he did these abusive things to my niece in front of her child and also abused her in kind of the way to keep her in line and make her do what he wanted her to do. >> judge jeanine: you mentioned craigslist and backpage. how do they factor into this? >> they facilitate this. while my niece was being gutted, dismembered by the serial killer they are making money off the ad that he called to contact her. >> judge jeanine: you know, so then your niece was advertised on craigslist and then backpage by the romeo pimp and they the pimp then brought her to meet the serial murderer. >> from maine and they took a bus here to new york and that happened every couple of weeks. and backpage was first, by the way. first they used backpage. so i know that backpage is saying now that craigslist shut down everyone is coming here. she was on their site first. >> judge jeanine: to backpage preceded craigslist on this. >> yes, yes. >> judge jeanine: and your niece, do you know if she had been brought to this individual more than once? >> i don't -- we don't know who the individual was. >> judge jeanine:

. all lillian france wanted to do was pay a visit to her niece. but what she got instead wasus muggings  targeting the elderly. so far, it hasn't hit the media >> we had absolutely no idea. my aunt would have definitely  been a lot more cautious. ÑzÑ >> a very independent and  unknowing lillian france, an  85-year-old woman from the area is planning to surprise her  niece with a visit.  >> she lives about a mile from  me. she occasionally makes surprise visits. and that day, unfortunately, sh decided to do so.??=ñ >> before she arrived at her f niece's house, she makes a few  stops in the neighborhood,  although she says she was  feeling uneasy on this day from the get-go. >> she woke up with like a heav feeling, as if something was  going to happen. >> france goes against her  instincts and makes a stop at  this bank to withdraw money to  give to her grandnieces who areo in from out of town.ÑÑ

an incredibly detailed dollhouse he was building as a gift for his niece. >> i've been working on this dollhouse for about two years now. it's for that young girl. the young girl, she has no idea i'm making it. she has no idea it's coming down there. >> harrington gave our crew a tour of his masterpiece. >> the windows work. up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work, the doors open. all the yellow-colored wood is the natural color of the wood.

also in some of e pictures some of her nieces that were inside.rning inside the car the 7 members were made up of maria her 10-year-old daughter ter sister, her nieces and her parents. also adding to the tragedy the parents arrived to the dominican republic was supposed to be having a series of family get togethers over the weekend. it was around yesterday at 12:30 when they didn't show up at one of the events that other familiar members had gotten calls that something happened. we spoke with authorities and they shared with us just how difficult it was for the first spoernds to process all of this when they were trying to get to the rescues. take a listen for yourself. >> i have been in the fire department 30 years. how long howe? 30 years. metimes you come upon events that are horrific and this was one of them. >>> again police investigating whether or not speed played a factor in this crash. >>> it is a narrow road with very low guardrails. not the first accident to occur there. >>> 48 minutes after the hour. coming up we will tell you about a

thanks to sarah polk and her great-great niece the founder of the james k. polk memorial, the group that operates this side. we can head down the hall into the officer's study. just ask a question here about the painted window shade. an old inventory of the popes' belongs, this a painted shade. a local artist painted an oregon city. sort to have is a load polk. they were in style but weren't durable. you can imagine hanging in sun they would fade and get brittle. and it wouldn't last very long. we cheated a little bit with some museum tricks here. we have ultraviolet filters, this has lasts over 20 years. a local artist painted that for us. the upstairs rooms were bedroom but we had furniture from james polk's law office. no longer standing. but just to show you some of the furnishings, the day bed he had with him in the white house, the writing chair, the secretary, the book case from the law office. many of the books too. a jackson biography have been rebound but the books are original. as was the book case. downstairs i mentioned the father was a land sur

his niece, mrs. willow said "what is the matter, mr. james. nothing more than a change of mind, my dear. his head dropped. and he ceased breathing. as quietly as the snuff of a candle goes out. >> after his death, as madison's family and executors want through his papers they found something he had written, he titled it "advice to my country. "and he intended for tigit to remain private until after he died. but it contained what he thought was the most important words he could convey to his fellow americans. and he wrote -- "the advice nearest to my heart and deepest in my convictions is that the union of the states be cherished and perpetuated. like the open enemy of it be regarded as a pandora with her box open and the disguised one as the serpent creeping with deadly wiles in paradise." it tells you so much. first, his long careful study of the american nation told him the most important thing was to keep the union together. but we also see his deep training and, and understanding, as he refers both to the classical world with reference to

one, my niece, kelsey cook, who's now married and her husband is serving overseas. but when she was 14, she told me about a friend of hers that was going to school with her, joa a joanna, who was working with an organization to try and help the night walkers in uganda. of course i had read about that and worked with orphans in that country. she said, aunt mary, can you do something? i said, yes, i'll try. i began working with other senators and traveled to uganda myself and met the unicef director, karol bell lammy, at the time. we tried to get to the northern part to actually see the night walkers, but when we were there, one of the priests who had been their great advocate, episcopal priest, had been murdered by the coney forces and our state department didn't allow us to go. we came back, and you know that some of us have been working over the course of the time to help. i stayed in touch with invisible children and the nonprofit that was created after the plea that jacob said to ben, who's here in the audience. he looked at ben, and you saw it on the video. he s

well simply put a niece of russia felt that the first u.s. drafted resolution made too many demands of the syrian government and did not explicitly made any demands of the opposition the current u.s. drafted resolution calls on all parties in syria including the opposition to immediately seize all our violence in all its forms it also calls for the initial deployment of up to thirty unarmed un observers to syria to monitor the fragile cease fire that just was implemented a few days ago one thing that was laid out by a city in a six point peace plan put out by joint envoy kofi are not and also it calls on damascus to ensure full impended access to the u.n. monitors that if this resolution is approved will be going to syria in mediately it condemns the syrian authority this resolution for human rights violations in the use of widespread force against civilians and also indicates that those responsible should be held accountable though this resolution does and with a somewhat ambiguous saying that the security council can take additional measure

when my nephews and nieces are over, she plays the dvds but turns the sound off.ear- old niece, took my dvd to school for show and tell. >> how did that go? >> they can't read. i don't know how good the education system is australia. i assume it's as good as america. vinyl day, vinyl day is before earth day, and vinyl records not biodegradable. >> true. >> that's just spitting in the face -- >> of earth day. doesn't make sense. >> but they have a more authentic sound. >> i love vinyl. >> i love it. >> me, too. >> the sales are up now. let me ask you a question, you told us, you were nice and shared this with us, you recently got your green card. >> i got my green card. i'm allowed to stay in america. they can take me off me in any state. >> you're fine. >> john lennon had it for like a day, and -- >> well -- >> i went to see where he was shot, and they have that step where mark chapman waited for three hours, got the autograph and he drove away, and he waited four more hours and we all know what happened then. i sat there, and the security guard went get up. i sai

. >> reporter: did i niece and her family are going through a ruth -- denise and her family are going through a rough patch. she has battled lung cancer. the family's home in northeast washington is in foreclosure. debra harrison is a long time family friend. >> we just want their family, when he comes home from this hospital, to go back into their family unit home so all of them can heal together and i feel he will be able to one day walk again with the support of everyone believing in him. >> reporter: bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> prince george's county on the lookout tonight for whoever stabbed two teenagers in brandywine late last night. a group of teens crashed a house party on poplar ridge road and two victims were stabbed after a fight broke out. tonight they are in stable but critical condition. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> new details in the secret service scandal, president obama wants a thorough and rigorous investigation after agents were accused of misconduct with prostitutes during an official trip to colombia. it comes as congress is prepared to

my nieces and nephew need me. i want to help them.e little brothers and sisters aiming for it. i can't let them see i'm the same person. i have to change. >> while his marathon interview continues, abel watches from his holding cell just steps away. his turn is just around the corner. >> i just want them to know, i need to go home and take care of my family, my little brother and i want to go to college and play football. hopefully that will encourage them to release me. >> it's something we all take quite seriously, and we hope we have done everything we can to influence that particular juvenile in a positive direction so he can return back to the family and the community and make a positive difference. that's essentially what everybody is here for. >> i do have one question. what changed in november? up until november, you got two, three, four conduct reports every month, every month, just like clockwork. what changed? >> the fact that i was tired of being here. i have grown up. i said it's time to go. my thinking, the way i did ç

she was three monuhs pregnant with what would have been my first niece or nephew.ad been diagnosed a sociopath when trying to kill his own family. by xoisonmng their milk. i am here to ask congress toe sure that guns do not get into the hands of dangerous people like the one who killed my family members. thank you. >> pamela bosley. >> i'mere to intróduce you to my surdered in chicago. this is my son, terrell. 9 my son, terrell bosley, who was 18, wamurdered on april 4th, 006, his grieods, he helped!his friend bring erums in a church. he was on safe grouods and someone took iis life. he was an!awesome!son who loved! his!family. he was a gospel!bass player. who had the opportunity to play for so many great artists. one of his dreams!was!to be a famous gospel bass player and travel around the world. this was ended when somebody was shooting and had a .45 illegal caliber gun and shot my son. his death devastated my family and my youngest son prays every day that nobody gets shot. there is not a day that goes by that i do not miss and think about my son, ell. even thou

myself and my niece who now, by the way, has seven kids, lives up in chicago. is the girl. >> greg: bob, you always have that problem. >> dana: before we get to greg, reveal mine. one thing to know, my mom kind of handy in the kitchen gave me a personal the night before i had my kindergarten school picture. there i am. juan williams yesterday said i looked like a boy. but i had short hair with a personal. go ahead. >> greg: eeverybody got a personal. that is me. >> eric: that's greg. i also got a perm. >> greg: there i am. at this age i had already published my first book entitled "do you smell like poop"? >> bob: one of my hobbies is serial killer. that is a picture of a serial killer in the making right there. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: bob. you to see yours. your sister sent it. i haven't seen it yet. >> bob: well, it's just a sweet young guy. that was a terrorist. good, did we lose it? i hope so. because i really prefer not to -- >> dana: did your sister take care of the family photographs? >> bob: there he is. look at that. >> dana: that's five? >> greg:

religious to my best and it's good enough in this book is meant to be that kind of inspiration >>> my niece is visiting she brought her little guy and she also has the bonus children from the marriage. she has a full plate. i gave for the book and she's getting after the show. asked to happens when all but two small stuff happens at one time bawling into something big. >>> the only thing in a mom and any person can be doing when they're bombarded with chaos is to take it presently. a simple strategy is to just take a lot of deep breaths during the day specifically before you speak to your children read before you speak takes three bet breaths lawyer childless talking to become more responsive instead of reactive because we get going so fast the richest start reacting and spew things out, not even thinking before were speaking. how is up and not worry about everything greta people utterly present that took presence as the new limit anemometer not read about the future among the confined joy in the experience of parenting is a mom that can really being in that moment even when she's making an

it is mainly because -- from my experience, i have nieces and nephews that i am not allowed near for they look at us when we talk about race. and it is like me talking about the rotary phone. get away from me, uncle greg, and put pants on. jesse, what do you get out of the story? >> maybe your nieces and nephews are not allowed around you because you were infected by a lemur. >> i don't know if they wept to college, but they didn't follow the scientific method. if they had, they would have known that there is no control in this experiment. all they studied was kids who went to college. 24r* are too many other factors there. you know who they neglected to study? people who didn't go to college and compare the two. you know what else happened during the same period of time? they got older. what this study can prove is that you get more racist when you get older, and who are the most racist people you know? old people. i'm just saying you could come to this exact same conclusion if you hung out at off track betting. >> you just offended our older viewers, and i want to say that i disagr

a woman was nursing her baby when her 6-year-old niece came into the room.ever vn having seen this before, the niece was intreeged and was full of all kinds of questions about what was going on. after mulling over the answers, the new mother gave her, she remarked, my mom has some of those, too, but i don't think she knows how to use them. what's wrong with you people? >> seriously, is it over? >> i can please tell the one -- >> no, you can't. >>> coming up, how much is too much personal information. >> the dangers of oversharing like hodie does every day. after this. >>> how much information is too much information? sharing certain things with certain friends is one thing, but with the help of reality tv and social media, it seems like nothing is off-limits anymore. >> how can we stop ourselves from oversharing? deborah shigly is a career coach "the go-getter girls guides" is here and the editor in chief from "family circle" magazine is also here. it could be really risky to put too much information out there. right? >> it is. i think because of this shift

. >> it was my brother-in-law that passed away and my niece.was a great father, a good husband, and a good role model to all the teenagers. he was a good coach for the soccer club, and i am dearly heartbroken today. whoever did it -- >> reporter: concord police say a 17-year-old was speeding westbound when he hit a fire hydrant and then a family on their bicycles. >> it wasn't rush hour, it wasn't even nighttime. it wasn't raining. what happened? you know to have this guy jump a curve. >> 41-year-old suleiman nuri. died at the scene. his 12 years old daughter was treated for minor injuries. >> i feel bad for both sides of the family. the one that was driving, his life is basically over, because he just two people. >> reporter: authorities say they're looking into whether the driver was distracted and are asking drivers in general to be more cautious. >> it's the first beautiful saturday we've had, people just need to be aware there are people out there on bicycles, walking with their children and with their pets. be aware of them. >> kimberly t

. >> it was my brother-in-law and niece that passed away. he was a good husband and good roll model for all the teenagers. >> 11-year-old daughter suffered a broken leg. they were on a usual bike ride. they were riding on the sidewalk. it happened this morning on treat envy. 17-year-old driver of this suv lost control of his car. >> hit the fire hydrant. saw the water shoot up and continued to hit things. trees and building. >> after striking them, the car punched a hole in the building that had to be shored up by firefighters. they arrested the driver at the scene. >> at this point, speed does seem to be a factor as well as a lane change. the driver has been arrested for manslaughter. >> reporter: a friend of the 17-year-old driver says his friend called him seconds after the accident. >> he said he had gotten in car accident. he lost control and he might have hit two people. he said he did hit people but he might have killed them. >> the brother-in-law told us that he had to see where his family members died. >> i just wanted to see where

she proudly displays a paining made by her niece. >> with friends and family and faith, you get throught. >> reporter: best was diagnosed with breast cancer in august 2010. she officially beat the cancer in june of last year. seen in this home video, her last chemo treatment was nothing than a triumph. >> over at walter reed, you ring a bell. it is a great feeling to know you have no more chemo. then you start living your life again. >> reporter: she is part of the 70% of women who beat cancer. but unfort nay natalie, the number of breast cancer cases often fluctuate. >> around 2000 we started to see a decline in the number of breast cancers. but since 2008, we are starting to see a slight increase up again. >> reporter: while so much is still being studied about the disease, the number one key to beating it is still early detection. >> treatments have become so advanced that in most cases women can go from diagnosis to being given the all clear in about a year. a reminder today is buddy check 9 day. call your buddy. buddy check is a get resource for information about cancer and we enco

. >> mom, kids, brother, sisters, nieces, nephews. everybody's going to be down here from alabama to pick me up in the parking lot. i mean, i hope they are. >> you look nervous. the last couple days, he's just been different. >> haven't even eaten nothing all day. >> he gave his food away. he never gives his food away. >> i guess i'm feeling a little nervous. >> about what? >> maybe a big change of environment, you know? i don't even know, really. i just -- i don't know, i think maybe i should have thought about this a long time ago then it wouldn't all come into you at one time, you know what i mean? >> now, his buddies have gathered to give him a santa rosa send-off with a cake made from honey buns, crushed peanut butter cookies mixed with milk and chocolate covered peanuts. it's topped off with a sprinkling of cocoa powder. >> the dust on it, the last ingredient right here. santa rosa touch, you know? chain gang secrets right here. we had to do it without it, what y'all have on the streets. we make it happen, right here, santa rosa

(laughter) nation, there are a lot of nieces out there very excited right now. nation, i hope you had a fantastic easter. i spent the holiday surrounded by family, going to church, and totally dominating my neighborhood easter egg hunt. suck it, tyler! i can't believe-- i cannot believe you fell for the old go check under the hedges trick. there was nothing under the hedges. i got all the eggs! including these three, i took them from him. i won easter! you can win. (laughter) and mine wasn't the only display of east erat let civil. >> an easter sunday sermon in front of a church packed with tens of thousands of worshippers, at the pulpit the man they call god's quarterback. >> stephen: yes, he's god's quarterback. and evidently denver has higher standards than god. and the-- (applause) why tebow on easter? well, that's obvious. >> obviously it's our super bowl. easter is the resurrection of christ in which we celebrate in our faith. >> stephen: yes, easter is the super bowl of christianity. when we celebrate the triumph of the ultimate come from behind player, j

brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, everybody is going to be down here from alabama to pick me up in couple days. >> i ain't ate nothing all day. gave all his food away. never gave his food away. >> guess i am feeling nervous. >> about what? >> maybe big change in environment, you know what i mean. i don't çknow, really. i just, i think, should have thought about this a long time ago then maybe it wouldn't all come into you at one time you. know what i mean? >> hey, yeah. yeah. >> now his buddies have gathered to give him a santa rosa send-off with a cake made from honey buns, crushed peanut butter cookies, mixed with milk and chocolate covered peanuts and topped with a sprinkling of cocoa powder. >> got to put the dust. last ingredient. santa rosa touch. chain gang secrets. we have to do it. what you have on the streets. we make it happen. right here, santa rosa. awe call on, jr. kristen it, last day, you know. >> whole life ahead of him. behave out there. you know what i am saying? >> uh-huh. >> and the sad part is, that he is leaving some good friends behind. but if he gets his b

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remember, before the surgery, edie could not connect emotionally with her grand niece, susan.ntact number two. >> let me know if anything changes. just give a shout. >> okay. smiling. i just almost smiled. >> you just almost smiled? >> yeah. >> describe that for us, would you, please? >> i didn't smile. i haven't smiled before, like, in a long time. or laughed. >> it brings tears to your eyes to see somebody that is in such pain. and then that goes away. >> when you say you almost smiled, did something strike you as funny or is it just sort of spontaneous. >> it was -- well, i -- actually, i was thinking of playing with susan. >> i started thinking about susan. little susan. i thought, i was holding -- you know, she was -- i was holding her with her face to me. right there in the brain surgery. i felt feelings that i thought were gone. >> reporter: what is that like just to think that a machine and electricity could transform your emotions like that? >> it felt fantastic. i didn't care what was doing it. it just felt great. >> spoon it in there. >> reporter: it's been five yea

the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met.kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are.ç >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everything. reminiscing over the family, how much stuff we've missed. >> it hurts, it hurts. certain parts of your life you can't get back. i lost my momma when i was on my second year. i lost her and that was one of the worst things i ever went through in my life and i can never get that moment back. but that helps you to not come back. >> no, i ain't ever come back. >> puts everything in perspective, when you realize what you've lost. >> glass has experienced a lot of loss over his seven years in prison. some more painful

the bodies of a man and woman were discovered by their adult niece.es with them and returned home around 1:00 this morning. at this point, it appears the husband shot himself, then killed himself. they say the couple was in their 50s and no one else lives in the home aside from that adult niece. no motive at this point. live in capitol heights, news4, back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> more breaking news. at least one person was shot and as many as 50 in jail as celebrations following kentucky's men's -- college basketball championship spiralled out of control. fans flooded the streets sho shoshort -- streets after the victory. couches and at least one car set on fire. >>> in a few minutes, sarah palin will make her debut as a co-host of the "today" show. >> the former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate will spend the 7:00 a.m. hour discussing the preliminary primaries in d.c., maryland, and wisconsin. in the 8:00 hour, she'll move to the co-host position to help out with the segments. >> i'm tuning in. >> we'll see. >>> that is th

chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. she wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful. >> anderson, i'm going to have more on this story tomorrow morning when i talk to kenneth chamberlain's son on my show "starting point" tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. >> so there was a 911 call. why were police there? >> well, the 911 call basically says a person has triggered their alarm, and that will trigger an ambulance, but often the police will get there ahead of time. so the police happened to get there first. >> what kind of condition was he in? was he capable of being aggressive? >> we had a chance to look at his medical reports. what you see in the medical reports is a person who has, you know, serious heart and sort of breathing problems. so he's described as someone who couldn't really walk up a flight of stairs, could get halfway

. >> my niece every time she see me, hi, i keep having her voice run through my head and i keep seeing her face. it is -- >> reporter: the 11-year-old seen even the right, survived with a broken leg. >> we have her still so we have to cherish and worship her and make sure we make her life better. >> reporter: the accident happened saturday morning 9:30. police say the 17-year-old was speeding when he lost control of his vehicle going fast enough to dislodge and send a fire hydrant 50 feet before hitting nuri and his daughters riding their bikes on the sidewalk. >> it is hard because, they are sweet little girls. very emotional. >> very emotional. such a lovely family. >> reporter: youngsters who know the girls signed large cards. >> i wrote that i may la protect them and -- may allah protect them and keep themselves. >> reporter: cell phone records are being checked to determine if he was on the phone at the time. >> i don't think -- someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, sad situation. >> reporter: the nuri family thanked everyone for their sup