ms. miller. love you!> just to make sure the adjustment was going well, but also knowing that many people were rooting for her to be successful here in the bronx. >> so, what if i asked you to graph this thing that's changing over time? >> well, zero is there, so it would go away from it, so it would be negative. >> i caught up and i got good midterm grades. i'm excited about that, and i'm proud. (dance music playing) >> my sophomore year, now this is a good year. you're kind of just floating. (music continues) i just need to keep looking ahead and just keep going, keep moving a step at a time. (music continues) >> narrator: but just as omarina was getting on track at brooks, she received a disturbing call. >> it was a tuesday morning. i couldn't ignore the feeling that i had in my stomach. >> why are we so powerless to save the people we love? >> narrator: she found out her twin brother omarlin had been shot. >> i immediately thought: is he dead? just tell me if he's dead. >> i want to tell you why i did

ms. miller owed 19,000 and $80 for 12 months of not paying rent. it was a legal eviction.e was out in the heat with her hundred of trolls, luckily friends and family were on hand to help her out. >> i started this and most of my friends are from open mic. >> offering to put the trolls in her space on display. today that is where they sit. >> we found out about jen's eviction and new artist coming to the neighborhood we should reach out to everyone who made it great before us and donate our space to put troll museum in a proper way. her old friend who runs the gallery isn't too happy with the small turnout of the troll enthussist who have seen. the troll exhibit is coming to an end. if you're a supporter of whimsical troll and want to keep the east side wonderful and offer up some space or she will force to put them back. >> trolls are actually the second best selling next to barbie. gi joe, you can suck it. >> we are thinking labor day weekend. here you have it. good news philadelphia, rain likely tonight. tomorrow before noon, temps cooler. the weather will get the rain o

ms. mccoy was involved in the bay area peacekeepers program. tonight at 5 pm the group will hold a vigil. >>> bruce miller is said to be arraigned in court this afternoon on seven felonies. prosecutors now say he used a chain in his alleged attack on a seven-year-old man and his son earlier this week. police say miller tried to enter the man's hotel room. the man some day next door and told miller he had the wrong room. miller was later seen on surveillance video at another hotel bloody and disoriented. the victim was hospitalized. the 49ers released him hours later. >>> the san francisco 49ers has pledged to donate $1 million to two bay area charities. this comes after a quarterback helped start a national conversation about racism and police were touting what he did not stand for the national anthem and pledged $1 million to groups combating racial injustice. >>> a new emergency fund for the bay bridge is running low on cash. a variety of problems have used up a lot of the money. the chronicle says the fund has about $68 million left. that may lead to told there's pain for extra repair work. they say th

miller's blood on janish as well as in vehicles he allegedly stole. but the defense argues that there's no "can you name the time of death? no. they cannot tell you when ms. hustad died. there's no evidence between these four walls of the time of death. as a matter of fact, there was not a finger lifted to try and determine ms. hustad's whereabouts on that day or the prior day." day.""i guess the question is who killed sabrina hustad janish? what does the evidence show? it shows the dna of only two p including that of the defendant" defendant."if convicted of first degree murder, miller will spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance for parole. after published reports that waterloo police chief -- --dan trelka was preparing to lose his job, the city's mayor today said he's not ready to take that action. action.instead, he says he wants to give chief trelka a chance to rebuild public trust between cops and the community. mayor quentin hart says he's ordered chief trelka to focus on improving the city's police . that trelka would be asked to resign after a series of costly cases involving white officers and their interactions with black residents

and we handled it responsibly, and i think captain miller's testimony to that effect is the best evidence. ms. frederick: governor carter. mr. carter: well, i'm reluctant to comment on the recent report. i haven't read it. i think the american people have only one requirement -- that the facts about mayaguez be given to them accurately and completely. mr. ford has been there for 18 months. he had the facts that were released today, immediately after the mayaguez incident. i understand that the report today is accurate. mr. ford has said, i believe, that it was accurate, and that the white house made no attempt to block the issuing of that report. i don't know if that's exactly accurate or not. i understand that both the the -- both the department of state and the defense department have approved the accuracy of today's report, or yesterday's report, and also the national security agency. i don't know what was right, or what was wrong, or what was done. the only thing i believe is that whatever the knowledge was that mr. ford had should have been , given to the american people 18 months ago, i

insists miller should be convicted of first- but the defense argues there's no motive, and there's a significant lack of evidence. "can you name the time of death? no. they cannot tell you when ms. hustad died. there's no evidence between these four walls of the time of death. as a matter of fact, there was not a finger lifted to try and determine ms. hustad's whereabouts on that day or the prior day." day.""i guess the question is janish? what does the evidence show? it shows the dna of only two people being present, including that of the defendant" defendant."jurors went back into deliberations at nine this morning.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is at the benton county courthouse to bring us their verdict as soon as it comes in.you can follow cbs 2 news on twitter to get the verdict right away.if miller is convicted of first degree murder, he'll spend the rest of his life in prison. calling for criminal charges against the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man. man.new video released by the tulsa police department shows the moments leading up the shooting.the video shows terence crutcher walking toward his s-u-v with his hands in the air as officers surroun

miller: thank you very much, madam speaker. one thing that can be said about ms. titus is that she's consistent and she's tried every way possible in order to have this piece of legislation passed. and actually was debated and defeated in the committee when we had an opportunity to talk about this issue before. there were 80 amendments that were offered on this particular piece of legislation. 22 amendments were accepted, and as the members have seen, a vast number of democratic amendments were accepted and allowed to be debated on the floor. this bill is about accountability. this bill is trying to give the secretary the tools that he needs in order to hold people accountable. the problem that exists today at the department of veterans affairs, as the deputy secretary has said, as other high-ranking officials at the department have said, it is almost impossible to hold somebody accountable or fire them at the department of veterans affairs. imagine this. a v.a. employee that was drunk went into an operating room, and it took almost a year in order to hold them ac

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miller with 1 2/3 innings shuts out. raises record to nine and one. indians the won it in the bottom of the ninth and the hero this time ms. brandon guyer with a shot into the right-field corner. coco crisp scores in the celebration time. keep an eye on full tray of drinks. indians when 2-1. magic number down to six. corey kluber goes for win number 18 tonight against the royals. >>> a lot of talk of the indians and playoff hopes following the injuries to carrasco and salazar some city in his post season is over. that is their opinion and that's what makes sports great is different takes and different opinions. i said the cavaliers were not with david black. i city cannot outcoached the west. that was my opinion. for my take on the indians i'm holding onto recent history. i look at the kansas city royals and away they won the world series last year. the pitching staff a 13 game owners and they were not power hitters. only 14 than home runs. but the royals had clutch hitting in the best bullpen to the title. indians stats this y better in some ways. more scoring and home runs by a lot and they have a corey kluber who is cy

ms. jackson lee. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. radcliffe. >> [inaudible] >> mic. >> i know the deputy commissioner miller had to leave, and i was hoping to have an opportunity to commend and thank him and his folks for what was truly a remarkable and amazing response to the terrorist events in new york an new jersey this past weekend and the incredible speed at which they were able to identify and apprehend the suspect, mr. rahami. i think that probably saved the lives of countless americans and, of course, we're all grateful that officer papa dee ya and investigator hammer areth both expected to make -- padilla and investigator hammer are both expected to make a full recovery. these events underscore how every day members of our law enforcement community, your teams say good-bye to their loved ones and then go out and put their lives on the line to protect their neighbors. and now, unfortunately, you all are being asked to do not just the traditional jobs that we've always asked law enforcement to do, you now have to answer the call when terrorists attack. and in that respect, you truly are the first line of defense in insuring that

miller: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to thank mr. o'rourke, a valued member of the committee and ms.fanik , for bringing this timely piece of legislation to the floor in amendment form. i think it's very important as the v.a. tries to recruit new physicians to fill the 40-plus thousand openings they may have at any one time, it's important to be able to get the younger folks who are coming in in so they can be part of the v.a. system an helping our veterans. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 17 printed in house report 114-742. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. o'rourke: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 17, printed in house report 114-742, offered by mr. o'rourke of texas. the chair: pursuant

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ms. esty is one of the co-sponsors of the bill. and i thank chairwoman miller for her work and ranking member brady for his support of the initiative and i appreciate the work of the committee staff, including brad and bob and my legislative director, kate and majority leader mccarthy and kelly dixon for posting the bill for consideration this afternoon. i rise in strong support and i urge my colleagues to support the gold star families voices act, to ensure that immediate family members of service members who died as a result of their service participate in the history ongress' veteran project. they collect stories of american war veterans. we did this in 2000 to help preserve their memories so that current and future generations may hear and better appreciate the realities of war and the sacrifices borne by those who served in uniform. the project is designed to turn their memories into our history to memberalize the lives of heroes whose selfless sacrifice has contributed and continue to contribute to or freedom and liberty and collective understanding of wh