. >> the baby reportedly has an elephant-themed nursery. >> the nursery will be decorated with elephantsof course, the mascot of the republican party. >> stephen: yes, a nursery decorated with adorable republican elephants. they borrowed the design from paul ryan's bedroom. (applause) and you know it's a cynical ploy to appeal to republican-leaning swing voters because it was premeditated. right before her baby was born, chelsea clinton conveniently helped launch a line of elephant-themed gifts to benefit groups working to stop the poaching of african elephants. a likely story. no one poaches african elephants. they're so much better fried. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, they are. hear the audience going, ooh! ooh! well, as cute as baby charlotte is, hillary's road to the white house is about to be derailed by the grandmother of all scandals. because freebeacon.com -- yes, "that" freebeacon.com -- has uncovered a single letter hillary sent in 1971 to none other than saul alinsky. yes. saul alinsky. (audience reacts) a name instantly familiar to anyone currently watching this in the middle of

. >>> lets do a nursery rhyme. >> this is the most dysfunctional, nursing to boobs to nursery rhymes.> it is like a fellini film this show. >> going to the zoo i never heard of this. >> british nursery rhyme. >> yes. >> going to the zoo, going to the zoo, it is difficult to learn for one little girl. apparently, this little girl's name is lola and her dad coaches her on this nursery rhyme. what she thinks the lyrics should be going to the zoo. >> okay, one day we went to the zoo. >> we went to the zoo. >> you have to say we went, darling. start again just say to the zoo. >> to the zoo. >> one day we went to the zoo. >> to the zoo. >> you a said we went. >> i'm ready. >> okay. >> do it right this time. >> you have to say we went and you just say to the zoo. we have to keep it, entertained, this is his song. >> one day we went to the zoo. >> we. >> you don't say we. >> we went to the zoo. >> no but you just say... >> leave her alone. >> yes. >> don't you feel bad for her. >> she got the the gist of it. >> yes. >> she's supposed to say. >> went to the zoo, to the zoo. >> that is all she'

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i walked into the nursery, kissed him bye and walked out in shackles. >> and the pressures of serving time with family. >> my mother is currently in here with me. we have the same sentences. >> she sat down and she said, hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend. i was like, excuse me? [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, breathe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is everything. introducing cvs health. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica

. >> a fire at a nursery plant, plant nursery rather in fairfax county, is now out. this was the view from news chopper 7 shortly after crews extinguished the fire this afternoon. flames damaged part of the nursery and garden center. no one was hurt. investigators are looking for a cause. >> we turn now to the weather. a cooler day around the metro area. a little bit breezy. we're preparing for the official beginning of fall, which is later tonight. >> how does a chief meteorologist celebrate the official start of fall? >> a good question. >> 10:29 tonight could be in my first rem cycle. all depends. 10:29. that is the time it goes from summer to autumn, the autumnal equinox. very cool and clear right now. lots of sunshine in arlington. temperature about 70 degrees. a few high clouds but nothing more than that. 74 at reagan national. 70 degrees at winchester. 75 the warm spot in fredericksburg right now. through the evening we'll see a couple conditions here. the sun goes down just a little bit after 7:00. it'll be comfortable and clear and chilly overnight. 64 degre

a hospital employee who worked in the nursery was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis. officials are not releasing her name, but say she has been put on leave. the hospital says so far, no other employees have tested positive for the illness. >> babies are vulnerable, especially their immune systems are not as strong. they're at risk, without a doubt. >> reporter: in a statement, providence memorial said we take our obligations to our patients, the employees and the community very seriously. we have taken actions that are designed to prevent a similar incident from occurring. >> even if he's not sick, it's just that fear that it gives me that he could be. and that i couldn't prevent it is what kills me inside. >> the hospital is working closely with the health department there to determine which children and employees may have been exposed. >>> now at 6:00, an unprecedented security breach. an iraq war vet jumps the fence and gets into the white house. even more alarming, what authorities allegedly found in his car. >>> police enter the apartment of a man they call a pe

a viewer sent us this cell phone video of flames and smoke pouring out of the burke nursery and garden center this afternoon. here's a scene from chopper 4. it looks like the main building is in good shape, but a large greenhouse and structures around it have heavy damage. no one was hurt. the fire started near some mulch, which helped fuel the flames. tonight investigators are still looking into t cause. >>> three people are in critical condition tonight after a deadly bus crash up in delaware. two women were killed. it happened when a tour bus traveling from d.c. to new york flipped on its side and slid down an embankment. it happened as the driver was trying to negotiate a curve on a ramp from u.s.-1 to u.s.-13 in new castle delaware on sunday. all 50 people on board that bus at that time were injured. a college student who came upon the scene described the chaos there. >> i do recall someone -- and i guess she was trapped underneath the bus. and one man saying my wife, my wife, bhi wife. and that keeps replaying in my mind. made me think about how fragile life is. >> the bus and th

a hospital employee who worked in the nursery was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis. officials are not releasing her name but say she's been put on leave. the hospital says so far, no other employees have tested p e positive for the illness. >> babies are at risk without a doubt. >> providence memorial says we take our obligations to our patients, employees and the community very seriously. we have taken actions that are designed to prevent a similar incident from occurring. >> even if he's not sick, just that fear it gives me that he could be and i couldn't prevent it is what kills me inside. >> kerry sanders reporting. >>> taking matters now into their own hands, we'll show you how ferguson residents are making sure they know exactly what to do the next time they're stopped by police. >>> and some of the rich are going clean. the new move by the wealthiest people in the u.s. to help protect the environment. >>> and good news for those of you with environmental interests, we have rain in the forecast. that's basically all of us. as we kick off our beginning to fall,

>> translator: i hope the new cabinet will support people raising small children by creating more nursery schools. >> translator: they don't look convincing. i don't think they're going to be very powerful. >> evacuees from the crippled power plant want more help. >> translator: i hope they will get us out of temporary housing as soon as possible. >> translator: i'm not sure if they will be able to speed up reconstruction. it has been more than three years since the disaster. very little has been changed. >> tens of thousands of people from affected areas remain in temporary housing await from their hometowns. the prime minister weighed a number of factors before he reshuffled his cabinet and party executives. >> there are three main points to this shakeup. security, rural revitalization and the empowerment of women. security, abe is focusing more resources on implementing his plan to allow japan to exercise its right to collective self-defense. this means coming to the defense of allies under attack. but members of the operation say this policy will increase the risk of japan getting inv

to try to determine things like their nursery bound.we protect those important areas we can have a substantial cultivation that would impact the mammal. >> there are over 100 million sharks being killed every year. not just for food, but as by-catch. something needs to be done and you can't conserve an animal unless you know something it. sharks are such mysteries. as big as they are, and as much as we talk about them, we know very little about them. >> and then we see tangible results that can be adopted that will take on conservation measures. >> i think so. as we look at why tiger beach is important, they had hypotheses, but now they have evidence why it's important. the females go there where it's warmer for gestation, more food, now they're getting solid answers. >> how dangerous is that work? i noticed the wound on your hand. >> i probably should have covered up a bit more. shark skin is incredibly rough. it's basically like sand paper. my shins were all cut up. you can see on my instagram, i was bleeding for science. but it was k

. >>> we just got in some new video of a huge fire at a nursery in virginia.e has pictures and details. >> reporter: new cell phone video just sent to us. take a look. you're about to see it. this fire broke out at burke nursery and garden center just off burke road at about 3:00, started near some mulch and spread to a nearby building. look at the flames, look at the smoke. now let's go to chopper 4. it just arrived over the scene. you can see the flames are gone. the smoke dying out too. but this fire did reach two alarms at one point in burke. nobody is hurt. firefighters are still investigating the cause. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >> scott, thank you. >>> what a day we had in prince george's county on saturday at our -- what is it, 22nd annual blue bird blues festival. >> so much fun on saturday. so many friends and great music and who is that on the stage? >> yeah, there's my co anchor, first time i've ever seen her in a baseball cap. i didn't recognize her. chuck witnessed this. >> he was in your face. >> i know! >> i asked for his autograp

she's devoted to elephant protection, and the baby reportedly has an elephant themed nursery.ure it's very adorable. dan. >> got to love the elephants. thanks, mara. >> hillary clinton has said she was waiting to become a grandma before making a decision about a presidential run in 2016. so let's bring in abc news chief white house correspondent jon karl in washington where he's co-hosting a special edition of "this week." good morning, jon. can having a grandchild really play into the 2016 campaign? >> reporter: well, look, we've had lots and lots of grandfathers running for president. it's hard to imagine that it would be much different having a grandmother run for president, although mara did mention that the nursery will be decorated with elephants, of course, the mascot of the republican party, so we'll see how that plays, but, look, hillary clinton has talked a lot about becoming a grandmother on the campaign trail. in fact, just last week she said that of the about 70,000 people who she has shaken hands with on this book tour, more than half of them have mentioned somet

the babies were exposed by a nursery worker, her annual exam showed she had active tb. the hospital is now expanding the number of babies it wants to test to 850. >> another american doctor exposed to the ebola virus is expected to arrive in washington today. the national institute of health is expected to care for the drt who was exposeed while volunteering in sierra leone. >> authorities over seas have busted a thriving black market for the iphone vi. smugglers in china have been caught with 450 smart phones at a time. they are trying to sneak it into the county before it's official release date. there's no word when the smart phone will go on sale in china. apple delayed the plan to introduce it, but did not say led to that digs. >>> philly pops takes us back to the 1970s, karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's been 40 years since the swedish group abba was introduced to america. they remain one of the most successful acts of all times. philly pops music director has put together not only a program that highlights some of abba's greatest hits, but fe

i teach at outdoor nursery school, which is just outside washington, d.c. i grew up on the beautiful island of jamaica. i am the first one out of my family to graduate high school and to go to college. my vision is to educate all girls worldwide. i was looking through my purse and i saw all of these pennies. and i thought what can i use them to do. so far i have collected over 600,000 pennies, $60 alone could send a girl to school for the entire year. >> i'm steve crane, age 72. i live in seattle. and i'm a member of the seattle rotary club. i was diagnosed with polio at almost exactly the same time as the vaccine first came out. i did not have the benefit. it would have made an enormous difference in my life. i was a star athlete. i couldn't make touchdowns and score and do the things i like to do. my mission is to help fund the eradication of polio by urging members of congress to provide the critical funding in order to finish the job. and we're this close. >> my name is sarah. i'm 15 years old and i'm a sophomore and i go to aurora central catholic high

. >> it's a female nurse in the nursery. >> reporter: the employee, now on leave, tested positive fore tb last month during a routine annual screen. >> one cannot say that 100% of all employees at any hospital will be free of any communicable disease, that is not possible. >> reporter: tuberculosis mostly affects the lung, but spreads to the spine. it's spread through coughs and sneezes. more than 40 hospital employees may also have been exposed to tb. the symptoms can be dormant for months, even years. >>> a rapid fox terrorized a connecticut neighborhood. it attacked a 7-year-old boy. it latched on to the second grader. his teacher wrestled the animal away and trapped it under a recycling bin. but she and another teacher were bit as well. earlier, that fox attacked two others in nearby homes. the victims have been treated for rainies. >>> a bear killed a college student. the victim and four friends were hiking in a forest preserve when they noticed a bear following them. they split up and ran. about two hours later, they found that victim's body. the bear still guarding it. the poli

. >> the nursery will be decorated with elephants, the mascot of the republican party. >> yes, a nurseryith adorable republican elephants. they borrowed the design from paul ryan's bedroom. >> and "the tonight show's" jimmy fallon also marked the occasion by reading the letters to welcome the clintons' new arrival. >> a lot of people have sent congrats. including from some famous babies. >> really? >> check it out. blue ivy carter wrote, charlotte's a weird name, but people can get past that. text me and we'll do lunch, from blue ivy, daughter of beyonce and jay-z. prince george wrote, pretty great that my great grandma is queen of england and your grandma wants to be queen of america. are you on nap chat? never heard of that. hey, char, let's do a play date soon. i promise i won't bring my dad. hash tag nerd. >>> up next, the "hardball" round table on the secret service meltdown and the ebola virus in texas. it's all real. plus the 2016 vacuum on the republican side that has mitt romney thinking third try. and in massachusetts, the candidates had their first televised debate last night

. >>> they are cousins, and nursery rates. >> jack and owen, pair of newborns in abington. baby boys born 22 hours apart watch makes them unique, their mothers are sisters. yep. bridgette and emily went through it altogether from pregnancy to delivery. when bridgette had her baby boy, emily was right there to visit. but soon after she got home, her water broke, then it turns out it was time to deliver. >> the craziest nine months ever. we had a dual shower, and it has just been crazy, and great. it is lining such a miracle times two. >> you always hope for the same sex whatever it is so they could have that closeness, we were convinced girl and boy. so it was so overwelmed with happiness, just made that moment that much more. >> the boys are the first children for both emily and bridgette. and the first grandchildren for the family. >>> oh, that's amazing, also how great for those kids to grow up, i mean, really can you imagine that relationship? >> great story. this morning, we are hearing from the owner of the baltimore ravens about the ray rice fall out. >> players in th

officials say a health worker in the nursery at an el paso hospital has tested positive for potential tb. over the past year, some 700 fragile newborns and work verse been put at risk. letters sent to parents of the affected urging them to receive a tb skin test as soon as possible. >>> and now, the search or a missing college student, hannah graham. his distraught parents calling it every parent's worst nightmare. and they are asking people to come forward. >> reporter: tonight, the parents of missing student hannah graham. breaking their silence. >> this is a worst nightmare. >> reporter: her mother clutching a childhood toy. >> and i appeal to anybody, please, please help us. >> reporter: and police zero in on a person of interest. this man, 32-year-old jesse matthew, police say captured here on surveillance video on the night that graham disappeared. >> i believe that jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. because it's been a week and we can't find her. >> reporter: police say they have evidence that matthew left with gra

striking but that doesn't mean the protests have stopped recently in an unprecedented move a military nursery fused to engage in the practice of force feeding according to cal rosenberg of the miami herald the nurse is quoted as saying i refuse to participate in this criminal act taking this into consideration i spoke with tom greste back a navy captain and the director of public affairs for the j t yes i first asked him exactly how many detainees are still participating in the strike. we don't. reveal the specific numbers. about hunger strike or those. being in turn and turly fad because it doesn't provide an accurate portrayal of the overall health of the detainee population why change the name from hunger strike to long term non-religious fast the word hunger strike again does not accurately portray what their motivation is and so it was determined quite some time ago to call it non religious fasting really because it seems to me like they're striking their indefinite detention especially those deemed innocent and cleared by police the word strike is is subjective what what are what is it

companion, that is, except for about six months when hannah was 3 years old when he was lost in the nurserye found b.b. and brought him home to hannah and to us. all we want to do now is to bring hannah home safely, and i appeal to anybody who knows anything. please, please help. thank you. >> capping off that emotional statement made by hannah graham's father, him bringing out b.b., hannah's favorite white rabbit, he says, given to her when she was less than a week old. that little white rabbit b.b. has been hannah graham's constant guardian, constant companion and guardian angel since then. clearly emotional. you have a statement there from -- again, that was her parents. her father john did all of the speaking. they told us they would only make a statement and not take questions. susan graham, hannah's mother, stood by his side. she became emotional, understandably, at one point. this nightmare for hannah -- it's a nightmare for hannah, for us, her brother, and her grandparents. he called out a few individuals by name and personally thanked them. he said i think the reason hannah has suc

. >> this is not like nurseris that we have in the city limits? >> yeah, those might be irrigation accounts, yeah. >> okay. >> and if they agree with your determination, they can appeal with that decision. >> half of them are city departments, rec and park, medians and dpw irrigate and those are all irrigation accounts. >> that is a big bureaucratic nightmare, isn't it? >> well, we are staffing up to make sure that we can deal with it, 1600 is not a large number and we have looked at different ways to approach this and there are other ways and this one appeared to be the most sensible and effective at getting at the highest water users for the least effort. >> that will be putting in a mailing in the next billing cycle. >> yes. >> so that the people know how to deal with their issues? >> yes. >> thank you. >> any other questions on the irrigation? >> we will move to enforcement and here we are going to focus on education and notification, and the point is to get the people to not waste water, it is not to collect money, it is to not to waste water

a nursery worker spreading the potentially deadly disease to babies and co-workers. being warned to test their children for tb right now. >>> i believe that jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. >> the man seen on surveillance video with his arm around missing virginia college student, hannah graham. does he hold the answers to the mystery of her disappearance? >>> get gown there. get down there, go! >> three teenagers trapped in an overturned suv after it goes

he only weighs a pounds but he bounces off the walls of the zoo's nursery.and joys pouncing and digging, this frisky fox may be mini but you can't argue he is mega cute. >> even those ears. >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff, we are back tonight for our newly expanded one hour edition of "action news" at 10:00. >> "a the usual? not tonight. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the smoky double bacon sirloin. the new spicy sriracha sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. steaks that sizzle. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the controversy surrounding baltimore raven's star, ray rice is growing. it is tuesday night and the latest on "action news" is the fallout for one time nfl star ray rice. >> we have lost that he has lost more endorsement deals in the wake of the video showing him punching then fiance

they were exposed by a nursery worker, her annual exam this summer showed she had active tb. but it wasn't until this month that the hospital contacted the parents of babies who stayed there. >> scientists have unlocked secrets of genome specifically 23 new mutations which raises a man's risk of prostate cancer. have i toldly -- individually, it doesn't raise the risk much, but men who have the mutations could have 6 times the risk of the general population. >>> in liberia a young engineering student used her own inbegin -- ingene genius idea to care for her family. >> she made a homemade hazard suit. >> her cousin didn't pull through, but the rest of the family did, she heard about the trash bag -- unicef heard built trash bag gear and teaching it to others. >> hollywood's most eligible bachelor becomes a newlywed. >> the first couple discovers the j i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they'r

the exposure happened in the nursery of providence memorial hospital between september 2013 and last. health officials say they do not know why the worker was not tested until months after showing symptoms of the disease. a spokesperson for the hospital, says that in workers have tested positive for active, tuberculosis. >>> nfl has taken a step naming a woman at its new chief marketing officer. dawn hudson will take over marking activity starting next month, she previously held positions with the consulting firm the parseon group and served as ceo of pepsi north america. she replaces mark wall her who will oversee nfl's international interests. >>> and on that note it is time new for sports. >> ducis rodgers live from the "action news" sports center. dues is we are talking eagles they are bruised battered but winning. >> they are winning. they are three-zero tops in the nfl but eagles lineman are dropping left, right and center. jason kelce has a sports hernia. there is no timetable for his return. but you have to believe we're talking months, not weeks. injury occurred in the third

. >> the doctors type in what they want, the nursery cords -- the nurse records it, it's dated timed and typed and there's no problem with i will illegibilit. >> several dozen doctors in the area are already cruising it. >> there's much more to come on "action news," including sports and the eagles opener this afternoon. >> what's a three lunch and what's a taxable benefit of your job, it's causing heartburn for >> in sports this noon we're a half-hour way for the start of the nfl season the eagles kick off at the linc with the jacksonville jaguars is at 1:00 p.m. the eagles offense is expected to be better than last year, but the defense is the question mark for the team. last year it was dead last in it league in its ability to stop the pass. the defense said they they willd that decimal record. >> -- decimal record. >> it's dismal record. >> it's imperative we're not a pushoff, we're not 32 in passing in the league. >> scration -- jacksonville jaguars west receiver will not be able to play today. they have four wide receivers suiting up today and only one has actually caught a pas

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their newborns potentially exposed in the hospital nursery. today, the parents will be demanding answers. parents of more than 700 newborn babies, one-quarter of the infants born here at providence memorial hospital just this year, received an alarming letter. urging them to report for a tuberculosis test as soon as possible. those infants and 40 employees may have been exposed to the contagious disease by coming in contact with a hospital employee, who tested positive for active tb. >> this is an unfortunate incident we're going to get through. we're going to help the babies, moms, and dads. >> reporter: the official said the employee tested positive for tb last month during a routine annual screening. anyone that came in close contact with them in the past year may be at risk. the employee is now on leave. >> one cannot say that, you know, 100% of all employees at any hospital will be free of any communicable disease. >> reporter: tuberculosis mostly affects the lungs, but can spread to the brain, kidney, and spine. the symptoms include a ha

>> she was a nurse in the nursery department. she was diagnosed during a routine annual screening. >> he was hours old when he was exposed. his mother helpless to stop it, and not even realizing until almost a year later. >> i need some answers. >> jessica martinez gave birth last october at providence memorial hospital in el paso. sebastian is one of more than 700 patients mostly newborns who came into contact with a nursery worker who had active tuberculosis. >> t.b. is a serious but treatable disease. >> tuberculosis is spread through coughing and sneezing. the bacteria melee dormant for months or years. 43 hospital employees were also exposed, none have tested positive so far. the concern is for the babies. like sebastian, he may have inhaled t.b. into their lungs. the bacteria can then spread to the kidney, spine and brain. >> even if he is not sick, it's the fear that he could be, and that i couldn't prevent it is what killed me inside. >> testing positive during a routine screening, the hospital worker is not with the hosp

. >> when skyler started nursery school, she made her first friend, morgan lawrence. morgan was drawn right away to skyler. >> did she kind of light up a room? >> yeah. the giggle and the laugh. >> the girls' families game good friends. dave and sheryl say morgan and skyler are more like sisters. >> what are your memories of skyler when she was this high. >> she giggled all the time. >> she had the biggest eyes. you'd just want to hug her. >> they were good girls, got good grades. morgan dreamed of becoming a meteorologist. skyler a criminal lawyer. they also had a pact, that they would always be there for one another. >> and you would both be in each other's wed parties. >> everyone has a sister to put in their wedding, and we had each other. >> as freshman at morgantown's university high school, the two girls drifted apart a little. with a new school came new friends. classmate daniel said the bubbly skyler fit in right away. >> friends came first. >> soon sighler had two new bffs, sheila eddie who the meeses had known for years and rachel strove, a striking redhead

the employee worked in the mursry and may have -- nursery and may have exposed 40 employees. t.b. dormant for years which is why babies born at the hospital for the past 12 months are asked to undergo screening. >>> a college student dead in new jersey. a 19-year-old rutgers student appeared to be in stress before passing out at a party. 30 minutes later she died. police are questioning fraternity brothers to figure out what happened to her that night. >>> apparently the american flag is something that, quote, offends foreign people. a san diego state university sophomore forced to remove the american flag from his balcony. apartment managers tolling him that old glory can be considered political and foreigners will find it offensive. the apartment managers are taking a step back now now that an attorney is involved. they're saying it was a big understanding and the flag is allowed to fly. >>> a group of bystanders jumped into action to save three teenagers trapped in an s.u.v. that was submerged in water. >> oh my god! look at that! >> that s.u.v. smashing through a barrier and l

the employee worked in the nursery at the providence memorial hospital in el paso. health officials sent letters to parents and more than 700 babies, advising they undergo screenings for tb. health official says babies are more likely than older children to develop symptoms. the woman tested positive last month but may have exposed others as early as september last year. >>> the entire african nation of sierra leone is in lockdown as health workers try fight the ebola virus. here's a look at the capital city, freetown. streets are empty. about 30,000 volunteers and healthcare workers are going through the country to distribute soap and educate people on how it spreads. ebola has killed more than 560 people and 2600 people total in africa since last december. trittics of the lockdown strategy say it won't be effective and fear it jeopardize trust between electric heck workers and citizens. >> seek vet service agents arrest maintained for trying to enter the white house. the man pulled miss vehicle into a screening area and tried to get into a barricaded entryway. the

constant except for about six months when hannah was about 3 years old when he was lost at nursery. we found bebe and brought him home to hannah and us. all we want to do now is bring hannah home safely. i appeal to anybody who knows anything, please, please, please help us. >> that from john graham and susan graham, clearly it was just too much anguish for her to be able to speak. so jean, in cases like this, when you hear this kind of heartfelt plea, how does that help turn a case around potentially? >> it creates more attention for the case. people stop and they watch and they listen. and one thing that mr. graham said in the midst of all of this, he said they were searching yesterday. nobody knew that. they haven't come forward but they were searching. i think that has to touch the souls of the mothers and fathers. i mean i have spoken to mothers and fathers here. and they say we have to help. we had to come out. they're hoping to touch someone that knows something. >> all right, jean, few so much. the family and community, everyone hoping that some information leads to hannah g

constant companion except for six months when hannah was 3 years old when he was lost at nursery. we found beebe and we brought him home to hannah and to us and all we want to do now is to bring hannah home safely and i appeal to anyone who knows anything, please, please, please help us. >> 18-year-old hannah last seen september 13th in an area of charlottesville known as the downtown mall. using surveillance video and witness statements, authorities tracked graham where she was believed to be seen walking with matthew. but at a news conference during which hannah graham's parents spoke, the charlottesville police chief did not mix words and jesse matthew was the last person to be seen with hannah graham. i want to bring in athena jones. we heard information about a second search warrant and wanted poster. these are not in connection with hannah being missing. this is because they want him to come in because of the two warrants for reckless driving or what have you? >> reporter: exactly, don. it's sort of connected here. you mentioned that second search warrant being conducted on

companion that is, except for about six months when hannah was three years old when he was lost in the nursery found bb and brought him home to hannah and to us. all we want to do now is bring hannah home safely. i appeal to anybody who knows anything. please, please help us. thank you. >> i'm joined now by someone who can relate to what the grands are going through now. ed smart is the father of k kidnapped survivor elizabeth smart. listening to that news conference shook me. mr. smart, your daughter elizabeth went missing nine months when abducted in 2002, as moving as john graham was, watching hannah's mother hit a lot harder, cannot speak, what struck you about this news conference? >> you know, i think that being able to come forward and sharing with the community was one of the most important things they could possibly do. it's incredibly difficult. everyone handles things differently. our prayers and thoughts certainly go out to the grahams. i thought when you look at what this conference is doing, it's really a call to action to mobilize to help search for her. nothing could be more im

i thought, though, when he was 2.5, it would be a good thing to put him in preschool or nursery school when i did that the teacher said "he won't play with anyone, he plays on the side by himself and does one thing over and over." >> reporter: by the time brandon was nine he had seizures. the diagnosis, epilepsy. the doctor urged his mother to keep is secret. but brandon struckled in school, he was socially awkward and a target for bullies. >> i put him in public school. i main streamed him, didn't tell anyone that was wrong, and he was beat up almostery day. >> reporter: physically. >> emotionally, physically. his shoes were tape off his feet on hot black tar outside in the schoolyard >> reporter: bullying. as brandon got ordinarily the bullying was worse. >> he wanted to play basketball like the other kids, his eye hand coordination was poor. he had slow movement, and, therefore, couldn't make a basket or catch the ball. the kids were smart and knew he couldn't catch it. they threw it at his face and couldn't stop it in type. they broke his nose self times. >> reporter: even then bra

constant companion except for six months when hannah was 3 years old when he was lost at nursery. we found beebe and we brought him home to hannah and to us. all we want to do now is bring hannah home safely. >> more than a week has passed since his daughter disappeared and police are certain that somebody must know something. >> i believe jesse matthew and hannah found themselves at the tempo restaurant. i believe that. eyewitnesses told us so. i believe hannah graham left the restaurant with jesse matthew. i believe that. in fact, i believe that jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. let me say that again. i believe jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. because it's been a week and we can't find her. >> wow. up next, mark geragos, sunny hostin both here to debate these bizarre twists in this case and whether the police chief's tone is fair to someone not even called a suspect. we'll have this for you. police say they are closing in on an alleged cop killer bel

mymom ran a pre nursery school in our home. kids in the afternoon. there was a cubby in our lobby. yeah, full on. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a lot. what is a daycare, what is that like? >> there were just raisins everywhere. [ laughter ] everywhere. >> jimmy: that sounds about right. yeah, yeah. hidden raisins. finding raisins places. that's another raisin. absolutely. yeah. >> a lot of raisins, a lot of diluted apple juice. and kids would just stop in the middle of the room and go -- [ laughter ] like all the time. do you not know that face? when they stop moving and they get real serious? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now i know the face. now i know the face. oh, honey, it's happening right now. it's happening. it's happening. >> they get like, red eyebrows. >> jimmy: they look like rob ford. [ laughter and applause ] be careful. rob ford. let's go change and we'll go to the debates, yeah. >> that's what he was busy doing. >> jimmy: believe it or not, i was doing some research on you and it's been 20 years since "my