, people waiting all day and night, who knows if there will be a vaccine tomorrow? brazil's covid-19 situation has never been worse. daily case and death records are the normal, and icu's nationwide are full and health systems are failing. that's why health officials have been a success, and vaccine deliveries are month away from making a big impact, authorities say. >> all of these 70--year-olds behind me, they have been told they are not getting vaccines today. they wait because they are scared of the disease that preys on the elderly. but in brazil lately, it's not just the old who are dying. she was not just a daughter, she was a friend, and she was everything to me. her daughter was only 28 when she died last year of covid. her 4-year-old son lives with grandma now, their family forever missing a member. she said they called me that morning and said she was dead, and the virus did not let us say good-bye. for the last two months, multiple doctors said they have see

close with her mom.see anything that was suggestive to us that something she had done had caused her disappearance. >> classic teenage girl? >> that's what she appeared to be. >> reporter: but a classic teenage girl doesn't just vanish on her way home from school. >> i think the things that really started to cause us concern were when we looked at the video of her leaving the high school. it didn't appear as though she had belongings for a significant period of time away from home. >> please stay strong. >> reporter: when we come back, after weeks without leads, clues, or any word from abby, a stunning development. this letter in zenya's mailbox. >> it's a letter from nobody knew where. >> reporter: what it says and who it's from, next. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in g

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mom we both have taken mother advice from your mom.now, taking care of little ones is like. i definitely, every morning i wake up with a newfound respect for my mom i've always represented her tremendously, but i texted her this morning because i was woken up this morning at 2:00, and i had my alarm going off at 3:00 to get ready for this. i was like, i can't believe you did this with four children. she does everything so beautifully and gracefully i always have gained more respect for her. she's -- i call her every single day with something it is such a fun experience and a great time so far. >> i remember that it is a new perspective on motherhood not only when you experience it, but you start thinking about, did my mom do that same thing? my goodness, i would have been a little nicer when i was 16 >> i know. >> let's talk about the paperback. this book is all about forgiveness. for you, you had an episode with a friend you had to find forgiveness. is that what attracted you to the subject? >> yeah. i mean, i did a deep dive into for

. >>> a little more than a year ago two oakland moms into a vacant home. their fight quickly turned into a movement. >> the nbc bay area news team was there when it happened. we kept following those moms and started digging into the causes of our housing crisis as well as potential solutions. the result is a powerful multipart series we just dropped on our digital platform today called moms of magnolia street. here's a quick look. >> this is my home. i love oakland. i am oakland. born and raised right here in oakland, california. west oakland. right here. >> i grew up three blocks down. i used to play in this park summers after summers. and i've seen my community change so much. >> we have been dispersed. we're living under the bridges. >> i'm homeless. >> in spite of having multiple jobs. >> that doesn't give anybody the right to take someone else's property. >> this is the house that the moms built. >> we came with troops. >> this is a lot of firepower and a lot of heavy machinery for an eviction. >> you've got to fight for the people you love. >> you ca

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each other and their mom during the day, even if things get loud sometimes. >> i can hear mom clicking>> yes. i type all day. i would like to see options for working parents. i do not feel like we have a voice. >> she is expecting to go back to teaching this month and then will be doing in-person and distance learning. the rodriguez girls received no update as to when in-person classes will reaume. >> marin is one of the few counties where kids are getting the classroom experience. tomorrow, join us to see more on the learning loss that is happening across the bay area. >> please join us for that. let's move on now and talk, ama, about the wet weather, the storm coming in. >> yeah. absolutely. let's get the timing of it all from sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah. dan, ama, we are basically looking at isolated showers turning to more scattered showers the next couple of days. i want to show you where lightning is showing up on live doppler 7. you will notice it, it is snowing in the sierra and will be getting more up in the mountains. the showerser local, martinez, taking you down to stre

a little girl in a class who had a single mom, the single mom was gay or lesbian and she used a spermved this little girl very much. she has since left the school. but i have to say i look at it through a different set of eyes. so sometimes children that don't have two parents, that don't have a mom and dad, guardian, caretaker can be hurt by this. if we can soften the blow for those children, i think we should. i'm just not comfortable saying to a 10-year-old, get over it. >> harris: i'm curious if anyone in that child's life thought they better prepare that child for life just by telling them what's going on. because you may not say those words at grace church, but what happens when they get to whole foods? anyone real quick? >> along leslie's lines come with a boorish press said this came out of an interaction with the student where he wrongly assumed a man and a woman with the kid was the child's grandparents. i think this is sort of an interesting illustration that when people have a personal experience in this realm and in a position of power how they then set legislation appare